WoW guild add-on for invitations and guild-character behavior, as described by Babuni.dev.
RoarGuild is a World of Warcraft character-expression and community addon. It connects three kinds of experience: action-button-driven emotes, welcoming recruitment language for the ROAR guild, and Roarboard, a peer-shared message board. The original creative description gives its center of gravity:
RoarGuild is not about optimization. It is about presence.
Characters are not loadouts. They are stories in motion. An ordinary action-bar press may produce a spontaneous emote without changing the player's intended action. Players can configure independent instances and emote selections, while rare global fallback roars and optional reminders add a little unpredictability.
Install
Place the committed roarguild.lua and roarguild.toc inside Interface/AddOns/roarguild/; restart the client and enable RoarGuild. The TOC loads roarguild.lua and declares the account-wide SavedVariables table ROGUDB.
The source targets 1.12-era Lua APIs but actual compatibility and coexistence with other UseAction wrappers have not been verified in this audit.
The action-triggered emote system (/rogu)
- Type
/rogu watch, press a button, and note its physical action-slot number; type /rogu watch again to hide slot reports.
- Set up an instance such as
/rogu slot1 13.
- Change it with
/rogu chance1 40 and /rogu timer1 10.
- Add an available native WoW token with
/rogu emote LAUGH, then run /rogu emote list to see its assigned ID.
- Use
/rogu emote1 <id> to include that ID in instance 1, or /rogu emote1 list to inspect the pool.…
RoarGuild is a World of Warcraft character-expression and community addon. It connects three kinds of experience: action-button-driven emotes, welcoming recruitment language…
RoarGuild's README supplies the project's most direct artistic statement: “RoarGuild is not about optimization. It is about presence.” The addon treats a WoW character as a…
Earlier October 26 commits established Babuni.dev display attribution and a short docs scaffold. The present pass examined the extensive repository and Git history, rewrote the…
The source is the authority for current functionality. Past commit messages do not reveal every discussion, motivation, or success/failure in game. Do not infer that all…
Distinct timing: an instance consumes its cooldown after an eligible attempt, even on a failed chance roll. Fallback only updates its last on success, so its 2s…
RoarGuild deliberately places small spontaneous gestures on actions the player already makes. The original README contrasts presence with optimization: roaring is not…
The earliest January 10, 2026 committed code combined RoarGuild with GodBod exercise functionality. January 24 changes removed the GodBod component from the standalone…
This public repository contains the creator's stated design philosophy, the game addon Lua and TOC, dated source edits and several PR merge records. Its README explains RoarGuild…
No tests above have been run by this documentation audit.
ROAR is both a game-native gesture and an identity word. The fresh install's shared emote registry starts with ROAR at ID 1, and the manual /rogu roar command unconditionally…
Read the project repository and its documentation.
