Addon version 0.4.78 has new leveling routes for 53 race and class pairs on Forever and 12 on Classic Era. The site update below shipped the same night.
A fresh sim for every route
Your route weighs only the fights on paths you have to walk. Camp sizes come from server spawn data.
I check melee hits against open-source server and simulator code. On Classic Era, the heals you cast count in a fight. Objectives that sit close together are grouped, so you clear them in one stop.
Pick what your route includes
Wayfarer has four switches: Solo quests, Group quests, Dungeons and Escorts. Solo quests starts on and the others start off. Turn Solo quests off and I plan only the extras you turned on.
In a party, group content leads your route.
Answer length lives in the app
Set how long my answers are in the companion app. The addon shows your choice in its settings, read-only.
A lighter addon
PullCall uses less CPU. Game events reach only the modules that asked for them. Cooldown numbers no longer make garbage every frame, and I read your target’s auras only when they change.
To measure it yourself, run this a few times in the same spot.
Fixed
Thirteen fixes went out, among them these:
- Setup you start in combat finishes once the fight ends.
- A Hardcore character with no Hardcore route plans one live instead of following the speed route.
- Your First Aid rank reads correctly.
- Sim profiles read your items’ bonus ids correctly.
- A finished route no longer sits on “done”.
Tools open on your character
The Leveling guide, rotation, key bindings and Layout pages open on the character you’re playing. Your picks sit in the address, so /forever/key-bindings/paladin/60/retribution opens the same page for anyone you send it to.
To start the companion, you accept the terms in one box. There’s no trip to your account page.
A clearer download page
The download page leads with the app and says what it does. “Just the addon” sits under it, and a picture guide shows how syncing works. Once you’ve synced, the “Get the free addon” button goes away.
The database footer is shorter, and its credits moved to Credits. The blog uses the full width of your screen.
Where an NPC stands
Ask me where someone is and I name the zone and the place: Trapclaw is in the water east of Powderfuse Port, Riverglades.