Hoarder Vendor

Hoarder Vendor — sell junk and repair the moment you open a vendor. Junk List per account and character make it simple.

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Description

Requires Hoarder. Hoarder Vendor is a module for Hoarder: it opens from the Hoarder window and uses the Hoarder look and themes.

Open a vendor and Hoarder Vendor sells your junk and repairs your gear. You decide what counts as junk, for all your characters or for one.

Grey items, unless you turn that off.
Your Sell lists: anything you add, such as old food, cheap reagents or vendor-only drops.
Optional: soulbound gear your class can never use, such as plate on a mage or a bow on a priest. It's off by default. Gear your class gets later (plate or mail at level 40) counts as usable.

Sell and Never sell, for all characters or this character.
This character's lists beat the all-characters lists. Your hunter can keep the arrows every other character sells, and your mage can sell the cloth every other character keeps.
Add items by dragging them from your bags onto a list on the Vendor tab, or Ctrl+right-click an item in your bags and pick from a menu.
Item tooltips tell you what will happen, for example "Hoarder Vendor: never sold (your Never-sell list)".

Off until you turn it on. A warning explains that a vendor only keeps the last 12 items you sold, and you must tick "I understand" before it can be switched on.
Undo: a small panel beside the vendor shows what was sold and buys it back while it's still on the vendor's buyback tab.
Hold Shift while opening a vendor to skip selling for that visit. The panel's Sell junk button sells anyway.
Never sold, whatever the lists say:
- items with no vendor price;
- quest items, Hearthstone and profession tools;
- legendary items;
- your equipped gear;
- anything on your Hoarder Shop list.
Enchanters keep their gear: on a character with Enchanting, soulbound green, blue and purple armor and weapons are always kept to disenchant. Grey gear still sells.

Auto-repair whenever the vendor can repair and you have the gold. It says what it cost, or what it would cost if you're short.

Install Hoarder first (required), then Hoarder Vendor.
Open Hoarder from its minimap button, go to Vendor, read the warning, tick "I understand" and turn it on.