Wishlist statistics

Summary

Open Wishlist statistics to browse popular wishlist items by expansion and class. You do not need to sign in. Popularity is a rough count of recorded wishlist data, not a best-in-slot recommendation or an exact count of players.

Where can I see popular wishlist items?

Open Wishlist statistics, then choose an expansion and class. The page groups results by specialization and offers role tabs where data is available.

Each class, specialization, and role grouping shows up to 25 items, ordered by the count used for that group. A group with no available results can show No data yet.

The number beside an item is its counted popularity. The dungeon abbreviation helps identify its source.

These figures come from wishlists across TMB. Opening the statistics through your guild does not restrict the results to your guild.

What time period do the statistics cover?

For most expansions, the statistics use wishlist entries added in the last six months. Season of Discovery uses a shorter window: the last three months, with an additional phase-start cutoff.

The date that matters is when an entry was added. Moving an existing entry higher on a wishlist does not make it newly added for this calculation.

The results are cached, so a just-saved wishlist change may not appear immediately. The page is not a live count of edits as they happen.

Does the count mean that many players want the item?

Not exactly. Treat it as a rough popularity figure, not an exact number of people or characters.

Several details affect the count:

• One character can contribute entries from multiple numbered wishlists or repeated entries.
• Entries marked received can still count while they remain on a wishlist.
• Archived characters' entries can still count.
• Items linked to several loot sources can contribute more than once in the calculation.

The calculation is not limited to each guild's current numbered wishlist or to outstanding needs. It can also include entries from private wishlists, but the public results do not list their owners or guilds.

The class, specialization, and role groups use the details recorded on the characters. They are not a check of whether each item is usable or suitable for that character.

Is the first item everyone's first choice?

No. The page orders items by counted popularity. It does not give more weight to an item because someone placed it at wishlist rank 1 instead of rank 10.

The list is not a best-in-slot guide, a drop-rate estimate, or a rule about who should receive loot. A popular item may be a poor choice for a particular character, and a useful item may be absent from the top 25.

Use the page to understand broad patterns in recorded wishlists. For your own priorities, follow your guild's rules and consider your character's needs. See Wishlists for how TMB stores your choices.