PSW Hunt for the Rares: Shadowlands

PSW Hunt for the Rares: Shadowlands v0.1.3

Final verification sweep
- Added the CurseForge project ID to the addon metadata for more reliable addon-manager recognition.
- Updated Retail interface metadata for WoW 12.1.
- Re-verified the full 172-rare Shadowlands roster against the final research sweep.
- Corrected Hunter Vivanna and Deomen the Vortex waypoint locations.
- Improved Sundancer activation/intercept guidance.
- Expanded Ve'rayn and Towering Exterminator into their real multi-location event behavior.
- Reworked Fallen Charger as a variable fast-patrol hunt with practical interception guidance instead of a misleading single spawn point.
- Updated The Unbroken encounter to the canonical Helmix NPC identity while preserving the encounter name as hunt guidance.
- Nemaeus remains included as a verified Beasts of Bastion rare despite not being promoted by the local sweep.
- Historical Covenant/assault/rotation state remains conservative where current Blizzard signals cannot prove availability.

PSW Hunt for the Rares: Shadowlands 0.1.2

Release sweep
- Shadowlands received a full content and release-package consistency sweep.
- Removed development-only files from the shipped addon package.
- Kept uncertain legacy timing as guidance rather than presenting it as a live countdown.
- Added mount metadata where a rare-to-mount relationship is available to the addon data layer.

PSW Hunt for the Rares: Shadowlands 0.1.1

- Completed the Korthia rare roster (20 tracked Korthia encounters) with conservative rotation/Rift/covenant mechanics.
- Replaced the empty Maw placeholder with the true Rare/RareElite roster and kept bonus-objective event NPCs excluded.
- Added Chains of Domination Desmotaeron Maw rares plus Fallen Charger as live-detection-first legacy encounters.
- Completed the six missing Zereth Mortis achievement encounters: Zatojin, Otaris the Provoked, Corrupted Architect, The Unbroken/Helmix, Vexis and The Engulfer.
- Preserved legacy safety rule: physical detection is authoritative; historical rotations and assault interactions remain hints, not present-day truth.