AAzerothSurvivors
Capture · v1.0.0

The addon

A run ends and a panel opens with one code in it, already selected. Copy it, paste it on the board, add your video link. You fill in nothing by hand, and you turn on nothing first.

01

Unzip it

Inside is one folder, ASLeaderboard. Keep it whole. The game finds the addon by that folder name.

02

Drop the folder in

This build keeps its addons next to the launcher, not in the usual Interface\AddOns. The folder goes here:

Azeroth Survivors Together\benilla-config\AddOns
03

Restart and tick it on

At the character screen, open AddOns and check that Leaderboard is ticked. Nothing appears while you play. The panel opens when a run ends.

What the code carries

The addon reads all of it straight from the running game, so you can copy a build off this board slot for slot.

  • Class, race, zone, the heroic tier you ran it at, and whether it was endless
  • Every spell you took, at the rank you finished on
  • Amulet, both rings, both trinkets, with the roll each one gave you
  • Kills, time survived, level, bosses, gold, damage and DPS
  • All eleven character-pane multipliers at the moment the run ended
  • Your party's names and their damage, which is how the board pairs co-op entries

What it cannot know

The game hands addons a fixed set of numbers. The addon reports what it can read and leaves the rest blank. It never guesses.

  • Which spells you banished

    The game never tells an addon what it offered you, so you mark these on the submit form, where your class's whole spell list is already on screen.

  • Elites, guardians and chests

    The engine publishes where they are, not how many you finished. The board does not show a number it would have to invent.

  • Damage taken

    The meter reports only damage done. The addon has no second mode to read.

Playing co-op

Everyone pastes their own code. An addon reads its own character's spells and jewelry, never a teammate's, so one code describes one build. Each code carries the roster and the moment the run ended, and the board uses those two to join the group back up. That is also how a co-op entry shows what every member played.

Submit a run