Loot wishlists your officers can trust
Raiders pick what they want from each boss's real loot table. Officers set the rules, lock the lists before loot council and see what each player still needs.
How it works
Pick from the catalog
Browse the raid by boss and slot, with item icons and Wowhead tooltips, and pick for each of your characters.
Set the rules
Limit picks per raid, per category or in total, cap trinkets, and lock editing when loot council starts.
Award and track
Loot history marks what each player has received, and picks that no longer make sense show as outdated.
What you get
- Raid loot catalog by boss and slot, with Wowhead tooltips
- Pick limits per raid, per category or in total
- A trinket cap
- Officer lock before loot council
- Outdated picks flagged
- Loot history, with RCLootCouncil and CSV import
Game versions
Retail raids come from Blizzard's journal; Classic Era and WoW Forever raids from the built-in catalog.
Free during launch
Everything in the app is free today, for the whole guild. If paid plans are added later, their price is shown first and nothing is charged without your purchase.
Questions
How is this different from a BiS spreadsheet?
The items come from the raid's real loot table, so nobody mistypes a name, and the rules (limits, trinket cap, lock) are enforced instead of being a note at the top of the sheet.
Does it work with RCLootCouncil?
Yes. Import RCLootCouncil's loot history so received items are marked on the wishlist, and repeat it after every raid.
Can members edit their own wishlist?
Yes, for their own characters, until an officer locks the wishlists. Officers can edit anyone's.
Related tools
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Create the guild, invite your officers and bring the roster in. Raiders join with a link.