Everlook: what is left after the European closure

What happened in Europe

Everlook built its European realm on careful blizzlike tuning and a strict ban on gold buying and gambling. In September 2025 it closed that realm after a legal notice from Blizzard, one of a series of actions against large classic servers that continued through 2026.

The Asian realm, Warsong, had opened in September 2023 under a separate Chinese-speaking team and kept running. It is the part of Everlook you can still play.

What the Asian realm offers

Warsong runs x1 rates with no sharding or layering, dynamic respawns in busy areas and world buffs. It finished its two-year progression from patch 1.2 to 1.12 and opened Naxxramas in January 2025, so every raid is available.

GDKP raids, real-money trading and gambling are prohibited. The servers are placed for Asian players, so latency from Europe or the Americas will be high.

How to start on Everlook

• Read the current registration steps for the Asian realm on the Everlook site
• Use whichever of the 1.12.1 or 1.14 clients the site supports
• Test your latency before committing if you live outside Asia
• Read the rules on GDKP raids, real-money trading and gambling, which lead to bans

Compared with Keldurn

If you live in Asia and want a complete blizzlike progression realm, Warsong is worth a look. Players in Europe and the Americas who want the same 1.12 rules at x1 can try Keldurn, which plays in a browser and on phones.