Description
# AtlasLoot Revival
**Maps, bosses and loot — revived for modern WoW Classic.**
AtlasLoot Revival is a standalone dungeon and raid browser for modern WoW Classic. It brings instance maps, clickable boss locations, and boss loot together in one clean in-game window, so you can plan a run
or check an item without leaving the game.
It supports WoW Classic Era, Hardcore, Anniversary, and Burning Crusade Classic. Atlas and AtlasLootClassic are not required.
## Features
- All 20 original Classic dungeons and all seven level-60 raids
- All 16 Burning Crusade dungeons with separate Normal and Heroic loot
- All nine Burning Crusade raids across phases 1–5
- Multi-floor instance maps with clickable boss markers
- Clear encounter pickers for bosses that share or overlap a map location
- Boss loot with carefully sourced drop-rate estimates where reliable
- Boss-dropped quest items shown alongside regular loot
- Badge of Justice, raid-token, quest, class, and reputation reward labels
- Curated Trash Drops for notable rare items, recipes, and raid materials
- Automatic detection of the dungeon or raid you are currently inside
- Separate Classic 1–60 and Burning Crusade 60–70 catalogs on the TBC client
- Native item tooltips and paged loot lists
- Minimap button and an assignable key binding
- Compact in-window options for display and opening behavior
- Movable and proportionally resizable window
- Standalone operation with no required libraries or map addons
## Supported clients
- WoW Classic Era, Hardcore, and Anniversary — Interface `11509`
- WoW Burning Crusade Classic — Interface `20506`
## Usage
Open or close the browser with the minimap button, `/alr`, or `/atlaslootrevival`. You can also assign **Toggle AtlasLoot Revival** under **Key Bindings > AddOns**.
1. Select **Dungeons** or **Raids**.
2. Click the instance name to choose a dungeon or raid. Long instance lists support the mouse wheel and a draggable scrollbar.
3. Select a boss from the encounter list or click its numbered map marker.
4. In a Burning Crusade dungeon, choose **Normal** or **Heroic** above the loot list.
5. Click a cyan-ringed marker to choose between nearby encounters.
6. Hover over an item to see its complete in-game tooltip.
7. Use the map-section dropdown for multi-floor instances.
8. Open **Trash Drops** to browse notable non-boss loot.
When opened inside a supported dungeon or raid, AtlasLoot Revival automatically selects that instance. Outside an instance, it restores your previous browser selection.
Drag the window to move it and use the lower-right grip to resize it. Drag the minimap button around the minimap to reposition it. Use `/alr reset` to restore the default window position and size.
The gear button beside the window close button provides minimap visibility, opening behavior, drop estimate, marker size, window scale, and reset controls.
## Included content
The Era catalog contains all 20 original Classic dungeons and the seven original level-60 raids.
The TBC client retains that complete Classic catalog and adds all 16 Burning Crusade dungeons and all nine Burning Crusade raids, including content-phase labels, Normal and Heroic dungeon views, Badge of
Justice drops, and raid turn-in tokens.
Boss markers use reviewed positions. Encounters whose position is genuinely variable or cannot be placed reliably remain selectable from the encounter list without displaying a guessed marker.
## Drop rates
Drop percentages are estimates and cannot guarantee the result of an individual kill. TBC rates are shown only when a sufficiently large, difficulty-specific sample is available from one consistent source.
Normal and Heroic data are never mixed to fill missing percentages.
A neutral **—** means the boss-item relationship is confirmed but a reliable per-kill estimate is not available. Badge of Justice and conditional seasonal items also intentionally omit a percentage when the
available sample would be misleading. Trash Drops show **Varies** when the chance depends on the enemy.
## Independent project
AtlasLoot Revival is a standalone community project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment, Atlas, AtlasLoot, or the original AtlasLootClassic authors.
AtlasLoot Revival is released under the MIT License.
