WoW GM Commands - Complete Guide

WoW GM Commands - Complete Guide for Private Servers

Game Master (GM) commands are essential tools for WoW private server administrators. Whether you're managing your own server or testing content, knowing the right commands saves time. This guide covers the most commonly used GM commands across popular server emulators.

How to Use GM Commands

GM commands are entered in the chat window, typically prefixed with a dot (.) for TrinityCore/AzerothCore or an exclamation mark (!) for MaNGOS-based servers. You must have the appropriate GM level to execute commands.

Example: Type .gm on in chat to enable GM mode.

Essential GM Commands

Account & Character Management

• .gm on / .gm off - Toggle GM mode (makes you invisible and invulnerable)
• .gm fly on / .gm fly off - Enable/disable flying
• .account set gmlevel [account] [level] [realm] - Set GM level for an account
• .character level [name] [level] - Set a character's level
• .levelup [levels] - Level up your character by specified amount
• .maxskill - Set all skills to maximum for your level

Teleportation Commands

• .tele [location] - Teleport to a named location
• .go xyz [x] [y] [z] [mapid] - Teleport to specific coordinates
• .appear [player] - Teleport to a player
• .summon [player] - Summon a player to you
• .go creature [guid] - Teleport to a creature by GUID

Item Commands

• .additem [itemid] [count] - Add an item to your inventory
• .additemset [setid] - Add a complete item set
• .modify money [amount] - Add gold (amount in copper: 10000 = 1 gold)

NPC & Creature Commands

• .npc add [creatureid] - Spawn an NPC
• .npc delete - Delete targeted NPC
• .npc info - Display info about targeted NPC
• .npc move - Move targeted NPC to your position
• .die - Kill targeted creature or player
• .revive - Revive targeted player

Server Management

• .server info - Display server information
• .server shutdown [seconds] - Schedule server shutdown
• .server restart [seconds] - Schedule server restart
• .announce [message] - Send a server-wide announcement
• .reload all - Reload all server data

Utility Commands

• .modify speed [multiplier] - Change movement speed
• .modify hp [amount] - Set max HP
• .modify mana [amount] - Set max mana
• .aura [spellid] - Apply an aura/buff
• .unaura [spellid] - Remove an aura
• .morph [displayid] - Change character appearance
• .demorph - Reset character appearance

GM Levels Explained

Most emulators use a tiered GM system:

• Level 0: Regular player - no GM commands
• Level 1: Moderator - basic moderation commands
• Level 2: Game Master - most gameplay commands
• Level 3: Administrator - full server management

Server Emulators

Commands may vary slightly between emulators. The most popular ones are:

• TrinityCore: Most popular for WotLK servers
• AzerothCore: Fork of TrinityCore with community focus
• MaNGOS: One of the original emulators
• CMaNGOS: Community MaNGOS continuation

Conclusion

GM commands are powerful tools for private server management. Always use them responsibly to ensure a fair gameplay experience. For more private server resources, browse our WoW Private Server listings.