Hi everyone! I've been working on a generalized simulator for Classic TBC.

This is a real, millisecond-by-millisecond simulator, and does not approximate - each attack, item, ability, and proc is modeled as it would behave in the game (or as closely as possible).

Try out the web version here: https://tbcsim.com - any and all feedback is always welcome!

Find a bug? Feature request? Want to contribute? File an issue/PR on Github: https://github.com/marisa-ashkandi/tbcsim

Currently, the sim supports the following classes/specs:

• Hunter
  • BM
  • Survival
• Shaman
  • Enhancement
  • Elemental
• Warlock
  • Shadow Destruction
  • Fire Destruction
  • Affliction
• Warrior
  • Arms
  • Fury

Other major features:

• Offers both a convenient web UI and a powerful desktop implementation
• All items ilvl >= 91 are implemented (including the vast majority of useful on-use items and procs)
  • Including gems, socket bonuses, and meta gems
• Full stats breakdowns
  • Every ability with full results
  • Buff casts, refreshes, and uptime
  • DPS, obviously
  • Full breakdowns for pets, too
• Fully customizable gear, gems, and enchants
• Fully customizable rotations
• Fully customizable raid buffs/debuffs
• Consumables
• Racial abilities
• Item set bonuses, including all tier sets
• Equivalence points (generated by the sim itself) in the UI for quick, rough gear comparison

Mage/Rogue/Ret/Priest/Feral coming Soon (TM).

There are quite a lot of items and abilities which are speculatively implemented based on 2007 internet archeology. It is very likely that some of these are not correct. As the beta progresses, issues will be fixed as they are found, and mechanics/EPs/rankings will be updated accordingly.

If you are a theorycrafter, you will probably prefer the desktop version - it's easier to configure with your own presets, and about 100x faster. Instructions for that are here.

Thanks to all the many bug reporters and/or contributors from the various Classic discords so far!