GUILD TOOLS · FREE · WOW CLASSIC
Loot Priority, P0 and P0+ for WoW Classic Guilds
With a priority list, players say before the raid which items matter most to them. GuildLoot has the levels P1 to P3 and, as a binding special priority, P0, which guild leadership approves.
What are loot priority and P0?
A priority system hands out loot by importance instead of by chance. It suits guilds that plan wishes in advance and want key items to reach the right players.
How GuildLoot does it
- P1 to P3: every player picks up to three wish items on three levels. Guild leadership can rename the levels or turn single levels off.
- P0 is a binding special priority: players enter it on the loot page (in Classic Era also in Discord), and leadership approves or declines it.
- In Classic Era, P0 and P0+ can optionally close 30 minutes before the raid starts.
- P0+ saves up points for one item: in Classic Era, +1 per raid attended and 0.5 on the bench (adjustable). P0+ only exists together with P0.
- Priorities stay hidden from other players until the raid starts (in Classic Era, until leadership publishes the priority list); leadership and the loot master see them earlier. In Classic Era the P0 choice is visible.
- P1–P3 exist in every version, P0 and P0+ in Classic Era, Classic Anniversary and WoW Forever (TBC has P1–P3 only). In Classic Era, a priority history records what was entered.
Frequently asked questions
What is P0?
A binding special priority above P1 to P3 that guild leadership has to approve.
What is P0+?
An extension of P0: in Classic Era, for every raid attended, the player collects one point on their P0+ item, half a point on the bench.
Who can see the priorities?
Other players only once the raid starts (in Classic Era, once leadership publishes the priority list); guild leadership and the loot master earlier.
Is there P0 in TBC?
No, TBC has the levels P1 to P3.
Registration is free and there is no paid tier. You can also use parts of GuildLoot on their own, for example only the log analysis.