This module allows all classes (not just hunters) to adopt and use hunter pets by interacting with a special NPC. The NPC provides:
- Hunter skills (for non-hunters)
- Adoption of normal, rare, and exotic pets (all loaded from
beastmaster_tames
table) - Pet food vendor
- Stables (for hunters)
- Tracked pets system: view, summon, rename, and delete your adopted pets
Players can also summon the Beastmaster NPC anywhere using chat commands.
- You have to use at least AzerothCore commit 3f0739f.
- The config file (
mod_npc_beastmaster.conf.dist
) controls rare and rare exotic pet highlighting by entry ID. - Tracked pets are stored in the
beastmaster_tamed_pets
table in your characters database. - Profanity filtering for pet names uses
conf/profanity.txt
(reloads automatically if changed). - Tracked pets cache is session-based, thread-safe, and updates instantly after rename/delete.
- When you adopt a pet, it is automatically tracked and stored in the database.
- You can view your tracked pets from the BeastMaster NPC menu (all classes supported).
- For each tracked pet, you can:
- Summon: Instantly summon the pet if you do not already have one out.
- Rename: Select "Rename" and then type the new name in chat using the
.petname rename <name>
command. Type.petname cancel
to abort. - Delete: Remove the pet from your tracked list (with confirmation).
- The tracked pets menu supports pagination if you have many pets.
- The menu displays each pet's name, date tamed, family, and rarity.
- Tracked pets update instantly after rename or delete.
When you choose to rename a pet, you must use the following chat commands:
.petname rename <newname>
— Renames your selected pet to<newname>
..petname cancel
— Cancels the renaming process.
If you type anything else, you will be reminded of these commands.
Players can summon the Beastmaster anywhere using a chat command:
.beastmaster
— Summons the Beastmaster NPC at your location for 2 minutes
As GM:
- Add NPC permanently:
.npc add 601026
- Add NPC temporarily:
.npc add temp 601026
The NPC will appear as "White Fang" (entry: 601026).
Note:
The value601026
is the default Beastmaster NPC entry used by this module.
If you wish to use a different NPC entry, update theBeastMaster.NpcEntry
value in yourmod_npc_beastmaster.conf
file and adjust your database and configuration accordingly.
When players log in, they will see a helpful message:
BeastMaster Commands Available!
Type.beastmaster
to summon the Beastmaster and adopt pets!
This notice can be disabled in the configuration file if desired.
Due to the uniqueness of the module you will get this message on the worldconsole, but nothing is broken. It is due to the npc not exactly having a gossip menu in the database, the script handles the gossip menu.
To suppress this warning, add the following to your worldserver config:
# Creatures.CustomIDs
# Description: The list of custom creatures with gossip dialogues hardcoded in core,
# divided by "," without spaces.
# It is implied that you do not use for these NPC dialogs data from "gossip_menu" table.
# Server will skip these IDs during the definitions validation process.
# Example: Creatures.CustomIDs = "190010,55005,999991,25462,98888,601026" - Npcs for Transmog, Guild-zone, 1v1-arena modules
# Skip Dk Module, Racial Trait Swap Modules
# Default: ""
Creatures.CustomIDs = "190010,55005,999991,25462,98888,601026"
- Adopt normal, rare, and exotic pets
- Configurable restrictions (class, level, etc.)
- Optional tracking of all tamed pets (with menu)
- Pet food vendor and stable access
- Chat commands for easy access (
.beastmaster
) - Login notification for new players
- Tracked pets cache is session-based, thread-safe, and updates instantly after rename/delete
- Profanity filter for pet names auto-reloads if the file changes
- Rare and rare exotic pet highlighting is configurable by entry ID
- Tracked pets menu supports pagination for large collections
- Works with Docker deployments
See conf/mod_npc_beastmaster.conf.dist
for all options, including:
- Enable/disable login notifications
- Class restrictions
- Level requirements
- Exotic pet settings
- Pet tracking features
Import the SQL files in data/sql/db-world/
and data/sql/db-characters/
to enable the NPC and tracked pets.
Clone Git repository:
cd <ACdir>
git clone https://github.com/azerothcore/mod-npc-beastmaster.git modules/mod-npc-beastmaster
Import SQL automatically:
cd <ACdir>
bash apps/db_assembler/db_assembler.sh
choose 8)
Import SQL manually:
cd <ACdir>
bash apps/db_assembler/db_assembler.sh
choose 4)
cd <ACdir>
mysql -P <DBport> -u <DBuser> --password=<DBpassword> world <env/dist/sql/world_custom.sql
If you need to change the module configuration, go to your server configuration folder (where your worldserver
or worldserver.exe
is), copy mod_npc_beastmaster.conf.dist
to mod_npc_beastmaster.conf
and edit that new file.
(If using Docker, place the mod_npc_beastmaster.conf
file into your azerothcore-wotlk/docker/worldserver/etc
folder.)
-
NPC Entry:
The default Beastmaster NPC entry is601026
.
To use a different entry, set theBeastMaster.NpcEntry
option in yourmod_npc_beastmaster.conf
file and update your database if needed. -
Login Notifications:
Login notifications can be enabled/disabled via theBeastMaster.ShowLoginNotice
configuration option.
- BoiseComputer: further development
- Stoabrogga: further development
- Talamortis: further development
- BarbzYHOOL: support
- StygianTheBest: original author (this module is based on v2017.09.03)
AzerothCore: repository - website - discord chat community
This code and content is released under the GNU AGPL v3.