Simple Raid Roster

Build raid teams from your guild, assign Tank / DPS / Healer roles, publish them to everyone in the guild, and export to a Discord copy-paste block. Designed for officers and guild leaders running TBC raid content who want a quick, no-frills way to plan rosters in-game and share them with the rest of the guild.

Features

Multiple named teams. Create as many teams as you need (Friday Karazhan, Sunday SSC, alt-run Gruul, etc.). They're listed in the sidebar grouped under their raid so you can see at a glance which raids you have rosters for.
TBC-only raid dropdown. Karazhan, Gruul's Lair, Magtheridon's Lair, Serpentshrine Cavern, Tempest Keep, Battle for Mount Hyjal, Black Temple, Zul'Aman, Sunwell Plateau, sorted in TBC progression order (Phase 1 through Phase 5). No vanilla raids.
Auto-synced raid size. Picking Karazhan sets the team to 10-man, picking SSC sets it to 25-man, and so on. You don't have to set it twice.
Quick reset. Clicking the 10 or 25 size button clears the team title and raid so you can start a fresh roster.
In-window player picker. Click "+ Add" under a role and the guild roster slides in over the same window. Search by name, switch target role on the fly without closing. Highest-level characters appear first so raid-ready mains float to the top.
Per-team Discord export. Copy-paste block with :shield: / :crossed_swords: / :sparkles: emoji that auto-render in Discord. Includes team title, raid, raid size, role headers with counts, and a total. Or export all teams at once.
Class colors everywhere. Names are class-tinted in the roster sidebar, role sections, and player picker.
Guild sync (1.1+). Officers (anyone whose guild rank can promote) click Publish to broadcast a team to every guild member running the addon. Non-officers see published rosters read-only, can browse them, and can still copy them to Discord. Unpublished local changes show a yellow * so officers know what they still need to push. New logins automatically request the latest rosters; deletions sync too.

Usage

/srr to open the window. The status badge at the top shows whether you can edit (officer) or are viewing read-only (non-officer).
As an officer: click the flashing + Add Team in the sidebar, type a team title, pick a raid (size auto-sets), then click + Add Tank / + Add DPS / + Add Healer to build the roster from your guild. Click Publish to share it with the guild.
As a viewer: open /srr to see every published team. Pick one and click Export to Discord to grab the copy-paste block.

Slash Commands

/srr opens the window
/srr list prints all teams in chat
/srr export pops the Discord export with every team
/srr export <team name> exports one team by name (case-insensitive)
/srr publish (officer) publishes the selected team to the guild
/srr publish all (officer) publishes every team
/srr publish <team name> (officer) publishes one team by name
/srr sync requests the latest rosters from guild officers

Compatibility

WoW Classic TBC Anniversary (Interface 20505). Pulls from the guild roster via the standard GetGuildRosterInfo API. Sync uses the standard addon-message channel over guild chat (invisible to non-addon users). No external dependencies.

Notes

WoW addons cannot write to the system clipboard. The export panel is the closest possible UX: the text is pre-rendered, focused, and select-all'd so a single Ctrl+C copies it.
Each character has their own local cache in SimpleRaidRosterDB. Officers publish; everyone else receives. If two officers edit the same team and publish at different times, the most recent publish wins.