MissionAccomplished 1.9.38

Coordinated release of all thirteen addons for WoW Classic Era 1.15.9 (Interface 11509). Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together.

Dependencies and clean installs

• Audited all thirteen runtime manifests, installer relations, load order, bundled libraries and shared artwork. Required runtime dependencies have no cycle; optional integrations remain guarded and late-bound.
• Suite includes its watcher onboarding artwork, so its Dungeon Watch and World Buff Watch pages render when those optional addons are absent.
• Noctis and World Buff Watch keep their required installer companion links. Their download chain also supplies Core, Suite, Naglet's Toolkit and Dungeon Watch. Installer relationships remain separate from WoW runtime load order.
• All packages include their runtime files, original artwork and required notices. Existing optional integrations are not made mandatory.

Noctis Guides

• Compact icon rows cover quest objectives and accept, talk, train and travel actions. Shorter display copy, enemy/item icons, quantities and a centered details cue fit the navigation wings more consistently.
• Progress-card layering and compact creature/quest hints are repaired.
• Hearth guidance checks the current home and shows travel when the intended destination is not the hearth's actual home.
• Includes the compact party quest-turn-in message from 1.9.37: clickable native quest titles where available, the Noctis owl badge and a green Turned in status. Supported Questie completion posts are replaced once; ready-to-turn-in remains separate.
• Includes the accumulated corpse-skinning, trainer display/progression, objective-marker and route fixes.

The Menagerie

• Enemy plates use decorative full-width health bars, changing health colors, gray unselected trim and gold selected trim, compact names and a generated level frame on the right. Neutral/hostile glyphs and raid markers clear the rail and its other icons.
• Combat plates show tightly spaced round pet, player and highest-other-party threat identities. Pet aggro is bright green, player/party aggro scarlet and high threat vivid orange. Idle and unrelated enemies clear those identities.
• Pet hover cards use small diet/ability icons, a cleaner happiness indicator, framed ability ranks and catalogue-backed family grades. The tooltip health bar is omitted; current native speed can supply an owned pet's speed grade.
• Compact training cards show learned abilities, future unlocks and current upgrades; their control opens Beast Training. Ability artwork stays inside its frame, and family-skill badges use original artwork.

Bags, equipment and training

• Bankert's secure item-button layering, pointer synchronization and replaced item tooltip refresh include the accumulated right-click repairs.
• Armory uses the actual occupied ammo slot in comparisons, including incompatible ammunition. Armor contributes to the signed equipment verdict.
• Automatic training supports positively verified native PET copper services, coalesced catalogue startup, exact learned-service acknowledgement and native First Aid receipt reconciliation. Money reserve, visit cap, identity, combat and uncertain-action protections remain in effect.
• The screenshot harness also parks Bankert's separate secure action host.

Automated checks and package/dependency verification are recorded separately from gameplay acceptance. The remaining in-game reload, natural trainer, item-use and party-turn-in checks are still pending the user's test handoff; this release does not claim those native checks have passed.