Mini Legion · Player Guide

Everything worth knowing, checked against the game's own files.

32 guides for Mini Legion, built by reading the game client and its configuration directly rather than by guesswork. Costs, drop sources, odds and formulas here are the numbers the game itself uses. Where something could not be verified, the page says so.

Game version 1.1.1008 Config bundle 81359 32 guides Progress saves in your browser only

Start Here

New here, or coming back after a break? Start with these three.

Your Build

Skill bars, talents, stats and runes for every class and spec.

Gear & Power

What to wear, what to chase next, and the maths the game grades you with.

Dungeons, Raids & PvP

Where the fights are, what the bosses do, and how PvP progression works.

Money & Collections

Currencies, shops, prices, and everything collectible.

Mythic Weapon Quests

Nine long questlines for the game's Mythic weapons, each broken into checkable steps with the exact NPC, location and item for every one.

Datamined & Worked Examples

Read straight out of the game files, plus two worked examples from one real account. The examples are one player's situation, not universal advice.

How this site is made, and what that means for you

Every page here is generated by a script that reads the extracted game client: the configuration tables the server ships to your device, and the decompiled client code that consumes them. When the game updates, the scripts run again and the numbers change with it. Nothing is typed in by hand, so nothing quietly goes stale — the counts you see on a page are counted at build time, not remembered from last month.

That also sets the limits. Static configuration tells you what something costs, what it drops and how it is gated. It does not tell you how a fight feels, how a rotation performs under real latency, or what the live auction market is doing. Where a page makes a judgement call rather than reading a number, it says which it is doing.

Two pages are explicitly one player's worked example rather than general advice, and are grouped that way in the menu. Take the method from them, not the roster.