
Fill every seat for your next Classic run.
Raids, dungeons, levelling, PvP, profession kits and custom services on EU and US realms. Join a group by role, or post your own run. Choose a free run, pay recruits, or share the gold earned together. Gold stays in game.
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Open the run board| Run | Group | Organizer | Start time | Gold (in game) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
No open runs yet. Open the run board | ||||
Gold stays in game. NOVA never holds it.


Pick your lane
Two ways to play. Switch any time from the top bar.
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Pick your character
Your characterPick your character - 2
Join a seat for your role
Join a seat for your role - 3
Play, get paid in game
Your even share, paid in game120 g
From the adventurer's desk
Practical guides for finding groups, posting runs and staying safe.
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Getting started
Sign in with Discord, add your characters and open Find runs. Membership in our Discord community is required.
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Posting a run
Choose the run type, region and realm type, the time, and the Tank, Healer and DPS seats. A run is free or offers a total amount of gold.
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Joining a run
Open Find runs, check the roles and the start time, then join a seat that fits your character. The organizer confirms the group.
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Gold and payment
NOVA never touches gold. The total on a run is split evenly between the seats and paid in game, between players. There is no platform cut.
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Before your first run
Who holds the gold?
Nobody on NOVA. NOVA never touches gold. It is paid in game, between players, and split evenly between the players who join.
Is a run free?
A poster chooses: a free run, or a total amount of gold. The total is divided evenly across the seats. There is no platform cut.
What can I find or post?
Raids, dungeons, levelling, PvP, profession kits and custom services, on EU or US realms: PvE, PvP or Roleplay.
Do I need an account?
You can look around without one. To join or post, sign in with Discord. You need to be a member of our Discord community.







