Panoply

Every class's transmog sets, all at once. The Blizzard collections window, and the addons built on it, show one class's sets at a time. Panoply puts everything side by side: one row per set, one column per class, and how many pieces you have in each cell.

Type /pano to open it. Built for World of Warcraft: Midnight.

The grid

• Every raid tier, from Molten Core to the current raid, for every class and difficulty.
• Every PvP season, Season 1 to the current one, with each class's most complete track (Combatant, Aspirant, Gladiator, Elite...) shown in the cell.
• Everything else in Appearances > Sets: dungeon, world, quest, renown, heritage, Timewalking, Remix, event, Trading Post and outfit sets, under their expansion.
• Hover a cell for the set's pieces, ticked as you collect them. The right edge of each row shows how close that set is to complete across the classes shown.
• Complete means every version: a cell turns green only when you have every difficulty, track or tint you're counting, not just its best one. A small "1/3" under the count says how many are done.
• What you can't get anymore: past seasons' Elite sets (and the current expansion's earlier Gladiator sets) are marked unobtainable in red, in the tooltips, the dressing room and the card view. By default they don't stop a cell from counting as complete.
• Where Alliance and Horde have their own copies of a set, each counts on its own, and the cell shows the more complete one with a faction icon.
• Search by set name, including tints the cell isn't showing; the tooltip names the set that matched.
• Rows sit under their expansion, with Raid tiers, PvP seasons and each other category in fold-out groups. Click a header to fold it away.

Armor columns

• Class columns are grouped under Plate, Mail, Leather and Cloth.
• When an armor type's classes share one look, the row shows one cell across them instead of four copies.
• Right-click a class, a cell or an armor band to hide it, or to show only that armor type.

Filters and presets

• Classes: show one class, an armor type, your favorite classes, the class you're logged in on, or any mix.
• Expansions: hide whole expansions or single sets. Right-click one to show only that one.
• Filters: Hide complete tiers, and choose what to show: raid tiers down to single difficulties (Mythic to LFR, legacy 25 and 10 Player), PvP seasons down to single tracks (Elite to Warfront), and each kind of other set. Pick only 25 Player Heroic and you see only the raids that had it.
• Faction: show only Alliance or only Horde versions.
• Availability: show only what you can still get, or only what you can't.
• Presets: one click for "Current season", "What's left", "What's left for this class", "What's left for my favorite classes" or "Everything", or save your own view under a name.
• Everything is remembered between sessions.

Dressing room

• Click any cell to see that class's set on your own character, with a button for each difficulty, track or tint and how much of each you have.
• The pieces are listed beside the preview, ticked when collected. Choose a backdrop.
• Use the arrow keys (or the arrow buttons) to step through the classes and sets without going back to the grid.
• See it on another race: a race picker over the preview puts the set on another race and gender. The list fills in from players you pass in cities and raids, so it grows passively as you play.
• It docks to the side of the grid and follows it.

Card view

• Click a set's name in the grid to see it on your character once per class, every card side by side. Judge a whole tier at a glance instead of class by class.
• Buttons along the top put every card on the same version at once: Best, a difficulty, a PvP track or tint, Alliance or Horde.
• Up and Down move to the next set. Click a card to open it in the dressing room.

Favorite classes

• Star the classes you play (click the star on a class header, right-click it, or use /pano options).
• Show only your favorites, or use the "What's left for my favorite classes" preset to see what you still need for the characters you actually play.

Window size

• Make every Panoply window smaller or larger, 60% to 150%: drag the slider in the grid's title bar, or hold Ctrl and turn the mouse wheel over any Panoply window.
• Double-click the percentage to type a size, right-click the slider to go back to 100%.
• Every window remembers its size and position. Escape closes them one at a time.

Slash commands

• /pano (or /panoply): open the grid.
• /pano options: the options window (favorite classes).
• /pano version: the addon's and the game's version. Please include it in bug reports.

Good to know

• Panoply reads what your account has collected, so every class's progress shows from any character. No need to log in on each one.
• It doesn't touch the world map, so it stays clear of Midnight's map taint errors.

Feedback

Found a bug or have an idea? Leave a comment on this page. Include /pano version and the error from BugSack if there is one.