Version 1.2.5

* What used to be called the enchanted value of an item is now the current value, and what used to be called the unenchanted value is now the base value. The word "base" now also appears on tooltips. (No functionality has changed; this is just a terminology change.)
* Fixed the error that occurred when hovering over Brewfest steins.

Version 1.2.4

* Fixed an error that occurred when hovering over profession recipes.

Version 1.2.3

* You can now select what quality of gems to use for each of your scales on the Gems tab: uncommon, rare, or epic. Each scale can have a different quality level, so your main spec scale can use epic gems, and your offspec scale can use rare gems.
* By popular request, enchanted values of items now no longer include any points for sockets on the item, since the enchanted value is meant to reflect the current state of the item. This means that before you put gems in an item, the enchanted value of an item will be lower than the unenchanted value.
* Fixed a bug where occasionally items that weren't enchanted would show two equal values, such as "123.4 (123.4)". (This was only a display issue; the values were being calculated properly.)

Version 1.2.2

* Pawn will now calculate correct socket values if you have the "normalize values (like Wowhead)" option enabled.

Version 1.2.1

* Fixed the "attempt to perform arithmetic on field '?' (a nil value)" error that some users were experiencing in Pawn 1.2.

Version 1.2

* Note: Upon installation, this version of Pawn will automatically make adjustments to each of your scales' socket values. To avoid this, you can turn off the option for each scale to always correctly match gem colors.
* By default, Pawn will automatically choose the best rare-quality level 80 gem of each color and use the value of that gem when calculating item values. Most people will no longer ever need to manually set values for red, yellow, or blue sockets.
* There's now a new Gems tab in the Pawn UI. This tab shows you the best rare-quality level 80 gems that are available for any of your scales. Never again will you wonder which gems to have cut for that new boss drop.
o The Gems tab also displays suggested meta gems, but take these with a grain of salt; Pawn ignores the special effects on the gem.
o The Gems tab only considers rare-quality level 80 gems. I'll add support for epic gems very soon in an upcoming Pawn update.
* Pawn will now add a tooltip to the item socketing window displaying the suggested gems to use when socketing that item for each of your scales. In addition, the window now has a Pawn button that takes you directly to the Gems tab for more details.
* Meta sockets are now covered by two values instead of one: the old "Meta socket" value is now "Meta: stats" and covers the normal stat bonuses from meta gems. The new value is "Meta: effect" and covers the bonus effects from meta gems. Helms with an empty meta socket will get the values from both added to their totals. Helms with a filled meta socket will get the values of Meta: effect and the actual stats on the gem added to their totals. This reflects the fact that stat-for-stat, helms with meta sockets are clearly better than helms without them because of the added effects that meta gems bring.
* Adjusted the value of MP5 in the default scale to correspond with current itemization.
* Removed the Pawn feature to show item levels, as it is now built into the game.
* Fixed the "Could not parse the item link" error that appeared when clicking the links that items such as the Titanium Seal of Dalaran and Worn Troll Dice add to chat.
* Corrected the display of socket bonuses on weapons in the Compare tab.
* (English) Enchant Boots: Greater Vitality now works again.