El Requemamador

Lightweight addon for regular Mythic+ groups that automates something usually settled by shouting at the end of a run: who's responsible for burning the key.

What it does

• Group voting: /rq opens a window where every group member who has the addon votes for who they consider the "requemamador" (key burner) of that run. The vote resolves on its own once everyone has responded, or after a 60-second timeout. There's a short cooldown between votes so a run can't get spammed with repeat votes, and an optional (still-experimental, debug-mode-only for now) reason field so a vote can come with a short note like "for wiping in the trap."
• Automatic vote-on-burn: optionally, a vote can trigger itself the moment a key burns — either from timing out or from a successful /abandon — without anyone having to type /rq. Off by default, and it won't fire twice if you already started one manually for that same attempt.
• Automatic sync: each vote's result is shared via addon message with the rest of the group, so everyone ends up with the same history instead of relying on a single person's data.
• Hall of Fame: a running ranking of who's been the burner the most times, with tiebreaks by total votes and by who reached that win count first. Open it with /rq hof or by clicking the minimap icon. The ranking is grouped by season (based on the game version each run was played on); when a season ends, its top 5 is archived permanently and synced to the group, so you can still look up past seasons' results even if you installed the addon later.
• Version awareness: if a group member is running an older version of the addon, the vote window flags them as outdated instead of just "has addon" — and if you're the one who's behind, you get a heads-up in chat the moment the addon notices someone with a newer version.
• Character linking (alts → main): link all of an account's characters to one "main," so the history and ranking always show the same name no matter which alt you played that run on.
• Party Keystones: /rq keys (or /keys, or right-clicking the minimap icon) opens a window listing the Mythic+ keystone every group member is currently holding — dungeon, level, and a class-colored name, sorted highest to lowest with your own key pinned first. It works even for group members who don't have El Requemamador, as long as they run another addon that shares LibOpenRaid-1.0 data (BigWigs, Details!, Method Dungeon Tools, and others bundle it). Clicking a dungeon's icon uses your own +10-unlock teleport to that dungeon if you have it (with a cooldown indicator), and an "Elegir al azar" button picks one of the listed keys at random and highlights it for a few seconds — handy when the group can't agree on which key to run. A gold star marks whichever listed key is worth running next to raise the group's Mythic+ rating (IO) the most — the one that would set a new personal-best level, for that specific dungeon, for the most party members — and its tooltip lists exactly who'd gain rating from it. No star shows up if none of the listed keys would help anyone. Its on-screen position is set from Blizzard's Edit Mode rather than dragged by hand.
• My Teleports: a portal icon in the top-left corner of the Party Keystones window opens a new window listing every dungeon and raid teleport you've unlocked, across every expansion — not just the current Mythic+ rotation, unlike clicking a row's icon in the Keystones window itself, which only casts that one dungeon's teleport. Entries are grouped by expansion, unlocked and locked side by side (locked ones shown dimmed); click any unlocked icon to cast it, cooldown-aware. Like the Party Keystones window, its position is also set from Edit Mode.
• Window positioning via Edit Mode: the Party Keystones and My Teleports windows are positioned through Blizzard's Edit Mode (Esc > Edit Mode) instead of being dragged directly — entering Edit Mode shows them even while closed (empty if needed) with their own draggable selection box, and wherever you place them there sticks for the next time they open.
• Join Portal Alert: joining a Premade Groups listing for a Mythic+ dungeon pops up an alert with the dungeon's name and, if you already have its +10 teleport unlocked, an icon to use it immediately — instead of waiting on a summon or running there. Nothing shows up if you don't have that teleport yet. On by default (options panel checkbox); can also be turned off from the alert's own Edit Mode panel, where its position is set too.
• Auto-confirm Role Check: optionally (off by default), accepts Blizzard's Role Check popup for you the moment it shows up — it's already pre-filled with whatever role you applied with in the Group Finder, so there's nothing to pick by hand.
• Party Keystones bar: an optional always-visible bar (off by default, toggle it in the options panel) showing just the portal icon and owner name for each party keystone — no background, no window to open. Only shows up while in a group, and moves, resizes, and toggles on/off like any action bar: through Blizzard's Edit Mode, where it always appears (whether it's on or off, so you can find it) with a "Show" checkbox and a "Size" slider (50%-200%) in the panel you get from selecting it.
• Options panel: an in-game settings panel (Interface > AddOns, or middle-click the minimap icon) to pick your main character, choose the vote window's sound (several built-in WoW sounds, or none), toggle automatic vote-on-burn, pick the addon's language, and toggle the Party Keystones bar, the Join Portal Alert, and auto-confirming Role Check. Independent from debug mode, which is command-only.
• Minimap icon: left-click opens the Hall of Fame, right-click opens the Party Keystones window, middle-click opens the options panel.
• Spanish and English: every piece of text in the addon (windows, buttons, tooltips, chat messages) is available in both Spanish and English. It defaults to whatever language your WoW client is set to, but you can force either one from the options panel regardless of your client's actual language.

Commands

• /rq — opens a new vote.
• /rq hof [page] — opens (or prints) the Hall of Fame.
• /rq season [name] — lists available seasons, or prints a given season's archived top 5.
• /rq runs [n] — prints the last n runs from the history (default 5).
• /rq links — shows your configured main character and all known links.
• /rq setmain — makes your current character the main and re-links all your alts to it.
• /rq keys — opens the Party Keystones window.
• /rq debug — toggles debug mode (detailed sync logs, plus admin commands and the experimental vote-reason field).

/requemamador and /burn also work as aliases for /rq. /keys also works as a standalone shortcut for /rq keys.

How to use it

1. Install the addon on every character you want tracked (or at least on the group members who'll be voting).
2. After a run, anyone in the group types /rq — or just leave automatic vote-on-burn enabled in the options panel and let it trigger itself when a key dies.
3. Everyone picks who they're voting for from the window that pops up.
4. The result is saved and synced automatically — nothing else needed.

You don't need an active Mythic+ key to start a vote: it works whenever the group wants to use it.