TBC Raid Journal — concise raid guides and optional fight warnings for TBC Classic A lightweight in‑game raid journal that lists TBC raids and boss summaries, plus a simple warnings subsystem (example: Blood Siphon countdown for Hakkar). Designed for fast reference in‑game with a minimal and stable UI.

Features offered by the project

Clean, single‑window raid journal UI with a centered, responsive tile grid for available raids.
Per‑boss pages with scrollable, formatted fight summaries including role‑specific sections (Tanks / Healers / DPS) and strategy tips.
Dedicated Zul'Gurub page using a pooled grid of boss tiles; each tile opens a readable boss guide.
“Map” and “Warnings” subpages: Map displays an in‑addon image; Warnings exposes toggleable settings.
Configurable warning: “Warning – Blood Siphon” (toggle on/off) — predicts Hakkar’s Blood Siphon and shows an on‑screen countdown 15 seconds before the expected cast; the expected interval is user‑configurable.
Stable UI practices: textures cleaned, fontstrings protected (prevents other addons from overwriting fonts/colors), and safe API usage to reduce addon conflicts.
Simple controls: slash command (/tbcrj), Back buttons, checkboxes and an edit box to change timing values.
Lightweight and self‑contained — no extra libraries required.

How those features affect a user’s experience

Rapid in‑game reference: raid leaders and raiders can quickly open the journal to review boss mechanics and role responsibilities without leaving the client or searching external sites, saving prep time before pulls.
Improved fight readiness: the Blood Siphon warning provides an on‑screen countdown (15s pre‑warning by default), giving healers and ranged players time to position, prepare cooldowns, or obtain debuffs — reducing surprises and avoidable wipes. The warning is optional and configurable so it only appears for users who want it.
Consistent appearance and stability: protecting fonts and cleaning textures prevents other UI addons from accidentally breaking the journal’s layout or legibility, resulting in a more reliable, consistent addon across varied user setups.
Low friction and low overhead: the UI uses familiar elements and minimal configuration — users can enable/disable the warning and tune the timer in seconds with no advanced setup.
Localizability and reliability: detection and countdown logic can be adapted to use spell IDs or localized boss names, making the warning system robust on non‑English clients if needed.

Quick usage & compatibility notes

Open with: /tbcrj
Enable the Blood Siphon warning via: Warnings → "Warning - blood Siphon" and set the predicted interval (seconds).
Designed for: World of Warcraft — The Burning Crusade Classic (adaptable to other Classic clients).
Permissions: Uses standard combat log events for warnings (no external web requests or account access).
Optional improvement notes: for non‑English clients, consider enabling spell‑ID detection (supported in code) to guarantee reliable detection across localized clients.