Calg's Enchanter

Selling enchants? Stop watching chat — let the addon catch your customers.

It reads the Trade and world channels for people asking for an enchant, pulls the genuine buyers into your party, and whispers them to come trade. You keep enchanting; it keeps the queue full.

What it does

• Never miss a customer. It reacts the instant someone asks, so a "LF enchanter" that scrolls past while you're mid-cast never costs you a sale.
• Smart matching, not spam. It only bites on people actually looking to buy — other enchanters, LFG spam, "mats provided" adverts and recipe chatter are filtered out.
• Auto-invite, or approve each one. Let buyers get pulled straight into your party, or switch to notify-only and wave each one through yourself.
• See who wants what at a glance. Each request shows what they said, the mats they've traded you, and the gold they've tipped — all on hover, right in the window.
• Runs a real queue. Serve several customers at once; the party rolls over to a raid automatically when it fills, so you can keep pulling buyers in.
• Finish on your terms. Customers stay listed until you hit Done — which thanks them, removes them from the group, and clears the row. No one is ever auto-kicked.
• Whispers on autopilot. Set a "come trade" or thank-you message and it sends itself — or leave them blank for total silence. Every message is yours to reword.
• Knows when to work. It only runs while you're an enchanter leading your group in a capital city, and quietly pauses when you head out to level or raid.

Lightweight, movable, and drawn from scratch to feel at home in Classic.

Getting started

Type /ench to open it, set your cities and messages, and choose auto-invite or approve-first — then go enchant. /ench help lists everything, and /ench test lets you watch the invite flow safely before you go live.

Built for WoW Classic Era. Your settings and messages are saved between sessions, and no one is ever auto-kicked — invites are always yours to manage. Found a bug or have an idea? Leave a comment — feedback is always welcome.