Four Tools. Four Tiers. Zero Fluff.
Built for Warmane's 3.3.5a realms, tested on my own raids, farm runs and rare hunts before anyone else ever saw them. Free, no strings attached — grab what's useful to you.
RareHunt
Community-synced tracker for the Frostbitten and Bloody Rare achievements.
RareHunt watches Northrend and Outland for the rares those two meta-achievements need, estimates each one's respawn window from what you and everyone else running the addon have actually reported, and warns you — sound and on-screen banner — before the window opens. No more alt-tabbing to a spreadsheet.
How the tracking actually works
RareHunt doesn't poll a central server — there isn't one. Every player running the addon reports rare sightings over a shared, hidden /RareHunt chat channel, and your client builds its "next spawn" estimates from what everyone else has actually seen. That has one honest consequence worth stating up front: if nobody with the addon installed was online and watching when a rare died, there's no report, and RareHunt will say so rather than invent a countdown. The estimates are only as good as the community feeding them.
Because the whole system depends on one shared channel behaving itself, the addon enforces its own rate limits — a 3-minute sync cooldown and spaced-out broadcasts — so the channel doesn't get flagged for flooding. That would take everyone's tracking down at once, not just one account.
Slash commands
/rhor/rarehunt— open the tracker window/rh sync— request a sync from the channel/rh config— open settings
Achievement coverage
Covers both meta-achievements in full: Frostbitten (23 Northrend rare-mob criteria plus 1 bonus entry) and Bloody Rare (the Outland rare-mob set). Criteria are checked against the live Wowhead achievement data, not memory.
MarketWatch
Auction-House-style tracker for Trade, General, Yell and Say.
MarketWatch reads every WTS/WTB/WTT post around you and auto-sorts it into categories — mats, BoEs, mounts, transmog, boosts, character trades — so you're not scrolling chat history hunting for that one listing. When Auctionator or TSM data is available, it flags listings priced noticeably under market, right in the tooltip.
What gets tracked
MarketWatch reads every WTS/WTB/WTT post in Trade, General, Yell and Say, and auto-sorts each one into a category — mats, BoEs, mounts, transmog, boosts, character trades — so you're not scrolling chat history hoping to catch one listing scroll past. Blacklist and keyword filters let you cut noise from specific posters or terms. Listings you care about can be saved and revisited later instead of lost the moment they scroll off.
Slash commands
/mwor/marketwatch— open / close the main window/mw config— open settings/mw transmog— open the transmog listings panel/mw trade— open the character trade listings panel
Auctionator dependency
Deal-alert accuracy depends on Auctionator (or TSM) pricing data, so a tested Auctionator build ships in the same download. If you already have Auctionator installed, delete that folder first and use the bundled one instead — a mismatched version is the most common cause of under-market alerts breaking or showing wrong numbers.
Raid Tools
Everything a raid lead actually needs, in one window.
A complete raid companion built for organized runs — BiS tracker, trade-chat spammer, auto reply, master looter with roll management, auto invite, MS+Buffs tracking and a raid browser, all in one interface. The whole raid-organizing toolkit that used to be five separate addons.
Modules
BiS Tracker — officers type /rw [Item Name] and the addon announces the BiS spec for that item to raid, with a 15-second anti-spam cooldown so only one client actually announces.
Roll Manager — structured item rolls for raid lead or master looter, and works passively as a spectator too, tracking rolls straight from raid chat. Flags rolls from a mismatched spec in red as an advisory, not an enforcement.
Master Looter — one-click ML assignment for Raid Leader or Assist, plus a loot tracker that whispers a designated collector on every BoP/BoE drop.
MS Changes + Buff Order — collects main-spec changes by whisper: click Demand, raid whispers back their spec, invalid specs get an automatic reply listing what's actually valid for their class, click Close to lock it in. Buff Order assigns which paladin covers which Greater Blessing, auto-filled from actually-inspected specs rather than self-reported ones.
Auto Reply, AutoInvite, Spammer — auto-replies to whispered keywords (?help, ?commands, ?bis <item>), auto-invites on a configured keyword, and a recurring LFM spammer with a built-in raid builder — capped at safe posting intervals (General 31s / Trade 23s / World 71s / Yell 41s) so it won't get anyone muted.
Raid Browser — auto-detects LFM posts across Trade, General, World and Yell, and shows a live list with instance, GS requirement, roles needed, reserved items, leader and post age, with a one-click whisper that auto-fills your spec, GS and relevant achievement.
Slash commands
/rnt— open / close the main window/rnt config— open settings/rnt qa— toggle the Quick Access panel/rnt miniml— toggle the standalone Mini Roll Manager/rnt overlay— toggle the floating status bar/rnt scale 1.25— set UI scale (0.25–3.0)/rnt reload— reload the BiS database/rnt help— print all commands to chat
The status bar shows a colored pill per module (BT / SPAM / AR / ML / AI / MS / RB) — green means enabled, red disabled, and left-clicking a pill toggles that module without opening the full window.
ElvUI & GearScoreLite
Fully compatible with ElvUI out of the box — it auto-skins the frames, no setup needed. If you'd rather keep Raid Tools' own dark backdrop, disable ElvUI's Ace3 Skin for this addon specifically. GearScoreLite ships in the same download and is required for the GearScore column in Raid Browser; if you already run a different GearScore addon, using the bundled one avoids conflicts.
Farm Pack
The ultimate farming companion — routes, sessions, and gold-per-hour, tracked automatically.
Farm Pack records every session in real time — gold per hour, herbs, mines, bag scans for BoE items worth grabbing — and lets you build and follow custom farming routes with a minimap trail. It also pops up automatically at the Auction House and mailbox to speed up the actual selling.
What it does
Farm Tracker — click Start and it records gold per hour, total gold earned, nodes gathered or items looted, and session duration and zone, all in real time. Click Stop and the session is saved automatically, browsable later from the Sessions window.
Routes — load a farming route to display it on your minimap and world map. Routes export to a share string (select-all, copy) so you can hand one to someone else instead of describing the path in chat.
AH & Mail popups — a panel appears automatically at the Auction House showing the estimated value of what's sitting in your bags ready to post, and another appears at the mailbox to speed up bulk-mailing farmed goods to a bank alt.
Scan Bags — calculates total bag value on demand, priced per item quality from whichever source you've configured.
Price sources
Farm Pack prices items from TradeSkillMaster if it's installed; without TSM it falls back to Auctionator (bundled, tested) or plain vendor price. Configure the priority in Config → Price Sources.
Auctionator dependency
A tested Auctionator build ships in the same download and is required for accurate price scanning. If Auctionator is already installed, delete that folder first and use the bundled one — running a different version alongside Farm Pack is the most common cause of scanning breaking or returning wrong values.