Your own World of Warcraft 3.3.5a world with bots. Set it up in the desktop launcher or over SSH, then play locally or with friends. SQLite storage needs no separate database server.
Unpack the whole release archive. Keep the program, libraries, plugins and setup folder together.
Point it at your 3.3.5a client. The wizard creates the databases and an account, and builds maps from your client.
The launcher starts the world, sets the realmlist and opens the game in your language.
Use LonelyIce -nw to configure plugins, storage and settings in the terminal. Start the server separately with LonelyIce --headless. Share your setup through server.yaml; keep machine paths and credentials in local.yaml.
LonelyIce 0.1.2 fixes a false database preparation error on Linux. Playerbots 1.0.5 declares its Boost.Thread dependency.
An experimental port brings LLM conversations to Playerbots, with launcher settings, SQLite support and a packaged bridge for Windows and Linux.
Initial ports add Lua scripting, the AIO addon framework and experimental Mythic Plus content. Windows and Linux packages are available.
