Ranked world PvP starts with Season 1
Outlaw turns open-world fights into a ranked competition: every world PvP kill earns Infamy, your threat level shows over your head to other Outlaw players, and the best win season titles. Season 1 starts the moment the game launches, and everyone starts fresh.
Below: the beta board. Beta characters are wiped at launch.
Top 10 Most Dangerous Right Now
Who's causing the most chaos in Azeroth right now, ranked by Infamy. Infamy fades, so only active Outlaws stay on top. Solo counts Infamy from fights you won alone; Squad from fights where allies meaningfully helped. Stars always use total Infamy: they show how dangerous someone is right now.
| # | Outlaw | Threat | Infamy | Last seen15 min delay |
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✔ = fights checked against combat logs. Unmarked players aren't verified yet. UNVERIFIED = addon only: counted from other Outlaw players' logs, so some fights (and deaths) may be missing. Listed without a rank and not eligible for titles or prizes, to keep the competition fair. Locations appear 15 minutes late (or not at all with /outlaw hideloc, unless you have Threat stars).
Zone crowns
Top Infamy in each zone · needs 300 to claim · PvP kills in the last hourLast week's champions
Season 1
from 4 NovStarts with WoW: Forever's launch on 4 Nov and runs until 31 Dec. Bring your friends and your guild.
🏆 Permanent titles · free to enter · Rules →
Only fights verified from combat logs by the Outlaw app count. Hover or tap a title to see how it's earned.
Live feed
A few minutes behind real time. Players who don't use Outlaw are never named.
Faction war · last 7 days
Infamy earned by each faction's Outlaw users.
Solo streaks count kills from fights won alone; Squad streaks count kills from fights where allies meaningfully helped. They're kept apart because squads die less. Any death to an enemy player ends both.
Alive right now
Kills since their last death to an enemy player, and how long they've survived: time out in the world since the streak began (offline time and resting in cities or inns don't count). The streak ends the moment someone takes them down.
Best this week
Longest streaks anyone reached in the last 7 days, with how long each one lasted.
Playstyle Rankings
Who plays each style best, ranked against every other Outlaw. Best ranks skill: successes out of attempts, scored from combat logs and adjusted for how many attempts you have, so a lucky short run can't top a long proven record. Most ranks totals. All 14 playstyles are ranked; Threat Hunter (kills of high-threat players) joins later.
World PvP, ranked.
Fight enemy players anywhere in the open world. Outlaw scores every fight and ranks everyone on one live leaderboard.
- Play your way: solo, in a group, ambushes, defending your towns. Winning while outnumbered earns the most.
- Stars over your head: your threat level, up to five stars, shows on your nameplate to every other Outlaw player.
- Seasons: permanent titles for the best, in every zone too.
How to play
Kill enemy players. Earn stars over your head. Climb the rankings. There are no quests and no queues: go out into the world, fight, and Outlaw keeps score.
What counts: Horde vs Alliance fights in the open world. Duels, battlegrounds, arenas, dungeons and raids don't count.
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1 · Earn Infamy
- Every enemy player you kill earns Infamy.
- Meaningful fights earn more. Fighting much weaker players, farming the same opponent, or overwhelming someone with numbers earns less; high-threat targets and outnumbered victories earn more.
- Hunt the dangerous: the higher your victim's threat level, the more you earn. A 5-star kill counts double.
2 · Earn stars over your head
- The more Infamy you build, the higher your Threat level: up to five stars over your head, so every Outlaw can see how dangerous you are.
- Other Outlaw players see your stars over your head, and earn more for taking you down.
- The more stars you carry, the more you have to lose when an enemy kills you, but one death won't wipe out your run.
3 · Stay dangerous
- Infamy slowly fades over time (half is gone after 48 hours) and lowers when you die. So prevailing over strong opponents will help establish yourself as a five star threat and keep you on the leaderboard.
- Fight alone or with a squad: Solo and Squad are ranked separately.
- Hold the top spot in a zone to wear its crown, and get your guild on the guild board.
4 · Prove your skill
- Beyond Infamy, Outlaw tracks how you fight. Playstyle Rankings recognise winning outnumbered fights, clean ambushes, escaping real danger, saving allies and more.
- They're scored from your combat log, so they reflect what really happened.
- Seasons crown the best in each way of playing, and the titles stay on your profile forever.
Ready to compete?
Free · Windows · WoW: Forever. The Outlaw app installs the addon and puts your fights on the rankings by itself.
See it in game
Solo or squad: two ways to climb
- Solo: you won the fight on your own. An ally who barely helped, or just stood nearby, doesn't change that.
- Squad: allies really helped: real damage, healing or crowd control. Being in a group doesn't make a fight Squad by itself; what counts is who helped.
- Neither is the "real" Outlaw. Each has its own rankings: Solo and Squad Infamy on Most Dangerous, Solo and Squad kill streaks, and Solo and Squad playstyle rankings. Groups also climb the Guild board together.
- Squads share each kill's Infamy between the players who helped, and the Solo and Squad boards keep lone wolves and roaming groups apart, so each competes on fair terms. Your stars and the Overall board count both.
No easy Infamy
Ganking far lower levels and farming the same player pay little. Your Infamy is worked out from combat logs, and switching your log off doesn't hide a death: your killer's log reports it. We also check for kill trading, alt farming and edited data, and more protections are on the way.
Full scoring rules
(the numbers)
Infamy per kill
- Base: 100 Infamy for killing someone your level or higher.
- Level: −10% per level the victim is below you, down to 10%.
- Same victim within 24 hours: 100%, then 75%, 50%, then 25%. Rivals: if they killed you since, your next kill of them pays full again (once a day per player). Dangerous players (2+ stars) pay full every time: their deaths cost them more than you gain, so farming them doesn't work. Only the first 3 kills of the same player in 24 hours add to your kill streak.
- High-threat victim: +20% per star (★ 120 … ★★★★★ 200).
- Outnumbered and group fights: winning outnumbered pays more (up to 141% at 1v2 and 173% at 1v3, for enemies who really fought); a group splits the kill among everyone who really helped (2v2 = 76% each), and a group that outnumbers its victims never earns more than one full kill between them (2v1 = 50% each).
Your Infamy on this site is calculated from your combat logs. The number the addon shows in game is a quick estimate and can differ a little.
Threat levels
| Stars | Infamy | If an enemy kills you |
|---|---|---|
| None | 0 | lose 10% |
| ★ | 300 | lose 12% |
| ★★ | 1,000 | lose 15% |
| ★★★ | 2,500 | lose 18% |
| ★★★★ | 5,000 | lose 22% |
| ★★★★★ | 8,000 | lose 25% |
One death never costs more than 1,500 Infamy, so the most dangerous players can keep fighting. Zerged? Heavily outnumbered (about 5 to 1 or worse) when you die: you lose only half. Your streak still ends either way.
Fading, streaks, crowns, guilds
- Fading: Infamy fades gradually, online or offline: half is gone after 48 hours.
- Kill streak: kills since your last death to an enemy player, with how long you've survived (time out in the world, not offline or resting in town). A live streak shows as unconfirmed if your Outlaw app hasn't been heard from for 12 hours.
- Zone crowns: the top Infamy in a zone, at least 300 to claim.
- Guilds: listed once 3 guildmates use Outlaw. Ranked by Total (everyone's Infamy) or Top 5 (the five highest).
Playstyle Rankings
- Most counts how often you pull off a style. Best ranks how well: your successes out of attempts, failures included.
- You need 3 attempts and at least one success to be ranked. The Score is the success rate we can be sure of from your attempts so far, so a long proven record beats a lucky short run.
- Lopsided fights (your side outnumbering theirs more than 2 to 1, or hopeless odds against you) count toward Most, not Best.
- Mass battles (10 or more players on each side for a minute) count toward Most, not Best. Kills in them still earn Infamy, shared by the players who really helped.
- Grades (S to D) appear once a board has 50 players; until then boards are Provisional.
Questions or problems?
Ask on the Outlaw Discord, email contact@outlawpvp.com, or use the Feedback button in the in-game Outlaw panel. Season titles and dates:
Get Outlaw
Start competing in ranked world PvP. Fight however you want, climb the rankings, and build a reputation from what you do in the open world. Built for WoW: Forever.
Free · WoW: Forever · installs in seconds from CurseForge · Watch the 55-second video
On your phone? Outlaw runs on your gaming PC (Windows). Send yourself the link and open it there.
Start with the addon: your Infamy, stars and stats appear in game right away. To get on the leaderboard, add the free Outlaw app (Windows), like Raider.IO's client: install it once and it runs in the background, putting your fights here and your world rank in game.
WoW: Forever launches on 4 November and Outlaw Season 1 starts with it. Install the Outlaw app now and keep it running: it should add Outlaw to the new game by itself. If Outlaw is missing there, add it from CurseForge.
No account · No password · Free · Uninstall anytime
The app reads WoW's combat log so your fights can be verified and ranked.
Why does Outlaw need a Windows app?
WoW addons can't send anything to a website. The small Outlaw app reads WoW's combat log on your PC, checks what really happened in your fights, and sends the results to the rankings by itself. It also installs the addon and keeps it up to date. That's how the rankings stay real instead of self-reported: the app checks every fight, your deaths included, so nobody can fake wins or hide losses. That's why titles and crowns need the app.
Your fights build your Outlaw record and rankings. Players without Outlaw stay anonymous. Mac support is coming later.
Early release: Outlaw is in active development. Expect the odd bug; features and balance may still change. Tell us with the in-game Feedback button, on the Outlaw Discord or at contact@outlawpvp.com.
A permanent profile badge for everyone whose Outlaw app uploaded a character during the WoW: Forever beta. It can't be earned after WoW: Forever's launch.
What it looks like in game
And on the Outlaw rankings
Set up in a few steps
Get the addon
One click in the CurseForge app (or download it there). Your Infamy, stars and stats work in game right away, and you can show up on the boards as Unverified when another Outlaw player's app sees your fights.
Get on the leaderboard
Get it from the Microsoft Store
Add the free Outlaw app, like Raider.IO's client: install it once (about a minute) and it runs quietly in your system tray. It reads your combat log, checks every fight (deaths included) and puts them on the leaderboard, brings your world rank into the game, keeps the addon up to date, and lets you compete for titles.
From the Microsoft Store it installs in one click, with no Windows warnings, and keeps itself up to date. Short link to give a friend: outlawpvp.com/app ·
Start WoW
First time only: restart the game fully (not just /reload) so it finds the new addon. At character select, check Outlaw is ticked in AddOns. Your Infamy box appears on screen, and a few seconds after you log in an Outlaw line in chat says you're connected: you're in.
Want it discreet? Click the box → Settings: a one-line box, or Quiet mode (your fights still count).
Cause trouble
Kill enemy players in the open world. With the app, your fights reach this site by themselves within about 10–15 minutes, and your rank comes back into the game.
What the Outlaw app does, and what it doesn't
- Find your WoW: Forever folder (it looks at folder names on your drives to find it).
- Install the Outlaw addon and keep it up to date.
- Read two files WoW writes: the combat log (WoW's own record of the fights around you) and Outlaw's saved data.
- Send them to outlawpvp.com, where your fights are checked and ranked, plus a short health report (app version, setup problems).
- Start with Windows and sit in the tray. Quit it any time.
- Ask for an account, email or password.
- Read anything else on your PC: no keystrokes, no screenshots, no browser data, no other files.
- Touch the game: it never injects into or automates WoW, and only writes to Outlaw's own addon folders.
- Show ads or track you around the web.
Verified and hosted on the Microsoft Store. Full details:
Having trouble installing?
Stuck? Email a screenshot to contact@outlawpvp.com and we'll help. The Microsoft Store version is the same app, needs no Microsoft account, and Windows never blocks it. No Microsoft Store on your PC? Download the installer directly: Windows may warn because the app is new (choose Keep, then More info → Run anyway). If Windows blocks it outright (Smart App Control), use the Microsoft Store version: it's signed by Microsoft, so it's never blocked. Other options: addon only (in-game stats; you may appear on the boards as Unverified when other Outlaw players' apps see your fights, but can't compete for titles) · portable app (no install) · old script uploader.
📺 Stream Outlaw
Compete. Stream it. Get discovered.
Stream WoW on Twitch or YouTube? Verified Outlaw streamers get a 📺 Streamer badge, a Watch button on their profile and a link next to their name on every board they rank on.
Fair play
Low-level kills, repeated farming and other low-quality fights earn little. Outlaw is built to detect exploitation and keep the rankings competitive, and every title and prize winner is audited before anything is awarded. Grades appear once a board has 50 players; until then boards show "Provisional". Every rank shows how many players it's out of.
📺 Stream Outlaw
Compete. Stream it. Get discovered. Outlaw links people who follow the rankings straight to the players they're watching climb. Verified Outlaw streamers are one click away from every board they rank on.
Verified Outlaw streamers
What verified streamers get
- A 📺 Streamer badge and a Watch on Twitch (or YouTube) button on your Outlaw profile.
- A 📺 link next to your name on every board you rank on: Most Dangerous, kill streaks, playstyles, the live feed, and the World #1 throne.
- A place on this page, where anyone can find Outlaw streamers.
- Coming soon: a LIVE tag while you're streaming, so viewers can jump straight in, live streamers first on this page.
- Your viewers can install Outlaw and compete alongside you (or hunt you down) on the same rankings.
Same rules for everyone: streamers get no advantage on the rankings, and every fight is checked against combat logs.
How to get verified
- Get Outlaw and play a character in WoW: Forever, so it's on the rankings.
- Email us at contact@outlawpvp.com with your channel link and your Outlaw character's name.
- Prove the channel is yours: add a line like "Outlaw: YourCharacter" to your Twitch or YouTube About for a moment (you can remove it afterwards).
- We switch it on. Your badge and links appear within a minute.
Titles & seasons
What you can earn in Outlaw, and how. Seasons crown the best in each way of playing. Nothing resets: a season is a window over the fights you've already had, and the results are kept on your profile forever.
How seasons work
- A season is a window of time. Your Infamy, streaks and playstyle records carry on as normal; the season simply looks at what happened inside its dates.
- Only verified fights count: fights checked against combat logs (your Outlaw app sends them). Low-level and repeat kills earn little, as always.
- A title is awarded when at least 3 Outlaws compete for it. With fewer, the top player is shown as leading, but no title is handed out.
- Seasons follow the calendar quarters (January–March, April–June…), one straight after the other. Season 1 is the short one: from WoW: Forever's launch to 31 December.
- When a season ends, its final standings are checked by hand for 4 days. Then the titles and badges are awarded, and the results are frozen and stay on profiles forever. Winners get a 🏆 title; top-10 places are listed too.
- Placement badges: at the award, every ranked player on Most Notorious (Infamy earned minus Infamy lost in the season) gets a badge for their final place: Top 10, else Top 10%, else Top 25% of the ranked players. One badge each, the best you reach.
- Fair and open: the same rules for everyone (streamers included), published here. Every title and prize winner is audited before anything is awarded; cheaters lose their titles and prizes. Full rules: see Competition rules at the bottom of this page.
Hall of Fame
The winners of every past season. Results are frozen when a season ends and are never changed.
How the Beta Season titles were won
- Most Notorious: the most Infamy earned during the season, minus the Infamy lost to deaths.
- Longest Reign: the longest unbroken time at World #1 on Most Dangerous, until another Outlaw had more Infamy (a tie wasn't enough). For Season Veterans.
- Most Lethal: the most Infamy earned per life (earned ÷ (deaths + 1)), with at least 15 verified kills and a quarter of the top earner's Infamy.
- Roamer: the Season Veteran who defeated the most different enemy players (each enemy once; victims more than 5 levels below didn't count).
- Guild of the Season: the guild whose members earned the most Infamy (guilds with 3+ Outlaws who fought; needed 2 guilds competing).
- Faction war: the side whose Outlaws earned the most Infamy; everyone who fought on it got a victory badge.
- Season Veterans: everyone with 10+ verified kills on level 10+ enemies, a permanent badge.
Season 1 4 November (WoW: Forever's launch, 6 PM ET) to 31 December
- Titles: Most Notorious, Apex, Longest Reign, Most Lethal and Roamer (Apex, the highest Infamy reached, was added on 10 November; see the season card on the front page for how each is earned).
- Badges for everyone who plays: Season Veteran (10+ verified kills on level 10+ enemies), placement badges (Top 10, Top 10%, Top 25% on Most Notorious), Guild of the Season and the faction war victory.
- Titles and badges only, no prizes. Everyone starts fresh with the new game.
- After 31 December: the final standings are checked by hand, and titles and badges are awarded on 5 January.
Planned for later seasons (details may still change)
Most Infamous
The most dangerous Outlaw of the season: your Infamy averaged over every day of the season, so staying dangerous beats one lucky day.
Scourge of the Horde · Scourge of the Alliance
The most infamous player on each faction.
Solo · Squad
The top lone wolf, and the top player in fights where allies really helped.
Guild of the Season
The guild whose members built the most Infamy together (guilds with 3+ Outlaws).
Terror of <Zone>
One per zone: the most total time holding that zone's crown. Take a zone and defend it.
<Playstyle> of the Season
The best Assassin, Escape Artist, Underdog, Brawler… one per playstyle, ranked on skill (success rate, adjusted for how many attempts).
Season records
A different path to fame: you don't have to win overall to hold a record.
- Highest Infamy anyone reached in the season.
- Longest kill streak (kills without dying) and longest-lived streak (the most time a streak survived).
- Longest reign at #1 and the most time spent at five stars.
- Your profile shows your own records for the season and where each one places you among all verified Outlaws (Top 1%, Top 10% and so on).
All year round
- Weekly titles (every Monday): Most Dangerous of the Week, Longest Solo and Squad streak, Guild of the Week, and three rotating playstyle spotlights. Needs 5 competitors.
- Zone crowns: the top Infamy in a zone (300 to claim), live on the front page.
- World #1: the throne on the front page, with its reign clock.
- Founding Outlaw everyone whose Outlaw app uploaded a character during the WoW: Forever beta. It can't be earned after WoW: Forever's launch.
- 📺 Streamer for Outlaws who stream.
- Achievements (coming soon): goals anyone can reach, not just the top players.
Where your titles show
On your Outlaw profile (Honors), on the boards, and in the in-game Outlaw panel. Season results never disappear.
Competition rules
(titles, eligibility, fair play)
- When it runs: Season 1 runs from WoW: Forever's launch (4 November, 6 PM US Eastern) to the end of 31 December (US Eastern). Only fights from those dates count. Later seasons follow the calendar quarters, with no gap. (The Beta Season ran from 10 to 21 October.)
- Checking and awards: when a season ends, its final standings are checked by hand for 4 days before anything is awarded; Season 1's titles and badges are awarded on 5 January. Players found breaking these rules in the check are removed from the results.
- Placement badges: every ranked player on Most Notorious with more than 0 gets one badge for their final place: Top 10 (places 1–10), else Top 10% of the ranked players (rounded up), else Top 25%. Tied players share the better place. Needs at least 3 ranked players.
- Free to enter. No purchase or payment is needed to take part. Every title is decided by the published rules above (skill), not by chance.
- Longest Reign: only Season Veterans can win it (10+ season kills on level 10+ enemies). Anyone can still hold World #1 on the board; your reigns count toward the title once you're a Veteran.
- Season kills: only kills of enemies level 10 or higher count for the season (titles, the Veteran badge and Roamer), so throwaway low-level characters can't feed the awards. The boards and Infamy still count every kill.
- Roamer: open to Season Veterans (10+ verified kills in the season). It goes to the one who defeated the most different enemy players during the season: each enemy character counts once, and victims more than 5 levels below the winner don't count. Ties go to more verified kills, then to whoever reached the count first.
- How many must compete: a title is awarded when at least 3 Outlaws qualify for it. With fewer, the top player is shown as leading but no title is handed out.
- What counts: only fights verified from combat logs by the Outlaw app during the season's dates. You need the Outlaw app to compete: it checks every one of your fights, deaths included, so nobody can fake wins or hide losses. Players with only the addon can appear on the boards as Unverified (only the fights other players' apps happened to record) but can't win titles or crowns.
- Fair play: every title and prize winner is audited before anything is awarded. Cheating of any kind, or breaking Blizzard's rules, disqualifies you: you lose your titles and prizes and are removed from the rankings.
- Eligibility: to receive a title or prize, a winner's results must pass the season's checks, and cash prizes need an up-to-date Outlaw app. Results that can't be confirmed are held for review before anything is awarded. Every fight that counts toward a title is checked again when the season ends, with all of our checks as they stand then, so a result that counted during the season can still be removed.
- Penalties: a first proven offence removes you from that season: its titles, prizes and season rankings. A second removes you from Outlaw. Every penalty is reviewed by a person before it's applied, and you can appeal on the Outlaw Discord or by email.
- Changes: we may update these rules, the dates, or how a title is measured if something unexpected comes up (for example WoW: Forever's launch moving, a bug, or someone abusing a loophole). Changes are announced on this page.
- Final say: our decisions on rankings, eligibility, disqualifications and titles are final.
- Not affiliated with Blizzard. This competition is run by the Outlaw fan project. It is neither officially supported nor endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment. World of Warcraft and WoW: Forever are trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment.
What Outlaw collects
Plain English, no legalese. Outlaw is built for World of Warcraft: Forever (and other WoW versions if we add them later). This page covers the addon, the Outlaw app and this website. Last updated 28 September 2026.
The short version
- Outlaw records your world PvP: kills, deaths and how your fights went, so it can rank you.
- The Outlaw app sends that, plus your combat log files, to this website so the fights can be checked and scored fairly.
- Only Outlaw users are ever named. Anyone else in your fights is anonymous: "a Horde Orc Shaman".
- No accounts, no passwords, no email, no payment details, no ads, no tracking.
The addon (in game)
Saves to your own PC, in WoW's normal addon data:
- Your characters: name, faction, race, class, level and guild.
- Your PvP kills and deaths: who (the game's player ID, race, class and level), where, when, and the Infamy they earned or cost.
- Short notes on each fight: which enemy and allied players were nearby and in combat.
- Your Outlaw settings.
It switches on WoW's own combat log file, which the game writes to your Logs folder. /outlaw combatlog off stops that.
It tells other Outlaw addons on your faction (guild, group and a hidden channel) that you use Outlaw: your character's name, game ID, faction, class, level and addon version (without the app, also how many times Outlaw suggested the app and how often you copied its link: numbers only), and it passes on the Outlaw players it met the same way, so addon-only players can show up on the boards. Settings > Appear on the rankings off stops both.
It notes the players on your nameplates (game ID, level, class, race and faction, never names) and the public game statistics (such as deaths and honorable kills) of ranked Outlaw players near you, as the game shows them to anyone who compares achievements, and the same statistics for your own character. Nothing is shown in game.
A few seconds after each kill or death it tells the other Outlaw addons on your faction (same routes as above): your character's game ID, whom you fought (game ID), when, the zone (not with /outlaw hideloc) and your own deaths and honorable-kills statistics. Their addons keep it for 3 days for their Outlaw app to send. Settings > Appear on the rankings off stops it.
The Outlaw app (on your PC)
It only reads two things: the Outlaw addon's saved data (for every WoW account on the PC) and WoW's combat log files. It sends:
- Your characters and PvP records from the addon (the list on the left). Other players appear only as the game's ID, race, class and level, never by name.
- Your combat log files from the last 30 days, compressed. These record everything the game logged around you (up to about 200 yards): players' and creatures' names and IDs, their actions, health, positions and levels.
- Players you saw in game: the game ID, level, class, race and faction of players on your nameplates (for enemy players, their level each time it changed or every 10 minutes), and the public game statistics (such as deaths and honorable kills) of ranked Outlaw players near you, as the game shows them to anyone who compares achievements. Never names. Used to check and score fights, for the class and race statistics (only as counts), and to fill in the class, race and level of unnamed opponents in fight lists.
- Kill and death notes heard from other Outlaw players' addons: their game ID, whom they fought (game ID), when, the zone, their own deaths and honorable-kills statistics, and when and how the note reached you (guild, group or the hidden channel). Never names. Used to check fights; never shown on the site.
- Your own game statistics: the same public statistics (such as deaths and honorable kills) for your own characters, as the game keeps them. Used to check fights; never shown on the site.
- A random app ID made on first run, so your characters stay yours. No login of any kind.
- Which WoW version you play (the game's version number and your WoW folder name), so data from different versions never gets mixed.
- Feedback you choose to send from the in-game panel (Feedback button): your message, its type (bug, idea, confusing, other), the character you sent it from and the addon version. Only the Outlaw team reads it; it is never shown on the site.
- App health every few minutes: whether the app found WoW (and, if it can't find WoW: Forever, which other WoW games are installed, such as Retail or Classic), whether WoW is running and a combat log is being written, the app and addon versions, and short problem codes when something goes wrong (for example "uploads failing"), so we can help when an install silently stops working. Never folder paths, your Windows user name or file contents.
It writes one thing back: the Outlaw_Data addon, with your ranks and the list of players with stars. It also keeps the Outlaw addon up to date (you can switch that off in the app).
What the website shows
- Outlaw users only: your character (with the game world it plays on, such as PvP US, from your own combat log), guild (
/outlaw guild offhides it), Infamy, stars, streaks, rankings and your fights against other Outlaw users. - Everyone else stays anonymous. Raw combat logs are never shown to anyone.
- Locations are 15 minutes late. Everyone's zone shows, 15 minutes after the fact (so the site can't be used to track anyone live).
/outlaw hidelochides yours completely, unless you have Threat stars. - The Threat list (who has stars) goes to other Outlaw players' games, so stars can show over your head. Stars are public on this site anyway.
How long we keep it
- Raw combat logs and what was drawn from them (where they showed players, and the hits and deaths they recorded): 100 days, then deleted. They're kept for a whole season and its checking days, so results can be checked and fights re-scored if we fix a scoring rule.
- Players you saw in game and kill and death notes from other addons: 90 days (players' levels: 130 days, for the season's checks); game statistics readings: 120 days. Then deleted.
- Your PvP records and results: kept while Outlaw runs, because they're your history on the boards.
- Rank-up messages: 7 days.
- Everything is stored with Cloudflare (our host) and never sold or shared.
This website
No accounts, no ads, no tracking cookies. Your browser remembers only your view choices (tabs, filters), which player you picked with This is me, and the date of your last visit (so each visitor is counted once a day); if you came through one of our ad links, the open tab also remembers which one until you close it. That stays on your device. Our host, Cloudflare, handles the connections to this site like any web host. We count downloads per day (just a number per file) and page visits per day, including only the kind of site you came from (for example Reddit, or which search engine or Google service, or the other site's name, or which of our ad links you followed) and the country and state or region you visit from (Cloudflare tells us; your IP address is never stored), and a few daily totals of what visitors do here (for example how many opened the Join page, clicked a download, or stayed a couple of minutes; phone or computer). Cloudflare Web Analytics also counts visits. Neither uses cookies or identifies you.
Your choices
- Hide your location (
/outlaw hideloc) or your guild (/outlaw guild off). - Stop the combat log (
/outlaw combatlog off): your skill rankings can then no longer be verified. - Quit the app, or uninstall it, whenever you like: nothing more is sent.
- Want your characters and data removed? Email contact@outlawpvp.com with your character name(s) and we'll delete them.
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