Jebbie's Mods
Jebbie on a frontier porch at sunset, reading a glowing almanac by a lantern, a desert road and mesas behind her.

Jebbie's Almanac

A leveling almanac that plans around you.

World of Warcraft ForeverMade for WoW Forever
Download the Jebbie's Mods launcherfor Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel) · 9.3 MBDownload the Jebbie's Mods launcherfor Windows · 2.3 MB

or install Jebbie's Almanac by hand · what the launcher does

Every system
Jebbie reading the almanac on the porch steps, lantern beside her.

Routes that start where you stand

Open the Almanac and it reads your level, class, race and the quests you have done, then picks the route and the next step from there. No starting over at step one because you played a little on your own.

The Almanac route window: Kobold Candles, with the objectives, the coordinates and the next quest to accept.

Trainers, flights and boats

Trainer visits are in the route with the spells you get and what they cost. Flights, the tram, ships and zeppelins, and your hearthstone are planned for you, so the route knows when walking is the slow way.

A route step: train at Zaldimar Wefhellt in Elwynn Forest, with the new spells and their cost.

Alliance and Horde

Every race and class has a route from 1 to 60, from Elwynn, Dun Morogh and Teldrassil to Durotar, Tirisfal Glades and Mulgore, with each class's own quests and tips. Shaman included, and the Dwarf Shamans and Undead Paladins that are new in Forever.

A plan that follows the game

Each step shows done, in progress or skipped from what the game reports. Tick a step yourself, skip one and come back later, and see extra quests you picked up, with where they fit on your way.

Your plan at step 22 of 52: accept Riverpaw Gnoll Bounty from Deputy Rainer, do the objectives, turn it in with a hint to pick Urchin's Pants (cloth), and two extra quests with where they fit.

New in the beta: stop cards

Turn on Beta in the launcher and your route is grouped into stops, the way you play it: where to go (click it to set the waypoint), who to talk to, and everything to do there, with live counts. Your current stop is highlighted and the next five stay in view. Compact shows one line per stop. The new guide window and the classic window both have them, and /jebbie view switches between the two.

The Your plan window on a level 13 mage in Westfall, step 2 of 53, with expanded stop cards: go to Westfall 52.4, 62.4 and travel to Westfall; go to Westfall 56.6, 52.7, talk to Thor and get the flight path at Sentinel Hill; collect 8 Gnoll Paw from Riverpaw Taskmaster or Riverpaw Gnoll (0 of 8) and 15 Red Leather Bandana from Defias Smuggler or Defias Pathstalker (10 of 15); then turn in Red Leather Bandanas to Scout Galiaan.

Stop cards in the beta.

Back in step with your quest log

In the beta, the route rebuilds itself when you log in and as you accept, finish, abandon or turn in quests, so it does not drift from what you are doing. /jebbie resync does it right now and tells you which step you are on.

Quests new in WoW Forever

Quests that are new in WoW Forever stand out: a soft blue tint on the quest window, a small infinity badge in its corner, and a blue infinity mark after the title in your quest log. Turn it off with Mark new Forever quests in the settings.

The quest window for Croaky's Head, new in WoW Forever: a blue infinity badge in the top corner of the parchment, the quest text, the objective to deliver Croaky's Head to Merell Ross at Ridgepoint Tower, and rewards of 3 silver 50 copper and 850 experience.

Waypoint, arrow and map pins

Every step sets the game's own waypoint, an on-screen arrow shows distance and time, and the next few steps are pinned on your world map. In the beta, the marker under the arrow follows the game's own signs: a yellow ? to turn in, ! to accept a quest, a flight icon for a flight path, with a short line saying what to do there.

The guide arrow on screen next to a level 13 gnome mage, pointing the way, with a map pin marker under it that reads 1385 yd, Westfall, Go to: Westfall.

Gold and professions

All twelve professions from 1 to 300 on the cheapest path, with materials counted from your bags, and what to vendor, auction or keep, from the Auction House prices you have seen yourself.

The Making gold guide, step 1 of 4, from your bags and the auction prices you have seen: sell 8 items to a vendor for 4s 78c, each with Jebbie's vendor advice, and auction 2 Light Leather for about 95c after the cut, at about 48c each, where a vendor pays 15c.

Making gold, in the beta (0.9.66).

The Professions page of the Jebbie's menu, from every mod: guides for First Aid, Cooking, Tailoring, Leatherworking, Blacksmithing, Engineering, Alchemy and Enchanting, and a link to open the guide viewer.

Level brackets, one pack at a time

Routes come in level-bracket packs up to 60, and the Almanac loads only the pack for your class and level, so it stays light.

Everything in one menu

In the beta, the Jebbie's menu puts your mods and everything they offer in one place: the plan you are following with a Continue button, your leveling guides, Making gold, and tools to find the nearest inn, vendor, mailbox or bank, find a profession trainer, change quick settings, report a problem or switch to the classic view. Professions, gathering, farm loops, gold and settings from every mod sit in the same menu.

The Jebbie's menu with Jebbie's Almanac 0.9.66 open: following Your plan at level 12, step 14 of 53, with a Continue button; Leveling, Gold and Tools sections; and on the left Your mods (Almanac, Satchel, Attunement, Journal) and Everything (Professions, Gathering, Farm loops, Gold, Settings).

The Jebbie's menu, in the beta (0.9.66).

Better with Voices and Satchel

With Jebbie's Voices, she speaks your quest finishes, trainer visits and gear upgrades. With Jebbie's Satchel, your gathering pins sit on the same map. Each works on its own too.

Your plan: step 3 of 52, accept Lost Necklace, with the quest levels and XP.

Advice only

It never plays for you: no key presses, no movement, no auto accept or turn-in, and nothing happens in combat. It follows Blizzard's addon policy.

At a glance

Status, commands and bug reports

Status

Stable · 0.9.86

On this site and in the Jebbie's Mods launcher, and on CurseForge and Wago Addons. Beta 0.9.89 is in the launcher with the Beta channel on.

Slash commands

  • /jebbieJebbie's Almanac (/almanac works too)
  • /jebbie resyncRebuild your route from your quest log right now (beta)
  • /jbugReport a problem

Found a bug?

Type /jbug in the game to report it; the launcher sends the report for you. No launcher? Use the bug form at jebbiesmods.com/bug.

Everything in it

Every feature

Leveling routes to 60

A step-by-step route for your class from where you stand, in level brackets (1-10, 11-20 and on), with quests, flights, the tram, ships and zeppelins, your hearthstone and trainer visits.

Riding at 40 and 60

At 40 and 60 a tip names your own race's riding trainer; in Forever the mount comes with the riding skill.

Quests new in Forever

Quests that Forever added since 2004 join the routes once someone has played them with the Almanac, marked "Learned from Forever", starting with four new Northshire quests. Quests Forever changed (the Kobold Candles are no longer in the mines) point where play found them.

Forever's new dungeons

Your route names Forever's nine new dungeons when you reach their levels, from Blizzard's own level table, for when you have a group.

Jebbie's brain (opt-in)

Turn it on and the companion runs Jebbie's decision model on your own computer to weigh skipping a step, when to train and your bug reports; every call is shown as advice with how sure she is.

The new guide window (beta)

One dark, see-through guide window with a tab for each guide you follow, shared by Jebbie's mods. It does what the classic window does, from checkboxes and Skip to Find nearest and quick settings, and its Window settings set the scale, opacity, text size, width and lock, starting from your classic window's. Its Guides flyout lists your Jebbie mods and shared areas beside the window. Try it from the Guides menu.

New spells at your trainer

When you level up, Jebbie lists the spells your trainer now teaches, what they cost against your gold, and the nearest trainer.

Hearthstone advice

When hearthing home beats the walk to your next step, the step says so and the step item button offers your Hearthstone to click.

Routes in level brackets

Leveling is split into 1-10, 11-20 and on up to 60. Guides lists each bracket with its zones, your route carries on into the next by itself, and your ticks come with you.

Horde routes to 60

Every Horde race and class, Shaman included, from Durotar, Tirisfal Glades and Mulgore to level 60, with the zeppelins and the Horde cities.

Steps that follow the game

Every step shows done, in progress or skipped from what the game reports, you can tick any step done yourself, and picking up a quest never jumps the guide.

How hard is it?

Every quest step in the game's own colours, too-hard quests wait until you are ready, and solo tips for your class.

Skipped list

See what you skipped and why, go back to any step, or stop the reminders.

Extra quests

Quests the route does not have get their own section, with where they fit on your way.

Guides menu

One button to switch between leveling routes, your professions and making gold, keeping your place in each.

Profession guides

All twelve professions from 1 to 300 at the cheapest path, with materials counted from your bags, where to train, and with Jebbie's Satchel the nearest herbs and veins ready to gather.

Making gold

What to vendor, auction or keep, from the Auction House prices you have seen yourself, never made up.

Waypoint and arrow

The game's own waypoint on each step, and an on-screen arrow with distance and time.

World map pins

The next few steps marked on your world map.

Gear upgrade tips

Spots upgrades in your bags from loot, trades and mail, and counts enchants.

Quest sounds

A little fanfare or Jebbie's own voice when a quest is done, and a tick for progress.

Jebbie's advice

With the companion app, Jebbie weighs in on which quests are worth it and where to start.

Start-zone recorder

Playing a race with no route yet, like the Skyborne? Jebbie records your start for a future route.

Find nearest

The nearest innkeeper, trainer, vendor, repair, mailbox, flight master or bank, one click away.

A viewer you can shape

Text size, font, width, opacity, lock and a minimap button.

Report a problem in game

A bug button sends Jebbie what went wrong and where, with your name only if you choose.

Works with Jebbie's Voices

With Jebbie's Voices installed, she speaks your quest finishes, ticked steps, trainer visits, gear upgrades and extra quests on your way.

Advice only

It never acts for you, never automates anything, and nothing is sent anywhere unless you run the companion.

Get it

Install Jebbie's Almanac

The launcher installs and updates it for you. Or install it by hand:

Download · stable

Jebbie's Almanac 0.9.86

8.3 MB · released 2026-10-13 · for WoW Forever (interface 16001)

Download JebbiesAlmanac-0.9.86.zip

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What's new in 0.9.86

Improved

  • The Jebbie's menu is one short list: one row per addon plus the guide areas and Shared settings. Each row opens its tools in a side menu, so the menu stays short however many mods you install. Escape closes the side menu first, then the menu.

Full changelog · latest.json

Testers: the Jebbie's Mods app has a switch, "Beta: get new builds early (may have bugs)". Beta builds are never listed on this page.

  1. Download and unzip

    Unzip JebbiesAlmanac-0.9.86.zip. It holds the folder, JebbiesAlmanac.

  2. Put it in your AddOns folder

    Move the JebbiesAlmanac folder into World of Warcraft/_classic_beta_/Interface/AddOns. On a Mac that is usually /Applications/World of Warcraft/_classic_beta_/Interface/AddOns; on Windows, C:\Program Files (x86)\World of Warcraft\_classic_beta_\Interface\AddOns. Replace the old folder when you update.

  3. Start the game, then /reload for updates

    The first time, restart the game: a new addon folder is only seen at startup. After an update, /reload is enough. /jebbie toggle or the minimap button shows and hides the guide.

  4. Check the download, if you like

    Mac: shasum -a 256 JebbiesAlmanac-0.9.86.zip. Windows: certutil -hashfile JebbiesAlmanac-0.9.86.zip SHA256. It should match the SHA-256 above.

  5. Beta testers with the repo

    Keep using the updater: python3 tools/update.py, or double-click update.command on a Mac or update.bat on Windows, then /reload. The optional companion app (Python 3.10 or newer) runs with python3 -m jebbies_almanac.companion and opens http://127.0.0.1:8765; it creates its own plan folder.

  6. Addon stores

    Also on CurseForge and Wago Addons, whose apps update it for you.

In the game

Screenshots

  • The Your plan window on a level 13 mage in Westfall, step 2 of 53, with expanded stop cards: go to Westfall 52.4, 62.4 and travel to Westfall; go to Westfall 56.6, 52.7, talk to Thor and get the flight path at Sentinel Hill; collect 8 Gnoll Paw from Riverpaw Taskmaster or Riverpaw Gnoll (0 of 8) and 15 Red Leather Bandana from Defias Smuggler or Defias Pathstalker (10 of 15); then turn in Red Leather Bandanas to Scout Galiaan.

    Stop cards: where to go, who to talk to and what to do at each stop.

  • The Jebbie's menu with Jebbie's Almanac 0.9.80 open next to the Your plan window. The menu shows Your plan at step 2 of 53 with a Continue button; Leveling, Gold and Tools sections; your mods (Almanac, Satchel, Attunement, Mage Companion, Journal); and Everything (Professions, Gathering, Farm loops, Gold, Settings). The plan window shows the stop cards for Westfall.

    The Jebbie's menu and your plan, side by side, in the beta.

  • The Your plan window in Compact view at step 2 of 53, one line per stop, from Travel to Westfall and Thor: Get the flight path: Sentinel Hill, Westfall to Travel to Zaldimar Wefhellt. Below, Extra quests (8) lists A Net Disaster and Bottles and Baubles, each with where it fits (after step 12) and a note that gray quests are quick XP only if you are passing by.

    Compact view: one line per stop, with extra quests and where they fit.

  • The guide arrow on screen next to a level 13 gnome mage, pointing the way, with a map pin marker under it that reads 1385 yd, Westfall, Go to: Westfall.

    The arrow, with the distance and what to do at the next stop.

  • The world map of Elwynn Forest with route stops pinned between Goldshire and Westfall, numbered 1, 2, 16, 28, 29 and 30, and yellow outlines where quest objectives are. A tooltip on one pin reads Patrolling Westfall (level 14): bring 8 Gnoll Paws to Captain Danuvin on Sentinel Hill; not on your next route stops; click for a waypoint.

    Route stops and quest areas on the world map.

  • The game's Options window on the AddOns tab, showing the Jebbie's Almanac page: checkboxes for the new guide view, quest levels, party route invitations, expanded steps (stop cards), marking new Forever quests, the arrow, world map and minimap pins, available quests, the game waypoint and gear upgrades, with a Defaults button. Jebbie's Satchel, Talents and Voices have their own pages in the list.

    Almanac settings in the game's AddOns options.

  • The Making gold guide, step 1 of 4, from your bags and the auction prices you have seen: sell 8 items to a vendor for 4s 78c, each with Jebbie's vendor advice, and auction 2 Light Leather for about 95c after the cut, at about 48c each, where a vendor pays 15c.

    Making gold, from your bags and the auction prices you have seen.

  • The Professions page of the Jebbie's menu, from every mod: guides for First Aid, Cooking, Tailoring, Leatherworking, Blacksmithing, Engineering, Alchemy and Enchanting, and a link to open the guide viewer.

    Profession guides in the Jebbie's menu.