0.4.0

[0.4.0] - 2026-10-18

Added

• Guild links: the guild master and officers can link members' characters for the whole guild, from the Guild tab's right-click menu: to a member's identity, or to a new person for someone who doesn't use Who's Who, with its own nickname and main. Every member who uses Who's Who sees them, even for players they never met; what a player shares about themselves always comes first. When a player links characters the guild had linked for them, the guild's link gives way: the guild master or an officer chooses to move the rest to that player or keep it apart.
• Who's Who in the guild window: the Who's Who tab of the game's guild window now lists your guild by identity, like the game's roster: search, offline members, columns to sort by, and a panel next to the window with the person's characters, the one in the guild open with its zone and rank. The guild master and officers reach the guild's settings from a button there, and can link characters for the guild from its right-click menus.
• Key bindings: in the game's Key Bindings, a Who's Who section lets you set a key to show or hide the Who's Who window, and one to show or hide the guild window on its Who's Who tab (also /ww guild). None is set by default.

Fixed

• Guild roster: removing a member or editing a note in the game's guild roster could be blocked, blaming Who's Who, after using a Who's Who entry in the roster's right-click menu. Who's Who no longer adds its entries to that menu; its own tab in the guild window has them.
• Guild lists: a member whose list hadn't changed yet no longer offers it to the guild; the members who asked for it got nothing.
• Linked characters required by the guild: a character you share with the guild without linking it now shows its new name to the guild after a rename, and its new ruleset after a Hardcore death.
• Linked characters required by the guild: when the character a guild member is shown under left the guild, and their main isn't in it, Who's Who could raise errors in its windows until that member shared again; they're now shown under another of their characters.
• Notes and nicknames: when the person you're editing merges into another or is forgotten before you save, the editor now says so and keeps what you typed, instead of closing and losing it.
• Minimap button: its tooltip and its settings now say that a click shows or hides the window, as it does.
• Guild settings: right after you join a guild, a member of it can no longer change the Who's Who settings you hold for another of your guilds.
• Guild settings: a guild member can no longer stop you from getting the officers' new settings by sending you a record of their own first.
• Guild lists: a guild member can no longer pass off a list of their own as an officer's and stop you from getting the officer's list; members still on 0.3.0 now recognise a list without guild records as their own.