CredibleLoot — Overview
A WoW Classic: The Burning Crusade addon that swaps Questie's point-estimate drop rates for a range your own loot data supports. Requires Questie (hard dependency; the client refuses to load CredibleLoot without it).
What changes on your screen
Questie's tooltip for a quest mob:
4/8 Gnoll Paw [45%]
That 45% comes from static databases. CredibleLoot shows what your own kills say:
4/8 Gnoll Paw [22%-63% | 10 loots, 4 drops]
The 22%-63% is a 90% bayesian credible interval for the true drop rate, built from your observations plus Questie's rate as prior knowledge. 10 loots, 4 dropsis your sample size. Early on the interval hugs Questie's estimate. Kill more of the mob and it tightens around what you actually saw.
How counting works
- A trial = your group kills a tracked mob, even if the corpse is empty or you skip looting it
- A success = the quest item drops from that kill
- Each corpse buffers to a single trial no matter how many events or items it produces
- Loot the quest item from a corpse whose trial was already saved (within5 minutes) and the addon upgrades that trial to a success; looting other items leaves the trial as a failure
- Kills count only while the quest sits in your log
- Party members' kills count as trials (combat log affiliation flags credit you, your pets, and your group)
- Party members' loot counts as successes (attributed via their current target when the loot chat message arrives)
- Counts are account-wide, shared across all characters
Controls
- Sensitivity sets prior strength: High (n=2, trusts your data sooner),Medium (n=5, default), Low (n=10, trusts Questie's rate longer)
- Min loots (1–10, default 5) gates when intervals appear; below the threshold Questie's line stays untouched
/crediblelootslash commands: status, sensitivity, minloots, enable,debug, options, reset- Options panel with the same settings plus a reset button
The addon stores raw {s, t} counts only and computes priors and intervals at display time, so changing any setting updates every tooltip without touching stored data.

