Routes

Predicted time to each route's top level, grinding included, re-planned from everyone's play data: daily during the beta, weekly after launch. The pill shows the change over the past 7 days.

Send your play data

The addon quietly records how fast you level: fight and step times, and where quests start, end and happen. Brand-new Forever quests are missing from every database, so this is how the routes learn them. Type /boost export in game, press Ctrl+C, and paste it here.

The export holds your class, race, levels, fight and step times and the quests you played. It holds no character, realm or account names, and you can read every line before sending. Privacy.

When to send an export

• Best: when you finish a guide, e.g. on reaching level 10, 15 or 20. Each export holds that guide's step times from start to finish, which is what the planner checks itself against.
• Or every few hours of play. The addon keeps your most recent 400 fights; play much longer than that between exports and the oldest fights drop out. Level totals, step times and quest spots are kept for good.
• Always before you delete or stop playing a character.
• Any time you've done brand-new Forever quests. Where you found their mobs and items is the data nobody else has yet.

The most useful play is ordinary play that follows the guide. Grouped play is welcome too, but solo fights tell the routes the most about kill speed. No need to /reload or log out first, and sending again later is fine: each export includes everything before it.

Get it

BoostedXP is on CurseForge and Wago. Install it with your addon manager, or download the zip and copy the BoostedXP folder into World of Warcraft/_classic_beta_/Interface/AddOns. Then type /boost in game. It picks up wherever your character stands (/boost guide current does it again any time).

Versions

What changed in each version: the addon itself, the planner that builds the routes, and the routes. Your addon manager offers the newest version.

How to use it

• Follow the top step. The window shows what to do now, then a line, then what's coming up in gray. The arrow points at the current step; steps tick off by themselves when the game says they're done.
• Read the "On the way" hints. When a quest's mobs or items are on your path to the next quest giver, the step says so: pick them up as you walk instead of coming back.
• Let it accept and turn in quests. It only touches quests in the next few steps and never picks a quest reward for you. Hold Shift while talking to an NPC to do it yourself, or turn it off with /boost auto off.
• Off the route? /boost next skips a step and /boost back goes back. A skipped quest that a later quest needs comes back on its own. If you've played elsewhere, /boost guide current finds the guide and step that fit your level, quests and location.
• Check the time left. Under the title, "Time remaining until level N" is the planner's estimate for the rest of the guide. It counts down as you finish steps.
• Dungeons are part of the route. Their quests pay far more XP than their mobs, so the guide lines up every quest for a dungeon and then says "Time to do Ragefire Chasm!" at the right level. No group, or not interested? /boost dungeons off hides them, and warns you how much extra grinding that adds (/boost dungeon RFC off skips just one).
• Class quests. When one opens at your level, the window says so. /boost class takes you to your class quests and back to your guide.
• A closer step. If you're standing near a step you can already do, the window may show that one first and keeps the planned next step in the list. /boost flex off sticks to the planned order.
• Something's wrong? Stand where it should be and type /boost where plus a short note (/boost where weapons here). The spot goes into your next export.

Type /boost help for every command, including /boost font <size> for bigger text.