Hi, I’m maintaining a Mythic+ analytics project using the WoW Game Data API whatthemeta[dot]io on which I want integrated with US/EU/KR and TW regions. But currently trying to add also CN.
The Regionality docs list CN as a region with host:
gateway.battlenet.com.cn
The OIDC docs also list:
oauth.battlenet.com.cn/token
oauth.battlenet.com.cn/.well-known/openid-configuration
oauth.battlenet.com.cn/jwks/certs
However, in the WoW Game Data API reference payload, the Mythic Keystone and Connected Realm methods appear to have cnRegion: false, while WoW Token Index (CN) has cnRegion: true.
Can Blizzard confirm whether CN WoW Mythic Keystone Game Data is available to third-party developers through the public API?
Endpoints needed:
/data/wow/connected-realm/index/data/wow/connected-realm/{connectedRealmId}/data/wow/mythic-keystone/season/index/data/wow/mythic-keystone/period/index/data/wow/connected-realm/{connectedRealmId}/mythic-leaderboard/index/data/wow/connected-realm/{connectedRealmId}/mythic-leaderboard/{dungeonId}/period/{period}
If these endpoints are available for CN:
- Are separate CN developer credentials required?
- Where should those credentials be created?
- Are there any restrictions compared with US/EU/KR/TW Game Data access?
With our current global Battle.net developer credentials, oauth.battle.net/token works, but oauth.battlenet.com.cn/token returns unauthorized, and a global token is rejected by the CN
gateway. I’m trying to determine whether this is expected or whether there is a separate CN access path.
Thanks!