Data details
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- source-only third-party source only, not verified for this build · current-build verification: incomplete
- Evidence
- AllTheThings 5.3.15
dataset built 2026-10-04 · policy PendingReuseReview · publication cleared: no
source idallthethings-5.3.15-7ce26df06a28a011· Third-party addon data (AllTheThings 5.3.15, Camelot/Forever tree, released 2026-10-04). Its changelog says the Forever database was last harvested for client build 1.60.1.70205; the installed client is 1.60.1.70245. ATT supplies no names: item/NPC names come from retained Questie records. Not verified against the current Forever build. Mixed root notices (MIT LICENSE plus 'All Rights Reserved unless otherwise explicitly stated' LICENSE.txt); the scope over generated database files and the rights in upstream data are unresolved. Local development only; PublicationRestricted until human sign-off. - AtlasLoot Continued 12485
dataset built unknown · policy PendingReuseReview · publication cleared: no
source idatlasloot-12485-f08d2f6cb436be77· Third-party addon data (AtlasLoot Continued 12485, Forever data module). The dataset's build date is not stated by the addon; dungeons copy Classic tables and several entries are TODO placeholders. Not verified against the current Forever build. Camelot TOCs declare 'X-License: GPL v2' for the code; no explicit grant for the loot data was found, and its percentages may derive from other sites. Local development only; PublicationRestricted until human sign-off. - ForeverDungeonJournal 1.6.1
dataset built unknown · policy PendingReuseReview · publication cleared: no
source iddungeonjournal-1.6.1-926232b2e64bf253· Third-party addon data (ForeverDungeonJournal 1.6.1). Its SOURCES.txt lists websites compiled from (Deadmines references dated 22 September 2026) and says it mixes observed Forever items with inherited Classic drop assignments. Not verified against the current Forever build. No explicit data redistribution grant found in the installed root; its SOURCES.txt lists third-party websites it was compiled from. Local development only; PublicationRestricted until human sign-off. - QuestieDB 1.0.5
dataset built 2023-11-14 · policy PendingReuseReview · publication cleared: no
source idquestiedb-1.0.5-33c298038c373956· Third-party dataset baked 2023-11-14T22:13:20Z (QuestieDB 1.0.5, Questie 12.0.4). Not verified against the current Forever build except where a row is marked CurrentBuildCorroborated. No explicit data redistribution grant found in the installed Questie/QuestieDB roots; Wowhead-derived support data possible. LocalDevelopmentOnly; PublicationRestricted until human sign-off. - RareScanner 1.60.1.b7
dataset built 2026-10-01 · policy PendingReuseReview · publication cleared: no
source idrarescanner-1.60.1.b7-0a32c55bee75e71e· Third-party addon static tables (RareScanner 1.60.1.b7, TOC date 2026-10-01). RareScanner tracks NPCs; tracking is not a rarity assertion. Static locations are source claims in the source's own map frame; runtime sightings live in per-player SavedVariables and are not imported. Not verified against the current Forever build. TOC declares 'X-License: All Rights Reserved'; no data grant was found. Local development only; PublicationRestricted until human sign-off. No legal conclusion is drawn.
- AllTheThings 5.3.15
- Build
- 1.60.1.70245 (enUS)
- Publication
- Pending review — publication-restricted source data
Classification assertions
- journal-rare — ForeverDungeonJournal 1.6.1 ForeverDungeonJournal marks an encounter this NPC participates in as 'rare'. · locator
encounter participant:4842 - rank-rare-elite = 2 — QuestieDB 1.0.5 Questie npc.rank interpreted with the standard WoW creature classification (0 normal, 1 elite, 2 rare elite, 3 world boss, 4 rare). Questie's installed files list the field but do not define its values; agreement with the Dungeon Journal's own rare flags is measured in the normalization report. · locator
npc:4842:rank - rarescanner-tracked — RareScanner 1.60.1.b7 RareScanner's static table lists the NPC for scanning. The same table contains non-rare NPCs, so this is not a rarity assertion. · locator
NpcInfoTables.lua:490
RareScanner tracks NPCs for scanning; its table also lists non-rare NPCs, so "tracked" alone is never read as rare. Rarity is shown only where another source (Questie creature rank, the Dungeon Journal) asserts it.
Legend
client client-verified for this build; corroborated third-party source, corroborated by client evidence; scanner first-party: ForeverDB addon scanner on the current client build; source-only third-party source only, not verified for this build; disputed third-party source, disputed by client evidence;