Belphie's Quest Log

Belphie's Quest Log replaces the quest log and the objective tracker with ones that tell you where to go, what a quest leads to, what drops what, and what your quests are worth against your next level.

What it adds

• A quest log that shows each quest's kind beside its title (Dungeon, Raid, PvP, Elite, and the party size the game suggests), colours titles by difficulty, shows quests ready to hand in in light blue, and marks a failed quest "(Failed)" with what to do about it. The detail pane says where to go next ("Go to:"), who gives the quest and who takes it in: click a line for the map, shift-click it for a waypoint, or click its pin. You can also switch on a small mark for quests that are new to Forever.
• An objective tracker that hides Blizzard's while it is showing. You set its fonts, colours, spacing and width, and quests can sit under headings you fold away. A timed quest counts down, and in a group each quest shows how many of you are on it. A quest's item (a totem to plant, a bottle to fill) gets a button beside it. An item you loot that starts a quest shows at the top until you accept it. Right-click a quest to point the arrow at it.
• Its own waypoint arrow, with no TomTom needed. It shows direction, distance and time to arrive, and offers eight arrow shapes and your own colours. It follows a quest from objective to objective and on to the turn-in, and points back to your corpse when you die. If you have TomTom and prefer it, BQL can send waypoints there instead.
• Pins on the world map and the minimap for quest givers, objectives and turn-ins. An objective's pin shows what it asks for: a sword to kill, a hand to collect, a cog to use, a magnifying glass to explore. Pins follow their quest and come back after a reload. Point at a quest and its area is shaded on the world map, even with Blizzard's quest markers switched off.
• Saved waypoints. Taking or tracking a quest saves where it sends you, and the saved place moves on as the quest does. Ctrl-click the world map or type /way for a waypoint of your own, and keep any place under a name with the star on the arrow. The Waypoints list groups places by zone or by quest status, docks into the quest log or against the edge of the screen, and copies out as one string to back up or give to a friend.
• Quest givers in tooltips, and quest chains. NPC tooltips list the quests they give and take in, and item tooltips the quests an item starts or is needed for. The chain window shows what a quest leads to and what you still need before it will be offered, with only the quests open to your race and class.
• Zone completion for Forever's zones, cities, dungeons and raids: how many of the quests your character can do you have done, with each quest's experience at your level. Click a quest to point the arrow at its giver. New in 1.20.0: click a dungeon for its quests and each boss's gear. This part has not been seen in the game yet, because the list of dungeons is Forever's (see Version support).
• Where things come from, on by default (/bql provenance off turns it off). A creature's tooltip shows what you have seen it drop, best rate first ("Drops: Linen Cloth 31% (13)"). /bql where <item> opens a window with everything known about an item: type another name in its box, or shift-click an item in your bags.
• What would level you, on the XP bar. The bar shows your quest log's experience as its own lane beside rested. Point at it for the XP to your next level, the quests ready to hand in (the fewest that would level you in green), and your last kill, with about how many more of it would level you. It also keeps your XP an hour, this session's XP and your time at this level.
• Kill counts on nameplates. A mob one of your quests still wants shows how far you are, 3/8, above the right end of its health bar, for kills and for items it drops when the objective names it. Enemy nameplates must be on, and inside a dungeon the game keeps nameplates to itself. Switch it off in Settings > Sightings.
• Sightings, off until you switch it on in Settings > Sightings. When a rare, or a named mob one of your quests wants, comes into view, you hear a sound, its name crosses the screen and a popup shows its model and which quest wants it.
• Yours to set up. Every part can be switched off or adjusted in /bql config: themes, fonts, and colours down to single elements. Each character can have its own settings, and BLib's profiles back them up or move them to another computer. The tracker, the XP bar, the arrow and the Waypoints list move with the rest of our addons' pieces in /move. Escape closes BQL's windows one at a time, the one in front first.

Where its data comes from

• Where a quest sends you comes from the server first. Forever's server says where a quest's next objective is, where a quest you have not taken is given, and where a finished one is handed in. So the tracker, the arrow and the pins work for every quest in your log, Forever's own included.
• Quest givers, chains, prerequisites and zone completion come from Questie's Forever data, bundled with BQL: the vanilla quests Forever kept, on Forever's own maps. It also fills in what the server does not say, such as the names on the pins.
• Forever's own quests (ids from 90000 up) are in no database anywhere. BQL learns them as you play: your characters share one list of the ones you have done, and who gave you each quest gives it a "Given by" line. Until you meet them, they are missing from tooltips and chains rather than shown wrongly. Zone completion counts the ones you have done with no total, since no list of them exists.

Commands

• /bql: open or close the quest log
• /bql config: the settings
• /bql tracker: show or hide the objective tracker
• /bql xp: what your quest log is worth against your next level, in chat
• /bql zones: zone completion's counts in chat, without opening the panel
• /bql where <item name or link>: where an item comes from
• /bql provenance on and /bql provenance off: where things come from, on tooltips
• /bql sightings on and /bql sightings off: the alert for rares and quest mobs
• /way 45.2 67.8 Name or /way Durotar 45.2 67.8 Name: a waypoint. /way here Name keeps the spot where you stand, /way list opens the saved ones, /way clear removes the waypoint. If TomTom is installed it keeps /way, and /bway does the same job.
• /move (or /blib move): move the tracker, the XP bar, the arrow and the Waypoints list
• /bql help: every command, including the reports that help with a bug report

Requirements

BLib, which the CurseForge app installs with it; keep it updated alongside this addon.

Questie is optional. BQL carries its own copy of Questie's Forever data and keeps it to itself, so the two run side by side. With Questie loaded, BQL leaves the quest lines on NPC tooltips to Questie unless you switch on "Enrich even when Questie is active" (Settings > Quest Detail > NPC Tooltips).

Installing by hand rather than through the CurseForge app? Download BLib too. WoW will show BQL greyed out with a missing-dependency note until you do.

Version support

Built for WoW: Forever, and played on the Forever beta until it closed on 24 October 2026. There is no Forever client until launch, so the newest version, 1.20.0, was tested on retail (12.1.5). One part of it has not been seen in the game yet: a dungeon's quests and loot in zone completion, whose list of dungeons is Forever's. TBC Anniversary is not a development target and will receive no further work.

Credit

The quest, NPC, item, zone and quest-experience data bundled with Belphie's Quest Log comes from Questie (https://github.com/Questie/Questie), from its Forever data, and is released under the GNU General Public License v3. That is why this project is GPL v3.

Found a bug?

BQL touches every quest, NPC and zone in the game, and one tester can only walk a few zones. If something looks wrong, such as a quest giver in the wrong place, a pin pointing at nothing or an objective read wrongly, post it in #addon-support on our Discord, tagged BQL: https://discord.gg/jGBBJmuemK. The quest's name and the zone are usually all it takes, plus the error text if one appeared.