Warbandeer: Collected

A transmog set tracker for your whole warband. It shows a grid of instance tier sets versus your characters, with the number of appearances each character can still collect. Use the title-bar buttons to flip the row order between oldest and newest expansion first, hover a set to see its pieces (collected vs missing), and click a row to see which of your characters are locked out of that instance — so you always know who to run it on next.

PTR preview

The PTR PREVIEW title-bar button switches the grid to show just the upcoming sets — the transmog sets that are on the current Public Test Realm but not yet on live. Each upcoming set shows a muted blue dot (there's no collection data for content that isn't out yet), and the counter switches to a "+N sets upcoming" tally with the PTR build the preview was generated from. You can still Shift-click to flag an upcoming set as wanted (the flag carries over once it ships to live). The 3D preview of an upcoming set only works when you're actually logged into the PTR — there the appearances exist and clicking opens the dressing room like any other set. On a live realm the client doesn't have those appearances yet, so clicking instead prints a short note pointing you to the PTR rather than opening an empty model. The list is a snapshot, refreshed by the addon author when a new PTR patch arrives.

Wanted & ranking

Mark the sets you're chasing and rate how they look:

• Wanted — Shift-click any of a set's appearances in the grid (or use the Wanted button in the dressing room) to flag the set. Wanted sets show a gold star in the grid, the header keeps a running ★ count, and the Wanted only title-bar button filters the grid down to just your target list. /collected wanted lists them all in chat.
• Tier rank — give a set an S / A / B / C / F rating in the dressing room. Set a single baseline rank, or turn on This race to rank it for the specific race you're previewing (some sets look better on some races). The grid shows the tier letter, in its tier color, in the corner of the appearance — for your current character's race. Both are saved account-wide and are independent of whether you've collected the set.

Click an appearance to open a 3D dressing room showing the set worn by any playable race you pick — handy for deciding what a transmog will actually look like. Like the character sheet, each piece sits in its equipment slot down the sides (green border = collected, red = still missing); hover a slot for the in-game item tooltip, and click a slot to toggle that piece on or off the model (its icon greys out while it's off) to see how the set looks without a helm, cloak, and so on. The Undress toggle is the bulk version — it strips every piece off at once to show the bare race (click it again to redress). There's also a Background toggle for a class-themed backdrop, a scale slider to resize the model, and a Reset View button to snap the camera back to its starting rotation, zoom, pan, and scale. The model always uses your own character's gender (a model that can actually wear the set is locked to your gender by the game), and the race icons match your gender. Races with two forms (Worgen, Dracthyr) show a form toggle at the top of the model so you can preview either one. A directional pad in the model's upper-right corner — </> (or the Left/Right arrow keys) flips through the other classes' sets from the same instance, and ^/v (or the Up/Down arrow keys) switches between that raid's difficulty tiers (Normal/Heroic/Mythic, etc.) for the same class — all without reopening. While the dressing room is open, the grid draws a white box around the cell of the set you're viewing and moves it as you arrow-navigate — left/right across the classes, up/down through the tiers (scrolling it into view if needed) — so you never lose your place in the list. The slot columns down each side are tinted by the raid's difficulty, reusing the familiar item-quality colors (LFR green, Normal blue, Heroic purple, Mythic gold), so you can tell at a glance which tier you're previewing. A badge in the model's lower-right corner shows which expansion the set is from (hover it for the expansion name). The window stays open until you close it (Escape or the X); drag to spin the model.

Usage

The addon compartment button (next to the minimap) also works: click to open, right-click to scan.

Dependencies

• LibNAddOn
• LibNUI
• Warbandeer_Characters — provides character and lockout data.

Saved data

WarbandeerCollectedDB (account-wide): scanned set/appearance counts, plus your wanted flags and tier ranks (baseline + per-race). Ratings are kept separately from the scan data, so re-scanning never clears them. The collection window and the set preview window also remember where you last dragged them, so they reopen in place instead of re-centering.