Forever Content Tracker

Forever's quest, item and recipe databases currently use the same IDs as original Classic, so there is no public list of what is new. Forever Content Tracker builds that list as you play: it compares what you run into against a Classic baseline, remembers it account-wide, and shows your progress on each character.

What it does

Tracks the new content

• Quests, Items and Recipes tabs, each with a progress bar and a check mark for what this character has done, owns or learned.
• Group by zone, level, item type, profession or source. Filter by known / unknown, hide whole item types, and hide professions you don't use.
• Click a quest to add it to your objective tracker. Tooltips show who starts it, who takes the turn-in, and live objectives.
• Recipes show the skill needed and are sorted by it. Trainer windows fill in most of the numbers.

Kills & Loot window

• Kills per mob this session and all time, what each mob dropped, and "1 in N" drop rates once a mob has 20 kills.
• Vendor value gathered, value per hour, and Auction House prices when ForeverAH is installed.
• Rankings, goals you can set for an item, and a loot feed beside your character.
• Hides itself while your professions, auction house, bank, mail and similar windows are open.

Finding things

• Spawn map, heat maps of where you kill, and a navigation arrow.
• Ore and herb routes: a loop through each zone's nodes.
• Fishing spots with what a cast is worth, and a list of every companion in Forever and how to get it.

Works with ForeverDB

If you also run ForeverDB, item tooltips gain a line showing which mobs it has seen drop the item, and missing item names and prices are filled in. Nothing changes without it.

Getting started

Type /fct or click the minimap button. /fct settings opens the settings window, and /fct with no extras shows the command list.

Notes

• The "new content" list is best effort. A few genuine Classic items may show as new. Hide them with /fct ignore item <id>.
• Nothing in the windows deletes your data. Resetting takes a typed command.

Credits and license

GPL-3.0-or-later. Classic baselines are derived from Questie / QuestieDB (GPL-3.0) and nexus-devs/wow-classic-items (MIT). Mob data is derived from pfQuest (MIT, Eric Mauser / Shagu).

Found a bug? Run /fct apis and include what it prints.