The Sims and World of Warcraft were two of the biggest gaming phenomena of the early 2000s, and the love for both franchises is still alive and well almost two decades later.
Where WoW transports you to a fantasy world of orcs, elves, and dragons, The Sims prefers to give you a peek of what your life might be if things were just a little more whimsical.
But what would a mash-up look like?
Here are some amazing TS4 mods and CC sets based on the world of Azeroth and its greatest heroes.
I’ve always been a fan of the hyper-deformed “chibi” art style.
It makes almost anything cute and stylish – like these World of Warcraft characters.
The WoW Chibi Painting Collection by N.Blightcaller features adorable versions of many character classes, enemies, and mounts. Even the Lich King looks cute, which is saying a lot!
Looking at any of these 25+ paintings hanging on the wall will give your Sims a +2 Happy moodlet. Who doesn’t like looking at cute things?
Nowadays, everyone gets along. But belonging to one of these factions actually meant something back in the day.
The Horde attracts people who value freedom, courage, and self-determination, while the Alliance appeals to those who pursue peace, harmony, and order.
With this career mod by N.Blightcaller, your Sim will join the Horde as a scout and work their way up to Warchief.
Cosplaying is a beautiful hobby that forces you to exit your comfort zone and enter the skin of your favorite characters – not only in looks but also in attitude.
This custom Dragon Queen Armor Set by Natalia-Auditore is based on the Queen of Life herself – Alexstrasza, the Life-Binder. It’s one of the badass armor sets you’ll see her wear in Heroes of the Storm.
It’s a gorgeous outfit all-around, and the color palette is on point – but what I like the most is the colossal horns.
They’re big enough to have crystals hanging from them! Talk about menacing.
Among the many WoW races, the Demon Hunters are probably the best-looking – and that’s not in small part thanks to their badass horns.
Creator Valhallan brings some of that demonic energy to The Sims 4 with the Illidari collection of Demon Hunter horns converted straight from World of Warcraft.
This collection features six different horn styles, ranging from tiny spikes to colossal spirals that’ll give any character a distinctly mythical look – perfect for Realm of Magic content.
These horns are compatible with male and female Sims from Teen to Elder. But there’s a size-adjusted version for kids right here.
If I had to guess, I’d say most of you clicked on this article looking to bring some of your favorite WoW heroes to The Sims 4.
CC Creator IvkaSims makes it easy to cosplay some important female characters with full costumes that’ll even change a Sim’s hair to match the preferred heroine.
The above link will take you to Jaina Proudmoore, as seen in Battle for Azeroth.
The addition of adorable Familiars was one of my favorite features in the Realm of Magic expansion.
Whether it’s a Glowfrog or a Snub-nosed Leaf Bat, these little critters make a mage’s life much more enjoyable.
Another great source of magical companions is the World of Warcraft Pets mod by Natalia-Auditore, introducing Murlocs, Baby Raptors, Spiders, and even a tiny succubus to TS4.
The one caveat is that these aren’t actually pets in TS4. They’re just decorative statues! Maybe it’s for the best, though. Can you picture having to domesticate a Murloc?
And good news! Since the original release, Natalia-Auditore has expanded this pack to include:
It was an ancient place of worship for the Night Elves, and though most of it was destroyed by the Burning Legion during the War of the Ancients over 10,000 years ago, a piece of it was hidden away until just recently.
Now, Suramar stands as the home of the Nightborne elves – and it can easily become the home for your Sims, too, thanks to SatiSim’s Little Suramar Lot.
Made with 100% vanilla assets, the Little Suramar lot is a miniature recreation of the city, featuring some of the most essential locations.
The colors and lighting are spot-on, and, amazingly, it was created with no CC whatsoever.
Nelson Chitty is a Venezuelan expat living in Argentina. He’s a writer and translator passionate about history and foreign cultures. His ideal weekend is spent between leisurely playing games of Civilization VI and looking for the next seinen anime to marathon.
