QuestTogether

QuestTogether helps your group stay in sync while questing by sharing quest milestones in a clean, readable way.

It announces quest events, objective progress, world quest updates, and bonus objective updates to other QuestTogether users, then lets each player decide how they want to see those updates locally (chat bubbles, chat logs, or both).

What QuestTogether Does

Announces your quest activity to other QuestTogether users in your shared channel.
Supports:
- Quest accepted
- Quest completed
- Quest ready to turn in
- Quest removed
- Quest objective progress
- World quest area enter/leave/progress/completed
- Bonus objective area enter/leave/progress/completed
Displays incoming updates with:
- Chat bubbles over nearby players and a personal bubble anchor
- Chat log output in your main chat or a dedicated QuestTogether chat tab
Adds quest-objective enhancements on Blizzard nameplates:
- Optional quest icon
- Optional health bar tint for quest objectives
Includes quick social actions in QuestTogether log entries:
- Invite
- Whisper
- Add friend
- Ignore/unignore
- Compare quests

Why Use It

Keeps party questing coordinated without voice chat.
Makes nearby progress visible at a glance.
Helps players quickly identify who is on what objective.
Keeps your UI flexible with per-profile options and per-character profile defaults.

Profiles and Settings

QuestTogether includes built-in profile management under:

Options > AddOns > QuestTogether > Profiles

You can:

Switch profiles
Create a new profile
Copy another profile into your active profile
Reset active profile to defaults
Delete non-active profiles

Each character defaults to its own profile assignment, so your alts can have different setups automatically.

Chat and Display Controls

In Options > AddOns > QuestTogether, you can configure:

Exactly which announcement types you want to send/display
Chat bubbles on/off
Hide your own bubbles
Bubble size and duration
Chat log output on/off
Chat log destination:
- Main Chat Window
- Separate QuestTogether chat window
Progress visibility mode:
- Party only
- Party + nearby visible players
Nameplate quest icon style and quest health color
Emote behavior for quest completion

Slash Commands

/qt or /qt options - Open QuestTogether options
/qt enable - Enable addon runtime behavior
/qt disable - Disable addon runtime behavior
/qt debug on|off|toggle - Toggle debug mode
/qt devlogall on|off|toggle - Toggle developer all-announcements logging
/qt set <option> <value> - Set boolean options
/qt get <option> - Read option values
/qt scan - Rescan your quest log now
/qt ping - Request metadata pings from QuestTogether users
/qt bubbletest <text> - Send a local bubble test
/qt bubbletest <player> <text> - Send bubble test as a specific nearby player name
/qt test - Run in-game addon tests

Notes

QuestTogether is designed to work without external library dependencies.
The addon focuses on Blizzard UI compatibility and includes safeguards for common nameplate addon conflicts.
If other players do not run QuestTogether, they will not receive addon message data.

Tips

If your chat logs feel noisy, disable specific announcement types first before turning off everything.
If you prefer a cleaner main chat, use the separate QuestTogether chat destination.
If you run multiple characters, create role-based profiles (solo, group, completionist, etc.) and assign per character.

Support and Feedback

If you run into issues, include:

Game version
QuestTogether version
Steps to reproduce
Any relevant debug output (/qt debug on)

That makes fixes much faster and more accurate.