QuestHelper QuestHelper is one of the most popular AddOn s , available at http : / / www . questhelp . us . It shows you the shortest way to go to finish the quests you have . It considers how much time it takes to go from one place to another ; and tells you if you should fly , take a ship , etc . Also , it will only tell you to go flying to some place if you already know the flight path . Usage . Minimap . The task QuestHelper thinks you should do first is displayed on your minimap , which you can mouse over for a description . If the task isn ' t in your current zone , then it will point towards where QuestHelper thinks you should go to get there , such as a flight master or the zone border . World Map . All the tasks QuestHelper wants you to do are displayed on the World Map . There are ' marching ants ' connecting the objectives , showing you the order QuestHelper thinks you should complete them in . You can right - click on an objective to get a list of options for it . Menus . Using the menus should , hopefully , be obvious . The only catch might be that they don ' t automatically disappear if you click on something else . You can right - click anywhere on a menu to hide it . Priorities . There are 5 different priority levels an objective can have : Highest , High , Normal , Low , and Lowest . Most objectives default to Normal . Objectives for timed quests default to High . User created objectives default to Highest . QuestHelper will try to arrange the objectives so that higher priority objectives get done first . The only time this won ' t happen is when an objective with a higher priority depends on an objective with a lower priority , in which case QuestHelper will pretend it had the higher priority . You will notice a green arrow in the priority menu when QuestHelper isn ' t using the priority you assigned . You can use priorities as hints to get the objectives in an order you ' d prefer , without the need to micro - manage the route list . Filters . There are 3 filters you can use to automatically ignore quests , which you can turn on and off using the slash command / qh filter . The first filter is level , which by default is on . It will cause QuestHelper to ignore any objectives that your current party probably isn ' t high enough to complete . You can adjust the level offset used by this filter with the command / qh level offset . The next filter is zone , which by default is off . It will cause QuestHelper to ignore any objectives that aren ' t in your current zone . Note that this filter might not do the right thing for objectives that can be completed in multiple zones . The last filter is done , which by default is off . It will hide objectives for any quests that aren ' t complete . You can use this if you don ' t want to quest and just want to turn your completed quests in . You can force QuestHelper to show an objective that otherwise would have been filtered by typing / qh hidden and selecting Show from its entry in the menu . Sharing . Sharing allows you to share your objectives with other party members , allowing you to combine your routes and work together effectively . Note that sharing only tells your peers what objectives you have , your completion progress for them , and the priorities you have assigned to them . Information such as item drops and monster locations are not shared . Each peer will take this information and calculate their own route from it . Assuming you stay together and work cooperatively , which was the whole idea behind this feature , your routes should end up being almost completely identical , and you can follow it and rest assured that nobody is getting left behind . Objectives shared by multiple users won ' t be removed until everybody has completed it . User objectives , by default , aren ' t shared . If there is somebody available to share with , an option will appear in the right - click menu for that objective to allow you to share it manually . Objective priorities are shared globally . If one user changes the priority of an objective , that change will be reflected in all peers . This , again , was done to ensure that everybody ' s routes end up being roughly identical , and so that peers would have the correct priorities for timed quests . FAQ . Why aren ' t my quests showing up ? / qh hidden will list everything that isn ' t being shown , along with the reason for it being hidden . How can I get rid of that arrow over my character ' s head ? / qh cartwp will hide the arrow . If you ' d rather move it instead , you can drag it around by left - clicking ; unless it ' s been locked , in which case right - click on it and unlock it first . How do get that 3D arrow pointing where to go ? That arrow is part of Cartographer Waypoints . It should appear automatically as long as Cartographer is installed and running , and you haven ' t turned off that feature . The Icons on my map are huge ! How can anyone see anything ? If you find the icons are too big for you , you may enter / qh scale X % , replacing X with some reasonable scale . I ' d start with 80 % , depending on how that looks you can try bigger or smaller numbers . My FPS dropped after installing QH You can adjust the performance of QH by using the perf command . The default perf is 1 . You can adjust the performance incrementally until you find the right blalance of FPS and QH performance . I recommend starting with 50 % and adjusting by + / - . 05 until you find the right balance . / qh perf 0 . 5 Bugs . This addon has been causing Assertion Failed ! errors for many players . This will cause errors when exiting [ World of Warcraft ] , including : These have been confirmed by the [ Blizzard Poster ] Radoslawn , on the official WoW forums . This addon has also caused a lot of problems for players who log off in Dalaran and try to log in with QuestHelper on while being in Dalaran . A common solution to this problem is to just turn QuestHelper off , go to another major city and log out and turn it back on if the addon is still needed . Solution . To fix the Assertion Failed error follow these steps : Note : Deleting your WTF and INTERFACE folders will cause you to lose most of your WoW and Addon settings . You can place these folders back into their proper spot in your WoW directory if the problem stops . If this problem persists , your best bet is to make a post on the World of Warcraft Forums or just remove QuestHelper . Video Guides . < youtube > PKCCWQ8k0T8 < / youtube > < Youtube > H2SuGlsoxpg < / Youtube >