Raid Guide Links

Raid Guide Links lets you share raid boss guides instantly with customizable messages, a quick menu, and full raid/boss database from Classic to Midnight. One click, all your guides in chat!
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Description

🧭 Raid Guide Links – Share Boss Guides in One Click!

RaidGuideLinks is a lightweight and World of Warcraft addon that lets you instantly share a boss guide links with your raid or party. Whether you're a raid leader or a helpful teammate, you can keep your group informed with just one click.


✨ Features

  • Customizable Guide Links Assign a unique URL to each raid boss via an intuitive interface.

  • 🎯 Quick Access Button: A floating minimap button gives you one-click access to a menu of raid bosses.

  • 💬 Send to Chat: Share your guide links in any channel—Raid, Raid Warning, Party, Say, Whisper—you choose!

  • 🎛️ Flexible Message Formatting: Define a custom message template using variables like {boss} and {link}.

  • 🧩 Adventure Guide Integration: Access new Send Guide, Copy Link, and Edit Link buttons directly inside the Adventure Guide (Ctrl + J) when viewing a specific boss.

  • 📚 Full Raid Database: Includes every raid and boss from Classic to Midnight.

  • 🖱️ Right-Click to Configure: Quickly open the full guide editor interface with a right-click on the button or use /rgl, /raidguide, or /raidguidelink.

📷 Use Case

You're in a new raid. Before pulling the boss, you click the icon, choose the boss name, and boom — your message appears in the raid chat with a guide link (such as youtube video) everyone can click.
You prep in advance, configuring every guide in a clean, collapsible UI panel.


🛠️ Slash Commands

  • /rgl
  • /raidguide
  • /raidguidelink

📌 Requirements

  • No third-party dependencies

  • Works on retail WoW — fully compatible with Midnight (Season 1)

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