Transmog Farming Order

What it does

Transmog Farming Order is an addon made for Collectors. It tells you which class and loot spec to use to when you want to farm all appearances from the same boss, rare, or container.

It reads loot and collection data from All The Things, then ranks items by exclusivity and overlap. Spec loot mode follows what each spec can actually loot, not only what the class can equip.

How to use

1. Install All The Things and this addon.
2. Type `/tfo`.
3. Add a source with an NPC ID (rare or boss) or an item ID (cache, timewalking box, and similar).
4. Check the appearances you want. Uncollected selects only what ATT still marks missing.
5. Follow the farming order on the right.

Use Spec Loot (default) when farming items that only drop on specific class specs.
Use Class Loot for things that ignore loot spec. The toggle is in the title bar.

Example: Container

1. Cache of Timewarped Treasures is a container from Wrath Timewalking.
2. Item Id of Cache of Timewarped Treasures is 208094. You can enable this to show in ATT on hover.
3. Click "Item", enter the ID and click + to add it your list. Now either select "Select All" or "Uncollected". In the screenshot below, I selected "Uncollected" for reference.
4. On your right a farming order will be displayed.
5. As you collect new transmogs, either check off the step or click "Uncollected" to update the list.

Example: Rare

1. High Reaver Damaris from Zereth Mortis. Rare ID is 182155.
2. Click "NPC", enter the ID and click + to add it your list. Now either select "Select All" or "Uncollected". In the screenshot below, I selected "Select All" for reference.
3. On your right, a farming order will be displayed. I am not missing any loot from the rare, so all loot is greyed out. Common boss drops that are shared across rares are also added to the list if available.
4. As you collect new transmogs, either check off the step or click "Uncollected" to update the list.

The addon tries to filter the loot in a way to optimize the amount of total attempts needed to collect all items within that source.
It will display an assumed loot chance that depends on how much total loot is available for that class spec. It will probably not be 100% accurate. Based on that data, it also shows you the amount of attempts roughly you can expect.

Commands

* `/tfo` open or close the window
* `/tfo help` list commands
* `/tfo add <npcID>` add a rare or boss
* `/tfo additem <itemID>` add a container item

Notes

Spec loot lists are maintained by weapon type. Blizzard can change those rules. If an item looks wrong, `/tfo item <itemID>` prints who the addon thinks can loot it.