DWScan

Target a monster and the server tells you its drops, resistances and aggro.

DWScan answers the questions a wiki cannot answer about this server. Target a monster, press Scan, and the server tells you what it knows: the level and the /check difficulty it wears for you, and the band it re-rolls inside every time it spawns. The whole drop table with item icons -- and at our rates, not retail's, because drops here are doubled and the window applies that before it shows you a number. Drop groups are resolved into a real per-item chance rather than the raw weights the database stores; steal and despoil shares are worked out properly instead of being shown as the zero the table holds; rows the database lists twice are combined the way two independent rolls actually combine. A Treasure Hunter dropdown beside the drop list shows the whole table as if that TH level -- 0 through 14, the full range this server's bracket holds -- lands the kill: the server recomputes every rate through the same bracket the loot roll actually uses, the window scales nothing itself, and the level you pick stays put as you move between targets. What each of the eight elements does to it, and how hard it is to land magic on at all, kept as two separate readings because they run in opposite directions and one scale over both would read backwards for one of them. What it is flatly immune to, which is a different claim from being resistant. How far away it notices you and by which sense -- sight, sound, magic, low HP, scent -- already halved the way this server halves aggro, so the number is the one that decides whether it starts a fight with you. Its link radius, how long it takes to come back, and whether it only appears at night or on a lottery. Experience and gil for one kill, solo, with the server's triple rate already in. Its TP moves by name. And which quests or missions on your account want it dead, with your own progress on each one, read from the same handlers the server runs when the thing actually dies. Notorious monsters and battlefield mobs arrive with the level and the difficulty withheld -- exactly as /check withholds them -- and the window says so plainly rather than guessing; everything that was never a /check answer is still there. Open it with /dwscan or /scan, or type !scan for the same answers in chat with no addon at all.