Turn-In Queue

A turn-in queue for WoW: Forever. Blizzard's quest tracker is for work in progress, so once a quest is complete it leaves the tracker and lands here, under a header that answers the one question left: if I hand all of this in, do I level?

Formerly Pending Quest XP (/pqx still works). The new name starts with fresh settings: style, size and parked quests are set again once per character. Remove the old PendingQuestXP folder from Interface/AddOns.

Images are drawn from the addon's own styles and texts, not taken in game.

What it does

• The header shows your XP plus the XP waiting in completed quests, out of what you need, e.g. 1200+1500/5000. It says DING when your turn-ins are enough to level. Quest XP isn't affected by rested XP, so the sum is exact.
• One row per completed quest, with its level and XP reward, sorted by level and coloured by difficulty. + marks elite and group quests.
• Only quests you worked for leave the tracker. Pure delivery quests are complete the moment you accept them, so they stay in the tracker (and show in the queue). /tiq deliveries on moves them too.
• Park a quest for later. Right-click a quest whose turn-in is far away: it sinks to the bottom, fades, and is left out of the sum, shown on its own as +700 later. Right-click again to bring it back.
• Click points the way to the quest. With /tiq map it also opens the quest log. Shift-click links it in chat.
• The tooltip shows the quest level, the XP and, when the client knows it, where to hand it in.
• Fold it away: the −/+ beside the close button folds the panel up to its title bar, like Blizzard's quest tracker.
• Waits until combat ends before touching the tracker.

Compact: on Blizzard's XP bar

Tick Compact in the options, or type /tiq compact, and the XP line moves onto Blizzard's own XP bar: 3 051 (4 200) +2 320 / 21 300, with rested XP in blue and the turn-ins in gold, plus DING when they are enough. The XP the queue would give is drawn on the bar right after your own, and changes colour when it reaches the next level. The panel keeps only the quests. Hover the bar and Blizzard's own text shows instead. With no XP bar on screen (max level, a reputation bar in its place, or a UI that replaces it) the panel keeps its own XP line.

Looks

Seven styles: warm (default), flat, blizzard, minimal, and elvui, details and pfui to match those addons. Text size and background opacity are adjustable, and there is a settings page under Esc → Options → AddOns. It snaps to Zone Level Guide and Dungeon Level Guide: drop one panel next to another and they move together.

Commands

Settings are saved per character.

Credits

By Tziera. GPL-3.0-or-later. Fonts under the SIL Open Font License.