Live reading, with the time of the data in plain sight. If the reading gets older than 90 seconds, the state becomes “no data”—which is not the same as down.
The last reading is more than 90 seconds old. We do not know how the realm is, and we would rather say so.
A “0 online” at four in the morning does not say the realm is dead: it says that at four in the morning nobody is around. That is why the week sits right next to it—that is the figure that actually answers whether this gets played. Both are equally true.
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Online right now
Live count, not rounded. If the reading gets older than 90 seconds we stop asserting it: it says “no data”, never zero.
No data
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Active accounts · 7 days
Accounts that logged into the game in the last seven days. It is an aggregate and nothing more: we never publish when anyone logs in.
No data
The split of who is online right now, always as a percentage and never as an absolute number. That way the bar does the one thing it should—help you pick a side knowing where people are—without turning into a scoreboard of how many people there are.
No faction data
Validates your username and shows you the realm list.
Where your characters live and the game happens.
These pages and account registration.
The reading that feeds this page every 30s.
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Up without downtime
Since the last boot.
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Days in service
Since the realm opened.
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Accounts
Registered in total.
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Database latency
Measured on the last reading.
Frosthold is new: there is no history or charts yet because there would be nothing honest to draw. The uptime above is the only series that already means something.
If everything here shows online and your client will not get in, it is almost always the realmlist or the client version.
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