Loot & Wishlists

Switch between your claimed characters at the top of the page. If a character plays more than one spec, switch the spec buttons to plan each one on its own, since gear priorities differ by spec.

Add items per boss and rank them from 1, Best in Slot, down to 5, Do not want. Add a note on any item to explain your priority to your raid lead.

Toggle Want in on a boss to tell your raid lead you're after its loot on Heroic or Mythic. This is your ask, not a guarantee, sitting a player for the pull is still the raid lead's call.

Bind-on-Equip drops roll their own stats, so the same item comes in many versions. Once you have ranked one, the dice button on its row sets the main stat, minor stat and tertiary you are after. Your wanted roll shows on the item and next to your name in Group Overview, and each difficulty you picked it at carries its own.

Trinkets the journal does not list for your spec sit under an Off-spec trinkets row at the end of each boss or dungeon. Trinkets carrying a stat one of your specs uses come first; the ones under Other primary stats are wanted for their effect alone. Open it and rank one like any other item; it then joins the normal list with an Off-spec or Other stat tag and counts toward your wishlist progress.

Switch My Wishlist to class scope and rank the items you want on that class. Nothing reads this list directly: it reaches the loot board through your characters.

Characters following this list in the scope menu shows every character of that class you have claimed, with what following would add or change on each. Tick the ones you want driven by the list.

Change the class list and every follower changes with it. A following character's list-driven rows are read-only, so there is one place to edit and no drift. Anything a character wanted on its own stays exactly as it was.

Paste a Raidbots link (or its report ID) or a QE Live link (or its ID) into the import box and click Fetch Report.

Review the character, spec and sim stats that were found, and how many raid and Mythic+ items matched. A banner tells you whether this adds a new import or replaces an existing one for that difficulty, and flags it if the sim looks like the wrong class.

Fix any errors shown in red first, imports are blocked until they're clear, then click Import. Warnings are fine to import through.

Import the same character at different item levels: vault sims at a couple of crest steps, a Mythic base and 6/6, Mythic+ at the level you farm. Every import stays, so a sim never replaces the one before it.

Slot decision ranks every simmed item for one raider and one slot, at your target item level or as it drops. Each row says from which tier it beats your farmable Mythic+ piece, and how many crests that takes.

Council takes one slot across every raider. Whoever simmed an item falls into four bands, biggest gains down to sidegrade or loss, anyone who already farms something as good is marked M+ covers, and an officer can pin a grade over what the numbers say. Open any item for its curve.

A free install from CurseForge, nothing to configure. The addon guide has the link and a two-minute walkthrough.

The small desktop app that carries the team's wishlists and sims from here into their game. The addon passes the data to everyone else in the guild from there.

No exports, no pasting. When something drops, the council sees who actually gains from it, straight from the wishlists and sims on this page.

Switch between Dungeon board, ranked for your whole guild, and For you, scoped to your own claimed character.

Each dungeon is ranked by how much wishlisted gear is still out there for your guild. Items members already have don't count, so the board only shows what's actually still worth farming.

On For you, see your best dungeons ranked by your own wishlist, other members with overlapping wishlist gear to run with, and a warning if a wishlisted item can't drop for your current loot spec.

Click Form group on a dungeon card to jump to the Keys board and start pulling a group together for it.

Loot History reads your RCLootCouncil awards through your linked Battle.net guild, so link it under Integrations first if you haven't.

Export your loot history from the RCLootCouncil addon in-game. The How to export from the addon link in the import dialog walks through it if you need it.

Paste the JSON or upload the file. The preview shows how many entries are valid, how many are skipped as duplicates or too old, and how many match your current roster, before you confirm Import.

Switch between Overview, By Character, By Boss, By Item and Timeline, and narrow it down with Guild only, Alts counted under mains, a Response filter, or a search for an owner or item.

Choose which difficulties and Mythic+ a fresh visit lands on: Normal, Heroic, Mythic, Mythic+, or any mix. A member who has not chosen their own sources yet opens on these.

Turn a source off and members can no longer select it in the loot views. You always keep every source yourself. Leave at least one open, or members keep seeing all of them.

Set the defaults for hide passed, hide obtained, hide non-upgrades, the sort order, and whether gains show as a percent or a raw number. Members can change any of these for their own session.

While two seasons overlap, a Season row lets you send everyone's loot views to the season you are preparing for instead of the one that is live. Members can still switch seasons themselves.

Untick the bosses your team is not realistically killing yet, and the Targetable filter in the loot views hides their drops. While two seasons overlap, each season keeps its own list, so trimming next tier leaves the season you are raiding untouched.