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House rules that differ from stock Wrath. Bags, potions, a personal bank, trainers, and flight paths are free from the Locker.

• The launcher points you at wow.micasa915.com. Level cap is 80 (Wrath 3.3.5a).
• Dungeons and raids scale to party size (AutoBalance). Alliance and Horde can group for that PvE — Cross-faction groups.
• Auction House is one house for both factions.
• XP is 2x; an Experience Potion from the Locker makes kill and quest XP 4x while it lasts. Experience.
• AI companions auto-loot (your account characters in the party). Hunter and warlock pets do not.
• World bots wear level-appropriate gear (item required level cannot be above the bot). About 15% of world/random bots are PvP-flagged in the open world. Your account AI companions are not. Battlegrounds and arenas are unchanged.
• The world restarts every Monday at 11 PM Mountain Time (15-minute in-game warning). Minor realm changes wait for that window when they need a restart. Details in the FAQ.
• If a character is stuck, log them out, then use Unstuck on My Account. Alliance go to Stormwind, Horde to Orgrimmar. Once per character every 8 hours.

Kill, quest, and exploration XP are 2x for everyone.

An Experience Potion from the Locker is usable from level 1. It doubles kill and quest XP on top of that (4x while the buff lasts). Each drink adds 1 hour, stacking up to 24 hours. The buff bar shows time remaining. It survives death and logout and cannot be cancelled.

Alliance and Horde can invite each other, run Dungeon Finder together, and walk into dungeons and raids as one party or raid. You do not need to turn PvP on for that. The Auction House is shared — either faction sees the same listings.

While you are grouped, opposite-faction members are treated as friendly: heals and buffs work, and your AOE does not damage them. Ungrouped Alliance and Horde in the world are unchanged. Battlegrounds and arenas: see the FAQ.

Mail a Personal Bank from the Locker. Right-click it in your bags while you are in a city, inn, or other sanctuary — same as talking to a banker. You do not need a target. The item is not consumed. One is enough. Limits and the Goldshire quest: FAQ.

Riding ranks are earlier and cheaper than stock Wrath. Any same-faction riding or flying trainer will teach you; you do not need that city’s reputation (a Draenei can train with a Stormwind riding trainer, and so on).

• When you hit level 6, you get a system chat line and an on-screen notice that Apprentice Riding is available.
• Apprentice Riding (60% ground) — level 6, free. The trainer also gives you one random ground mount (vendor mounts through rares). Once per character; bags first, mailbox if they are full. Any ground mount can be used at 6 once you have this rank — including 100% and PvP/drop mounts. Playerbots (AI companions and world bots) learn Apprentice Riding and a usable mount at 6 without visiting a trainer.
• Journeyman Riding (100% ground speed from the skill) — level 20, 10 gold. You do not need this rank just to use a faster ground mount item.
• Expert Riding (150% flying) — level 40, 40 gold. Vendor 150% flyers (gryphons, wind riders, and the other old-60 flyers) can be used at 40 with this rank.
• Cold Weather Flying — level 60, 100 gold
• Artisan Riding (280% flying) — level 70, 500 gold. Swift 280% flyers stay at 70.

You still need the previous riding rank before the next one. Unique late flyers (proto-drakes, Ashes of Al'ar, and the like) keep their usual high requirements.

Once per character, before they hit level 7, you can send them to a different same-faction starter from the Locker. Alliance picks among Northshire, Coldridge, Shadowglen, and Ammen Vale. Horde picks among Valley of Trials, Camp Narache, Deathknell, and Sunstrider Isle.

The character must be logged out. On the next login they are in that zone, and their hearthstone bind is updated to match. Each of those spawns also has a mailbox.

Optional collectible from the Locker (once per character). Use the mailed item, then summon it from the Companions tab. It is not required for loot — AI companions auto-loot. Only one vanity pet or trainer companion can be summoned at a time.

A portable class trainer. Everyone gets the same flying Nether Ray, named Companion of Spells. Claim it from the Locker for each character you want to have it.

Use the mailed item once to add it to your Companions tab. Summon it from there, then right-click it to train class spells. You still pay the usual training gold. You can learn this and the profession companion on the same character; only one can be out at a time. Trainers are not required for loot.

The same flying Nether Ray, named Companion of Professions. Claim it from the Locker independently of the spell companion.

Use the mailed item once to add it to your Companions tab. Summon it, right-click, and pick a profession (including gathering, cooking, first aid, and fishing). That opens the normal trainer window. Pick another profession from the list anytime it is out. Summoning it dismisses any other vanity pet or trainer companion that is out. Not required for loot.

This server runs mod-playerbots — real Wrath characters with class logic. They are not mindless NPC escorts. A bot logs in as a character (race, class, talents, bags) and plays that class: a paladin can tank, a priest can heal, a mage can DPS. You assign the role.

Two kinds of bots share the world:

• Your alts (AI companions) — characters on your account that you bring online. They auto-loot. Commands are below.
• The living world — random bots already in cities and leveling zones so Azeroth does not feel empty. You do not have to manage them. They wear gear for their own level. About 15% are PvP-flagged in the open world (not in battlegrounds or arenas). If you queue a battleground, they can fill empty slots on each faction’s side. They do not start battlegrounds on their own.

The Bots page is extra background. Commands are below. Mouseover box over your buffs: FAQ.

Any character on your account can be used as an AI companion. Log each character in at least once to initialize them, then log back into your main. Your other characters will appear online and can be added to your party.

They remember roles, gear, and strategies between sessions. They follow, fight, heal, auto-loot, and can visit vendors when you send them. Hunter and warlock pets do not auto-loot. You do not need a Locker pet for loot.

All party chat commands below can also be sent as whispers: /w <name> follow to target a specific companion.

Assign roles in party chat so companions know how to behave in combat:

Control movement and targeting:

When near a vendor or trainer, companions can handle their own upkeep:

Companions will work on quests alongside you. Share quests from your quest log (right-click → Share) and companions in your party will automatically accept them.

AI companions auto-loot by default. Hunter and warlock pets do not. You do not need a Locker vanity pet or trainer for loot. Need/Greed rolls stay on the corpse for the group. If you ever turn loot off, turn it back on with the line below. The ll commands only change what they pick up.

Private World of Warcraft 3.3.5a (Wrath of the Lich King) on AzerothCore. Classic, Burning Crusade, and Wrath content; level cap 80. House rules are under Realm settings.

Log in (or open Resend code) and tap Send a new code. Check spam / junk — Gmail may file the first one there. Codes expire after 30 minutes; you can request another after one minute.

This is separate from the Monday realm restart.

On My Account, log that character out of the game, then tap Unstuck next to View. They appear in Stormwind (Alliance) or Orgrimmar (Horde) on the next login. Hearth bind is updated to that city too.

Once per character every 8 hours. The button stays off while they are online or while the cooldown is running.

That is Wrath’s Enhanced Tooltips setting. The launcher turns it on by default. Name-only: Esc → Interface → Help, or /console UberTooltips 0. After you change it, the launcher leaves it alone.

That is not TipTac (character mouseover). See the next question.

That is TipTac from the launcher addon list, not Unbot. It often sits over your buffs.

TipTac is recommended with Unbot so companion details can show on hover. Moving it does not turn bots off.

Yes, at the new-character spawn in Northshire, Coldridge, Shadowglen, Ammen Vale, Valley of Trials, Camp Narache, Deathknell, and Sunstrider Isle. Stock Wrath starters do not.