The tracker grew from 71 to 83 servers this week after a scene-wide gap sweep — and for the first time it covers the Legion and Cataclysm private server eras, which had no entries at all despite hosting some of the scene's largest communities.
The headline adds
The biggest untracked server in the scene was uWoW, a Legion 7.3.5 network running continuously since 2009 with roughly 3,300 Discord members online — now tracked at medium population tier alongside Atlantiss, the Cataclysm 4.3.4 flagship that relaunched under the Tauri/Atlantiss network banner in February 2026 (with MoP 5.4.8 and TBC 2.4.3 realms also live). Rounding out the veterans is WoW-Mania, a blizzlike WotLK 3.3.5a realm operating since 2015.
Era gaps filled
- Legion: uWoW
- Cataclysm: Atlantiss
- TBC: Moonwell, an enhanced x100 XP veteran since 2011 whose fresh November 2025 realm peaked above 3,000 players
The WotLK and Vanilla rosters deepened too: blizzlike PvE mainstay TrueWoW (since 2010), purist Vanilla launch Stonetavern, custom modernization project Valanior, instant-60 funserver AmberWoW, Playerbot-AI realm Stormgarde, long-running funserver ThoriumWoW, Spanish/LATAM PvP beta ThunderWoW with its in-client AI NPC assistant, and AI-companion Vanilla realm NycterMoon.
How the gaps were found
The sweep cross-referenced scene directories ranked by community size against the tracked list, then verified each candidate's site, era and population signal before entry. Population tiers were assigned conservatively from Discord-based evidence rather than raw member counts. Two directory listings fell below the notability bar and were skipped.
Live status for everything above is on the tracker.