- What it offers
- Murlocs covers damage, healing and tanking, with a broad advertised Retail spec list that makes it a practical starting point.
- What you need
- You need a Murlocs plan and a supported unlocker: NilName, WardenGG, Daemonic or TCX on Windows, or Lunar on macOS.
- Check first
- The spec list is Murlocs' own claim, and its credit price leaves the cash conversion and duration behind login, so the exact pack and cost still need confirmation.
COMBAT ROUTINES
WoW rotation providers, ranked.
Murlocs, SYNQ and Lunar lead our list, followed by GGLoader. Before buying, match the routine to your class, game version and required software. The comparison below includes both pixel-based and unlocker-based tools.
Feedback from over 200 people helped shape the order, alongside our checks of class coverage, requirements and prices. Why they are in this order.
Compare game and software requirements10 providers
Match the routine to your setup
Start with your game version and computer, then check the routine itself. This table summarizes the advertised setup; the linked profiles contain the class lists, sources and exceptions.
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| Provider | Game and use | Computer and required software | Check first |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murlocs | Retail; damage, healing and tanking advertised | Windows: NilName, WardenGG, Daemonic or TCX. macOS: Lunar. Murlocs access is separate. | Choose the official pack or a named marketplace author, then confirm your spec and unlocker's current build support.Sources: [1][2][3][4] |
| SYNQ | Retail PvP; products differ by author and spec | Windows with NilName or Daemonic, plus the chosen routine. The separate Arena/Shuffle bot requires Daemonic. | A suite does not include every marketplace product; some listed routines remain in development.Sources: [1] |
| Lunar | PvE/PvP projects; platform advertises Retail, MoP, TBC Anniversary and Era | macOS: Lunar Unlocker. Windows: NilName Advanced. Lunar access and projects are separate purchases. | Platform support does not mean every routine covers every branch. Current project availability and prices require an account.Sources: [1] |
| GGLoader | PvE/PvP; Retail and Classic offers | Provider says no separate Lua unlocker. Current OS, hardware and capture/input requirements need confirmation. | Class purchase labels do not establish current spec readiness or exact Classic branch support.Sources: [1][2][3][4] |
| EpicSyncPro | Separate damage/tank and healing engines; Retail, TBC and MoP offers | Windows with a supported NilName, WardenGG, TCX or Daemonic setup. DPS/tank also needs Hekili/EpicHek. | Match the engine, spec and host to the game branch. WardenGG remains Retail-only.Sources: [1][2][3][4] |
| Phoenix | Retail PvE | Windows with WardenGG or Daemonic, plus Phoenix routine access. | A current public spec list is unavailable; confirm the exact pack and class before buying.Sources: [1][2][3] |
| NilName Rotations | Retail PvE advertised in the indexed provider page | Windows with NilName and separately purchased rotation access. | Current spec list is unavailable. Gotham requires rotation coverage for every session on the key.Sources: [1][2] |
| Pizza | Retail Midnight; Paladin and Monk profiles listed | Windows 10/11, Discord, an active WoW subscription and a separately bought Inferno client. | The exact Inferno product and pack contents are unresolved. Upcoming classes are not counted as available.Sources: [1][2] |
| BadRotations | Public routines with mixed patch targets and maintenance | A compatible unlocker and maintained profile are required. Historical Tinkr instructions do not establish current Mac support. | Read the individual profile's target patch and readiness; a class heading is not a finished routine.Sources: [1][2][3] |
| Bastion for TCX | Framework README targets Retail 12.0.5, with Titan and TBC module groups | Windows, a compatible TCX license and separately supplied rotation modules. | This is a framework, not an all-spec subscription; current coverage depends on the modules and game build.Sources: [1][2] |
Compare the 10 providers
Rotations & scripts 10
Rotation ranking method- What it offers
- SYNQ focuses on PvP, with a marketplace that lets you compare each product's scope and subscription period.
- What you need
- You need the chosen Retail product and its supported NilName or Daemonic setup on Windows.
- Check first
- Support depends on the author, spec and release stage, and buying one suite does not unlock the rest of the marketplace.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- Lunar offers separately chosen PvE and PvP routines for Mac and Windows users.
- What you need
- You need Lunar access and your chosen routines, using Lunar Unlocker on macOS or NilName Advanced on Windows.
- Check first
- An account is needed to check project availability and credit prices, and paying for the unlocker does not include every routine.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- GGLoader offers customizable pixel-based PvE and PvP routines without a separate Lua unlocker, with individual class purchases and a paid trial.
- What you need
- You need a supported GGLoader setup, a selected class or Basic package, and ongoing access; the provider says a Lua unlocker is unnecessary.
- Check first
- Basic starts at EUR 40 with one month before normal renewal at EUR 11.85/month, but the current class and game-build support need confirmation before purchase.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- EpicSyncPro separates damage/tank and healer engines, with clear monthly prices and a public changelog to follow their development.
- What you need
- You need a supported NilName, WardenGG, TCX or Daemonic setup, with Hekili/EpicHek also required for DPS/tank.
- Check first
- The engine and game branch must match your setup, including WardenGG's Retail-only limit, and a supported-spec list does not establish equal performance across every routine.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- Phoenix provides Retail PvE routines with named WardenGG and Daemonic integrations.
- What you need
- You need Windows, Phoenix access and a compatible WardenGG or Daemonic subscription.
- Check first
- Phoenix needs to confirm your class before purchase because we could not check a current public spec list, direct price or dated routine changelog.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- NilName's own PvE routines are a straightforward option to investigate if you already use its unlocker.
- What you need
- You need Windows, NilName and enough rotation access to cover every session on the key.
- Check first
- The current class list was inaccessible, and the reseller's $10/session offer states neither a duration nor a currency code.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- Pizza focuses on Paladin and Monk profiles, with public prepaid prices for its VIP membership.
- What you need
- You need Windows 10/11, Discord, an active WoW subscription and a separately purchased Inferno client.
- Check first
- The included routines, Inferno cost and session allowance need confirmation, with upcoming packs excluded from the available coverage here.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- BadRotations gives you free public code with profile status listed class by class.
- What you need
- You need a maintained profile for your class and patch, together with a compatible Lua unlocker.
- Check first
- Many profiles target old patches or have limited readiness, so their availability to download does not establish that they work on the current client.
Details and prices
- What it offers
- Bastion provides a public TCX framework for people assembling or writing their own routines.
- What you need
- You need Windows, a compatible TCX license and separately supplied rotation modules.
- Check first
- Bastion supplies the framework rather than an all-spec subscription, so its useful coverage depends on the modules you can get.
Details and prices
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