A new page that's just yours. Open a group and You sits at the top of the menu: your characters, your nights, the bosses you're on this week, and what your team needs from you, all in one place instead of scattered across a roster built for officers.
You: your own home in the group
Managing your own stuff used to mean digging through the Roster section, a surface built for officers editing the whole team. Nothing answered the one question you actually have before raid: what does my team need from me, and where do I do it.
- Your characters, edited in place. All of your characters in one compact list, so a stable of alts stays readable. Click one to change its spec, mark it main, alt or inactive, or say which off-specs you can play, and pull your characters straight from your Battle.net account. Changes are live: your officers see them the moment you make them.
- Sign yourself up. Your next few raid nights sit right on the page with Present, Tentative and Absent, so you answer without opening the calendar.
- The bosses you're on this week. See which bosses you're slotted for on this week's Midnight Season 1 plan, with your spec, and jump straight to your own cooldown sheet.
- Gear readiness at a glance. Each character shows a green "Ready" or an amber "2 to fix." Hover it for the full picture: missing enchants and gems, how many upgrade steps your gear has left, how close your trinkets and weapon are to maxed, and your Great Vault progress.
- Set off-specs once for your alt army. If you keep a pile of the same class, six Hunters say, turn on "Use Hunter default" and set your off-specs once for all of them. Opt a single character out when it can't cover one, like the Hunter with no melee weapon for Survival.
What your team needs from you
Officers had no way to tell a raider what to sort out before raid, short of pinging them one by one. The right-hand side of the You page is that channel, and most of it fills itself.
- A note to the team. Post a short message at the top of everyone's page: "Unlock the next Folio upgrade before raid."
- A checklist that writes itself. The page works out what's missing for each raider, no signup for the next night, off-specs not set, no fresh droptimizer, and lists it with every item linking straight to where it gets fixed. When there's nothing left, it just says you're all set.
- Your own tasks. Add to-dos like "Watch the P3 transition VOD" that each raider ticks off on their own page.
- Ask only for what your team runs. Not every group uses droptimizers or loot wishlists, so you choose which of these count. A group that doesn't sim gear never nags about it.
As always, feedback and ideas are welcome in Discord or on the Community page.