You're farming. Your bags are filling up with ore, leather, cloth, herbs, gems. And every single time, the same question: is this worth keeping?

HoardSense answers that question the moment you hover.

One line. That's it. No new windows, no UI panels, no spreadsheets. Just a gold Hoard: line on any item tooltip that tells you which professions use it as a reagent and the minimum skill level required. Hover over a Tigerseye and you instantly see [Blacksmithing 35] [Engineering 100] [Jewelcrafting 20]. Hover over Mageweave Cloth and you know it's still needed by Blacksmithing, Engineering, First Aid, and Tailoring before you even think about vendoring it. No line? Vendor it. Simple. Might just be a quest item.

Works Everywhere You Find Items

• Bags and bank
• Item comparison tooltips (Shopping tooltips)
• Shift-clicked links in chat
• Loot windows, vendor windows, the Auction House

586 Reagents Covered Across All TBC Classic Professions

Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Cooking, Enchanting, Engineering, First Aid, Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking, Mining (smelting), and Tailoring. Built specifically for TBC Classic Anniversary.

Zero Configuration. Zero Performance Cost.

There are no slash commands to learn, no options to configure, no saved variables written to disk. The addon loads its database at startup and hooks the tooltip. That's the entire addon. It costs nothing to run and gets out of your way.

Pairs Perfectly With Auctionator

HoardSense tells you who needs it. Auctionator tells you what it's going for. Together, those two tooltip lines are all you need to decide on the spot whether to post it, stockpile it, or hand it to your guildie who has been begging for Arcane Dust all week.

Built for the Player Who Farms

If you run gathering professions, run dungeons for mats, flip the Auction House, or just hate leaving gold on the table by vendoring something three enchanters on your server would pay 40g for, HoardSense is the addon you didn't know you were missing.

Install it. Forget it's there. Let it do the one thing it does.