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Spy Guild KOS Sync

Automatically shares Spy's Kill On Sight list across your guild - with attribution and pooled win/loss records.
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v2.1.0

File nameSpyGuildKOS-v2.1.0.zip
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Nov 12, 2026
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Supported game versions
  • 2.5.6
  • 1.60.1

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Spy Guild KOS Sync

v2.1.0 (2026-11-11)

Full Changelog Previous Releases

  • Show on sight guilds on the plate and the tooltip
    A player on sight only because of their tabard drew nothing: no outline,
    no arrows, no tooltip line. The warning went off and the screen said
    nothing about where it came from, which got worse once reasons started
    travelling, because the one place you would look for the reason was the
    one place not showing it.
    They now get an amber outline and a line naming the guild and the reason.
    Arrows and the red outline stay reserved for players flagged by name, and
    a player who is both keeps exactly the treatment they had.
    Only guilds somebody named on purpose, never one Spy derived for itself
    from an individually flagged player, and never an exempt player.
  • Carry the reason with a shared guild rule
    Spy keeps a line of text against each watched guild and shows it in its
    options and in the warning itself. That line now travels: write why a
    guild is on sight and the whole guild reads it, from /spykos guild
    Iskald: camped the flight path or from Spy's own /spy guild.
    Reading one back takes our own "shared by" off again first, or a rule
    that went round the roster would end up described as "ganked us at TM -
    shared by A - shared by B - shared by C".
  • Share Spy's own watched-guild list where it has one
    Spy's Forever build grew a watched-guild list of its own, with its own
    switch and its own alert. It does locally what our guild rules do, minus
    the only part that was ever the point: one member names a guild and the
    whole guild learns it.
    So where Spy keeps that list, it is the list. Our rules are written into
    it, a guild added or removed in Spy's own options is picked up and shared
    like any other change, and nothing here touches Spy.KOSGuild or its KOS
    warning any more. Exemptions and the one-alert-per-guild cooldown move to
    Spy:AlertGuild, which also lends Spy the cooldown it had for your own
    faction but not for enemies.
    That removes a collision as well: Spy's new file replaces Spy:AlertPlayer
    at load, before we do, so wrapping it again had our throttle silencing
    Spy's warning and Spy's early return silencing ours.
    Clients without such a list are untouched and still keep the rules here.
    A guild you had in Spy's list before this version is never shared behind
    your back; /spykos guild lists it and tells you how.

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