Lua unlocker
Lunar Unlocker is a native macOS Lua unlocker for Apple Silicon, Intel and Hackintosh. Prices appear after Discord sign-in; Windows needs NilName Advanced.
Lunar provides a native macOS unlocker and a Lua framework for compatible routines. On Windows, that framework depends on NilName Advanced, with no native Windows Lunar unlocker documented. Lunar
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Account credits pay for access and individual projects.
Required: Windows requires NilName Advanced.
Most projects advertise trials, but the combined access and project cost needs to be clear before you add credits.
Credits cannot be cashed outTerms dated 22 June 2026
One account per person; no account or build sharing.
Lunar's terms call purchases final while preserving applicable legal rights. They also say a payment dispute opened before contacting support leads to permanent loss of access and an HWID ban, making those terms part of the purchase decision before funds are added.
Credits pay for access and for each project, but Lunar publishes no cash price or duration. Credits can't be cashed out, and crypto network fees can add to the cost.
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| Game branch | System / region | Coverage and limits |
|---|---|---|
| Retail 12.0.7+; MoP 5.5.4+; TBC Anniversary 2.5.5+; Era 1.15.8+Advertised compatibility | Native macOS: Apple Silicon, Intel, HackintoshNot specified | These minimum requirements come from the seller; the current client has not been tested by us. Lunar |
| Windows frameworkExternal unlocker required | Windows through NilName AdvancedNot specified | This describes the Windows framework setup without establishing a native Windows Lunar unlocker. Lunar |
The website links Lunar's community and advertises Discord tickets, guides and group-finding channels, although support quality and response times have not been measured.
Lunar advertises Discord tickets, guides and LFG channels without a measured support-quality record in this review.
The website's community link points to the same community previously recorded in the directory. Lunar
Account-data requests go through Discord. Lunar's privacy policy lists Discord identity and email, device fingerprints, purchases, connection times and session activity, and allows some device identifiers associated with bans to remain after other account data is deleted. It gives no exact retention period. Lunar
These details come from the linked published sources; we have not tested the software ourselves.
Lunar advertises zero bans with no start date or audit behind the claim, and its own terms say it can't guarantee against detection or account action. I found no incident tied to Lunar. Read the terms before paying: open a payment dispute before contacting support and you lose access and get an HWID ban.
Lunar's privacy policy lists your Discord ID, username, avatar and email, an HWID (hardware ID) derived from your device, purchase and credit records, and access and session activity. Payments go through a cryptocurrency processor, so Lunar says it stores no card or bank details, and it runs no third-party advertising or analytics trackers. Some hardware IDs linked to bans may be kept longer than the rest.
If you have used Lunar Unlocker, this is the place to share how it went. The ratings here come from readers and are separate from the site ranking.
Lunar says it monitors game and anti-cheat changes and publishes supported WoW branches, but the review found no dated public release log or timed patch-response sample. Lunar
The official WoW page is the source for listed branch support, but its version list establishes compatibility claims without dating releases or measuring update speed.
Public evidence does not establish a measured update speed. Lunar
Community discovery
LunarLunar claims zero bans without supplying a start date or independent audit, while its terms explicitly offer no ban guarantee. No attributable incident was found in the reviewed sources.
The product page's zero-ban claim lacks a start date or independent audit, and the terms explicitly decline to guarantee freedom from detection or game-account bans. Our search found no attributable incident, but does not fill those gaps.
The product page supplies the ban-record claim and the terms explain its limits, with both linked below. Neither provides a complete public incident history.
We could not substantiate a dated incident for this product from the sources available. That leaves its full history open.
The editable first post contains current 2026 text that should not be dated 2024; its author is the same as lu-added.
The discussion distinguishes NilName-based rotations from macOS Lunar, while quoted replies repeat material already recorded.
The linked vanity Discord and earlier directory invite resolve to the same guild. The separate Rust game product cannot establish WoW compatibility.
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