Which WoW Rotations Work With Each Unlocker?

What runs on WardenGG and Daemonic?

WardenGG lists Murloc, Phoenix, EpicSyncPro and LootRoute integrations and supports Retail, Classic and WoW Forever, but each routine still needs its own edition and build check. Daemonic's add-on catalogue is wider: Murlocs, Phoenix, SYNQ, LootRoute, EpicSyncPro, Clipper and BadRotations. Either way, the routine decides which edition and spec you actually get. WardenGGDaemonic

A routine on both lists isn't necessarily identical on both. Read the routine's page for its supported unlocker and current patch, and remember the unlocker and routine subscriptions are separate purchases. WoW UnlockersWoW Unlockers

What runs on NilName and TCX?

NilName is the Windows base for Lunar routines, SYNQ lists it as a supported host, and NilName sells its own rotations separately. TCX has Bastion, a free public framework, and appears in EpicSyncPro's compatibility notes along with other modules. LunarNilNameTCX

Neither list covers every class, expansion or region. An unlocker can support a routine in principle while the current project is still waiting on a build, so confirm the pairing with both developers. TCXEpicSyncPro

How do Lunar and GGLoader differ?

Lunar Rotations uses Lunar Unlocker on macOS and NilName Advanced on Windows. Its marketplace runs on credits after Discord sign-in, so check the access price and the routine price together. LunarLunar

GGLoader says it needs no Lua unlocker because its routines use screen capture and simulated input. You trade the unlocker check for hardware, keybinding and profile checks. GGLoaderGGLoader

How to use this map

Open the routine's profile, then the unlocker's profile, then the provider's own page. This page puts the pairings in one place; I haven't run each one. WoW UnlockersWoW Unlockers

If the routine or unlocker has no current class list, write that down and let it count against the purchase. An old forum post doesn't fill the gap. WoW Unlockers