Description
Delver's Call XP Tracker takes the guesswork out of turning in completed "Delver's Call" quests. It reads your quest log, tracks all of your active leveling buffs, and calculates your exact projected level and XP progress before you make a single turn-in.
Key Features
- Real Turn-In Projections: Calculates the combined payout of all completed Delver's Call quests in your log and projects exactly where your XP bar will land—including multiple level-ups and progress toward your next level.
- Smart War Mode Routing (The 4/6 Split): Turning in Delver's Call quests involves a route split—4 hand-ins happen in the sanctuary hub (peace zone), while 6 are turned in out in the open world. QuestXPCalc automatically accounts for this:
- In a full batch of 10 quests, it applies the War Mode bonus only to the 6 outdoor quests, stripping it from the 4 city turn-ins so your projection is never artificially inflated.
- If you're testing individual or partial turn-ins, it simply mirrors your character's current zone.
- Live Faction War Mode Detection: The addon checks the game server directly to see your active War Mode bonus (whether your faction is currently sitting at +10%, +15%, or +20%), so changing zones or swapping between factions requires zero setup.
- Full Buff Tracking: Accurately factors in all additive stacking bonuses:
- Warband Mentor: Checks your account progress (+5% to +25%).
- Winds of Mysterious Wisdom: Tracks the active +20% event boost.
- Surge of Mysterious Wisdom: Tracks the active +10% consumable boost (and alerts you if you have a bottle in your bags that needs popping).
- Level 90 Overcap Protection: Triggers a raid warning alert if your ready quests would push you over Level 90, showing you the exact turn-in count where you will hit the cap to avoid wasting quest XP.
- Accuracy Margin (±%): Displays a tight precision range on your projected level so you know your worst-case drift down to a fraction of a percent.
How to Use
- /xpcalc or /delverscall — Toggles the main tracking window.
- Left-Click Minimap Icon — Opens or closes the window.
- Right-Click Minimap Icon — Toggles opening automatically on login.
- Drag Minimap Icon — Repositions the button anywhere around your minimap rim.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my projected XP change when I step outside the city?
When you hold fewer than 10 quests, the addon evaluates them based on your current location. If you are standing outside with War Mode on, it calculates them with the outdoor bonus. However, once you have a full batch of 10 quests ready, the addon automatically applies the 4/6 split regardless of where you are standing (giving 4 quests base city XP and 6 quests outdoor War Mode XP).
Does Rested XP change how much XP I get from turning these in?
No. Rested XP applies exclusively to monster kills and gathering nodes. Quests never benefit from or consume your rested XP pool, so having a blue bar will not alter your projected quest gains.
Do the XP buffs multiply each other or add together?
World of Warcraft calculates these bonuses additively based on the 100% unbuffed base reward of the quest. For example, if you have Warband Mentor (+25%), Winds of Mysterious Wisdom (+20%), Surge (+10%), and War Mode (+15%), your total payout is:
Base × (1.00 + 0.25 + 0.20 + 0.10 + 0.15) = 1.70× Base XP
The addon calculates each active bonus independently against the true base value so your numbers match your actual turn-in rewards down to the exact integer.
Why does my projected level include a "±%" indicator?
Each time you ding to a new level, the base reward value of your remaining quests steps up slightly (~1,350 base XP per level gained). On top of that, the game rounds quest rewards to the nearest integer. The ±% indicator gives you an exact worst-case tolerance window so you know how close you are to your next level-up.
What happens when I reach Level 90?
The addon includes built-in overcap protection. If your queued turn-ins will push you past Level 90, it will display a warning and tell you the exact quest count where you hit the cap. Once you ding Level 90, the addon stays active for the remainder of your play session and then automatically disables itself on that character upon your next login.


