Start with a defined raid goal
Readiness only has meaning against a stated goal. The demo shows how requirements and character observations can make outstanding preparation visible to an organiser.
Review your guild’s raid readiness, distinguish missing evidence from unmet requirements and explore activity recommendations in RaidMuster’s interactive demo.
Development preview. The demo uses fictional players; Forever character sync is still being validated.

Readiness only has meaning against a stated goal. The demo shows how requirements and character observations can make outstanding preparation visible to an organiser.
Explore suggested activities and groups in the sample guild. Review the available players, session length and shared preparation needs before deciding what to assign.
An assigned task is not a completed requirement. Review fresh evidence after a session. Missing or stale observations should prompt a check-in rather than a confident readiness label.
No. It uses fictional characters, requirements and activities to demonstrate the workflow. It is not a recommendation for the number of tanks, healers or damage players in a particular encounter.
Yes. The free roster template lets you set your own role targets and record who is available for one session. Its totals describe your plan, not in-game readiness.
Not yet. RaidMuster is a development preview. Check the sync and compatibility guide before relying on a game-client workflow.
Barrow Deeps is planned for 10 players and Hyjal Summit for 20. Build a practical WoW Forever roster around availability, role preferences and clear expectations.
How meeting stones, group listings and Warlock summons work in WoW Forever, plus a practical dungeon-night checklist for your guild.
Understand the addon-to-companion data flow, captured versus received times, missing fields and the current limits of WoW Forever compatibility.
No account is needed to explore the demo. Create your own workspace when you are ready.