RallyRig
v0.2.0 / PRIVATE ALPHAMark a camp, write a note, save a Pylon, and deliberately share it with friends. Test trails, map markers and the native arrow as part of the controlled engineering campaign.
See the field-test rules →Same veterans. Different uniforms. Questionable contracts.
A small crew explores Azeroth from the other side of the battlefield while Vanilla Veterans remains an Alliance-first WoW Forever guild. The Goblins bring tools, field notes, and a suspicious number of brass bolts.
While our main Alliance community gathers for WoW Forever, a few adventurers are exploring MoP Classic on the Horde side. The mission is simple: enjoy some adventures, test useful little addons, and share what we learn.
Our Gnomish and Goblin engineers are co-building the field equipment. The guild's home, stories, recruitment, and Gnomish Mods Bureau stay exactly where they belong.
Gather your friends.
Remember the good spots.
Travel together.
Share only when you choose.
These are private test builds, not live-certified public downloads. Their features are reviewed separately from the Alliance Forever addons.
Mark a camp, write a note, save a Pylon, and deliberately share it with friends. Test trails, map markers and the native arrow as part of the controlled engineering campaign.
See the field-test rules →A Hunter's field notebook for beast leads, discovery notes and voluntary sightings. It can propose destinations to TimTim; the eventual unified RallyRig bridge requires its own tests.
Read the testing boundaries →
A small dispatch desk, not an invented Classic event calendar.
RallyRig's MoP private alpha is packaged for controlled tests. UI polish, quest handoff, native navigation and party route delivery still need real game-client evidence.
The main Vanilla Veterans Guild Hall remains dedicated to WoW Forever on the Alliance side. The mercenary camp is optional, small and deliberately separate.
Before anyone calls these addons ready, the testers need to verify the arrow against real movement, confirm that saved locations survive a reload, check that messages actually arrive, and prove that receivers can decline without navigation starting on its own.
No public download links here yet. Private testers receive versioned packages directly from the development crew until Q.A.C.K. authorizes a broader release.
Meet Q.A.C.K. in the Gnomish Bureau →