Wishbound

Wishbound keeps the gear you're chasing in one list per character and spec, then turns it into a plan: which dungeon or boss still drops something you need, which loot spec to use, and what's left on the pieces you already have.

Build a list

• Take the ready-made list for your spec, for Mythic+ or for Mythic+ and raid, and change whatever you disagree with
• Click a slot and pick from this season's loot, already filtered to your armor type and spec
• Alt-click any item anywhere: bags, chat links, the loot window, the Great Vault
• Star items in the Adventure Guide
• Import a SimC string, a Wishbound string, or a pile of item links
• Per item, set the track you want (Champion, Hero or Myth), the enchant, the gem, whether you'll add a socket, and whether it's the base for a tier piece

See what's left

• Plan: every dungeon and raid boss that still drops something you want, the biggest wins first, with the key level or difficulty needed and the loot spec to set. Then everything left on gear you already own: crests to upgrade, Catalyst charges, crafting, enchants, gems and sockets.
• List: all your slots at a glance, with an editor for each item.
• Runs: every dungeon and raid you finish, what you looted there, and how many runs each item has cost you so far.
• Warband: which dungeon serves the most of your characters this week.

While you play

• Tooltips on any wanted item: which of your lists wants it, what you already have, and the next step to get it
• Badges in your bags and on the character sheet, so you don't vendor an off-spec upgrade (Baganator supported)
• A card when you enter a dungeon showing what it drops for you, and a one-click loot spec swap
• Drop alerts when a wanted item drops, with a polite whisper button when a groupmate loots something you need
• Great Vault choices labelled when they're on your list
• SimC export, to sim your finished list on Raidbots

Getting started

1. /wb or the minimap button opens Wishbound.
2. Make a list for the spec you're playing. Take the ready-made one, import your own, or start empty and add items as you find them.
3. Open the Plan tab to see where the missing pieces drop and which loot spec to set.

Useful commands: /wb help lists them all. /wb intro replays the quick intro, /wb config opens settings, /wb list prints your goals in chat, /wb why <item> says where an item drops, /wb vault shows your Great Vault choices.

Questions

Does it change my loot or roll for me? No. Wishbound only reads what the game already shows you and tells you what it means for your list. The one thing it can change is your loot specialization, and only when you click the button.

Does it work with other addons? Yes. Bag badges also work in Baganator, and the SimC export goes straight into Raidbots. Nothing is hooked that would conflict with a boss mod or a unit frame addon.

What content does it cover? Mythic+, the current raid and crafted gear.

Do alts work? Yes. Every character keeps their own lists, and the Warband tab compares them.

What's the Voidcore panel? When a bonus roll prompt appears, it reads that roll's own loot list and tells you how many of the items you're chasing are still in it. It's marked experimental, and Wishbound never rolls for you.

Something's wrong, or an item is missing. Please leave a comment with the item and what you expected, plus the version from /wb status.

What's new in 0.1.2

You no longer have to build a list from nothing. When you make one, pick the Mythic+ set or the Mythic+ and raid set and you get a full list for your spec, with the tier and crafted gear already sorted out. Every spec has one. Importing or starting empty still works the same way.

The Plan tab shows all of your lists together, so you can see everything the character is after without switching between them, and you can hide a list with its chip. Choosing which list you're editing now happens on the List tab.

Catalyze shows the exact tier piece you would end up with, at the same stats and upgrade level, and no longer offers pieces from last season's tier set.

Bonus rolls show up on the run where you used them, with a mark on the item you won. Runs also record how long they took and whether you beat the timer, and your run history no longer fills up with healthstones and housing decor.

The Voidcore panel reads the roll's real loot list, so the items it says you could win are the ones the game will actually offer, and it updates if you change loot spec while the prompt is open. It's still experimental and it still never rolls for you.

Notes

• This is an early public release. It works, but expect rough edges, and lists survive updates.
• English clients only for now.