Armoury Card for TBC

Armoury Card

Arena ratings at a glance — for anyone you target.

Armoury Card is a lightweight PvP scouting addon for World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade Classic (Anniversary). Select any inspectable player and it instantly reads their 2v2, 3v3 and 5v5 arena ratings straight from the game — the same figures the Blizzard inspect panel shows — and lays them out in a compact, movable window. No websites, no databases to maintain, no external tools: it works the moment you install it.

Built for battlegrounds, arenas and world PvP, it answers the question you actually care about mid-fight — how good is this player? — without stopping to right-click and open the inspect frame.

What it shows

• Rating / Games / Win–Loss columns for each of 2v2, 3v3 and 5v5
• An Average row summarising rating across brackets, with combined games and W–L
• Class-coloured player name in the header

Key features

• Live inspect reads — targets a same-faction player within range and pulls their current-season arena data automatically
• Auto show/hide — the window appears only while a player is selected, and disappears when you deselect, so it never clutters your screen
• Zone control — choose where it shows: Open World, Arenas, Battlegrounds, or any combination
• Session history — remembers the last 1–20 players you've looked up (toggle on/off, adjustable with a slider), navigable with < / >. Cleared on each fresh login
• Refresh button — re-runs the query for your current target when data is slow to arrive
• Whisper my stats — send your own arena ratings to a targeted player; if they run Armoury Card it drops into their window, otherwise they get a readable whisper
• Group check — /ac check asks everyone in your party or raid running the addon to report their ratings, collected for you to page through
• Minimap button — left-click to show/hide, right-click for settings, drag to reposition
• Movable, lockable, minimisable window — position and all preferences saved between sessions

Slash commands

Notes

Live ratings rely on the game's inspect system, so they're available for same-faction players within inspect range. Opposing-faction or out-of-range players can't be inspected; for those, an optional local database (Data.lua) can be populated to provide fallback values.