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achievement add $playername #achivementidĬomplete achievement and all it’s criteria for selected player in game or by player name. Show state achievment #achivmentid (can be shift link) and list of achievement criteria with progress data for selected player in game or by player name. account set password (#accountId|$accountName) $password $password Set the security level for targeted player (can’t be used at self) or for #accountId or $accountName to a level of #level. Addon values: 0 – normal, 1 – tbc, 2 – wotlk. Set user (possible targeted) expansion addon level allowed. account password $old_password $new_password $new_password

account create $account $passwordĪllow login from account only from current used IP or remove this requirement. Show list all characters for account selected by provided #accountId or $accountName, or for selected player in game. One thing to note is that since Vanilla WoW a lot of items have been removed from the game, the easiest way to get correct item IDs and find everything you need is to use a Vanilla WoW database, some of which have a great feature where it pulls in Wowhead comments from prior to the release of the Burning Crusade expansion pack.īelow you’ll find a full list of the commands, we’ve also put them in this easy to use Google Sheet for reference:ĭisplay the access level of your account. Maybe you want to deck your new character out in full tier 2 to relive the glory days and get some great screenshots, maybe you want to check out old Ironforge, we don’t judge. Often when setting up a Vanilla WoW private server or installing a 1.12.1 repack you’ll want to test out some of the amazing commands available to GMs.