SeviathsUsefulTools

Talent advisor. When you open the Talents window, a small advisor window appears next to it with Raid, Mythic+ and Delves sections. It compares your talents with the recommended builds for your specialization and makes the talents you should take next flash in blue in the tree. This works for the class tree, the spec tree and the hero tree in the middle. It also says which hero tree is better for each content, and which option of a choice node is better. It updates as you add or take back points, and it lists talents you took that the builds hardly use. You can shrink it to a thin bar and expand it again, and it remembers its position, whether it was open or closed, and your selected section for each specialization. A “Talent advisor” button above the Talents window opens and closes it. It also puts a short hero tree comparison on the hero tree choice window.

Talent data. The builds come from Method and Wowhead and are refreshed outside the game with the included tools (tools/bake_talent_builds.py, tools/bake_affixes.py). Builds that drop off the guide pages are kept and count less the older they get. The advisor also learns builds from players you inspect and from your own loadout when you enter a raid, key or delve.

Mythic+ affixes. This week’s affixes show in the Mythic+ section and are read from the game, so they follow every weekly reset. Every key you enter saves its affixes, and builds you saw under the same affixes count more. Tyrannical favours single-target builds and Fortified favours many-target builds. All Mythic+ affixes from Wowhead are included with their descriptions.

Dungeons & Raids group search. The Mythic+ key list now follows the current season’s dungeons and updates at each weekly reset. Mythic+ listings show the leader’s Raider.IO score when the Raider.IO addon is installed, and the minimum-rating filter uses it. The Mythic+, Dungeons and Raids tabs each have a “Classes in the group” block with a checkbox for every class, so you only see groups that have a class you ticked. The overlap in the Mythic+ tab’s layout is fixed.

Housing. The decor planner now opens by itself with the Housing Dashboard and the decor catalog.

Map and farm spots. Only rares are on at the start and after every update, including fresh installs. Each grind zone is shown as one soft circle instead of stacked blobs, with the five best spots per zone based on auction prices, changed once a week. The spot list on the map can be moved and remembers its place and whether it was open. Clicking a spot no longer sets a waypoint. There is a route line option, and the same monster no longer repeats in the list.

Auction house and crafting orders. The auction house scans fast in the background and rescans every hour instead of on every open. It shows when it started and when it was last updated, and how many names and items it found. Prices from crafting orders are read passively, with the four highest per item, in an Orders tab and kept apart from auction prices. Item tooltips show the stack price and the number of crafting orders. The profession window shows reagent prices per stack and the quality craft chance.

Gem and enchant helper. It suggests the best gems and enchants for your specialization, with a searchable planner where you can add all of them.

Players and party. Hovering a player shows item level, a shared profile, dungeons and raids done this week, and a play style by activity (collector, mythic, raid, delve, gold collector, and so on). It also works on yourself.

Learning. The addon now learns materials from profession windows and crafting orders. It also learns items from vendors of any type, and from your bags, bank and warband bank, including decor and collectables. It saves the location of every NPC you speak to. Unknown recipes get waypoints, with a movable menu that lists them.