People playing in the world
A connected player counts after entering the world. Being at the login screen or character selection does not count as playing.
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From your first login to your first party. Everything you need to enter the realm and start exploring.
Keep this page open while you set up your client.
Use a compatible Wrath of the Lich King 3.3.5a client. Close the game before editing its connection file.
Open WotLK registration. Choose a game username and password, and enter an email address you can access.
Check your inbox for the confirmation code and enter it on the registration page. Your game account is created after the code is accepted. Check Spam or Junk if the message is missing.
In your client folder, open Data\enUS\realmlist.wtf with a text editor. Your language folder may be different, such as enGB. Replace the existing set realmlist line with this one and save the file:
set realmlist wotlk.almostallthemods.com:61693Keep the filename realmlist.wtf, including its original extension.
Launch your 3.3.5a game client. Use your game username and password at the login screen. Choose almostALLTHEMODS | WotLK, then create or select a character and enter the world.
Playerbots are game characters controlled by the server. Once you have a bot in your party, a few chat messages can help you coordinate.
Open a whisper to the bot and send help. Its reply shows the commands it accepts. Send only the command text in the table below.
Whisper a single bot for an individual order. Use party chat /p or raid chat /r for group orders. For example, /p follow asks your bots to follow you.
| Message | What it does |
|---|---|
help | See the commands your bot accepts. |
follow | Ask the bot to follow you. |
stay | Ask the bot to hold its position. |
attack | Ask the bot to attack your selected target. |
co ? | Show its current combat strategies. |
nc ? | Show its current non-combat strategies. |
Bot responses depend on the character, your control of it, and the situation. Start with help when something behaves differently.
Ask the community for the realm’s current bot recruiting steps.
A connected player counts after entering the world. Being at the login screen or character selection does not count as playing.
This includes online playerbots, including bot-controlled alternate characters. Bots are counted separately from human players.
Allow about a minute for the website to catch up after entering or leaving the world. A dash means a fresh count is unavailable. Zero means the latest reading found nobody in that category.
Check Spam or Junk and search for almostALLTHEMODS WotLK. Check the address you entered on registration before requesting another code. Keep the registration page open while you check your mail.
If the message was marked as spam, mark it as safe so future messages are easier to find.
Use the code from your most recent confirmation email. Copy it carefully into the registration page. If it has expired, follow the page’s instructions to request a new one.
Use the game username and password you chose during registration. Your email address is used for account verification.
Look inside your 3.3.5a client folder, then Data, then its language folder, such as enUS or enGB. Make sure Windows is showing file extensions so you can identify the exact file.
Close the game. Reopen the realmlist file you edited and check that your saved line exactly matches set realmlist wotlk.almostallthemods.com:61693. Include the port after the colon, and confirm you are launching that same 3.3.5a client.
Check the server status page. If the problem continues, share the exact error message and your client version on Discord.
Whisper the individual bot help first. Check that it is the bot you control and that it is in your party. Try a simple follow order outside combat. Include the command and the bot’s reply when asking the community for help.
Enter the world on your character, wait about a minute, then refresh the WotLK server page. A dash means the site does not have a fresh reading.