Loot wishlists get a round of changes for Midnight Season 1. A wishlist can now live on the class instead of one character, players of the same class can be read side by side, priority tiers take your own names, and the whole thing exports to CSV.
Class wishlists
Filling in the same picks for every alt of the same class was repeat work. My Wishlist now has two scopes.
- This character or your class. A toggle at the top of the filters switches between This character and your class wishlist. Pick once for the class, then apply it to whichever character needs it.
- Save what you already picked. Save as class wishlist copies the current character's picks onto the class. If the class already has picks, it asks before replacing them.
- Applying only adds. Apply class wishlist shows what will change before it runs, how many items it adds and how many priorities it moves. It never removes picks you made for that one character.
- Who can edit it. Admins can edit any class wishlist. Everyone else can edit the class wishlists of characters they have claimed.
Same class side by side
Group Overview has a second lens. Same class side by side puts one column per character of a class and one row per item anyone of that class picked, so you can read four Mages against each other instead of scrolling four separate lists. Rows where players disagree are shaded, which is usually where the loot council conversation starts.
Priority names and targetable bosses
Two settings under Raid data, both admin-only, both changing what everyone else sees.
- Name the priority tiers yourself. If your team calls them Mainspec, Offspec and Transmog, type that in and every priority badge in the group uses those names. Leave one blank to go back to the stock name. The colours stay as they are.
- Hide bosses you are not killing yet. Pick which bosses count per difficulty, and whether Mythic+ loot counts at all. A Targetable only filter then appears in the loot views to hide the rest.
Export to CSV
The loot section has an Export CSV button for the whole team's picks.
- Choose your columns. Member, character, class, the spec they play and the spec the item is wanted for, item ID and name, source, boss or dungeon, difficulty, priority as a label and as a number, note, last updated.
- Export what you are looking at. One switch limits the file to the rows your current filters show, with the count of picks it will write.
- Raid and Mythic+ together or apart. Off gives you one file with a Source column, on gives you two files.
- Numbers built for split sheets. The Priority value column runs high to low, with your top want as the biggest number, so a sheet can sum the column and sort descending without inverting anything first.
As always, feedback and ideas are welcome in Discord.