Dungeon Watch

Dungeon and raid reset tracking for WoW Classic Era and Hardcore, with matching gold-and-blue medallions beneath Noctis Guides. Part of MissionAccomplished.

What it shows

• WoW-reported saved dungeon and raid lockouts, with remaining reset times.
• Separate Dungeons and Raids lists covering 19 Classic dungeons and seven Classic Era raids.
• Up to eight selected medallions shared between dungeons and raids, with choices, order and HUD visibility remembered per character.
• Recommended dungeon level ranges and a marker when your character is within that range.
• A central hourglass beneath Noctis' distance badge, with selected medallions filling outward beneath both wings.
• Blue waiting, green ready and neutral checking states, plus Hide, Auto-hide and Always show modes that apply to every HUD icon.
• Clearly labeled local dungeon-entry history estimates, separate from server-saved lockouts.

Important limits

A ready state means no saved lockout was reported in a completed server snapshot; other entry limits may still apply. Local history is an estimate, not a guaranteed entry allowance. A level-range recommendation is not a Hardcore safety rating or permission to enter. Unknown or expired data is not presented as confirmed readiness. Dungeon Watch never resets instances, buys flights, or moves your character.

Requirements and opening the list

• Required: MissionAccomplished: Core.
• Integrated with: Noctis Guides, MissionAccomplished: Suite and Naglet's Toolkit when installed.

Noctis Guides installs Dungeon Watch as a required companion. Dungeon Watch can also be installed with Core alone; its independent list does not require the guides. Open it with /madungeons or /dungeonwatch, the hourglass below Noctis, or Naglet's Toolkit.

Compatibility: WoW Classic Era 1.15.9 (Interface 11509). Not a Retail or other Classic-expansion release.

Artwork and implementation

The hourglass icon, dungeon and raid portraits, frames and badges are AI-assisted original artwork created for MissionAccomplished. They are not in-game screenshots or Blizzard assets. Dynamic countdowns, names, levels and state colors are live UI layers. No Nova source, artwork or broadcast data is included.