"NOW" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that exposes World of Warcraft character data from the Blizzard API, offering read-only tools for character summaries, equipment, Mythic+ scores, realm lookup, and other character sub-resources.

An MCP server that gives AI coding assistants access to the World of Warcraft addon API documentation, FrameXML/AddOn UI source code, and the Warcraft Wiki across all four client flavors.

MCP server for writing World of Warcraft addons, providing in-game Lua API references, Blizzard's UI source code, and game asset data to AI assistants.

Auction house analytics, market intelligence, crafting optimization, inventory valuation, farming routes, guild analytics, and token tracking — all through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables AI assistants to look up World of Warcraft character information and reputation from Blizzard's Armory website.

A local MCP server that lets any MCP-compatible AI client manage a standalone World of Warcraft private server, including server control, database operations, NPC/quest/loot management, and more.

Provides comprehensive World of Warcraft guild analytics, player character analysis, and auction house market data through the Blizzard Battle.net API. Supports both Retail and Classic WoW with real-time market insights, guild roster management, and demographic analytics.

MCP server for reading World of Warcraft client files via CASC storage, enabling file discovery and content retrieval.

Enables querying World of Warcraft character equipment, talents, profile, achievements, and realm lists via Blizzard's API, backed by shared caches and audit logging.

Analyzes World of Warcraft TBC Classic character gear and talents in real time, enabling natural language queries about hit caps, BiS items, and slot upgrades.

A comprehensive MCP server that wraps the complete World of Warcraft retail API into 197 tools for Game Data and Profile information. It enables users to query character statistics, achievements, collections, and game mechanics across all global regions and locales.

Classifies a user-selected image and returns a verdict of HOTDOG, NOT HOTDOG, or UNCERTAIN, using structured output that surfaces uncertainty and never mislabels an error as NOT HOTDOG. It is an entertainment-only tool and does not persist the images it processes.