Character profile page

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Open Guild > Members, click a character's name, then choose Profile. The profile shows that character's details, loot lists, and raid history.

What can I open or edit here?

The header shows the character's class, spec, raid groups, and other saved details. It links to their owner, or shows Unclaimed if no member owns them.

• edit opens character details, such as their name, class, and owner.
• wishlist & loot opens the item-list editor. Available links depend on your permissions; guild edit locks still apply.
• history opens the audit log for that character. For past raids, use Raid History below.

To change the Public Note, the owner and someone with officer-note editing permission can use its pencil, then press Save. Officer notes require viewing permission and are hidden in Streamer mode. Their pencil appears when you also have officer-note editing permission and Streamer mode is off; edit and press Save. You can also change notes through edit. See Members and characters for details and ownership changes.

How do I claim this character?

An active, unassigned character has a highlighted This character is unclaimed panel when you are an active guild member and either the guild allows claiming or you have character-edit permission. Press Claim this character to assign it to yourself immediately; this button has no separate confirmation prompt. Even an officer claims for themselves; use the editor to assign another member.

After a successful claim, the profile reloads with its owner and available editing controls, and a success message appears. Its existing lists and history stay attached. Loot locks still apply.

Archived or already assigned characters cannot be claimed. If the character becomes unavailable or claiming is disabled before you submit, the panel reports that result; Refresh character loads the current profile. You can also browse and confirm claims on the Unclaimed Characters page. If you claim the wrong character, ask a character editor to correct its ownership.

How do I browse profile raid history?

To compare several characters across recent raids, use Raids > Character Item History. Its Horizontal and Vertical views combine reservations, received loot, and waiting-time summaries; this profile section remains a single-character history.

Raid History shows this character's raids, newest first, with five entries per page. Use its page controls to browse and the page-length selector to change how many entries are shown.

Use the table's Search to find loaded entries by raid name or other row text, including reserved/received item names, attendance remarks, and visible notes. Search covers the loaded history across pages, not just the five entries currently visible. It does not search the separate loot lists or item-slot table. Put a phrase in quotes to keep its words together; clear Search to show all entries again.

The Raid heading is not sortable. Click a raid name to open that raid's details.

Entries can show attendance credit, Excused, a remark, and public or permitted officer notes. cancelled, archived, and attendance ignored describe different raid states. Older entries can be muted because they fall outside the guild's attendance window. Appearing in history does not mean a raid currently counts toward attendance.

Beneath each raid's details, Reserved items and Received Items show this character's saved items linked to that raid, side by side on larger screens and stacked on mobile. Item links use rarity colors, icons, and hover tooltips. Repeated copies of the same item are grouped with a quantity; the heading counts individual records, not distinct item names.

No reserves recorded and No loot recorded mean there are no matching saved records for this character and raid. They do not establish whether an item dropped or a roll was lost. Received loot without a raid association remains in the character's separate Received Items list. This display does not automatically compare reserves with awards or combine other characters owned by the same member; member-profile raid history remains unchanged.

See Raids and attendance for credit and attendance rules.

How do I export this character's reserves?

Use Export reserves above the profile's Raid History table, then choose Download CSV or Download JSON. View CSV and View JSON open the same character-scoped result as raw text in a new tab. Use Select All and Copy there (Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C; Cmd+A/C on macOS) to copy and paste the full result. The menu is available to eligible character-profile viewers without edit, claim, or loot-assignment permission, including on archived or unclaimed profiles and when Raid History shows None yet. Private wishlist/prio settings and hidden attendance do not disable this separate reservation download or expose those private fields.

The file contains every currently saved reservation occurrence for this exact character and a raid in the current guild. Duplicate reserved slots remain separate records. It does not combine alts or other characters owned by the same member. Scope follows the character ID, so renaming or claiming the character does not merge another character's records.

This includes historical and current expansions, future raids, and archived, cancelled, or attendance-ignored raids. A surviving reserve without an attendee entry is included even if it is absent from the on-screen history. Table Search, pagination, attendance/group filters, and cached profile data do not narrow the file. The server reads saved records when you click, without the shared export cache or a live Softres.it request.

A valid character with no reserves downloads CSV headings or an empty JSON reservations array. Both formats use the shared Reservations schema, with the exact character ID recorded in the JSON filter scope and filenames such as reservations-<guild-slug>-character-<character-id>-<UTC-date>.csv or .json. Private notes are excluded, and existing note/list permissions are unchanged. This is a reservation report, not received-loot history or a restore/import format.

For a narrower date range, raid group, or dungeon, open Guild > Exports > Reservations and select this character with the desired filters.

Which controls are on a character's loot lists?

The profile shows Prios, wishlists, Received Items, and Recipes. Prios are grouped by raid group. These lists have no Search box; the Search boxes elsewhere on the page affect only their own tables.

• Click the eye-slash control beside Prios to hide off-spec prios. Click again to show them. It does not hide off-spec wishlists or received loot.
• Click show inactive wishlists to reveal nonempty numbered lists other than the guild's current list. Its number counts those lists, not items. Click again to hide them. Inactive means not current; it does not mean locked.
• Click the sort icon beside a wishlist heading to switch wishlist display between dungeon grouping and rank order. This switches the profile's wishlist layouts without changing saved ranks.
• Where a heading has a pencil, click it to open the loot editor. A wishlist heading opens that numbered list.

Crossed-out wishlist and prio entries are marked received. The Received Items list records actual saved received items, while Recipes records known recipes. See Wishlists, Received loot, and Recipes for their meaning and editing rules.

The roster's received-loot date preference does not restrict these profile lists. If wishlists or prios are missing, check the guild settings: disabled features are hidden, private lists require access, and prios may be limited to the first few ranks. You can still see your own private wishlists while the wishlist feature is enabled.

What does the character's item-slot table show?

Below the loot lists, the Slot / Received table groups received records by equipment slot. The number beside a slot counts its records, including repeated received items. This is loot history, not the character's currently equipped gear.

Search this table for a slot or item name. A match keeps the whole slot row, including its other items. It does not change the number beside the slot or filter the Received Items list above. Clear Search to restore the other slots.

Neither column is sortable, and this table has no pagination. Click an item to open its guild item page. Item dates use the received date when set, or the record's creation date otherwise; guild tiers appear when enabled.

The slot table currently appears only when the character has at least one linked raid. None yet in this section therefore does not prove that the character has no received loot. Check Received Items above it.

The item-slot table has no CSV export button. For reservation downloads, use Export reserves in the Raid History panel; for other available exports, see Exporting TMB data.