Evolving same class characters on different servers

Hello,

I've a question :

Here is what I've done : 3 wow accounts, I set up for each account a brand new level 1 warrior. Each warrior is on a different server. One in France, one in Great Britain and one in Germany.

I try to level each warrior by playing my main which is on the France server. Problem is that the characters are not exactly at the same place, and so they end up in very different places after a while.

Is there a way to always make them start at the same place ? Like a synchronize function ?

Thank you!

[MiRai]

Don't use WASD to move your characters, use /follow.

http://isboxer.com/wiki/WoW:Quick_Start_Guide

Ok, but how would they follow the main toon as they are on different servers? They even dont see each other; they evolve solo...

[lax]

There is no way to synchronize completely separate and unrelated characters except for going through a zone portal

Is there maybe a way to catch the real position of a toon (like longitude and latitude on the server) and push it to the other toons with a macro ?

[lax]

Um... you can use the game's Addon system to get the % up/down,left/right on the zone map, but there is no way -- other than manually -- to move your characters there. Without hacking the game, and we don't condone, recommend, or support anything like that.

[MiRai]

Ok, but how would they follow the main toon as they are on different servers? They even dont see each other; they evolve solo...

What? Blizzard implemented cross-realm parties back when MoP launched. If you invite your characters into a party they'll all see each other assuming they're in the same location and on the same quest(s).

Ok, but how would they follow the main toon as they are on different servers? They even dont see each other; they evolve solo...

What? Blizzard implemented cross-realm parties back when MoP launched. If you invite your characters into a party they'll all see each other assuming they're in the same location and on the same quest(s).

I don' know... I'll have a look at this.

Thanks.