Banned on D3 from botting WoW?

[Evoluz]

Hey guy!
I'm botting one WoW account at the moment and I figured I'd buy RoS and try it out.
Is it possible that Diablo's "warden" could detect honorbuddy and ban the diablo account?
I know that's a long shot, but I figured since the buddy-bots might be fairly similar?

The accounts are on two different battle.nets.

I guess I'm just paranoid, but better safe than sorry!
Thanks!

 

[Aion]

Long question, short answer: No!

Even if you bot from 3-4 wow licenses out of 8 on single battlenet account, you will be banned only on these licenses, which violated the blizz rules they were caught in, simple as this. I have 2 banned wow licenses on my bnet acc for Abuse of Economy (a.k.a heavy goldselling), but the 2 gatherers under the same bnet survived untouched

On a veeeeeerry rare occasion, when you do severe damage to the WoW servers, you could receive IP/Subnet ban and get rock solid ban on anything, which have logged from your net in the past to the Blizzard servers, but that happen on 1 out of millions.

For example: Like the stupid kid, who made a paladin named Honorbuddy or something, impersonated under the bossland gmbh name, then twitch streaming while leveling with kicks 24/7, and agressively advertizing himself across all the common forums. Not by surprise, the next day, any account the kid had touched at least once, or will touch again from his subnet, was banned for good!

 

[sk1n]

For example: Like the stupid kid, who made a paladin named Honorbuddy or something, impersonated under the bossland gmbh name, then twitch streaming while leveling with kicks 24/7, and agressively advertizing himself across all the common forums. Not by surprise, the next day, any account the kid had touched at least once, or will touch again from his subnet, was banned for good!

Ownd lol...

 

[hungdragon]

Anyone can say ip ban is 1 in a million?