A Fuller Nest

Branch-days on the roost

Hootus now throws a little party when a member hits an anniversary in your Discord, a year since they joined the server, two, and optional month markers. Switch it on and pick where it posts.

A nudge for the ones gone quiet

A weekly officer report, and a /dormancy command, lists verified members still on the roster who have gone quiet: no recent login and no recent raids. Anyone on /away is left in peace.

Officer notes

Officers can jot a private note on any member with /notes, read them back, and clear them. Officers only, never shown to the member.

PvP and pets on the armory

Character and armory pages now show honorable kills and PvP rank, and hunters get their pets listed. Works for TBC and MoP, no login needed.

The guild feed, piped into Discord

MoP guilds can send the in-game guild activity feed, fresh achievements and boss kills, straight to a Discord channel.

Set up your channels from the web

One click in the web setup builds a tidy set of categories and channels with the right permissions already wired, shaped to what your guild does. The old in-Discord channel command is retired.

The roster shows more at a glance

The roster and /whois now show item level and off-spec, plus faction on /whois, pulled straight from the last sync instead of sitting unused.

Sturdier under the hood

A half-finished verification now survives a bot restart, new arrivals get a DM pointing them to /verify when there is no welcome channel, and the setup handshake finds whoever added the bot faster.