About Hero of Azeroth

Your journey through Azeroth, in one character card

Hero of Azeroth brings a character's progress together in one place - item level and Mythic+ rating, collections, achievements and reputations - and turns it into a card you can share.

Why Hero of Azeroth exists

A World of Warcraft character's progress is scattered across a dozen places: collections in the journal, achievements in their own tab, a Mythic+ rating in another window, and alts on realms you have to remember. Putting that together - and showing it to somebody - takes time, especially when what you want to show is a character rather than a number.

Hero of Azeroth gathers it in one place: a character's page with their figures, a card worth sharing, and a table where you can see how they compare. Collectors have something worth showing: a rare mount farmed for months, a difficult achievement, a reputation carried to the end on more than one character. The site makes that progress visible - and keeps the items still missing the easiest thing to see.

It is built for the community: look up your own character, look up somebody else's, compare with friends and your guild, and see what is left to collect. It is free, has no advertising, and is still growing.

What you can do here

Character card
A character's page becomes an image with their portrait and their headline figures: item level, Mythic+ rating, achievement points and collection totals. Download it or drop it into Discord - a link to the character shows that same card wherever previews are supported.
Collections
Mounts, pets, toys and decor: what is already collected, what is missing, and how much of the journal is left. Collections and reputations can be read for the character or for the whole Battle.net account, because the game shares many of them across every character.
Achievements and reputations
Achievement points by category and a feed of the ones earned most recently, plus every reputation with its standing. Reputations are counted the way the game counts them: a character's own, and the account's union across the roster.
Character comparison
Two characters side by side: item level, Mythic+ rating, collections and the rest of the figures, row by row. Where the site has history and readings from other players, a chart and a distribution are drawn beside them, so you can see where a figure stands.
Hall of Fame
One shared table, ranked by an overall score built from achievements, mounts, pets, toys, decor and reputations, and a ranking for each figure on its own. It holds the characters the site has already read, and an account is counted across its whole roster - so what the alts gathered is never counted twice.
Battle.net account
Signing in is optional and happens on Blizzard's side - the password is typed there and never reaches the site. Once signed in you get the roster, you name a main (the main is what represents the account in the table), the account's totals are added up, and the account can be taken out of the Hall of Fame entirely.

How the project works

Free: no paid tiers, no subscriptions, nothing held back.
No advertising: no banners and no ad slots on any page.
Independent: not affiliated with Blizzard Entertainment and not endorsed by it.
Character data is read through the sources Blizzard publishes for the game, and only for the characters somebody has looked up.
The visitor counter is optional: if you decline analytics, Google Analytics keeps counting visits without cookies or identifiers, and the advertising signals stay off either way.
The site keeps growing: new sections and figures are added, and speed and readability are always being worked on.

Why Hero of Azeroth exists

What you can do here

Character card

Collections

Achievements and reputations

Character comparison

Hall of Fame

Battle.net account

Where to start