Game systems developer · World builder · Mod author · Reverse-engineering enthusiast
From rebuilding a Wrath-era client to giving Minecraft companions lives of their own.
I like ambitious projects, deep systems, and turning "what if?" into working code.
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A different kind of Azeroth. An expanded World of Warcraft 3.3.5a experience, built on AzerothCore, Eluna and PlayerBots, with a matching custom client. Expanded playable races, a persistent third faction, redesigned character creation, deeper progression systems and a growing library of custom gameplay modules. 
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Reconstructing the client, expanding the possibilities. My fork of SatyPardus/wowdecomp works with the WotLK 3.3.5a (12340) client in C++. Experimental Vulkan rendering, retail model support, expanded character customization, native UI extensions and the foundation for client features that need more than an addon. 
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Minecraft followers with more to do than follow. A NeoForge 1.21.1 port and expansion of Human Companions that leans into party-based RPG gameplay. Distinct roles and progression, equipment and inventory, personalities, bond and morale, Soul Gems, voice callouts, magic integrations and experimental living professions. 
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Breeding, automation and an unreasonable number of chickens. A modern NeoForge take on the classic Chickens/Roost gameplay loop. Data-driven breeding trees, resource and fluid/chemical chickens, roosts and collectors, specialized converters and cross-mod integrations including Mekanism. 
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LivingBalancer · Developer tooling with a pulse
A local-first development dashboard that builds on CodexLB and TokDash. LivingBalancer turns project and session metadata into Living Codex: an explorable universe of project star systems, activity, integrations and automations. It also brings local token, usage and model reporting into one interface.
- Explore the work: project systems, sessions and activity visualized without storing prompt or response contents.
- Understand the tools: usage breakdowns and integrations for supported local coding assistants.
- Keep it local: Docker-powered services and a localhost observer, designed for local operation rather than public exposure.
A note on the workshop: Some Esteria and wowdecomp features are experimental, opt-in or still being validated. The individual repositories distinguish implemented systems from staged designs and works in progress.
Five projects. One workshop. All badges pull directly from GitHub.
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| Modern Chickens |   |
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Summoned from code, chaos, and more ambitious projects than any one creature should have to guard.
What I spend my time on:
| Game engineering | Modding and systems | Developer tooling |
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| C++ client work and reverse engineering | NeoForge, Minecraft systems and game AI | Local dashboards and telemetry |
| AzerothCore, Eluna and WotLK extensions | RPG progression, content pipelines and custom assets | Automation, integrations and Docker |
| Rendering, UI and client/server protocols | Data-driven content and cross-mod compatibility | TypeScript, Python and practical utilities |
Beyond the five projects above, I enjoy experimenting with Stardew Valley modding, WoW addons, community tools and game-related utilities. The full collection is over on my repositories page.
Commits, languages, momentum and the occasional midnight coding spree.
Live data, not screenshots. These charts update as GitHub activity changes.
Repository growth, language makeup, commit-language patterns and time-of-day activity.
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About the charts: GitHub analytics are based on publicly visible repository and contribution activity; they do not measure hours spent writing code. The commit-language chart and repository-language chart can differ. Third-party hosted cards may occasionally be rate-limited. The package also includes an optional GitHub Actions workflow to generate permanent copies of the five summary cards directly in this repository. See SETUP.md for setup instructions.
Esteria · wowdecomp · Modern Companions · Modern Chickens · LivingBalancer
Independent fan projects and experiments. World of Warcraft and Minecraft are trademarks of their respective owners.