Become a part of the old Vanilla world. Set up your client according to our guide.
If you have any questions, read the FAQ first. In case you don’t find the answer, you can try asking on our DISCORD server.
Most our services are to be found on the web page of the TwinStar project, under which Kronos belongs.
In order to play on Kronos, you need a game account created in the account manager.
Account manager also contains many useful features like the character auction or donate system. You can purchase Stars through the donate system, and for these Stars you can then buy special mounts, pets or tabards that cannot be obtained in-game.
You cannot buy any gear this way!
However, in our character auction you can spend your Stars on characters that were leveled up by Kronos players.
Discord is a service that allows you to communicate with other players and members of the Kronos Team. You can use text channels as well as voice channels.
How to get on Discord:
Visit https://discordapp.com/ website where you can choose between downloading app for windows, smartphone or web service.
To join Kronos discord you only need to use our invitation
Discord invitation: https://discord.gg/yzQSnNp
The only thing you have to do is to make an account and then click on the invitation above. After these steps, you will be directed to the Kronos Discord.
We are looking forward to seeing you there.
Note: To prevent abuse our bot will kick all users with recently created accounts. Your account has be at least one hour old.
Kronos has its own Armory, where you can search for characters, guilds and various statistics like Honor ranking.
It’s our gaming database, where you can find information concerning NPCs, quests, zones etc. It includes plenty of features: Bosskills, detailed statistics from every instance encounter, changelog and much more.
It is also a place where you are supposed to report bugs you find in-game (and only them!) – malfunctioning quests, NPCs, items, spells etc.
If thousands of similar random IDs appear (e.g., Ajb09751 , Ajb09752 ), you are likely under a dictionary attack or DDoS.
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