Nrage Assistant

Guild coordination and raid readiness for Nrage (Alliance, PvP ruleset) on World of Warcraft: Forever. Raid events, raid checks, loot council, PvP seasons, enemy Intel, layers, a guild map, groups and guild announcements, in one window.

Nrage only. The addon disables itself for any character outside Nrage, so it does nothing on other guilds or realms.

How it works

Open the window with the minimap button or /nrage. Everything you can do lives in two groups:

• Guild: what every member uses.
• Admin: what the guild's leaders use to run the rosters. You only see it if your rank allows it.

Your permissions come from your guild rank, the same one you have in game: Emperador, Comandante, Oficial, Raid Lider, Raider, Soldado and Alter. The Emperador and the Comandante can tie each rank to a role in the Ranks section, so renaming a rank in the game does not change anyone's permissions. Most leaders work on their own roster. The Emperador and the Comandante can pick any roster.

Don't need everything? In Modules you turn off the parts you do not use, for you only.

There is no server and no website. Data travels between guildmates through the addon's own messages, so what a leader changes reaches everyone running the addon. Values are never guessed: each one says whether it was read from the game, typed by the player or received from someone else, and what the game cannot tell is shown as unknown.

Guild

Home

Your character at a glance: name, class, level and item level, your main and secondary spec, and your layer. You also see the layers your guildmates have shared, and you can ask to swap layers.

Announcements

The guild's announcements, pinned ones first. When a new one arrives you may get a popup with it, which waits until you leave combat; the ones you missed show at login. The newest pinned announcement also shows on Home.

Raid

The upcoming events of your roster and guild-wide events, with date, time and how many have signed up. Answer going or not going with one click. Everything else is read-only.

Raid check

Your checklist against your roster's raid requirements. It shows how many requirements you meet, and unknown is never counted as met (1/3 met, 2 unknown). Available to ranks Raider and above.

Loot

A loot council per roster. When a session opens, a popup asks you to put yourself forward (main spec, off spec or other) or to pass. Leaders vote and award from the Loot tab, and every closed session keeps its reason as the minutes. Ranks Raider and above can apply, and a Raider follows the sessions read-only.

Professions

"Who can craft this?": search a recipe and see who has it, online members first, with a one-click whisper.

PvP

A kill counter split into open world and battlegrounds, a guild kill ranking, a recent kills feed, and PvP seasons with missions, a points ranking and end-of-season rewards. Missions count honour kills, battleground wins or battlegrounds played, and can be limited by zone, battleground, victim class or race, guildmates in your group or a time window. Each mission card explains its rules and tells you when it is ready to claim; kills made before the season reached you still count.

Intel

Enemy players you can see through their nameplates in battlegrounds, arenas and world PvP, in a compact window with their level, class, race and guild. Drag its corner to show between 1 and 20 rows, and show or hide it from the minimap button's right-click menu. Turn enemy nameplates on first: Intel reads what they show, and a stealthed enemy is not seen. Alerts name the enemy's class and level, for example "Kill on Sight: Bob (Rogue, level 60) <Evil>", with the class in its colour. Keep a Kill on Sight list of your own, which is never shared, and a guild list that every member sees, with a reason for each player. Sightings are shared with the guild by default, and they show where you were, not where the enemy was; you can turn them off in the Intel settings. The Emperador and Comandante can open bounties on guild-listed players, which count the kills of them in the season. Enemies show on the maps as red diamond pins with a swords badge.

Guild map

See your guildmates on the minimap and the world map, each one as their class icon inside a diamond, so they never look like your party. Hover a pin for the name, level, layer and how fresh the position is; members on another layer get a grey border. Two round buttons on the right edge of the world map, Guild and Enemies, show or hide each set of pins. Your own position is shared with the guild by default, and you can turn it off in the settings. Nothing is sent from instances, battlegrounds or during an encounter.

Groups

Post a party for a dungeon, a quest or anything else, with the roles you need. Guildmates running the addon see the board and apply with a role, and you invite them with one click. Each post shows five seats with the class and role of who is already in, and the roles still missing. Nothing is saved, and a post closes by itself when the party is full.

Modules

Turn Professions, Raid, Loot, PvP, Intel, Groups, Layers, Guild map, Blacklist and Announcements on or off. Only you are affected, and turning a module off never deletes its data.

Admin

Good to know

• Language: Spanish on esES and esMX clients, English otherwise.
• Encounters: changes made while the game blocks addon messages wait in a queue and go out when the fight ends.
• Privacy: your character data and your group posts and applications go only to guildmates running the addon. Your position and your enemy sightings are shared by default; you can turn either off in the settings. Guildmates forget your position after 60 seconds.
• Problems: report them on GitHub with the output of /nrage debug info.