TaleTracker addon: achievements, rewards and puzzles
Learn what TaleTracker tracks in Talebound, its slash commands, reward-data limits and how its author describes main-character collection checks.
- Author
- CtrlShift_Zed
- Open the addon
- /tale
- Listed compatibility
- Retail · 12.1.7
- Documented release
- 0.1.0 · November 3, 2026
On this page
What TaleTracker helps you look up
TaleTracker is a community addon for Talebound achievements, reward planning and puzzle assistance. Its author’s CurseForge listing describes a tracker with separate rewards, tales, puzzles and progress views, plus a block-puzzle solver. This is a reference to the author’s documented features; Talebound Wiki has not installed or tested the addon.
The listing separates achievement and Ducat tracking on a Talebound character from collection checks performed on main characters. If a reward is not marked collected while you are in Talebound, compare that behavior with the author’s collection notes before treating it as proof that a reward is missing.
TaleTracker slash commands
The documented commands provide direct access to the relevant tab. Keep this reference open on your phone if you want to move between achievement progress, reward planning and puzzle help without searching the addon interface.
| Command | Documented action |
|---|---|
| /tale | Open or close TaleTracker |
| /tale rewards | Open the rewards tab |
| /tale tales | Open the tales tab |
| /tale puzzles | Open the puzzles tab |
| /tale progress | Open the progress tab |
| /tale minimap | Toggle its minimap button |
Check the game version before installing
The reviewed file is TaleTracker 0.1.0, uploaded November 3, 2026 and listed for Retail patch 12.1.7. The project’s dependency page lists no required dependencies. Use the original listing and select a file matching your client; the version recorded here is a review snapshot, not a promise that it remains the newest release.
CurseForge provides the distribution and installation controls. Talebound Wiki does not mirror the download, bundle the addon with its player tools or modify a local game installation. For changes after 0.1.0, read the file notes on the author’s page.
Evidence: CtrlShift_Zed · CurseForge addon listing ↗ · CtrlShift_Zed · CurseForge addon listing ↗
Keep estimates separate from confirmed rewards
According to the author, unknown prices display a question mark and unconfirmed datamined rewards are an opt-in view. A listing in that view is therefore not a confirmed live reward, and a question mark is not a zero-cost item. Compare the specific achievement or item with its source before budgeting Bound Silver.
For a useful first check, open the addon, choose one achievement you can identify in the game’s own achievement interface, and compare the two states. Then inspect a reward with a known acquisition condition. This small comparison helps you separate a tracking question from a requirement you have not yet completed.
TaleTracker and the browser wiki
Use TaleTracker for the in-game views its author documents, and use this wiki for source-linked explanations you can consult outside the game. The website’s saved talent selections, Relic favorites and reward wishlist are independent browser data. They are not automatically synchronized with an addon or with your World of Warcraft account.
Frequently asked questions
What command opens TaleTracker?
The author documents /tale to open the addon. Commands such as /tale rewards and /tale puzzles open individual tabs.
Does a question mark mean a reward is free?
No. The addon listing says unknown prices appear as a question mark. Check a sourced price or acquisition condition before planning a purchase.
Has Talebound Wiki tested the block-puzzle solver?
No. The solver is a documented feature of the author’s listing. This page does not certify its solutions, puzzle coverage or behavior on another client build.