Atlas Codex
A quest helper for World of Warcraft: Forever. Atlas Codex shows where to pick up quests, where to turn them in, and where to find the mobs, items and objects your quests need, on your world map and minimap.
Atlas Codex is a WoW: Forever fork of ClassicCodex and pfQuest, building on work by SwimmingTiger, Pgarneau and Shagu.
New for Forever
- Runs on the Forever client (Interface 16001).
- Forever's quests, NPCs, objects, items and zones, including Zephras Isle: 983 quests added, 684 with a mapped starting point from the current QuestieDB v1.0.13 import. The four redrawn maps (Mulgore, Eastern Plaguelands, Redridge, Stormwind) are re-framed. Imported from QuestieDB under GPLv3.
- Forever sightings. When you loot, open, target or kill something the database has no spawn
for near you, Atlas Codex remembers the spot and shows it like any other spawn, marked
"seen by you on Forever".
/codex here [object|unit|item] <name>marks where you stand./codex sightingslists them;/codex sightings clear <n>drops a wrong one.
Features
- Available and active quests on the map and minimap
- Exact spawn markers for the mobs, NPCs and objects your quests need
- Quest progress in mob and object tooltips, and a quest icon over nameplates
- Auto-accept and auto-turn-in (hold Ctrl to skip)
- Database browser:
/codex show, or/codex <name>to search - Options:
/codexcfg
Install notes
The add-on installs as five folders named ClassicCodex*; in the add-on list they show as
"Atlas Codex". The folder names are kept so the loader and your saved settings keep working.
Do not install the original ClassicCodex alongside it. Only the English database ships; other
client languages use it.
Licence
Atlas Codex is distributed under the GNU GPL v3; its source is the files in the download. The ClassicCodex code it builds on is MIT. Quest data derived from Questie and QuestieDB is GPLv3, with thanks to the Questie team and contributors. Bundled libraries retain their published licences and notices. Atlas Codex is not affiliated with Questie.

