Calg's AV Honor Planner

Grinding Alterac Valley for a rank? Let the addon do the math.

Tell it the rank you're chasing and it works out how much honor to earn this reset, how many more games that is and roughly how long they'll take — queue time included. Then it watches your back so you never get AFK-kicked into a Deserter debuff.

Features

• Aims at your rank for you. Set a goal rank and a weekly honor cap; it finds the cheapest honor target that buys the biggest rank-up in reach. Or set a manual number in one click.
• Shows the whole climb. The week-by-week path to your goal rank, with the rank each reset lands you on and the honor it costs.
• Never eat a Deserter. Inside AV a countdown appears, and if you go idle an alarm escalates until you tap a key — so a bio break never costs you a 15-minute ban.
• Watch it fill. A progress bar with milestone marks, and honor that ticks up live while you fight.
• Know your pace. Average honor, battle time and queue wait per game, plus how many games are left and how long they'll take.
• See every game. A log of the reset's runs beside a colour-coded chart — honor, time, queue wait or honor per hour.
• Marks and bonus weekends at a glance. All three battlegrounds' marks counted along the footer, warning before your bags overflow, and a countdown through the Call to Arms rotation.
• Fewer clicks between games. Auto-leave when the match ends, one right-click to hand in your AV marks, and one to skip straight to the battlemaster's queue list.
• Two windows. The full panel, and a slim mini bar to leave up while you queue — open either or both.

Getting started

Open it with /avhp or the minimap button — left-click for the panel, right-click for the mini bar. Set your goal rank and go play; everything updates on its own. /avhp help lists the rest.

The run log and chart use NovaInstanceTracker if you have it (read-only); everything else works without it.

Built for WoW Classic Era. Panels use the bundled Cuprum font (SIL Open Font License 1.1). Found a bug or have an idea? Leave a comment — feedback is always welcome.