Cold Caller

Search for players by class and level, whisper them to fill your dungeon group in one click, and keep track of everyone you've already asked.
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Description

Description

No Dungeon Finder? No problem. Cold Caller helps you put groups together the way Classic was meant to be played — by talking to people. Tell it the classes and level range you're after, and it runs /who for you, lists the players it finds, and lets you whisper each one with a single click. It remembers everyone you've already messaged, so you never pester the same person twice.

Built for Classic Era and Hardcore.

Features

  • Pick the classes you want with simple checkboxes — tank, healer, whatever your group is missing
  • Set a min/max level range to match your dungeon
  • Write your whisper message once and reuse it
  • One-click whisper to any player in the results
  • Tracks who you've contacted and greys them out automatically
  • "Hide messaged" toggle to keep the list focused on fresh faces
  • Refresh any time to pull in players who just logged on
  • Saves everything between sessions — your classes, level range, message, and contact history
  • Clear button to wipe the slate and start a fresh session

How to use

  1. Open the window with /cc (or /coldcall)
  2. Tick the classes you're looking for and set your level range
  3. Type the message you want to send
  4. Hit Refresh /who to search
  5. Click Whisper next to anyone you'd like to invite

Slash commands

  • /cc, /coldcall, /coldcaller — toggle the window

Good to know

  • /who returns up to ~49 players at a time, so a tighter level range gives you a fuller, more useful list — ideal for targeting a specific dungeon bracket (e.g. 22–26 for Scarlet Monastery).
  • Whispers are only ever sent when you click one — nothing is automated, so you stay in control and clear of chat spam limits.
  • On Hardcore, a whisper that names the dungeon and your plan tends to get a warmer response than a bare "inv?".

Feedback

Found a bug or have an idea? Leave a comment or open an issue on the GitHub repo. Suggestions and pull requests are welcome.

The Cold Caller Team

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