Join DiscordThe latest Warcraft 3 Legion TD map listed by Legion Ladder is Legion TD 11.4b. Use this page to check the current supported version, download file, and checksum before hosting or joining a game.
Legion TD 11.4b
The current version is listed above. Use one of the official Team OZE sources below in the meantime.
Where to download the latest WC3 Legion TD map
When the Legion Ladder download is available, the button above is the quickest route to the current .w3x file. Legion TD’s maintainers also publish map releases on the official Team OZE GitHub releases page. Team news, community resources, and map information are also available through the Team OZE website.
Legion Ladder does not change the map file. The download above is provided for convenience, and the listed file name, size, and checksum help you confirm that you have the intended release.
How to make sure you have the latest map
The version shown at the top of this page is kept in step with Team OZE’s latest supported public release. Before hosting or joining a game, compare the displayed version and original file name with the map already installed in Warcraft 3. If you need a copy, use the download above or Team OZE’s official releases page.
- Check the version and file name shown above.
- Download the map from Legion Ladder or Team OZE’s official GitHub releases page.
- Keep the original file name so the version remains easy to identify.
- Optionally compare the SHA-256 checksum after downloading.
How to verify the Legion TD map file
A SHA-256 checksum is a fingerprint of the downloaded file. If one byte changes, the checksum changes. On Windows, open PowerShell in the folder containing the map and run:
Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 ".\Legion_TD_map.w3x"Compare the resulting hash with the SHA-256 shown above. The values should match exactly. A mismatch can mean the download was incomplete, the wrong map version was selected, or the file was modified after publication.
What file type does Warcraft 3 Legion TD use?
Current Warcraft 3 custom maps are commonly distributed as .w3x files. Keep the original file name so it is easy to identify the version and so players joining a lobby can match the host’s map. Do not rename an older file to look like a newer release; the contents, not the name, determine the map version.
Which source should you trust?
Start with the verified Legion Ladder link on this page or Team OZE’s official GitHub release. Avoid map files reposted by unknown third parties when an official source is available. If the sources appear to disagree, compare the release version, file name, and checksum rather than assuming the newest-looking filename is authentic.
Once the right map is installed, continue with the Warcraft III Legion TD beginner’s guide or check the live Legion TD leaderboard.
Team OZE remains the map’s official publisher. Legion Ladder provides a convenient download and checksum for supported public releases.