Playerbot Guide

Running a bot group

Recruitment rules, group settings and practical routines for dungeons, raids and quests on FrozenCore.

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Recruitment

Realm bots Online roster → Choose a bot at your level or up to five levels above you. The level limit is waived for guildmates; FrozenCore does not require a minimum gear score for recruitment.
Your alts .playerbots bot Use the bot manager to list eligible characters, log one in as a bot, or log it out. Account, guild and linked-account access still determines which characters you can use.
Refusals & control who A bot may already be grouped or queued for a battleground. Check who controls it with who: sharing a group does not transfer control. If an order gets no reply, whisper it without a role filter to see the refusal.

Roles & strategies

Check the actual build talents co ? Check specialization and talents, then the active combat strategies. Role filters such as @tank and @heal select bots already in that role; they do not respec them or assign a new role.
Adjust behavior help · co · nc Take strategy names from help. Use +name to enable or -name to disable, then query the result with ?. co changes combat behavior; nc changes out-of-combat behavior. The two sets are separate.
Settings to recheck co ? · nc ? Accepting a group invitation resets the bot’s strategies, so recheck them before a run. Random bots also refuse changes to loot strategies through nc; that refusal is intentional.

Combat & positioning

Choose the pulling tank pull · tank attack Whisper pull to the chosen tank with the enemy selected. It needs an active pull strategy and a usable pulling ability. A group order filtered with @tank reaches every matching tank you control.
Target & healing priorities rti skull · rti cc moon focus heal · target Use separate attack and CC markers. Assign focus heal to a healer or offhealer for a named group member; clear removes that priority. Check target when a bot attacks the wrong enemy.
Control spacing formation · stance · range formation sets how bots follow; stance sets their preferred position relative to the combat target. range adjusts their preferred casting distance, without extending spell range. Use class or role filters to adjust only the relevant bots.
Recover after a retreat flee → follow flee leaves bots passive. Once regrouped, use follow to restore normal combat behavior and clear their stay positions. Keep the bots nearby: flee can fail when you are too far away or on another map.

Gear & services

Equip & repair equip upgrade · e · stats · repair Give the item to the bot first, then use equip upgrade to let it choose upgrades from its bags, or e to force a specific eligible item. stats shows its money and repair bill; repair spends the bot’s money at a nearby repair vendor.
Trade items & gold t Open the trade with t before requesting items or money. Trading is enabled, but random bots may refuse items they do not need or require payment. Belonging to their group allows trading, not unrestricted access to their inventory.
Craft & unlock craft · unlock traded item craft sets up an order; it does not make the item itself. Supply the materials and any fee, use cast with a recipe the bot knows, then collect the result through trade. For lockpicking, put the lockbox in the non-traded slot and use a rogue with sufficient skill.
Keep quests in sync quests · q · share · accept · talk · r Check the bot’s own quest log and objectives before moving on. share and accept handle pickup; talk turns in completed quests at the selected quest giver. If a reward choice remains, use r with the reward’s item link.
Bank, mail & training bank · mail trainer learn Bring the bot to the relevant NPC or mailbox. Check bank ? or mail ? before moving items; bank - withdraws and mail take collects delivered mail. At a suitable selected trainer, trainer learn spends the bot’s money to learn available spells.