


FuocoAtal'utek — I turned the Windcaller's dialog into a clickable map
There's a flight master in the Vaults of Atal'Utek — the Amani Windcaller — and every time you want to move you get the same thing: a list of five dialog options, four destinations and a buff, all named in prose. Five stations, same list, every run.
I kept picking the wrong line.
So I wrote FuocoAtal'utek. Talk to a Windcaller and instead of the dialog you get the zone map with clickable pins: a green dot where you stand, the classic taxi boot on every destination you can reach, a red X on the stations you haven't activated yet. Click a pin, off you fly.
A few things worth knowing:
- The dialog stays alive underneath. I don't close the gossip session, I just hide it — so nothing about the interaction breaks, and Show normal dialog brings the stock list back at any time, session intact. If you prefer the old way it's one click away.
- Destinations are matched by their internal option IDs, not by text. Same behaviour on every client, whatever language you play in.
- Names come from the game, not from me. Hover a pin and you read the destination as your own client words it — I never re-type them, so they can't be wrong.
- The red X tells you why. A station you haven't switched on doesn't appear in the dialog at all, which is silent and confusing; here it's a pin with a tooltip pointing you at the Altar of Corrosion.
- The "hide me in the winds" blessing gets its own button under the map, and Esc closes window and dialog together.
Zero configuration, zero dependencies, and it does nothing outside the Vaults — every other dialog in the game is untouched. Six languages (EN / IT / ES / DE / FR / RU), falling back to English elsewhere.
Download on CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/fuocoatalutek-vaults-of-atalutek-taxi-helper Screenshots and changelog: https://fuocovivo.pages.dev/atalutek
It's small and it does one thing, which is the point. Two kinds of feedback especially welcome: a station or destination I haven't mapped (Blizzard may add more, and the addon recognises them by ID so a new one needs a line), and translation fixes — the six languages are my own work plus research.
(Same kitchen as FuocoNote, my collectible tracker, if you saw that one here a few weeks ago.)