SpellingMistakes

This page is meant to be a list of spelling mistakes in campaigns and other translatable texts in the en_US development version of the game.

Note: The house style of Wesnoth uses a good many words and constructions that are archaic, poetic, or dialectal. If you speak modern English as a second language you may incorrectly read these as errors. Please see NotSpellingMistakes for a list of things you will encounter that may look like spelling or usage errors but are not. Note that the mainline campaigns are now using correct typography, including sexed quotes and en and em dashes. These will appear as three byte sequences if you are not using a viewer that supports UTF-8.

Mainline Campaigns

Delfador's Memoirs

S13: "This was ill tidings for men and Elves alike." This was -> These were

Eastern Invasion

S1: "In the days of the king Garard I..."

 king Garard I -> King Garard I

Northern Rebirth

S05a: "The hole wasn’t big enough for me to go through but one you little guys you might fit."

 one you little guys you might fit -> one of you little guys might fit

S07a: "That’s why we have come here, to seek yours and your brothers help in defeating the orcs."

 yours and your brothers -> your and your brother's

S09a: "Pff, foolish human. What in the world gave you that idea."

 idea. -> idea?

Sceptre of Fire

S5: "Och, its some o’ them cave-dwarves."

 its -> it’s

• scenario 4 (line 157) That makes sense, I guess you would to plan the sceptre’s design... what in particular do you want him to do?

 That makes sense, I guess you would want to plan the sceptre’s design... What in particular do you want him to do?

The Legend of Wesmere

S3: "How can they dare to brake the treaty!" brake -> break

Wesnoth Game

Help

• somewhere in the help textdomain

Original text: (..) Far to the west in the the Great Ocean is a huge archipelago called (..)
Proposed replacement: (..) Far to the west in the Great Ocean there is a huge archipelago called (..)

Units

The lieutenant's description says "Trained at swords and crossbows..." which is rather poor grammar. Might "Trained in swords and crossbows..." be better?

Other (unit descriptions, ...)

• Mechanical units generally have mechanocal as their only trait. Since mechanical units don’t really have life, drain, poison and plague has no effect upon them.

 mechanocal -> mechanical   *fixed in development version