September 17, 2026 — Two servers joined the tracker from opposite ends of the scene: Azeron, a fresh Legion 7.3.5 open beta on boosted rates with a planned wipe, and OutlawCraft, a solo developer's full-death-loot survival take on WotLK in its first public beta. Both are listed dev — playable curiosities now, no-wipe homes not guaranteed.
Azeron: Legion 7.3.5 open beta
Server page. Open beta live since September 13 (per the server's own announcement). The site advertises full 7.3.5 content on a 26365 build — Argus, Antorus and Tomb of Sargeras, plus artifact weapons, relics and the Netherlight Crucible — at x10 experience and x5 drop. EN/RU site, realmlist legion.azeron.org.
Honest flags:
- The roadmap is explicit: wipe before release. Beta progress does not carry into launch.
- The 94.9% 30-day uptime and the 0-online read are server-reported snapshots (checked September 16), not independent measurements.
- Dungeons/raids and classes/professions are still listed "in testing" on the roadmap, with beta testers promised rewards at release.
OutlawCraft: survival WotLK on beta day one
Server page. Beta announced September 16. The developer describes the custom content as an attempt to "replicate DayZ in WoW": full death loot PvP, "no hearth. Eat. Drink. Claim ground." It runs on the standard WotLK 3.3.5a client with a launcher, is built by a solo developer, and no monetization is being asked.
Day two (September 17) brought the live-format post, "What does live look like?": once the server goes live there will be a full wipe every month on a set date — all character and base progression — with each wipe announced in advance, a deliberate answer to the survival-loot problem of geared players running out of progression. Kalimdor's end-game access is an open question for the community: a new raid tier, or a replica of the Eastern Kingdoms with a spawn point in or around Tanaris (the developer will poll Discord). Replayability is framed around the trek — build a fortress, hunt the best gear, or raid other bases. The beta itself will be wiped before launch; the developer's hedged timeline is "probably about a month," subject to community input.
Honest flags:
- Snapshot (September 17, day two): 1 online, Discord at 18 members.
tinyis generous. - Solo development is sustainable as a hobby and fragile as a commitment — neither claim is proven either way.
- Full-death-loot PvP is a hard niche. The tracker lists it for the design, not the population.
- The monthly-wipe live format and the "about a month" launch estimate are server-reported intentions, not commitments — "all subject to change depending on community feedback."
Full design read — the "Survivor's Handbook" guide (zombie tiers, Black Sites, claims and code locks, the 60-yard anti-ESP render cap, and the level-40-vs-cap-10 conflict) — is in OutlawCraft's survival handbook.
Why both
The Legion scene keeps drawing fresh x-rates projects as Forever's launch approaches, and survival-loot custom design on a WotLK base is a corner of the emulation scene the tracker did not cover yet. Both are new claims: status dev, population unknown/tiny, data reviewed September 16–17.