World Randomizer
Companion pages for the World Randomizer module: roll or pick characters for your party, see the shuffled world, and bring your server config up to date.
World of Warcraft emulation, AzerothCore modules and small tools that make servers and games a little easier to run. The tools below run right here in your browser.
Companion pages for the World Randomizer module: roll or pick characters for your party, see the shuffled world, and bring your server config up to date.
One fan-made database per Gears of War game: characters, weapons, maps, gamemodes and everything else each game has. Gears 5 is up; the others are on the way.
The Command & Conquer: Renegade Exodus Co-Op server's site: how to connect, live server status, the map rotation with previews, and how to join the IRC chat.
Shuffles the world into level brackets: zones, creatures, quests, dungeons and start zones, with player stat eras, hardcore, co-op starts, character rolls and account-wide achievements with rewards.
Scales dungeons and the open world to each player, who picks Simple, Advanced or no scaling. Small groups can clear dungeons, and creatures stay inside a zone's level range.
Not a module: the website that goes with mod-world-randomizer. Roll characters, view the shuffled world map, browse the achievements and update config files. Static pages, no server needed.
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A launcher for the Ymir sniffing tool: fetched its releases and only offered the client versions that were valid. Archived on 30 October 2026, as Ymir is no longer developed.
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