Getting started

Grudge List is a personal do-not-group list. You add a name and a reason once; from then on the addon warns you when that player is in your party or raid, so a ninja from three months ago does not get a second chance by accident.

Install#

1. Copy the GrudgeList folder (the one containing GrudgeList.toc) into World of Warcraft\_anniversary_\Interface\AddOns.
2. Launch the game or /reload, and look for the load line in chat: Grudge List: v0.1.0 loaded. 0 grudges on file.

No dependencies. The list is saved account-wide, so every character you play sees the same names. Current build notes are on the tool page.

The first name#

Command	What it does
/grudge add Name-Realm reason	Add someone, with an optional reason: /grudge add Stabbyrogue-Dreamscythe ninja'd the warglaive.
/grudge target reason	Add whoever you are targeting — the easiest way, since it records their class and realm for you.
/grudge recent	Print recent groupmates with zone and time, marking those already listed — for the name you cannot quite remember from last night's pug.
/grudge	Open the window: the list, categories, and the warning settings.

What happens next#

When a listed player joins your party or raid, the addon says so — in chat, and with a warning frame if you leave that on. /grudge check re-runs the check on the current group at any moment. The tone and frequency of the warnings are yours to set; Tune the warnings walks through the options.

Housekeeping#

• /grudge remove Name-Realm takes someone off; /grudge undo restores the last removal within the same session.
• /grudge export and /grudge import swap lists with a friend who also runs the addon — Share your list with a friend.
• /grudge list prints everything to chat, one line each: name, category, reason, date added.

The complete command reference is under Commands.