Dungeon Quests

An in-game browser for every Classic & TBC 5-man dungeon and the quests tied to it.

Pick a dungeon and see every quest tied to it, each tagged with your character's live status (eligible, in progress, done, locked, unavailable) and where to pick it up — quest-giver, zone and coordinates. All 20 Classic and 16 TBC 5-man dungeons ship pre-populated (~360 quests), and you can add your own in-game or contribute them upstream.

Requires Questie. Quest names, levels, factions, quest-givers, pickup coordinates and prerequisites are read live from Questie's database at runtime. If Questie isn't enabled, the window says so instead of erroring.

Features

• 🗺️ Every 5-man, every quest — all 20 Classic and 16 TBC dungeons pre-populated (~360 quests). Pick a dungeon on the left; its quests appear on the right.

• 🎯 Live per-character status — each quest is tagged from your own quest log and history:

  Tag	Meaning
  Eligible (blue)	You can pick it up right now
  In Progress (yellow)	Currently in your quest log
  Locked (grey)	Right faction/class, but a prerequisite or level gate isn't met (hover for the reason)
  Done (green)	Already completed
  Unavailable (red)	Wrong faction / class / race for this character

• 📍 Pickup location — each row's second line shows quest-giver — zone (x, y); hover for the full giver list, level, prerequisites and quest ID.

• 🔗 Wowhead links — left-click a quest to pop up its Wowhead link, auto-selected for a quick Ctrl+C.

• ✅ "Seen" marks — right-click a quest to strike it through (saved account-wide); right-click again to clear.

• ➕ Add your own — paste a Wowhead quest link or enter an ID; it's validated against Questie and saved locally (tagged (custom)). Fills the gaps in dungeons that don't ship with quests yet.

• 🍞 Breadcrumbs, counts & more — optional breadcrumb-quest listing, per-dungeon done/total completion counts, collapsible Classic/TBC headers, name search, and a window-opacity slider.

Usage

Command	What it does
/dq (or /dungeonquests)	Open / close the window.
/dq config	Open settings & options.
/dq validate	Sanity-check every catalogued quest ID against Questie (prints wrong/missing IDs).
/dq reset	Restore default settings.

Settings also live under Esc → Options → AddOns → Dungeon Quests (or the Settings button in the window): show only your faction's quests, hide completed/unavailable quests, show breadcrumb quests, completion counts, and window opacity. All settings are saved account-wide.

Contributing quest data

The quest database is a single hand-maintained file: Data.lua. Everything else (names, levels, factions, quest-givers, coordinates, prerequisites) is read live from Questie at runtime, so a contribution is almost always just editing Data.lua.

ns.dungeons is an ordered list. Each dungeon is one entry:

{ key = "uld", name = "Uldaman", expansion = "Classic", minLevel = 35, maxLevel = 45,
  zone = "Badlands", quests = {
    { id = 1144, name = "Reclaimed Treasures" },
    { id = 2278, name = "The Platinum Discs" },
    -- ...
} },

• key — a unique short id for the dungeon.
• expansion — "Classic" or "TBC" (controls the grouping in the list).
• minLevel / maxLevel / zone — shown in the header; cosmetic.
• quests — the curated part: a list of { id = <questID>, name = "<expected name>" }. The name is only a fallback label and lets /dq validate flag a wrong id. Questie's name is authoritative at runtime, so faction/level/giver are filled in automatically — you only need the correct quest id.

To add or fix quests:

1. Find the quest's numeric id (e.g. from its Wowhead URL: wowhead.com/.../quest=NNNNN).
2. Add a { id = NNNNN, name = "Quest Name" } line to that dungeon's quests list (or add a whole new dungeon entry).
3. In-game, /reload then run /dq validate — it checks every id against Questie and prints any that are missing or whose name doesn't match.
4. Open a pull request with your Data.lua change.

You do not need to touch Core.lua, Questie.lua, Status.lua, or UI.lua to add quest data — those only change for actual addon behaviour. Bug reports and ideas are welcome via the issue tracker.

License

MIT.