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Bastion for TCX(official source checked)

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Bastion for TCX is free, open-source code for building and running combat rotations on TCX. You still need a TCX license and separate rotation modules.

Requires: TCX Core TCX page

WindowsRequires TCXPublic source

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Free public source; TCX separate

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Separate TCX license required

Public source codeWhat the check mark meansEdited by M1Sources checked Why this rank

Overview

Bastion for TCX is tcxcore's adaptation of 4n0n's public Lua rotation framework for TCX-Retail and TCX Core, which needs an underlying TCX license to run. TCX

More about this product

The framework tracks objects, units, spells and auras, with action priority lists, party and raid targeting, healing support, events and saved module settings available through a configurable interface. The README says it no longer requires the external Abstract-Framework. TCX

The README records 87 Retail rotation scripts moving to the separate Bastion-CR project, which keeps Retail, Titan and TBC modules in distinct groups. It records a migration without demonstrating that every spec is complete on the current client. TCX

Before you buy

  • Moving 87 scripts doesn't mean every current spec has a working routine.
  • Your TCX license has to support your game build, and you still need the rotation modules.
  • No record of how quickly it recovers after game patches.

Pricing and access

Public framework

Free public sourceNo subscription stated

Framework code

Required: Compatible TCX service and any separately distributed rotations

More on Public framework

The public code comes without a TCX license, and being able to download it does not establish reuse rights for every component.

TCX

The code is free; the TCX license isn't. The August 2026 commits set the UI version to 1.1.1, and a 19 September commit names 1.1.3.

Requirements

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Game branchSystem / regionCoverage and limits
Retail 12.0.5Repository documentedWindows through TCXNot specifiedThis is the environment required by the README, with TCX still needing to support the exact game build you run. TCX
Titan / Titan Reforged and TBCRepository documentedWindows through TCXTitan named; full regional matrix absentRetail, Titan and TBC modules are kept in separate groups, while a July 22 commit also mentions Classic compatibility. TCXTCX

Community and support

Bastion publishes its code and development history on GitHub and directs users to TCX's Discord through the README, without a support response-time guarantee that we could find.

Bastion repositoryGitHub / Public source and commit historyTCX DiscordDiscord / The invite is public, but we did not attempt to join.
Support details

tcxcore maintains the repository, but we found no Bastion-specific paid support contract, refund terms or response-time guarantee. TCX

Features and plugins (3)
  • Action-priority lists, spell and object tracking, group targeting and healing support TCX page
  • The README groups scripts under Retail, Titan and TBC and says 87 Retail rotations moved to another repository; that doesn't show which ones still work TCX page
  • A 19 September commit names version 1.1.3 while the README still says 1.1.1 and AOP. The docs are behind. TCX page

These details come from the linked published sources; we have not tested the software ourselves.

Related products
TCX CoreThe unlocker it runs onTCX page

Privacy and security

Public code means you can read exactly what was published. It doesn't tell you how well it avoids detection, and I found no incident tied to Bastion.

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Update record

Public history shows maintenance through August 2026, but does not pair game-patch outages with verified recovery times from which to calculate an average turnaround. TCX

Update log and evidence (6)

The latest repository commit is dated 19 September 2026 and names version 1.1.3, but the README still says 1.1.1 and describes AOP. A commit timestamp shows source activity, not a measured game-patch recovery time.

  1. 2026-08-021.1.1
    Commit f6e5704fe54327a8f6f24775e7cc5e9c5204e097 updates the UI version.TCX
  2. 2026-08-02
    Commit 7cb5bd8f0801e8e6f89495947ece48dd5cc71ce2 corrects death and health states.TCX
  3. 2026-08-02
    Commit 814c724f214f17dd469ec664acb7e537e0f494ff changes protected API context compatibility.TCX
  4. 2026-07-28
    Commit ea44e24ccbe690a81b94c06c14ffe4280e05573b stops TCX data updates while the framework is disabled.TCX
  5. 2026-07-22
    Commit 7c9a699558cc0c7dda1446296ae750023f690c66 works on raid action-priority performance and corrects Titan Reforged, TBC and Classic compatibility.TCX
  6. 2026-09-191.1.3
    A public repository commit names version 1.1.3; the README header remains at 1.1.1.

    Repository activity; current compatibility and host support need confirmation

    TCX
  • The commit descriptions explain the maintainers' changes without independently testing performance.
  • We found no public incident timeline recording the provider's response.

Ban reports and history

In the public sources reviewed through September 12, 2026, we found no dated detection or security incident that could be reliably tied to Bastion for TCX.

About these reports

We checked public provider pages and indexed community reports through 2026-09-12, finding too little incident information to establish its history.

What do the cause labels mean?
No attributable incident found

We could not substantiate a dated incident for this product from the sources available. That leaves its full history open.

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