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0. Guide: Using the Loot History correctly » Mon 17. Aug 2026, 22:53

Where do I find the Loot History?
At the top of every page via the "Loot History" link. For the selected guild you will see a list of past loot awards from LootReserve raids: date, item (with a Wowhead tooltip preview on hover), winner, and how it was awarded (Reserved / Raid Roll / Disenchanted).

Some guilds are publicly visible, others members-only - that is set by each guild's management. The filter fields let you search by item name or player name.

Please note: the Loot History works with the CSV export of the LootReserve addon. Whether and how LootReserve will work in WoW: Forever is not known yet - this feature will be adapted as soon as it is.

Important: fill in your profile correctly!
For your loot wins to be linked to your account (and for the loot filter to find you), the Character First Name, Character Last Name and Ruleset fields under "Edit profile" must be set correctly - exactly matching your in-game character name and the ruleset it is on. If this is missing or wrong, your name will show up as "unmatched" on import and the member list will not find your entries.

Member view
"Members" shows every member of a guild with their role (Applicant/Member/Officer/Raid Leader/Guild Master) and character name. Clicking a name filters the loot list down to just that person's entries.

My guild
"My guild" lets you choose which guild you belong to and your role there. If the guild requires confirmation, an officer or guild master has to approve your request in the Guild Control Panel before you are listed as a member.

For officers and guild masters: uploading logs
"Upload Loot Log" lets you paste the CSV export from LootReserve directly. Afterwards you will see how many entries were newly imported, how many were already known (duplicates are skipped automatically), and whether any players could not be matched - usually because their profile (see above) is not filled in correctly yet.

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