Browser first
The creator's page boots the game in a canvas and warns when the browser has no WebGPU. Start there if you only want to play a run.
Unofficial fan guide
Azeroth Survivors, explained clearly.
Find where to play, learn the survivor loop, understand the available class choices, and troubleshoot WebGPU or download problems with source-checked notes.
Guide status · October 31, 2026
Azer Survivors Guide is an independent fan-made guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Aethus, Blizzard Entertainment, or World of Warcraft.
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Azeroth Survivors is a fan-made survivor roguelike by Aethus. The creator hosts a browser version, while a separate community repository documents a local rebuild. These pages keep those two paths separate so you can choose the right source.
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How to play
Understand movement, waves, automatic abilities, level-up cards, and the basic run flow.
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Where to play or download
Use the creator's browser page or follow the separate Windows and community build paths.
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Classes
See what the published sources confirm about character creation and class movement abilities.
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Beginner builds
Use a repeatable survival-first method while the game and its upgrade pools continue to evolve.
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Tier list status
Read why a fixed ranking needs repeatable runs and version labels before it becomes useful.
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Troubleshooting
Check WebGPU support, busy-host messages, browser settings, and local-build prerequisites.
Read guide →What the sources show
A small game with two distinct ways to play.
Local rebuild
The community repository is a separate Rust and Bevy project. It documents its own build process and uses user-supplied game data.
Evidence before rankings
Classes, upgrades, zones, and bosses can change. We label what comes from published sources and leave untested strength claims open.
Your first run
A practical route from the pick screen to your first boss
You do not need a finished meta build to learn Azeroth Survivors. Make a clear character and zone choice, keep the hero moving, read what each upgrade changes, and write down what ended the run.
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Choose a simple test
Pick one race, class, and zone that you can recognize again. Repeating the opening makes upgrade choices easier to compare.
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Create room to move
Start with a safe path around the wave. Abilities cast themselves, so positioning is your main tool while you learn the screen.
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Read the next rank
At level up, compare the numbers and effect shown on each card. Choose the card that solves the danger in front of you.
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Log the result
Record the class, zone, level, upgrade and failure reason. One short run note is more useful than an unsupported ranking.
Trust and scope
Clear links, clear boundaries.
This guide links to the creator and community references without hosting game files or presenting itself as an official site. Read the source policy before relying on a build or update note.