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It is a Full-Featured, Free, Massive Network Game Object Server Suite (MaNGOS for short) included as a single project for World of Warcraft. It gives you an easy to use Authentication and World content server daemons with many powerful features. Mangos is one of the original MMORPG projects that has been in development since 2005.
Choosing the best World of Warcraft emulator for your private server in 2019 might not be an obvious decision and depends on what is important for you.
What game version is your target?
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Is it more important for you having a more recent WoW expansion or the game quality?
Do you need to add custom content and features?
Are you a beginner or an experienced server administrator/developer?
We will try to provide an overview of the modern WoW server application projects that will help you to select one.
Supported WoW versions: Battle for Azeroth (8.x.x), Wrath of The Lich King (3.3.5a)
If you are reading this, most likely you have already heard about TrinityCore. Simply because it has been the most successful WoW emulator of all times. A lot of servers and other emulators out there are based on it. Originally created as a fork of MaNGOS, with time it outclassed its father.
In recent times, TrinityCore no longer has the same amount of active developers of its golden age. Despite of that, it is still strong enough to target the latest version of World of Warcraft (currently BfA). However the new version is not fully playable yet.
Good:
experienced developers
the best choice for who wants the latest version of World of Warcraft
Bad:
the master branch is not fully playable yet (all the contents after WOTLK aren't completed enough)
the project has less active developers than it used to have
Official website:https://www.trinitycore.org
Official source repository:https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore
Supported WoW versions: Wrath of The Lich King (3.3.5a)
AzerothCore was created as a continuation of SunwellCore (which was based on TrinityCore and provided a high-quaity game experience). Since its creation, it got several updates also importing fixes and features from newer versions of TrinityCore and CMaNGOS. Its community has grown, today many private servers are using or considering migrating to AzerothCore.
The exclusive feature of AzerothCore is the modular system that allows to make customizations without modifying directly the core source code. That makes easy for servers to keep their source version updated and reuse custom code. There is even a public collection of modules created by the community. The project chat is on Discord.
Good:
probably the best choice in terms of gameplay quality (closer to blizzlike)
simple to add and manage custom features using the module system
easy to setup
growing community
unlike other emulation projects, changes to the master branch are tested in PRs before being merged (good stability)
Bad:
only supports version 3.3.5a, it looks like that there are no official plans for other versions of WoW
Official website: https://www.azerothcore.org
Official source repository:https://github.com/azerothcore/azerothcore-wotlk
Supported WoW versions: Classic (1.12), The Burning Crusade (2.4.3), Wrath of The Lich King (3.3.5a)
C-MaNGOS means Continued-MaNGOS and it's the direct continuation of the original MaNGOS project. According to the GitHub stars count of the official repositories, it is the most loved for its WoW Classic repository.
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little but constant development
experienced developers
one of the best options for Classic and TBC versions
Bad:
small community
not all former MaNGOS developers are active
Official website: https://cmangos.net/
Official source repository: https://github.com/cmangos
Supported WoW versions: Cataclysm (4.3.4)
This is a spin-off of the TrinityCore project that aims to continue the development of the 4.3.4 branch. Some members of TrinityCore supports it, but it's not officially supported by TrinityCore. The source code is hosted on GitLab.
It's a good choice if you want to open a Cataclysm server.
Official source repository:https://gitlab.com/trinitycore/TrinityCore_434
Supported WoW versions: Cataclysm (4.3.4)
Another Trinity-based project which supports Cataclysm. It has been around for a long time, but it doesn't have a big community.
Official website: http://gpn39f.spdns.de/forum1/
Official source repository:https://github.com/Arkania/ArkCORE-NG
Supported WoW versions: The Burning Crusade (2.4.3)
Old Trinity-based project with a valuable history that supports TBC, however not much active in recent times.
Official website: https://oregon-core.net
Official source repository:https://github.com/OregonCore/OregonCore
Supported WoW versions: Mists of Pandaria (5.4.8), Cataclysm (4.0.6a), The Burning Crusade (2.4.3)
It's derived from TrinityCore and has been around for a while. It doesn't have a big community though.
Good:
probably the best choice if you want a server with Pandaria
Bad:
only 1 developer active
the other 2 versions (TBC and Cataclysm) almost don't have any active development at all
Official website:https://www.projectskyfire.org
Official source repository:https://github.com/ProjectSkyfire
Supported WoW versions: The Burning Crusade (2.4.3)
Used and developed by the Valoren private server. It was originally born as a TrinityCore fork (back in the days when TrinityCore supported TBC) and used on the private server WoWMania, and was successively known as 'Windrunner'. They keep their source code close to TrinityCore, while adding new features. They have a chat on Discord.
Good:
actively developed
new features that other projects don't have
good for reusing parts of it in other projects
Bad:
only partially open source (anticheat, instance and creature scripts are not public)
not big community (mainly one developer working)
Wow Emulator DownloadOfficial source repository:https://github.com/ValorenWoW/sunstrider-core
Supported WoW versions: Classic (from 1.2 to 1.12 progressive patch)
Based on MaNGOS, this interesting project aims to provide a progression systems between one WoW version and another (unlike most of the other projects that just support the last patch of every expansion). They have a chat on Discord.
Official source repository:https://github.com/vmangos
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Are you looking for a World of Warcraft emulator? Would you like to open a private server, or just create a LAN server and play with your family or friends?
We are going to help you to select the best WoW emulator according to your needs! Here are some questions that you should ask yourself before reading this post:
What game version is your target? Do you look for a specific WoW version (e.g. latest, classic, wotlk, etc…) or it doesn't really matter for you?
Is it more important for you to have a more recent WoW expansion or the game quality?
Are you planning to introduce custom content and features?
What is your experience with WoW emulation? Are you a beginner or an experienced server administrator?
What operating system are you planning to use?
We will give an overview of what the WoW emulators' ecosystem has to offer in 2020, hoping it will help you to choose one!
 AzerothCoreAzerothCore (AC) is a TrinityCore-based project (originally created as a continuation of SunwellCore) supporting version 3.3.5 (Wrath of The Lich King). One of the most important features of AzerothCore is the modular system that allows private-server owners to make customizations without directly patching the core source code. This makes it easy for servers to keep their source version updated and reuse custom code. There is even a public collection of modules created by the community.
The project has a big community compared to other emulators and you can always find someone to ask for help on their Discord chat. This probably makes it the best wow emulator for beginners. Furthermore, AC has a good amount of active developers and a decent quality assurance mechanism (they test all changes before moving them to the master branch).
Installing AC is quite easy and user-friendly. You can install it in every operating system thanks to the Docker Setup.
AzerothCore grew a lot in 2019 according to its GitHub stars count (source):
Choose AzerothCore if:
game quality is important to you
you prefer a project with an active community
you might add some game customizations
you need a production-ready server
Do not choose AzerothCore if:
you want a WoW expansion that is newer than WOTLK
Official website: https://www.azerothcore.org
Official source repository:https://github.com/azerothcore/azerothcore-wotlk
 TrinityCoreTrinityCore (TC) is a very popular emulator. A lot of servers and other emulators out there are based on it. Originally created as a fork of MaNGOS, with time it outclassed its father.
However, TC has no longer the same amount of active developers and community members as it used to have. It targets the latest WoW version (currently Battle for Azeroth). The community of TrinityCore has split into several projects that target different WoW versions:
The above picture shows the number of contributions since its creation (source). Since 2017, the development activity of the master branch significantly dropped.
From a gaming perspective, it is not completely playable because the post-WOTLK expansions have not been properly implemented yet.
Also, within TrinityCore some developers split (some are working on the latest WoW version, some others to 3.3.5, other to 4.3.4).
Choose TrinityCore if:
you would like the latest version of World of Warcraft
you are a developer and you would enjoy implementing the missing contents
– OR –
you would like to use the 3.3.5 version (as an alternative to other projects such as AzerothCore, CMaNGOS-wotlk, etc…)
you would like to use the 4.3.4 version (as an alternative to other projects such as ArkCore, etc…)
Do not choose TrinityCore if:
you aim to have the best game quality
you want a production-ready server that is playable from day 1
Official website:https://www.trinitycore.org
Official source repository:https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore
 CMaNGOSC-MaNGOS means Continued-MaNGOS and it's the direct continuation of the original MaNGOS project. According to the GitHub stars count of the official repositories, it is the most loved for its WoW Classic repository.
Choose CMaNGOS if:
you want to have a Classic WoW server with 1.12 WoW client version
you prefer MaNGOS-style over TC-style
Do not choose CMaNGOS if:
you prefer SmartAI over EventAI to handle your scripts
Official website: https://cmangos.net/
Official source repository: https://github.com/cmangos
AscEmuAscEmu is a project based on ArcEmu that offers a different flavor of WoW Emulation, compared to the majority of other projects that are typically MaNGOS/TrinityCore based. We talked about AscEmu in a previous blog post.
It supports a different variety of WoW versions:
Choose AscEmu if:
you are interested in targetting different WoW versions with the same emulator
you prefer an ArcEmu/Antrix-based project
Do not choose AscEmu if:
you want a MaNGOS/TrinityCore-based emulator
Official website: http://www.ascemu.org/
Official source repository: https://github.com/AscEmu/AscEmu
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ArkCore is another TrinityCore-based project which supports Cataclysm. It has been around for a long time, but it doesn't have a big community behind.
Choose ArkCore if:
you want to have a Cataclysm server
Do not choose ArkCore if:
you want to have a project with an active community behind it
Official website: http://gpn39f.spdns.de/forum1/
Official source repository:https://github.com/Arkania/ArkCORE-NG
 OregonCoreSupported WoW versions: The Burning Crusade (2.4.3)
OregonCore is a TrinityCpre-based project with a valuable history that supports TBC, however not much active in recent times.
Choose OregonCore if:
you want to have a TBC server
you prefer SmartAI over the EventAI offered by CMaNGOS TBC
Official website: https://oregon-core.net
Official source repository:https://github.com/OregonCore/OregonCore
 SkyFireSkyFire is a TrinityCore-based project that has been around for a while. It doesn't have a big community though.
Choose SkyFire if:
you'd like to have a Pandaria server
Choose SkyFire:
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Official website:https://www.projectskyfire.org
Official source repository:https://github.com/ProjectSkyfire
 vMaNGOSBased on MaNGOS, this interesting project aims to provide a progression system between one WoW version and another (unlike most of the other projects that just support the last patch of every expansion). They have a chat on Discord.

Wow Emulator Download PcChoose vMaNGOS if:
Wow Emulator Download Emulatoryou'd like to have a Classic WoW server
you'd like to have a patch-progression WoW server
Do not choose vMaNGOS if:
you want a WoW expansion that is newer than Classic
Official source repository:https://github.com/vmangos
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