Description
Easy Loremaster
See which Loremaster quests are left in every zone and follow an efficient route to finish them.
Easy Loremaster shows only the storyline quests that count toward the Loremaster achievement, puts them in the right order, and guides you from quest to quest with a navigation arrow. The route updates on its own every time you accept, progress or turn in a quest.
Languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian
Key Features
- Only the quests you need. Chapters come straight from the game, and side quests are left out.
- Smart route through the zone. Where to pick up, complete and turn in, in chain order, with camp quests grouped into one visit and no needless backtracking.
- Navigation arrow. Uses TomTom if you have it, or the game's map pin if you don't. The current quest is tracked in your objective tracker automatically.
- Clear quest chains. Each chapter is shown as numbered stages. Parallel branches share a number, and locked quests show what you need to do first.
- Cave entrances and transport. The addon remembers cave entrances and quest-giver flights or rides, and guides you there first. What it learns is shared across all your characters.
- Optional auto accept and turn-in. Only for Loremaster quests. It never touches other quests, reward choices or quests that cost gold. Hold Shift to skip it once.
- Compact overlay. A small resizable window with your next steps, distances and zone progress.
Getting Started
- Type
/elmor click the minimap button. - Pick a zone, or press Current Zone.
- Follow the arrow.
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
/elm |
Open or close the window |
/elm minimap |
Show or hide the minimap button |
/elm track |
Turn quest tracking on or off |
/elm entrance |
Save a cave entrance where you stand |
Good to Know
- No required dependencies. TomTom is optional.
- The interface follows your game client's language, and you can change it in the settings. Quest and NPC names always match your client.
- Quest chains in Outland, the Shadowlands and Bloodmyst Isle may be incomplete.
- Distances are straight-line with height taken into account, not actual walking paths.






