One account everywhere
Sign in with Discord and use the same ClassicQuester account on the website and in Companion. Companion also supports Battle.net sign-in.
ClassicQuester Companion — Early Access
ClassicQuester Companion connects your ClassicQuester account, tools, guilds, builds and — when the Forever beta launches — your characters, quests, gear and progression.
Early Access runs through the ClassicQuester Discord. Both links open in a new tab.
These parts of Companion work in version 0.2 with your ClassicQuester account, before the Forever beta opens.
Sign in with Discord and use the same ClassicQuester account on the website and in Companion. Companion also supports Battle.net sign-in.
Plan builds in Companion with the same talent data and build codes as ClassicQuester.com, so a build works in both places.
Browse guilds, filter listings and manage your guild post, in Companion or on the website.
Read ClassicQuester news about WoW Forever inside Companion.
New Companion versions download automatically, and a What’s New page shows what changed after an update.
News and talent data are kept on your PC, so they still open when you’re offline.
Your ClassicQuester identity, WoW installation, tools and synchronization status live inside one desktop Companion.
The ClassicQuester addon and game-data sync switch on after the Forever beta client becomes available. Until then, the parts of Companion below are previews: they show how things will work, and nothing is read from your game yet.
Planned: your characters’ level, class and details sent from the addon to Companion and your account.
Planned: completed and active quests per zone, so you can see what’s left.
Planned: equipped gear and character stats, kept up to date after you play.
Planned: install and update the ClassicQuester addon from Companion.
Planned: find groups for quests and dungeons with other ClassicQuester players.
Planned: your journey from level 1 to 60, across every character.
ClassicQuester will tailor information to your own character: what you’ve done, what you’re wearing and what comes next. Today Companion shows the layout with an example character, clearly marked as an example.
A quest database for every zone, matched with your own progress once the addon can record it. Companion already shows the zones and how progress will be laid out.
Example numbers. Your quests are not synchronized yet.
Guild listings are shared between ClassicQuester.com and Companion. Post your guild once and it appears in both, and players can filter to find the right fit.
One listing. Website and Companion.
The website, Companion, the addon and the cloud are parts of one connected platform, not separate tools. Your account ties them together.
Guides • databases • tools • community
Sync • planning • updates • local data
Your game • character • progression
Guilds • profiles • groups • discoveries
Accounts • Guilds • Talents • News
Integration work begins: Addon • Characters • Quests • Gear • Sync
Database growth • New community tools
The first full release
Installing a desktop app is a matter of trust. Here is what Companion does to earn it.
Discord and Battle.net sign-in happen in your normal web browser, and Companion receives the result. You never type those passwords into Companion.
To keep you signed in, Companion stores its sign-in credentials in Windows Credential Manager.
Every update is checked against ClassicQuester’s signature, and Companion refuses an update package that ClassicQuester didn’t sign.
Companion doesn’t play, click or automate anything in World of Warcraft. It focuses on information, planning, progression and supported addon features.
ClassicQuester Companion is under active development. Several sections currently contain previews because the Forever client is not yet available. Character synchronization, quest tracking, gear synchronization, addon installation and group functionality will be completed as Forever Beta integration becomes possible.
Expect frequent updates and occasional bugs.
Help test Companion, shape upcoming features and be ready when beta launches.
ClassicQuester is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment.