Explore. Discover. Contribute.
Your adventure.
Everyone’s codex.
Help map Forever’s quests, monsters and hidden corners. Just by playing.
A little addon. A bigger world.
Download ForeverDiffCollector and unzip it into your WoW Interface/AddOns folder. At character selection, enable it in AddOns. Enable Load out of date AddOns if needed.
Go have an adventure.
Pick up quests, target monsters, visit vendors and loot your kills. The addon records what your game shows you: quest text and givers, creature sightings, locations, loot and more.
Type /fdc to see your collection, or /fdc reset to clear it. Type /reload or log out to save it to disk.
First, type /reload or log out. Then choose the file below from your WoW folder:
WTF/Account/<ACCOUNT>/SavedVariables/ForeverDiffCollector.lua
Auto-sync for PC is being planned. For now, share your saved file here.
Every collection helps fill in quest givers, monster sightings, loot and places to explore.
Splinter of Crystallized Light · wow_classic_beta-1.60.1.69913
Can’t use the addon? Send a screenshot
A quest window, creature tooltip, vendor or loot window works. Crop out names, guild and chat first: accepted pictures are published as evidence. Location metadata is removed before storage.
Up to 5 MB. Use “Contribute this” on a record’s page to tell us what it shows.
Privacy, review & upload details
Contributions are queued, checked against the client’s data and reviewed before publication. Accepted observations populate the database; uncertain or rejected submissions are kept for review. Contributed game data uses the same terms as the rest of the site’s data.
Recorded locations describe where you observed something. Dungeon entrances are approximate. Screenshots are read by a vision model and pass the same checks; only the first 3 screenshots of each claim are analysed, with the rest queued.
Addon files: up to 4 MB. 10 uploads an hour per address; 60 an hour shared when the server cannot tell uploaders apart.
What the community has discovered
No collection totals available yet. Your discoveries can help fill the gaps.