Account LegacyA shared chronicle for 3.3.5aDownload
Planned · not in the current release

Roadmap · not current release scope

The chronicle
is still being written.

Classic Azeroth and Outland are live. Everything on this page remains planned, proposed, or still being expanded until its server-authoritative implementation is ready.

The Lich King in an animated Northrend scene
Future era · shown uncroppedA future era kept clearly outside the current live product.

The next chapters

Planned work, separated from what is live.

Planned bridge journeys

Blood Elf & Draenei

Fifth faction race tracks can eventually extend the live −80% Hearthstone benefit to −100%.

Future era

Northrend

A later journal era with its own progression language and collections.

Still expanding

Outland Mastercraft

A richer profession chapter beyond Azeroth Artisan.

Runtime refinement

Interaction speed

Narrow profession interaction-speed work remains under development.

Still expanding

Outland Dominion

More PvP and trophy presentation without direct combat-stat power.

Planned catalogue

More Treasures

Additional collections and breakpoint choices across future chapters.

The live boundary

Racial Legacy itself is already live.

Eight Classic race journeys grant 20% normal Hearthstone cooldown reduction each for that faction. Only Blood Elf and Draenei remain planned.

This later-era Kel'Thuzad stays here so it cannot be mistaken for the live Classic Conquest.

Begin your chronicle

Install once. Keep the Legacy close.

Choose the portable updater for one-click updates, or install the addon ZIP manually. Both contain addon files only.

Windows x64 · recommended

Account Legacy Updater

Portable and installation-free. It verifies each addon archive before replacing your current copy, keeps a backup, and never touches WTF or SavedVariables.

Manual installation

Account Legacy addon

Unzip the single AccountLegacy folder into Interface\\AddOns. Your existing account data remains in SavedVariables and is not included in the ZIP.

Personal unsigned release: Windows may show a SmartScreen warning because the updater does not carry a paid code-signing certificate. Verify the SHA-256 on the release page before running it.