Built by a raid team that was tired of running loot from a spreadsheet.

LootList+ started inside Big Yikes after years of running DFT-style loot lists through spreadsheets, Discord channels, and addon exports. The underlying idea worked: raiders told us what they wanted, attendance mattered, and everyone could understand the rules. The administration was the problem.

One broken formula, one stale attendance tab, or one officer stepping away could make the entire system feel unreliable. LootList+ keeps the fairness of ranked lists and replaces the fragile parts with a product the whole guild can inspect.

What LootList+ does

Raiders submit ranked loot lists. Officers track attendance and configure the rules their guild actually uses. LootList+ combines those inputs into an item-specific Loot Score, so every drop has a visible priority order and every score can be explained.

Across active guilds, 29.5% of awarded items went to a top-priority-bracket pick, the kind of number a spreadsheet never surfaces.

It supports Classic Era, The Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, Cataclysm, and Mists of Pandaria, with Discord, Warcraft Logs, Battle.net, WowSims, and in-game distribution workflows.

What we believe

• ✦Raiders should have agency over the items they care about.
• ✦Attendance should matter in a way everyone can verify.
• ✦Officers should keep judgment without relying on private math.
• ✦A loot system should reduce drama and administration, not create more of both.
• ✦Comparisons should be honest. If another system fits a guild better, we will say so.

Who built it

LootList+ was created by Zev, a product designer, guild officer, and raid lead who spent six years using and maintaining loot-list systems in active WoW guilds. It is developed in public view through its changelog, community feedback, and GitHub repository, and it continues to run real raid nights.

Free core plan, optional Premium

Core LootList+ features are free. Premium is for guilds that run multiple raid teams, host reserve runs, or need a complete officer activity feed. One subscription covers the whole guild for $4.99 per month or $39 per year. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.