Terminal

0.44.0

Ask in plain words

• "where should i level", "what dungeon should i do", "where should i fish" (also "fishing spots" and "zones for level 35"): the zones, dungeons or fishing spots for your level or skill, from Leatrix Maps' zone levels.
• "what killed me", "what dropped", "what did i loot", "what did bob get".
• Alt+ shows any of them in Advanced form (@map lvl:23, @map fish:mine, @drop you`...).

Chains

• "mats for thorium belt" lists its reagents with how many you have (bank and alts too); "where to get thorium bar" who sells it, drops it, where to gather it or how it's crafted; "what uses copper bar" what it goes into.
• Enter on a row goes one step further, Shift+Enter opens it, and the footer shows the path: "copper bar > used in > chain belt > mats".
• Sent to chat, a chain row says what it is: "Mats for Thorium Belt: 12x [Thorium Bar]".
• Advanced mode: thorium belt > mats > alts; .chains lists them.

New lists

• @xp (Simple mode: "xp"): your level, experience and rested experience, and your alts' as of when you last played them, their rested topped up for the time away.
• @drop (Simple mode: Loot log): what dropped (green and better) and who got it, with the boss and zone, kept across sessions.
• @combatlog: your deaths and what killed you, from the game's Death Recap.

Searching and sending

• Stored items sent to chat say who holds how many: "[Linen Cloth] x53: Alt 28 (bank), Bob 20 (bags 12, bank 8)".
• Zones show their level range; lvl: works on zones and dungeons, and fish: finds the zones your fishing skill is enough for.
• "upgrades" weighs the stats your class wants against what you wear, not just item level.
• PvP NPCs: "nearby battlemaster", "nearest pvp vendor" (Advanced mode: is:battlemaster, is:pvpvendor, is:pvp).
• Ctrl+click an item, spell or quest link in chat to look it up in Terminal.

Also

• .zen hides the menu and bag buttons, the XP bar and the quest tracker (your action bars and minimap stay), to play from Terminal.
• Fuzzy mode's glow: breathing, steady, bright, a thin line or off, in any colour (options panel).
• Simple mode keeps its footer once you start typing; @loot comes before @drop when picking a kind.
• Quicker searches and tidier code; the loot list no longer rebuilds while item names come in.
• Fixes:
  • @loot now has AtlasLoot's classic dungeons and WoW Forever's own, like the Ruins of Lordaeron (it had only Burning Crusade's).
  • Shift+Enter on an NPC only targets it (it also dropped a map pin).
  • A level said in a question is used, not yours.
  • A death could go unrecorded.
  • "boss loot" and "dungeon locations" are searches again.