Raid and guild tools for WoW Classic and TBC
Post raids to Discord. Build the roster in RaidCore.
Collect signups in Discord, schedule recurring raids, and sort out your groups and loot. Keep characters, attendance, recruitment, and PvP in one place, with dedicated tools for Hardcore guilds.
How it works
One raid, four steps.
The post, signups, roster, reserves, and confirmations stay on the same raid.
1
Post the raid
Choose a date, time, and Discord channel. Add the raid details and open signups.
2
Collect signups
Players choose a character and spec in Discord, or let you know they are late or absent.
3
Build the roster
Arrange groups, keep backups on the bench, and mark the spots you still need to fill.
4
Share the plan
Publish the roster to Discord and collect confirmations from the selected players.
Free
The tools to run your raids.
Discord signups, Quick Signups, and recurring raids
One roster per raid, confirmations, and attendance
Soft Reserves, Hard Reserves, PUG Mode, and Loot Council
Mains, alts, and multiple specs per character
Signup cleanup for confirmed Hardcore deaths
Guild applications, role posts, and polls
PvP events, squads, and results
Pro
More planning. Less repeat work.
Up to five rosters per raid and mirrored signups
Custom signup templates and roster roles
Gear Check and Lockout Guard
Tactical Maps, boss assignments, and shared plans
Warcraft Logs reviews and combat-log uploads
Discord onboarding and automatic channel cleanup
Hardcore death and level-60 announcements
Discord, Battle.net, and Warcraft Logs
Discord for players. One workspace for officers.
Publish to Discord, look up characters through Battle.net, and review Warcraft Logs reports. Copy your groups into Method Raid Tools (MRT) and your reserves into Gargul or the RaidCore addon. The addon handles in-game reserve rolls, loot awards, and queued trades.
Works with
Connected tools
Discord
Raid posts and signups
Warcraft Logs
Raid Review
MRT
Raid group export
Gargul
Soft Reserve export