Hunt smarter.
Share less noise.
PSW Hunt for the Rares tracks supported rares, remembers your collection progress and builds community-observed loot data — without automating your gameplay.
Today's community stats
Live numbers from the HFTR community database. These will fill up automatically once companion clients begin syncing observations.
Built to remove the guesswork from rare hunting.
Rare hunting in World of Warcraft can mean waiting around, checking chat, wondering whether a rare is dead, protected, about to become attackable, or even part of the same spawn cycle. HFTR was created to bring that information together without taking control away from the player.
Less waiting. Less noise.
PSW Hunt for the Rares gives rare hunters one place for supported rare status, protected timers, kill history, routes, waypoints, collection progress and useful loot information. The goal is simple: spend less time guessing and more time actually hunting.
Observe, remember and synchronize.
HFTR watches game information that World of Warcraft makes available to addons. It can identify supported rares, maintain live status, remember kills, track protected timers and synchronize rare state with other HFTR users. Character and account-wide history stay available between sessions through WoW SavedVariables.
Real observations become useful statistics.
The optional HFTR Companion can upload anonymous loot observations from supported rares and download aggregated community data. Over time this can build observed drop rates, sample counts, rare-specific loot tables, current-expansion gearing information, and legacy mount and toy data.
Smarter, not automatic.
HFTR can automatically update tracker information and synchronize rare status, but it does not play the game for you. Chat sharing, waypoints, routes, countdowns and other player-facing actions require an explicit click or keybind.
Make rare hunting smarter, not automatic.
HFTR is designed to give players better information while keeping every gameplay decision in the player's hands.