What it does
- Auto-detects quest items
- Cycles on each press
- Bind shown on the button
Needs WickCore, the shared base every Wick addon draws from. CurseForge installs it alongside.
In game

Latest changes
1.1.0 2026-10-03
Added
- The button draws in WickCore's chrome: its colours, border and corner marks come from the look and theme chosen under Wick's Mods in the game's Options, and follow a change at once.
- A settings page of its own under Wick's Mods: unlock and drag, or put the button back in the middle. With Wick's UI loaded the page says its movers place it instead. The suite's launcher opens the page.
- Chat lines carry the theme's accent colour.
Changed
- Wick's Quest Key now needs WickCore, which is in the same download as the rest of the suite. Without it the addon says so once at login and does nothing else.
- With Wick's UI loaded, the button is one of its movers: /wui move drags it with everything else, and it starts where you had it. The addon's own unlock, move and reset commands point there while it is.
1.0.4 2026-10-01
Fixed
- Loads on the 2.5.6 client without being marked out of date. The addon now lists interface 20506 alongside 20505.
1.0.3 2026-05-07
Fix: cooldown text was throwing 24,000+ silent errors per session
GetItemCooldown was moved into the C_Container namespace in TBC Anniversary 2.5.5. The cooldown OnUpdate was calling the old global, which is now nil, and the resulting error fired ten times a second whenever a quest item was armed. Resolved at load time with a fallback to the legacy global so older clients still work.
Symptom you may have noticed: BugSack filling up with attempt to call global 'GetItemCooldown' (a nil value) entries, and a small but real CPU drag from the error capture path itself.
The full changelog is in the repository.