Hands has no enchant+0.1k (0.0%)Verdant Tracker's Claws is unenchanted. None of these carries a stat line — they are procs and effects — so the sim picks between them rather than the stat weights.
Ancient Hash'ey Battle Art: Heat Wavethe sim’s pickSylvanas · character page · last seen 13h ago
11 things worth doing · simming 161.4k as equipped · ranked by default weights for your role
Slots wearing something that takes an enchant and has not got one.
Hands has no enchant+0.1k (0.0%)Verdant Tracker's Claws is unenchanted. None of these carries a stat line — they are procs and effects — so the sim picks between them rather than the stat weights.
Ancient Hash'ey Battle Art: Heat Wavethe sim’s pickSockets waiting on gems, and slots that could be given one.
Waist and Wrist have no socket at all. A Venomous Jeweler's Setting adds one, and a socket is a gem you would not otherwise be wearing — plus another colour toward a diamond's bonus. Eligibility is a rule the armory does not publish: these are the slots this roster has actually been seen carrying an added socket, so check the item in game before buying the setting.
Where the rating is leaking, and what the next milestone pays.
Your best few keys average +12. 5 of them have never been run this season. Bringing all of them up to your usual level is worth roughly +1860 rating, from 1116 — an estimate from what your own best keys are scoring, not a published table, so treat it as the size of the prize rather than a promise. Rating is the sum of your per-dungeon scores, so the cheapest points are in the ones furthest behind — raising a low key is worth more than another run of the dungeon you are already best at.
You are at 1116 and the achievement wants 1500. It pays Title: The Venomous. Thresholds and rewards are read off Blizzard's own achievement text, not transcribed.
1 of 8 done this week, 1 picked up and not turned in. This week, by our count: no Mythic+ runs, no delves and no raid bosses — the week, not any one quest's progress. Transcribed from a maintained addon and checked against Blizzard's own quest records — single-source.
Picked up, not turned in. Feeds the Research Console, which is the only way to upgrade the Crucible of Erratic Energies. (The Singularity)
Silvermoon's weekly. Pays gear on the Champion track and renown toward the Court's reward track. (Silvermoon Court)
The Amani weekly, and the cheapest one to finish if you are short on time. (Amani Tribe)
Harandar's weekly, and the one that feeds the relic chain. (Harandar)
Zul'jarra's weekly, at the current patch's zone. (Zul'jarra's Forces)
The second Zul'jarra weekly — a separate reward from Turn Back the Surge, not an alternative to it. (Zul'jarra's Forces)
Slayer's Duellum weekly. Worth it even for a PvE character — the reward is on the gear track. (Slayer's Duellum)
Reference, not advice — nothing here is asking you to do anything. Every system this expansion ships and how much of each one is visible from outside the game, because the folio sat untouched for weeks purely because nobody knew it existed. The list is from Blizzard’s own achievement and quest categories rather than a wiki, and every link goes to a page that verifiably exists: Wowhead answers 200 for guide URLs that do not.
Five studies that permanently upgrade your character. Nothing gates them and nothing expires — all five are open, in any order.
The studies count comes off the achievement, so this page shows exactly where you are. The powers themselves appear in no endpoint.
The Amani Tribe's event in Zul'Aman: an offering cycle that pays out to everyone taking part when it fills.
Whether it is running right now is map and widget data, which the profile API does not carry — an addon has to read it off the client. The Amani weekly that feeds it is in the list above.
Named hunts at Normal, Hard and Nightmare. Nightmare pays gear on the Hero track.
Blizzard files these under their own achievement category and tags the quests "Prey", so a kill shows up once it is turned in — but the hunt table itself is client-side.
Repeatable ritual events around Quel'Thalas, with a progression of their own.
Quests carry the "Ritual Sites" category, which is the only reliable way to spot one — several are not flagged weekly even though they are.
Rotating zone assaults. Its own achievement category, so it is a system rather than a one-off event.
Seen when an assault quest completes. The rotation and what is up now are not published.
Solo or small-group dungeons on eleven tiers. Tier 11 pays Myth crests, repeatably, and the weekly quest is the largest single lump of crests outside a raid lockout.
Counted for the week from your lifetime total, the same way the vault page does it. The Gilded Stash and Trovehunter's Bounty are client-side.
A house, a neighbourhood, and weeklies attached to both. A root achievement category of its own.
Blizzard tags the weeklies "Neighborhood". The roster has completed thirteen of them, which is how this list found the system at all.
"Tailoring Services Requested" and friends — one per profession, every week, for knowledge and currency.
Tagged "Professions" on the quest record. Easy to miss because they are picked up from a board rather than announced.
Replayable story scenarios, with an achievement category of its own.
Cosmetic and story rather than gear, and listed here only so it is not a surprise later.
