LookingForSatchels
LookingForSatchels is a lightweight World of Warcraft Mists of Pandaria Classic (5.5.x) addon that alerts you when a Looking For Group "Call to Arms" satchel becomes available for a role you're willing to play, so you can queue the moment the bonus drops.
Features
- Adds an
L+/L-toggle next to the dungeon name on the Dungeon Finder and Raid Finder frames to add or remove the currently selected dungeon from your watch list - Per-dungeon role overrides — three role checkboxes appear next to each
L-button so you can scan for Tank/Heal/Damage shortages on a specific dungeon - 10-second background scan polls the LFG service for role-bonus rewards and fires a raid-warning banner, taskbar flash and sound when a satchel matches
- Secure one-click Queue? popup that joins the dungeon without navigating Blizzard's UI; safely hides itself in combat or while you're in a group, and re-shows afterwards
- Per-character watch list and configuration
Installation
- Close World of Warcraft.
- Place the
LookingForSatchelsfolder into:World of Warcraft\_classic_\Interface\AddOns\ - Start the game and enable
LookingForSatchelsin the AddOns list.
The final installed path should be:
World of Warcraft\_classic_\Interface\AddOns\LookingForSatchels\LookingForSatchels.toc
Usage
Open the Dungeon Finder (I) or Raid Finder and click the L+ button next to the dungeon name to start watching that dungeon for Call to Arms satchel bonuses. The button flips to L- and three role checkboxes appear — leave them unchecked to scan for every role, or tick specific ones to narrow the scan for this dungeon only.
When a satchel appears for a role you've selected, the addon prints a chat alert, flashes the WoW window icon, plays a sound and shows a draggable Queue? popup with one-click Yes/No buttons. Shift-click on the popup's Yes/No also removes that dungeon from your watch list, which is handy if you only want one wing per week.
Credits
This is a Mists of Pandaria Classic rewrite of the original retail LookingForSatchels addon by lqnrd. The original concept, queue-popup design and per-dungeon role override are theirs; this version modernises it for MoP Classic 5.5.3 (Interface 50503) with a C_Timer.NewTicker scan loop, modular file layout, and the floating status indicator removed.