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Azeroth Survivors is a free fan-made survivors roguelike in a World of Warcraft setting where you pick one of nine classes, dodge waves while your spells cast themselves and beat five bosses per zone. Azeroth Survivors is an unofficial fan game made by Aethus and is not a Blizzard Entertainment game. UBG76 is not its developer or official site. Azeroth Survivors opens on its official site, wow.aethus.pl, because the game refuses to start inside other sites or frames.
A run starts at the hero picker, where each class shows its base health, starting spell and full spell pool. Once you enter a zone, you never press an attack button. Spells fire on a timer, enemies pour in from every side and your job is to keep moving while the experience you collect fills the level bar.
Every level up puts a few cards in front of you. Press 1, 2 or 3 to take one, or press R to reroll the offer. A card can add a new spell from your class pool or rank up one you already have, and over a run those picks turn into a build. Bosses arrive on a clock. In Elwynn Forest, Hogger shows up at the 3 minute mark and Edwin VanCleef waits at 16:00. Beat the final boss and you can stop there or keep fighting in endless mode.
The client data we checked holds 113 spells, 355 talents across 27 talent trees, 8 races with racial abilities and 12 zones that run from Elwynn Forest to Naxxramas. Each zone has 12 regular enemy types (Naxxramas has 16) and five bosses.
Progress carries over between runs. Bosses drop armor and weapons for the class you are playing, and those pieces stay in your collection for good. Marks earned in runs upgrade gear up to 5 stars, and wearing four or eight pieces of one set opens set bonuses. Zones open in order, so you beat Edwin VanCleef to open Duskwood, then Morbent Fel to open Warsong Gulch. A Difficulty menu adds Normal and numbered Heroic levels for each zone.
The game runs on a homemade World of Warcraft client engine compiled to WebAssembly, and it streams original client files such as textures, models and music while it loads. Our first visit pulled a few hundred megabytes before the character screen. There is no account system, and progress is saved in your browser.

Open the official site in a desktop browser with WebGPU, pick a class and zone, then move with WASD while your spells cast themselves and pick a card each level.
Use a desktop browser with WebGPU, such as a current Chrome, Edge or Safari. The first load downloads the client and its game files, so give it a little time.
The picker shows each class's health, starting spell and spell pool. Elwynn Forest is the first zone, and the rest open as you beat each zone's final boss.
Run with WASD or by holding both mouse buttons. Spells fire on their own. At each level up, press 1, 2 or 3 to take a card or R to reroll.
Five bosses arrive on a schedule. Defeat the last one to win the zone, then keep fighting in endless mode or head back to the picker.
The pull is building a new spell kit every run from a real class pool, then taking it through five scheduled bosses in a familiar World of Warcraft zone.
Warrior, Paladin, Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Shaman, Mage, Warlock and Druid each bring their own spell pool and starting spell.
Class spells from Cleave to Pyroblast, plus racial abilities such as War Stomp and Stoneform that cast on their own.
From Hogger in Elwynn Forest to Kel'Thuzad in Naxxramas, each zone has five bosses on a fixed clock.
355 talents in all, with milestone and capstone picks that change how a build plays.
Bosses drop class gear for your collection. Marks upgrade it to 5 stars and full sets add bonuses.
Host a lobby or join one with a code, then enter the host's zone together.
It suits World of Warcraft players who want a quick survivors-style run in a browser and Vampire Survivors fans who like class talents and boss fights.
The zones, bosses and spell names come straight from the classic era, so a lot of it will feel familiar.
If you enjoy auto attacks, level-up cards and growing hordes, this adds class talents and boss schedules on top.
Co-op lobbies hold up to five players, and some achievements are built around full parties.
You need WebGPU plus a keyboard and mouse or a gamepad, so a computer with a working graphics card is the right fit.
Start with a sturdy class, watch the boss clock, save rerolls for weak card offers and export your save before you switch browsers or clear site data.
Pick a sturdy class first. Base health ranges from 165 for the Warlock to 245 for the Paladin. A tougher class gives you more room to learn the boss clock.
Read the boss clock. Bosses arrive at set minutes. In Elwynn Forest they come at 3, 6, 9, 12 and 16 minutes, so use the quiet stretches to level up.
Spend rerolls with care. Press R when the cards do not fit your build. Free rerolls run out and later ones cost gold, so keep them for offers that really miss.
Back up your save. Progress lives in your browser. Use Options, Saves, Export Save before you clear site data or move to another computer. The game also keeps an hourly backup of the last five.
Fix WebGPU first. If the game will not start on a laptop with two graphics cards, set your browser to High performance in Windows graphics settings and turn on hardware acceleration.
Match versions for co-op. A lobby only accepts players on the same game version, and everyone needs that zone and difficulty open with their class.
Yes. The browser version is free at wow.aethus.pl with no account. The site has an optional Buy me a coffee link for players who want to support the developer.
A fan developer named Aethus. The game credits read Made by Aethus, and the official site is wow.aethus.pl. UBG76 only links to it.
No. It is an unofficial fan game that uses World of Warcraft client files, and those assets belong to Blizzard Entertainment. Blizzard does not make or endorse it.
The game only starts on its own site. Copies on other sites or inside a frame show a warning and send you to wow.aethus.pl, so the play button takes you there.
A desktop browser with WebGPU. On Linux, Chrome also needs the unsafe WebGPU flag turned on in chrome://flags.
The browser version installs nothing and runs in a normal tab on wow.aethus.pl. We have not scanned or run the Windows archive, so take it only from the official site and check it with your own antivirus.
Yes. The left stick moves, the right stick turns the view and Y opens stored level-ups. Gamepad settings have their own page in Options.
Do not count on it. The launcher has some phone handling, but the game is built around WebGPU and desktop controls, and we have not finished a run on a phone.
Yes. You can host a lobby or join one with its code, with up to five players in a party. Everyone needs the same game version and the host's zone open with their class.
Saves stay in your browser. Open Options, then Saves, to export a save file or import one. The game also keeps a backup every hour you play and holds the last five.
Yes. The official site links a Windows download that does not need WebGPU. It is a RAR archive of about 755 MB, so only take it from wow.aethus.pl.
The official server has hit its daily request limit because so many people are playing. Try again later, or use the Windows download or the Discord link that the message offers.
No. Several CurseForge addons with similar names run inside a World of Warcraft client. This game runs in a browser tab at wow.aethus.pl and needs no WoW install.
Azeroth Survivors Wiki: Azeroth Survivors is a free fan-made survivors roguelike in a World of Warcraft setting where you pick one of nine classes, dodge waves while your spells cast themselves and beat five bosses per zone.
We played Azeroth Survivors ourselves and checked the facts on this page against these sources.
Facts last checked on October 31, 2026.
Pick a class, keep moving and let your spells do the work until the final boss falls. Azeroth Survivors is free on its official site, which opens in a new tab with nothing to install.