Lucky's Grab-bag

Lucky's Grab-bag is a growing collection of small quality-of-life features for World of Warcraft — each one independent, toggleable, and out of the way until you need it.

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Features

Confirm Purchase Button

Whenever the game pops a confirmation at a vendor or when using a still-refundable item, a large tick button appears so you can confirm with a quick second click.

• Overlays directly on the item you clicked, so a double-click (click item, click tick) completes the action.
• Works for vendor currency purchases, vendor sells, the "no longer refundable" popup when you use or equip a refundable item, and the "bind on equip" popup for soulbound gear.
• Works with both left and right mouse buttons. Right-click the item, right-click the tick, and the item is yours.
• Optionally anchor next to the vendor window instead of overlaying, with right-click drag to reposition.
• Appears only while the popup is visible; hides automatically when the popup closes.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Auto Repair

Automatically repairs all damaged gear whenever you open a vendor that offers repairs — no button clicks required.

• Uses guild bank funds by default if your guild allows it; falls back to your own gold if not.
• The "Use Guild Funds" preference is independently toggleable in settings.
• Prints a message confirming what was repaired and the cost, so you always know what was spent and from where.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Auto Sell Junk

Automatically sells all grey-quality junk items from your bags whenever you open a vendor, so you never have to clear them out by hand.

• Sells only Poor (grey) quality items; everything else is left untouched.
• Prints a chat summary of how many items sold and the total earned.
• Skips items with no sell value and anything currently locked.
• Off by default; enable it in settings under Vendors.

Decor Shopping List

Keeps a list of the housing decor a blueprint is missing, and flags those pieces when a vendor sells them.

• A Track Missing button on a blueprint's item list adds every piece you are short of, with the number that blueprint asks for.
• The list has no cap, unlike the 15 items the game's own tracker holds, and it records quantities rather than just the piece.
• Counts match what a blueprint can actually use, so copies already placed in a house or carrying a dye are left out.
• Vendors selling a listed piece get a green glow and the number you still need on the item.
• A Buy All Needed button appears at any vendor stocking something on your list. It shows the total cost and asks first over 500 gold.
• Alt-right-click a flagged item to buy just that piece in the amount you need. Off by default, since it spends gold without confirming.
• The pin on a list row opens the map where the piece is sold and points the waypoint arrow at it.
• Open the list from settings under Housing, or with /grabbag decor.

Decor Preview

Hovering a vendor item that grants a decor piece shows the piece as a rotating model beside its tooltip, so you can see the furniture before you buy it.

Blueprint Import History

Remembers the last 10 blueprint share codes you enter at the import window, so a good code is never lost.

• A clock button beside the code box lists your recent codes; pick one to fill it in again.
• When a code is saved, a small panel beside the window asks for a name, so the list reads "Beach House" rather than a wall of letters.
• Each entry in the list has a pencil to rename it and an X to remove it.
• Codes are kept when you press Next with a valid code, and codes arriving from blueprint links are kept on import.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings under Housing.

Use Items Popup

Displays a floating bar of buttons when you have consumable profession items in your bags — click each one to use it.

• Detects a wide range of profession knowledge consumables — Artisan's Consortium Payouts, Glimmers and Flickers of Midnight Knowledge, Thalassian Treatises (all professions), Brimming Mana Shards, Swirling Arcane Essences, Caches of Void-Touched Armor, crest upgrade and downgrade satchels (all Dawncrest tiers), Chests of Gold and Rattling Bags of Gold, plus the unique books, treasure pickups, gathering drops, weekly quest rewards, catch-up items, and treasure-hunt rewards from The War Within and Midnight.
• Thalassian Treatises are automatically hidden if already used this week, if your character hasn't learned that profession for the current expansion, or if your Midnight skill is below 25.
• One button per item type; shows stack count when you have multiples.
• Optionally restrict to cities and inns only via the "Only in Cities" setting.
• Optionally include finishing reagents that combine into a better one, such as 5 Multicraft Matrix into a Multicraft Manifold, via the "Show finishing reagents" setting. A button appears only once you hold 5. Off by default.
• Decor in your bags shares a single button, however many pieces you carry. Each click uses one piece, and the next piece takes its place until none are left. The count shows how many pieces remain. Turn it off with the "Show decor" setting.
• Draggable via right-click drag; position is saved account-wide and persists across reloads.
• Auto-hides when no matching items remain in your bags.
• Respects combat lockdown — buttons won't change mid-combat.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Stat Badges

Marks enchants, missives, and gems in your bags with a small stat code so you can tell them apart at a glance.

• Short codes for each stat: H haste, C crit, M mastery, V versatility, Sp speed, Le leech, Av avoidance, plus primary-stat and weapon-proc codes.
• Two-stat items show both, like Crit and Haste as "C&H". On a gem the bigger stat is upper case and the smaller is lower case, like "H&c".
• A '+' marks the pricier, higher-stat version of an enchant.
• Works on the default Blizzard bags, Baganator and Auctionator's Selling tab. Other bag addons may not show them.
• Enchants also show an icon in the top right corner for the slot they go on.
• Optionally tags item names in the Auction House browse list as well.
• The stat text and the slot icon each have a toggle under Inventory, Item Icon Enhancements, with a live preview.

Mass Delete

Turns the one-at-a-time delete confirmation into a list, so a bagful of junk goes in a single pass.

• The popup that confirms a deletion gains a Mass Delete button, which holds that deletion and opens the panel.
• Click items in your bags to add them to the list, and click a row to take one back out.
• The game allows one deletion per click, but every mouse wheel notch counts as a click, so hover the Delete button and scroll to run the list down fast.
• An item that has left your bags since you queued it is skipped and reported.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings under Inventory.

Mass Disenchant

Lists uncommon and rare weapons or armor in your bags, so you can disenchant through them without hunting each one down.

• Run /grabbag disenchant, select an item, then press Disenchant Next. Right-click an item to leave it out for this session.
• An optional setting under Professions > Disenchanting opens the window after you successfully disenchant an item in a rested area.

Send a Whole Category by Mail

Mails an entire Baganator category to one recipient, refilling the attachment slots and sending again until the category is empty.

• Fill in the To field at the mailbox, then Alt-right-click a Baganator category header to start the run.
• Alt-right-click the category again to stop part way.
• A run stops at 30 mails, and Alt-right-clicking the category carries on from there.
• Requires Baganator.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings under Inventory.

Reagent Mains

Assigns each reagent category to one or more designated characters. When you open the warband bank on a character not in the list, reagents in those categories are deposited automatically — useful for keeping all your Herbs on the herbalist, all your Cloth on the tailor, and so on.

• Covers every tradegoods category — Herbs, Cloth, Gems, Leather, Metal & Stone, Cooking, Enchanting, Inscription, and more.
• Pick any combination of characters per category, or set All (everyone keeps these) or None (nobody auto-deposits).
• Suggests likely mains per category based on each character's professions.
• Opens via a Configure mains… button next to the toggle in settings.
• Existing assignments from Warband Stockist are imported automatically the first time you log in.
• Off by default; can be toggled in the addon settings.
• With Lucky's Warband Stockist 2.0 or later installed, Stockist runs this instead, as one standard set per category, and your mains carry over.

Auto-Deposit Warbound Items

Automatically sends warbound gear and tokens to the warband bank when you open it.

• Warbound Armor — toggle to auto-deposit all warbound armor pieces.
• Warbound Weapons — toggle to auto-deposit all warbound weapons.
• Warbound Tokens — toggle to auto-deposit tier tokens and other raid rewards.
• Lumber — toggle to auto-deposit lumber alongside your other warbound items.
• Custom Whitelist — add specific items by pasting their item links or IDs. Whitelisted items always deposit, regardless of type toggles.
• Each category can be toggled independently.
• Opens via a Configure whitelist… button in settings for managing custom items.
• Off by default; can be toggled in the addon settings.

If Lucky's Warband Stockist is installed, it takes over the warbound armor, weapon, and token deposits and these toggles stand down. From Stockist 2.0, Lumber and the custom whitelist move there too, as sets on its Sets page, and the Auto-Deposit settings are hidden.

Bank Queue

A window beside the bank lists the items your Reagent Mains, lumber, whitelist and treatise moves still have to make, with a count and a progress bar.

• A Pause button stops after the current item, and Resume carries on.
• Manual mode lists everything first and waits for you to press Start.
• Shares one queue with Lucky's Warband Stockist, which owns the Auto or Manual choice when installed.

Withdraw Treatise from Warbank

Automatically withdraws Thalassian Treatises for your current professions from the Warband Bank whenever you open it — but only if you haven't already used them this week.

• Checks your character's active professions and only withdraws the relevant treatises.
• Only withdraws treatises for professions your character has learned for the current expansion.
• Requires at least 25 Midnight skill in the profession before withdrawing.
• Skips any treatise whose weekly cooldown has already been used.
• Skips withdrawal if the treatise is already in your bags (prevents duplicates).
• Prints a confirmation message for each treatise withdrawn.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings.
• With Lucky's Warband Stockist 2.0 or later installed, its Weekly Treatise set does this instead.

Rotation Glow

Animates the suggested next-cast spell on Blizzard's Cooldown Manager, using the game's built-in assisted combat data.

• Pulses an animated overlay on the cooldown icon matching the current rotation suggestion.
• Works automatically for every spec — no per-class setup.
• Requires the Essential Cooldown Viewer to be enabled in Edit Mode.
• Off by default; enable it in the addon settings.

Combat Prep Window

A compact bar of icons that appears automatically when you're out of combat and in a group in a dungeon, or leading or assisting a raid, giving quick access to pull timers, ready checks, and break countdowns. Hover an icon to see what it does.

• Pull Timer: starts a countdown for the configured duration. Separate durations for Mythic+ (default 10s) and raids (default 12s); the button shows whichever applies to the content you're in. While the countdown runs, the button turns into a red cross that cancels it, whoever started it.
• Ready Check: initiates a ready check for the group. Can be hidden in settings.
• Break Timer: starts a long countdown for bio breaks (1 to 15 minutes, default 5m). While the break runs, the button turns into a red cross that ends it for everyone.
• Assign Tanks: in a raid, sets everyone in a tank role as a main tank in one click. Can be hidden in settings.
• Ping Target: switches what your pings hit between everything, only the world, and only units. Can be hidden in settings.
• Appears automatically when you enter a dungeon or raid, or a scenario such as a delve with other players, and hides during combat.
• Right-click drag to reposition; position is saved across reloads.
• Hover the bar for a lock tab above its corner; click it to lock the bar in place.
• Use /combatprep to test the window outside of group content.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Power Infusion Picker

For priests: a small floating window in dungeons, raids, and scenarios that lets you choose who receives your Power Infusion, out of combat.

• Click a name to update the 'PI' macro, which casts Power Infusion on that player.
• The first click creates the macro and picks it up so you can drop it onto your action bar.
• Parties list everyone with damage dealers first; raids list damage dealers only.
• Each name shows its spec icon; hover one for the spec name.
• Season 2 damage gain rankings are not available, so the window says so and lists your group unranked, tanks and healers last.
• If your picked player leaves the group the macro falls back to your focus, then to yourself, so PI never goes dead. A setting under the picker casts on your focus first instead.
• In large raids only the top column is shown; a chevron expands the rest when you want them.
• Appears automatically when you are grouped inside a dungeon, raid, or scenario, including delves with other players, and out of combat; hides during combat.
• Your chosen target is saved per character.
• Right-click drag to reposition; position is saved across reloads.
• Use /pipicker to test the window outside group content.
• Enabled by default; only appears for priests who know Power Infusion.

Auto Combat Logging

Starts combat logging when you enter the raid or Mythic+ content you choose, and stops it when you leave, so your Warcraft Logs uploads never miss a pull.

• Separate toggles for Mythic+ and raids.
• Pick which raid difficulties to log (Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, Mythic).
• Current season only by default: older raids never trigger logging.
• Prints a chat message when logging starts or stops.
• If you stop logging manually mid-run, it stays off until you leave.
• Off by default; enable it in settings under Combat.

Per-Spec Omnium Folio Runes

The Omnium Folio keeps the same runes when you change specialization. This feature remembers the rune choices you use in each spec and swaps them back automatically when you switch.

• Restores your last-used runes for the spec you switch to, with a chat message listing what changed.
• The first time you visit a spec, your current runes become that spec's starting point.
• Rune memory is saved per character.
• On by default; turn it off in settings under Combat.

Auto-dismiss Bonus Roll

Automatically passes on Blizzard's Bonus Roll popup that appears at the end of instanced content, with per-character control over which content types are kept. Lucky's Loot Wishlist carries the same feature, so with both installed it is managed there and greyed out here.

• Per-content toggles for Mythic+, Raids, Delves, Dungeons, and Hunts in the open world.
• For Mythic+, set a minimum key level to keep the roll for, so rolls from lower keys are dismissed automatically.
• Raid difficulties are individually selectable (Raid Finder, Normal, Heroic, Mythic).
• Settings are saved per character, so each alt can have its own preferences.
• Off by default; enable it in settings under Interface.

Reminders Window

A small window lists what needs doing when you log in or enter a city or inn. With Lucky's Warband Stockist installed, its low stock list shows in the same window.

• Repair Reminder adds a line while a piece of your gear is below half durability, and clears once you repair.
• Missing Enchants and Empty Sockets check your equipped gear at max level. Pick slots for Missing Enchants to ignore if there are ones you never enchant.
• Great Vault and Trading Post remind you while a vault reward or Trader's Tender is waiting to be collected.
• House Upgrade Reminder adds a line once your house has the House XP for its next level.
• Full Bags shows with fewer than 5 free bag slots, and Mail while you have unread mail.
• The window fades after a time you choose. Hovering it restarts the count, and a timer of 0 keeps it up until you close it.
• Dim Reminders After dims the window to an opacity you choose once it has sat for a while, so it can stay up without being in the way. Hovering brings it back.
• Keep Reminders Open While Resting holds it up for as long as you stay in the city or inn.
• Drag the window to move it. It closes by itself once nothing is left on it.
• On by default; switch the whole window or any one reminder off in settings under Reminders.

Trovehunter's Bounty

Shows a clickable button when you're inside a delve that meets the configured minimum level and you have a Trovehunter's Bounty, or last season's Trovehunter's Bounty Map, in your bags.

• Appears automatically on entering a qualifying delve; hides when you leave or use the map.
• Minimum delve level is configurable in settings (default: level 8).
• Shares one row with the flute and Dundun buttons; right-click drag any of them to move the row, and its position is saved across reloads.
• Respects combat lockdown, so the button won't change mid-combat.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Nemesis Flute Reminder

Shows your Scalebound Herald's Flute once you reach a delve's respawn point, if you haven't looted a Trovehunter's Bounty this week, so you remember to summon the Nemesis.

• Uses the same minimum delve level as the Trovehunter's Bounty button.
• Sits in the same row as the other delve buttons.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Dundun Finder

Shows a button inside a bountiful delve once Delver's Journey rank 3 has unlocked the Shrine of Abundance. Clicking it targets Dundun, pings him and marks him with a star, so the shrine is easy to spot.

• Sits in the same row as the other delve buttons.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

Per-Spec Delve Companion Loadout

Your delve companion's role and curios sometimes come back empty on entering a delve, and they carry over unchanged when you switch specialization. This remembers the loadout you run in each spec and puts it back.

• Records every slot on the companion panel whenever you change one.
• Refills any slot a delve emptied, on entering a delve and when combat ends if a restore was waiting.
• Never overwrites a slot you have set yourself. Switching spec is the one case that swaps a loadout that is already filled in.
• A chat message lists what was put back.
• Leaves the loadout alone while you have unsaved changes open at the Delver's Supplies.
• Remembered per character, so each alt keeps its own choices.

Map Teleports

Puts teleport buttons on the world map: on dungeon and raid entrances, on your class teleports' destinations, and on the active Abundance event.

• Hover a button to see the teleport's tooltip, including its cooldown; click to cast and the map closes as the teleport begins.
• Covers dungeon teleports from Wrath of the Lich King onward and the raid teleports from Shadowlands onward.
• The active Abundance event icon carries a button for Dundun's Abundant Travel Method once you own the toy.
• Delver's Mana-Bound Ethergate gets a button at its landing point, Delver's Headquarters in Dornogal.
• Class teleports get a button where each spell lands: a mage's city Teleports cast the portal when you are in a group and the solo teleport when you are not, with Right-click casting the other.
• A round button below the map's Map Pin button toggles the teleports on and off; right-click it to choose which kinds show.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings, where dungeon and raid teleports, class teleports, and toy teleports can also be hidden individually.

Trading Post Animations

Remembers your Combat Animation and Mount Special checkbox choices while browsing the Trading Post, including after closing the window or logging back in. Choices are shared across your characters. Enabled by default; toggle it under Interface > Trading Post in the addon settings.

1s Tip on Alt Work Orders

When you submit a personal crafting work order to one of your own characters, the tip is automatically set to 1 silver so you don't have to clear the field each time.

• Detects alts via your account-wide character roster (same-realm name match).
• Only fires on Personal orders, never on Public or Guild orders.
• Always overwrites the tip when the recipient changes, even if you'd typed something larger.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings under Professions.

Alt Crafter Buttons

A panel beside the Crafting Orders window lists your characters who have the profession for the item you are ordering. Click a name to make it a Personal order with that character in the To field.

• A character appears once you have logged in on it with Grab-bag enabled.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings under Professions.

Spend to Next Perk

Shift-clicking a profession specialisation node automatically spends additional knowledge points until you reach the next perk, so you can unlock a perk in one click instead of five.

• Hooks the standard spec node purchase; works exactly like Shift-clicking a node normally, just keeps going.
• Stops at each 5-rank perk threshold so you can review before unlocking the next one.
• Stops early if you run out of knowledge points or the path is locked.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings under Professions.

Search Selected Expansion Only

Searching recipes normally shows results from every expansion at once. With this on, search results stay limited to the expansion selected in the crafting window's Filter dropdown.

• Adds an All Expansions option to the top of the Filter dropdown for searching everything at once (the game's normal behaviour).
• Applies to both the crafting window and the crafting orders window.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings under Professions.

Concentration on Profession Book

Adds a Concentration bar above each profession's skill bar in the Profession Book, so you can check your Concentration for both professions at a glance without opening either crafting window.

• Shows the current amount and maximum for each primary crafting profession.
• Hover the bar to see how long until your Concentration is full again.
• Updates as you spend and recharge, including passive recharge over time.
• Enabled by default; can be toggled in the addon settings under Professions.

Cooking Utility Buttons

Adds buttons alongside the Cooking profession window for quick access to common cooking prep.

• Campfire — casts Basic Campfire right at your feet so you can cook anywhere, no ground placement needed.
• Chef's Hat — uses the Chef's Hat toy to put it on. If the buff is already active, clicking the button cancels it instead (the button glows while active).
• Pierre: summons Pierre, your cooking fire pet, and dismisses him on a second click. Only shown if you have him.
• The buttons are hidden when the Cooking window is closed.
• Right-click drag any button to reposition the group; position is saved relative to the Cooking window.
• Can be toggled in the addon settings.

CraftSim Quickbuy Button

Requires: CraftSim v19.7.0 or later.

Adds a coin icon button just outside the top-right corner of the Auction House window. One click invokes CraftSim's Quickbuy feature — no need to have a dedicated macro.

• Appears automatically when you open the Auction House.
• Hidden when the Auction House is closed.
• Enabled by default if CraftSim is installed; disabled by default if it isn't.
• Shares one column beside the Auction House with the other Auction House buttons, including Warband Stockist's Restock button. Right-click drag any of them to move the column; its position is saved relative to the Auction House window.
• Can be toggled on or off in the addon settings.

TestFlight Buy Next Button

Requires: TestFlight v5.07 or later (and Auctionator).

Adds a button next to the Auction House window that steps through Auctionator's purchase workflow one click at a time — selecting the next item, buying it, and confirming each dialog.

• Each click advances to the next step: select result, buy, confirm price warnings, and move on to the next item.
• Stacks below the CraftSim Quickbuy button when both are visible; takes its position when Quickbuy is hidden.
• Enabled by default if TestFlight is installed; disabled by default if it isn't.
• Can be toggled on or off in the addon settings.

Profession Quest Items

Professions hand out quests that ask for a quantity of a crafted reagent, often at a specific quality. This button takes the item straight from your quest log to the Auction House search.

• Appears next to the Auction House window whenever a profession quest still needs an item.
• With Auctionator installed, one click builds a shopping list of every outstanding item, matched on exact name, the quality the quest asks for, and how many you still owe.
• Without it, each click searches the next item by name, wrapping back to the first. Blizzard's own search cannot filter on crafting quality, so the results carry every quality and you pick the right one.
• Clicking again asks the Auction House to price the first item, and the click after that buys it. The total is printed and put on the button first, so nothing is spent before you have seen what it costs.
• It only ever prices the item it searched for, matched on both name and quality, so a slow search cannot put the wrong thing in front of you.
• Buying one item moves the button on to the next one owed, without waiting for the quest log to catch up, so holding down clicks cannot buy the same thing twice.
• Once the whole list has been bought, the button and its shopping list both go away. Opening the Auction House again is the only thing that brings them back.
• The first click always searches and never buys, a price you cannot afford is dropped rather than confirmed, and any change to what the quest owes throws away a price it was holding.
• Buy without confirming in the settings drops the price check, so the item is bought the moment the Auction House prices it. Off by default, and the gold check still applies.
• Hover the button to see every item still owed, with the quality each quest asks for. The hint at the bottom says what the next click will do.
• Stacks below the CraftSim Quickbuy and TestFlight buttons when those are visible.
• Can be toggled on or off in the addon settings.

Rank Price Check

A lower rank of an item is sometimes listed for as much as a higher rank of the same thing, or more. This catches it before you pay.

• Flags an item in the Auction House browse list when a higher rank of it is listed for the same price or less. Hover the warning icon to see which rank to buy instead, and its price.
• Asks you to confirm when you press Buy on a lower rank while a higher rank costs no more.
• Covers every ranked item from the current expansion: enchants, reagents, gems, potions and the rest.
• The flag also shows in Auctionator's shopping list. The confirmation covers the Buy button in Blizzard's own Auction House window.
• Ranks are compared within the search results on screen, so search by name to bring every rank up together.
• The flag and the confirmation each have their own toggle in the addon settings.

Profession Quest Automation

Profession quests arrive on a weekly cycle and the dialog is the same every time. Two settings take it off your hands.

• Auto Accept profession quests takes the quest as soon as its giver offers it.
• Auto Hand in profession quests hands one back the moment you have what it asked for.
• Both are off by default, and both go strictly by the quest's own Professions tag, so nothing else on the same NPC is touched.
• Works at an NPC who opens a shop or a trainer window first, picking the quest out of that list rather than waiting for you to find it.
• A quest that offers a choice of rewards, or that wants gold, is always left for you.
• Hold Shift as you talk to an NPC to stand both settings down for that visit, for a quest worth reading first.

Kick Macro Generator

Creates a class-appropriate interrupt macro in one of your character macro slots.

• Interrupts your focus target if you have one set, letting you kick a caster without switching away from your main target.
• With no focus, grabs the nearest enemy, kicks them, and clears focus so the next press does the same.
• Handles specs with different interrupts (e.g. Survival Hunter uses Muzzle, others use Counter Shot).
• Triggered via the Create Kick Macro button in settings under Combat.

Minimap Button

A minimap button for quick access to the addon.

• Left-click or Right-click — open settings.
• Middle-click — toggle dev mode on/off.
• Shift+drag — reposition the button around the minimap edge; position is saved across reloads.

The addon also lists itself in panel addons such as Titan Panel, Bazooka and ChocolateBar, so its button can sit on a bar instead of the minimap.

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Setup

1. Install the addon and reload your UI.
2. Open settings via /grabbag, the minimap button, or Escape → Options → Lucky's Grab-bag.
3. Toggle individual features on or off as needed.

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Slash Commands

Command	Action
/grabbag	Open the addon settings panel
/grabbag decor	Open the Decor Shopping List
/grabbag disenchant	Open Mass Disenchant
/grabbag-reagent <itemID>	Diagnose why a reagent is or isn't being auto-deposited
/combatprep	Force-show the Combat Prep window (for testing outside group content)
/pipicker	Force-show the Power Infusion Picker window (also /pitarget)
/pipicker mock	Fill the picker with a fake roster for testing outside a group; add a number for the roster size (e.g. /pipicker mock 25)
/gbdiag	Print where you are and why each floating window is or isn't showing, for bug reports; /gbdiag recheck re-runs the checks first

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Settings

Open with /grabbag or via the game's Interface Options panel. Each feature has its own section with a toggle and a description.

The panel opens on a What's New list of the settings added in recent releases, each card clicking through to where the setting lives. Two icon buttons sit in the title bar beside the addon's version:

• Dev Mode — Enables development-only logging and diagnostics. Has no visible effect for regular users.
• Minimap Button — Shows or hides the button on the minimap.

Auto Repair

• Auto Repair — Automatically repairs all gear when you open a repair vendor.
  • Use Guild Funds — Pays repair costs from the guild bank if your guild allows it, falling back to your own gold if not.
• Auto Sell Junk — Automatically sells grey-quality junk items when you open a vendor, and reports the total earned in chat.

Auctionator Enhancements

• Show Quickbuy button — Places a shortcut button next to the Auction House window. Each click purchases one row of items from your CraftSim crafting queue's shopping list.
• Show Buy Next button — Places a shortcut button next to the Auction House window. Each click advances through Auctionator's purchase workflow to quickly buy all items on a shopping list.

Professions

• Withdraw Treatise from Warbank — When you open the Warband Bank, automatically withdraws any Thalassian Treatises for your current professions that you haven't used this week.
• Show cooking utility buttons — Displays Campfire, Chef's Hat and Pierre buttons alongside the Cooking profession window. Pierre shows only if you have him.
• Spend to Next Perk — When Shift-clicking a profession specialisation node, spends knowledge points up to the next 5-rank perk threshold.
• Concentration on Profession Book — Shows a Concentration bar above each profession's skill bar in the Profession Book, with a hover tooltip for the refill time.
• Search Selected Expansion Only — When searching recipes, only shows results from the expansion selected in the Filter dropdown. An All Expansions option in that dropdown searches everything at once.
• 1s Tip on Alt Work Orders — Automatically sets the tip to 1 silver when sending a personal work order to one of your own characters.
• Alt Crafter Buttons: Lists your characters with the profession for the item beside the Crafting Orders window; click one to send them a Personal order.
• Reagent Mains — When the warband bank opens, deposits reagents whose category is assigned to a different character.
  • Configure mains… — Opens the assignment window where each reagent category can be linked to one or more characters, "All" (everyone keeps), or "None".

Vendors

• Confirm Purchase Button — Shows a large tick button on vendor currency, sell, "no longer refundable", and "bind on equip" popups; clicking it confirms.
  • Overlay on Clicked Item — Places the button directly over the vendor item you clicked instead of next to the window.
• Flag Shopping List Decor at Vendors — Puts a green glow and the number you still need on any vendor item that grants a decor piece from your shopping list.
  • Alt-Right-Click to Buy What You Need — Lets you alt-right-click a flagged item to buy the amount you are short of, and adds a Buy All Needed button for everything the vendor stocks. Off by default.
• Preview Decor at Vendors — Hovering a vendor item that grants a decor piece shows the piece as a rotating model beside its tooltip.

Housing

• Track Missing Decor Button — Adds a Track Missing button to a blueprint's item list, putting every piece you are short of onto the shopping list.
• Blueprint Import History — Adds a button to the blueprint import window listing the last 10 codes you entered, with a name pane and rename and delete controls.
• Open Shopping List — Opens the Decor Shopping List, where you can see what each piece needs, drop pieces you no longer want, and send one to the game's tracker for a map pin.

Delves

• Trovehunter's Bounty — Shows a clickable button for your Trovehunter's Bounty when in a qualifying delve.
  • Minimum Delve Level — The minimum delve level required for the button to appear (1–11).
• Dundun Finder: Shows a button in bountiful delves that targets, pings and marks Dundun.
• Per-Spec Companion Loadout: Remembers your delve companion's role and curios for each specialization and puts them back when a delve hands them to you empty or you switch specs.

Inventory

• Bank Queue: Choose Auto or Manual for your bank moves, or hide the queue window.
• Use Items Popup — Displays a floating bar of buttons for consumable profession items in your bags.
  • Only while rested — Restricts the popup to cities and inns.
  • Show finishing reagents: Adds a button for finishing reagents that combine into a better one, such as 5 Multicraft Matrix into a Multicraft Manifold. Off by default.
  • Show decor: Adds one button for the decor in your bags, which moves on to the next piece each time you use one. On by default.

Rotation Glow

• Rotation Glow — Animates the suggested next-cast spell on the Essential Cooldown Viewer, using Blizzard's assisted combat data.

Combat Prep

• Combat Prep Window: Shows a bar of pull timer, ready check, break timer, assign tanks and ping target buttons while you are in a group in a dungeon, or leading or assisting a raid.
  • Ready Check Button — Show or hide the ready check button.
  • Ping Target Button: Show or hide the ping target button.
  • Assign Tanks Button: Show or hide the assign tanks button in raids.
  • Pull Timer (Mythic+) — How long the pull countdown lasts in dungeons (3–30 seconds).
  • Pull Timer (Raid) — How long the pull countdown lasts in raids (3–30 seconds).
  • Break Timer Duration — How long the break countdown lasts (1–15 minutes).
• Power Infusion Picker: Shows a window in dungeons, raids, and scenarios for priests to pick their Power Infusion target; clicking a name updates the 'PI' macro.
• Auto Combat Logging: Starts combat logging in selected raid difficulties and Mythic+ keys, stops when you leave; current season only by default.
• Create Kick Macro — Generates a class-appropriate interrupt macro in a character macro slot.
• Per-Spec Omnium Folio Runes: Remembers your Omnium Folio rune choices for each specialization and restores them when you switch specs.

Reminders

• Reminders: Switches every Grab-bag reminder on or off, and sets how long the Reminders window stays up (0 keeps it until you close it) and whether it stays open while resting.
• Gear: Repair, Missing Enchants and Empty Sockets reminders.
• Rewards: Great Vault and Trading Post reminders.
• Housing: House Upgrade Reminder.
• Inventory: Full Bags and Mail reminders.

Interface

• Remember Trading Post Animations: Keeps your Combat Animation and Mount Special checkbox choices between items and visits to the Trading Post.
• Map Teleports — Shows a teleport button on the world map's dungeon and raid entrances you have earned the teleport for, your class teleports where each spell lands, and Dundun's Abundant Travel Method on the active Abundance event. Each kind of teleport has its own toggle.
• Auto-dismiss Bonus Roll — Passes on the Bonus Roll popup at the end of instanced content, with per-character toggles for Mythic+ (with a minimum key level), Raids (with individual difficulty selection), Delves, Dungeons, and Hunts. Managed in Lucky's Loot Wishlist when that is installed.

Settings are saved per account, except for Bonus Roll preferences, Omnium Folio rune memory, and delve companion loadout memory, which are saved per character.

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Notes

• More features will be added over time — hence the name.
• Enchant slot icons by Lorc, Irongamer and Delapouite from game-icons.net, used under CC BY 3.0.

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A note on AI

My addons are made by one person who plays the game and wants them to work properly. I use AI tools to move faster, mostly on code, bug hunting, and docs, but every change is reviewed and tested in game before release. If a feature feels off or something breaks, that's mine to fix, and the Discord is the fastest way to reach me.

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/luckys-grab-bag