Known issues

Pick My Loot is in beta alongside World of Warcraft: Forever. This is what we know is missing or wrong.

Updated 2026-10-07. Found something else? Open an issue with your spec, the import or link you used, and what you expected.

Numbers

Spell, talent and item data come from the open-source engine and are still being checked against the Forever beta. Expect small differences while the beta changes; anything we confirm as wrong is listed here or fixed.
Boss damage on tank pages is the engine's generic model (a swing every few seconds), not a real boss. Fitted damage profiles from combat logs are coming.
The Tank tab's DPS budget assumes everyone builds threat steadily from the pull with no misdirects, taunts or threat drops, so it is a ceiling. Its chance of death depends on the incoming healing set under Settings; the default is a low estimate, so expect a scary number until you set your healers' real output.
Healer pages run the engine's healing model; a healer sim that replays real raid damage is planned for after the first raids.

The Pick My Loot Exporter addon has not yet been tested on a live beta client. If /pickmyloot errors or an export section says unavailable, send us the output of /pickmyloot debug.
Items the engine's database does not know are skipped and named in a warning after import. Forever-only items may be missing until the database catches up.
Races the engine does not model yet are left unchanged on import; the warning says which.
Shirt and tabard are ignored on purpose.

Warcraft Logs links are collected only: we save the reference and nothing on the site uses it yet. Direct log uploads open after launch, together with the parser that fits boss damage from them.
Tooltips and icons load from Wowhead; with an ad blocker or offline they may not show.
The simulator itself is built for a desktop or tablet screen, like every wowsims-based sim: on a phone the row of result tabs runs past the right edge and needs a sideways scroll. The landing, log and known-issues pages fit a phone.