Trailwright

Free add-on for Forever

Level from
where you stand

Trailwright reads your level, quest log and finished quests, then plans the quickest XP near you, in walking order. Skip a zone, play with friends, fall off a guide: the route starts again from where you are.

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  • No paid tier, ever
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  • English · Polski

Pick your guide

Everything Trailwright does, in one free add-on

Levelling 1–60Levelling route: the Path, Auto or any zone TravelShortest Path built in: flights, boats, zeppelins Dungeon guides20 dungeons: stops in order, maps, loot, quests Profession guidesThe cheapest way to the next rank, at today's prices Auction helperYour own scans: prices, what to sell, crates Gold farm helperThe best spots for your level, by gold an hour

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Every feature, one by one

The windows below are live copies of the add-on's own windows, with example numbers. Watch them work.

Guide window · 3D arrow

One step at a time

What to do in big coloured letters: Pick up, Do, Hand in, Go to. Goals tick themselves as you play, a 3D model shows the mob or NPC, and the XP bar says when you reach your next level.

  • The 3D arrow points at the nearest mob you still need, with a red marker over its nameplate (turn nameplates on with V).
  • Spawn spots on the world map and minimap; the ones you've cleared turn grey.
  • Hunts in one area are one block: click a line and the arrow goes for that target first.
  • Go back past the first step to see what you've already done.

Leveling · Auto · the Path

Your route, your way

Auto sends you to the zone with the most XP per hour for your level, the trip counted, and plans a stretch ahead that grows as you go. Prefer a set route? The Path is one fixed quest order from 1 to 60 for your start area. Or pick a zone and level here from all its quests.

  • Every quest is scored as XP per minute for you; slow ones drop out.
  • Quests that hunt the same mobs share the kills, and quests in one area share the walk.
  • Levels 30–60 of the Path are a first draft, so expect a few “Level up to N” steps there.

Quest help · errands

Less clicking, fewer detours

Talk to a quest giver and Trailwright hands in what's finished and takes the quests on your route, never the others and never in combat. Hold Shift to pause it, or turn it off in the options (“Accept and hand in quests for you”).

  • It can also choose your reward: the biggest upgrade for your class, else the one that sells for most (an option, off by default).
  • Quest item and target buttons beside the guide window, with their own key bindings.
  • Errands on the way: new flight paths, setting your hearthstone, new class spells, and death skips up to level 10 (never on hardcore).

Shortest Path Forever built in

Travel that knows the timetable

Trailwright decides where to go; the built-in Shortest Path Forever finds the way, round hills and water, by flight path, boat, zeppelin, lift, tram and portal. A Go to step lists the legs with the waits, and the arrow says how far the path climbs.

  • Keeps away from zones far above you, enemy towns and caves full of mobs.
  • Menu > Travel: your journey, and the nearest services, trainers and transport.
  • Plan your own trip: Shift-click the world map or minimap, or type /way.

20 dungeons

Dungeon guides inside the dungeon

Step inside and the window turns into a guide: the stops in order, a map with the way between them, what each boss drops and what to watch out for. Progress follows your kills.

  • Ragefire Chasm to Blackrock Spire, plus Scholomance, Stratholme, Dire Maul and Forever's own Ruins of Lordaeron: 27 guides counting each wing.
  • Menu > Dungeons gathers your side's quests for a dungeon before you go in.
  • A big square minimap inside, and the dungeon map on M.

Class · Hidden

Class quests and hidden chains

Your class's quest chains as guides you can follow, with what each one gives. And the hidden ones: chains that start from an object or a dropped item, like the Cozy Sleeping Bag or Cortello's Riddle.

  • Each card lists the rewards; hover one for the game's own tooltip.
  • A chain that starts from an item first takes you to the item.
  • Follow this guide: the route becomes that chain until it's done.

Party

One route for the group

Party plans one route from everyone's quest logs, and each step says who it's for. Leader has everyone follow the leader's route. Personal keeps your own.

  • Party members who run Trailwright take part; one of them plans.
  • A quest someone lacks is shared automatically by whoever has it.
  • /route party, /route leader, /route solo.

Profession guides

The cheapest way to the next rank

Pick a profession and Trailwright plans every skill point at today's prices, to the next rank or all the way to 300: each point goes to the recipe with the lowest expected cost, grouped into steps, with where to learn it and a shopping list that counts your bags.

  • Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Cooking, Engineering, First Aid, Leatherworking and Tailoring. Not yet: Enchanting and Fishing.
  • Herbalism, Mining and Skinning: the nodes and mobs that still give skill-ups.
  • Rank training on the way.

Auction helper

Know what everything is worth

One scan at the auction house and prices come from your own realm. The Prices panel beside it lists what in your bags sells for more there than at a vendor, with a suggested price just under the cheapest listing, and a Post button.

  • Item tooltips: the auction price against the vendor's, how many are listed, how old the price is, and the disenchant value.
  • Waylaid Crates ranked by what a point of Merchant's Favor costs you.
  • Market search by category, with the change between your last two scans.

Gold farm helper

Where to farm, right now

The Gold window ranks farming spots for your level and side by gold an hour: the mob's loot at your prices, kills an hour from its spawns, and the trip there. Press Go there and the arrow takes you.

  • Forever's own drop data where players recorded enough, Vanilla's where not; each row says which.
  • Gathering: herbs and ore for your skill, and what your bags are worth.
  • A loot log that learns from your own kills.

Disenchant · Crafting

Sell, vendor or disenchant?

For every green or better item in your bags, the Gold window shows what it fetches at auction, at a vendor and as disenchant materials, and which pays most. Buy to disenchant lists auctions that cost less than what they break into.

  • Crafting: every recipe that makes a profit, with reagents at the cheaper of vendor and auction house.
  • Items you lack the Enchanting skill for are greyed; an enchanter can still do them.

Merchant's Favor · vendors

Every depot vendor, every price

The Merchant's Favor vendors window lists everyone at the crate depots and what they sell, with the cost in favor and gold. A recipe says what it makes, the skill it needs, whether you know it, and what the result is worth to you.

  • Lists come from players' recordings until you open a vendor yourself; then yours are used.
  • Vendor windows sorted by slot, with Buy and Buy 5.
  • Best crates for favor opens the crate ranking.

Marker wheel

Raid markers in one flick

All eight raid markers in a wheel under your cursor. Hold the marker key, move toward a marker and let go, and your target is marked. Or double-click a unit frame, or a mob in the world when you're out of combat.

  • Works in combat through unit frames and the key.
  • Key Bindings > Trailwright > Marker wheel; /route marks says whether it's ready.

Stats

Your adventure in numbers

Menu > Stats: your best fights from the damage meter, the game's own statistics (combat, deaths, questing and travel, gold, food and potions), and time played for every character, each with what changed this session.

Coming soon

More languages

Trailwright speaks English and Polish today. Next up: every language the game itself ships in.

  • English
  • Polski
  • Deutsch
  • Français
  • Español (EU)
  • Español (AL)
  • Italiano
  • Português (BR)
  • Русский
  • 한국어
  • 简体中文
  • 繁體中文

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How it decides

XP per minute, for you

Every quest gets one number: the XP it gives at your level, divided by the time it takes to walk there, do the kills or items, and talk. Quests far slower than the best ones near you are left out, and when another zone is clearly better, the route ends with Go to that zone.

quest XP walk + kills & items + talk

Free for everyone.
Kept going by players.

Trailwright will never have a paid tier. If it saves you time, you can say thanks off-game. It unlocks nothing, and that's the point.

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