Description
Raidify Loot — loot council for Classic raids
An add-on to the Raidify addon. Your raiders say what they want on raidify.app, and when a boss drops it, this puts that in front of you — ranked, with the numbers a council actually argues over — and keeps a record you can send back to the website.
Requires Raidify. This addon does nothing on its own and will tell you so rather than erroring. Install both.
What it does
- The card comes to you. When something worth deciding on drops, a card appears listing who can use it. People actually in the raid come first.
- Ranked, not alphabetical. Rank, tier, priority and attendance for every candidate, sorted — plus a mark on anyone who has already won something tonight.
- Wishlists arrive with the roster. No second paste: the Raidify import string carries wishlists and priorities along with the roster.
- One click awards it. Or Bank, Disenchant, or Free roll for anything not going to a person. Offspec is a tick box on the card, and it keeps the item off that raider's loot history.
- Guests are tagged as guests — pugs and trials do not quietly rank against your mains.
The two-hour problem, handled
Bind-on-pickup items can only be traded for two hours after they drop. If you loot everything and hand it out later, the Still to hand out list shows who is waiting and how long you have left, and warns you once when something falls under fifteen minutes.
Optionally, the addon can put owed items straight into the trade window when you open one with the right person. That setting starts off — turn it on when you trust it.
It survives the raid night
- A disconnect, a
/reloador a crash mid-raid does not cost you the session. Sessions save as they go and come back paused, never silently resumed. - The session is shared with the other officers in the raid, so the card can be screenshared and everyone sees the same thing.
- If you cannot get back, another officer can take over the session — they are shown exactly what they are adopting before they confirm.
At the end
/rf loot end, then Export String on the Loot tab, and paste it into raidify.app under
Loot → Raid day. You get a permanent ledger: who got what, on what basis, and how the
council decided.
Try it before raid night
Tick Test Mode in Raidify's settings and the Loot tab grows a Fill with sample data button. It invents raiders, wishlists and drops so you can see the card sort and click through an award without being in a raid.
Sample data can never reach the website — those sessions refuse to export, and turning Test Mode off clears them.
Streaming?
Attendance and loot history are on the card by default, because they are the numbers a council decides on. Streamer mode on the Loot tab hides them — those two rank your whole raid against each other, and everyone watching can read them. Names, items and your decision are unaffected.
Supported versions
- Classic Era 1.15.8–1.15.10 (including Hardcore and Season of Discovery)
- TBC Anniversary 2.5.4–2.5.6
- Mists of Pandaria Classic 5.5.4
Slash commands
Everything lives under Raidify's /rf:
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
/rf loot |
Am I recording? Session summary |
/rf loot start |
Start recording the night — nothing is recorded until you do this |
/rf loot end |
Stop recording, ready to export |
/rf loot queue |
What is still waiting to be decided |
/rf loot next |
Bring back the card you closed |
/rf loot export |
The export string for raidify.app |
/rf loot report |
Diagnostic report — no names, no wishlists, safe to paste anywhere |
/rf loot threshold <2-5> |
Which item qualities open a card |
Who needs to install it
Only the person running loot. Your raiders install nothing — they set their wishlists on the website or through Discord.
Links
- Setup guide: https://www.raidify.app/docs/loot/setup
- Running a night: https://www.raidify.app/docs/loot/raid-night
- For raiders: https://www.raidify.app/docs/loot/raiders
- Web app: https://www.raidify.app
- Discord: https://discord.gg/yyAzwyTfRJ
Bug reports are genuinely wanted — /rf loot report gives you everything we need in one
window, and it contains no player names.




