Diablo III's systems rebuilt on a World of Warcraft 3.3.5a (build 12340) server: AzerothCore plus one module, a set of small core patches and a client patch. Greater Rifts, Torment difficulties, D3 loot and legendaries, Kadala, artisans and the Cube, paragon, followers, and the D3 classes (Barbarian, Crusader, Demon Hunter, Monk, Necromancer, Witch Doctor, Wizard) with their skills, runes and passives, with a Shaman in progress.

The project has ended and is released as-is for the private server community. It was never finished: some systems are complete, others are partly built, and nothing here is supported. Take what is useful.

Internally the code still uses the name Torment in places (the client addon folder, the DLL module, config keys). Torment is also the D3 difficulty name used throughout the data.

1. Clone AzerothCore and check out the commit in core-commit.txt into azerothcore-wotlk/ at the repo root.
2. Apply core-patches/*.patch in numeric order (git -C azerothcore-wotlk apply <patch>).
3. Put the modules in modules-commit.txt into azerothcore-wotlk/modules/ at the listed commits (mod-ale, mod-autobalance, mod-transmog; mod-heimdall is optional), and link mod-diablocraft/ in as azerothcore-wotlk/modules/mod-diablocraft.
4. Configure and build AzerothCore as usual with -DSCRIPTS=minimal-static -DMODULES=static (mod-diablocraft/scripts/build.sh is the script the project used).
5. Copy mod-diablocraft/conf/mod_diablocraft.conf.dist next to the worldserver config. The SQL under mod-diablocraft/data/sql/ is applied by AzerothCore's own DB updater.
6. Server Lua: install AIO (mod-diablocraft/scripts/build_live_aio.sh builds the pinned AIO server half with patch 0020) and put mod-diablocraft/lua/aio/ under the worldserver's lua_scripts/.

To change data, edit the CSVs and rerun python3 mod-diablocraft/scripts/generate/tooling/generate_sql.py; never edit generated SQL by hand.

• client-patch/patch-4.MPQ goes in the client's Data/ folder. Rebuild it with client-patch/build.sh (needs smpq). client-patch/dbc/README.md explains the DBCs.
• The addons in client-patch/addons/ go in Interface/AddOns/.
• Edited GlueXML and FrameXML files only load on a client whose interface signature check is removed; see the notes in client-patch/build.sh.
• The client extension builds on Windows; see client-extension/README.md.

The Python tests run directly (python3 mod-diablocraft/scripts/tests/<system>/test_x.py) or through mod-diablocraft/scripts/run_tests.py. Many expect a built core and extracted DBCs under azerothcore-wotlk/build/.

GNU Affero General Public License v3.0, see LICENSE. Third-party code keeps its own licence: client-extension/wxl-core/ (WarcraftXL and its dependencies), client-patch/addons/Bartender4/, and reference/d3planner/. Diablo and World of Warcraft are trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment; this project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard.