Echoes of Azeroth

The world remembers what you did in it.

Classic Era is not a lobby between activities.

It is the road you walked for the hundredth time. The inn where you finally made it home. The hill where a pack of gnolls ended an otherwise perfect evening. The crossroads where you met the same players again and again. The city where you stood still, waiting for a world buff, watching the crowd gather beneath the walls.

Most addons turn Azeroth into information.

Echoes of Azeroth turns it into a place.

A place-bound memory addon

Echoes of Azeroth quietly remembers meaningful moments and ties them to the places where they happened.

There is no large logbook you have to open. No achievement pane. No stream of combat notifications. When you return to a place after enough time has passed, a small local echo can surface:

The first time Echoes remembered you here. Level 60.

You were killed here by Thrallslayer.

Your highest critical hit here was 1,842 damage with Frostbolt.

You entered a duel with Grommashjr here.

The Gnoll Hill — You have returned here 7 times.

You received Warchief's Blessing here from Thrall. This was your 3rd time.

When a place has enough history, you can also open its timeline on demand:

The Gnoll Hill — local timeline

The first time Echoes remembered you here. Level 60.

You were killed here by Thrallslayer.

Your highest critical hit here was 1,842 damage with Frostbolt.

The memories are deliberately small. They do not interrupt your adventure. They wait until you stop moving, look around, and give the world a moment to speak back.

Why Classic Era?

Classic Era is built around repetition in the best possible way.

You take the same flight paths. You walk the same roads. You return to the same capital cities, dungeons, battlegrounds, and dangerous stretches of wilderness. You recognize the landscape because you have lived in it.

After enough time, Azeroth can become flat. Familiar, but emotionally silent.

Echoes of Azeroth gives that familiarity a history.

The road is no longer just the road. It is where you survived with 8% health. It is where you lost a duel. It is where you received your first remembered world buff. It is where you met someone you later kept grouping with. It is where you died so often that you eventually gave the place a name.

The addon does not optimize your route.

It makes the route yours.

What Echoes remembers

Personal moments

• First recorded visits to zones
• Returning to zones over time
• Player deaths and the nearby group members you died with
• The recent enemy player credited with your death when available
• Close calls below 10% health
• Your highest critical hit at a location
• Duels and duel opponents
• Hearthstone destinations and how often you return to them
• Selected world buffs, their source when available, and how many times you received them
• Personal notes you choose to leave behind
• A local timeline for the exact place where you are standing
• A seven-day chronicle of the moments Echoes has remembered recently

Places with names

Give a location its own history:

The title is saved at your current map location. When you return, the place can speak in its own name instead of a generic zone label.

Quiet by design

Silent mode is enabled by default. Echoes avoids filling your screen during combat and waits for a pause in your movement before showing local memories.

Automatic echoes are throttled to one display per minute, so repeated kills and short pauses do not keep reopening the window. Use /echoes show whenever you want to inspect nearby memories immediately.

There is no pressure to read everything. Some places stay quiet for a long time.

That is part of the point.

After a few days, you may only have a handful of memories. After a few weeks, familiar roads begin to feel layered. After months, the world starts returning pieces of your own history to you.

The timeline and chronicle are deliberately on demand. They stay out of your way while you play, then give you a way to look back when you feel like remembering.

Commands

The addon can be used with /echoes or the shorter alias /echo.

Help and inspection

Show the complete command list.

Show diagnostic information including:

• Current zone
• Current map ID
• Coordinate support
• Number of saved memories
• Zone revisit count
• Current place title
• Silent mode status

List recent memories recorded in your current zone.

Show the memory timeline for the exact place where you are standing, including the highest local critical hit.

Summarize the last seven days of recorded moments in chat: deaths, duels, close calls, world buffs, hearthstones, notes, and other memories.

Showing memories

Show nearby memories immediately, even if you are moving.

Toggle silent mode on or off.

Personal memories and place titles

Leave a personal memory at your current location.

Example:

Give the current location a personal title.

Example:

Remove the title from the current location.

Overlay controls

Resize the memory overlay. Values between 0.6 and 2.0 are supported.

You can also Shift-drag the overlay to move it.

Testing

Show a temporary test echo. It is not saved as a memory.

Important notes

• Memories are stored locally in your WoW SavedVariables.
• No external account, website, or sync service is required.
• Echoes cannot recover events that happened before the addon was installed.
• Revisit counts begin from the point the addon starts recording them.
• World-buff source names are recorded when the game client provides that information.
• Killer names and duel names depend on the combat and system events available to the client.
• Existing memories are preserved when the addon is updated.

Installation

1. Download the addon.
2. Extract the EchoesOfAzeroth folder into:

1. Start the game and enable the addon.
2. If required, enable Load out of date AddOns.

Then step back into the world.

The first echo may be small.

That is how every history begins.

The longer you play, the more it becomes yours.

Echoes of Azeroth is not a tracker trying to tell you how to play Classic Era.

It is a quiet memory of the way you already chose to play it.

The places you returned to.

The players you met.

The fights you barely survived.

The ones you did not.

The road home.

Azeroth remembers. Now it can remember you.