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WowCraft — Minecraft inside World of Warcraft
Runs Minecraft movement, combat, building and items through World of Warcraft 1.12.1.
What it does
Creator footage shows Minecraft movement, combat, building and items operating through Azeroth while WoW continues to run quests, mobs, XP and loot. The creator has since published early Windows test builds (v0.1.0 and v0.1.1) on GitHub; that repository holds only the launcher source.
How it works
Minecraft runs hidden and drives a SkyCraft-derived bridge into the benilla WoW client
Requirements & limitations
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), the user's own WoW 1.12.1 client folder, the user's own Minecraft Java Edition (Microsoft account), and about 4 GB free disk. First run extracts server maps from the client (about 10-15 min) and Prism Launcher downloads Minecraft and Java. The bundle includes benilla, vmangos, MariaDB, Prism Launcher, Fabric API, e4mc, Lithium and FerriteCore.
Original sources
- Release / download ↗
- Watch demo ↗
- Project page ↗
- Creator profile ↗
- benilla upstream ↗
- Creator video: release and multiplayer download (2026-10-05) ↗
Evidence limits
On 2026-10-12 I re-read the README, MIT LICENSE, tags, releases page and commits: v0.1.1 is still latest and nothing newer exists; unchanged.
Code and releases are linked, not hosted here. Game files and footage retain their owners’ rights.