What Loot Is
Loot is one home for everything your team wants from the raid. Each player builds a wishlist of the gear they're after, imports a droptimizer sim to see the exact upgrade each item is, and the whole roster's picks sit in one place so you can see who wants what before an item drops.
Where to find it
Loot lives on your group page under the Loot tab.
The Five Views
| View | What it is |
|---|---|
| My Wishlist | Pick the items you want off each boss, rank them from best-in-slot down, add notes, and flag which bosses you want in on. Imported sims show each item's upgrade right on the card. |
| Group Overview | Every member's picks in one grid, by boss and slot. Filter by member or role to see who's after what. |
| Droptimizers | Import a sim and Viserio reads your per-item upgrades. A group table shows everyone's sims, their biggest upgrades, and how fresh each one is. |
| M+ Optimizer | Pick a five-person group and see which Mythic+ dungeons give that team the most upgrades, so you farm the runs that actually matter. |
| History | Import your RCLootCouncil data to see who got what, broken down by player, boss, item, and over time. |
Importing a Droptimizer
Paste a Raidbots report (the link or its ID) or a QE Live report, and Viserio pulls in the per-item gains for that spec. The preview shows you what it found before you save, and you can keep sims for more than one spec on the same character.
Admins can import for the team
Group admins can import a droptimizer on behalf of any member, so a wishlist isn't blocked on one person who hasn't pasted their sim yet.
Good to Know
- Some views can be private. Group Overview, Droptimizers, and the M+ Optimizer can be hidden from members who don't have permission to see the whole team's loot. Admins always see them.
- History needs your guild linked. Loot History reads your RCLootCouncil exports, so it shows up once your Battle.net guild is connected, and admins can keep it admins-only.
- Upgrades follow your gear. Item cards compare against your current equipment, pulled from your roster data, so an "upgrade" means an upgrade over what you're actually wearing.