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Forever, Classic · checked 6 Nov 2026
AtlasLoot for WoW
AtlasLoot on Forever is the loot browser, and the build I can cite for that client is 1.3.1. The command is /atlasloot. There is a second line, often titled AtlasLoot Classic, that is not this Forever build. I am keeping the names apart because installing the wrong line produces an empty browser, not a partial one.
Compatibility and installation
The Forever-specific release is the relevant target for this page. AtlasLoot Classic and packages maintained for older private clients can share part of the project name while carrying different databases and interface declarations.
Loot tables inside a private 3.3.5a server are not this file. GearScore on those clients is a different addon with a different interface number. Linking them as one download would be a mistake.
Open the browser after /reload. If the window is blank, confirm the flavor folder is _forever_ and that the zip was not the retail AtlasLoot package. The two packages do not share a toc interface line.
The build label is a package identifier rather than a guarantee that every item or encounter is represented. A loot browser describes its included database; it does not change an item drop or a realm loot table. Compare the project name and supported client before comparing a missing entry with screenshots from another AtlasLoot branch.
Fields
| Field | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Author | Sliccer | 1 project source |
| Build | 1.3.1 | 1 project source |
| Folder | — | No published value |
| Command | /atlasloot | 1 project source |
| Depends on | — | No published value |
| Midnight | Forever build (AtlasLoot Classic Forever); separate from AtlasLootClassic by Lag | 1 source; see linked record |
Questions
Where do I put AtlasLoot?
Unzip so the folder AtlasLoot sits in that client's Interface/AddOns directory. The folder table lists the client path.
Does AtlasLoot have a Midnight build?
Forever build (AtlasLoot Classic Forever); separate from AtlasLootClassic by Lag