What is JustaPoint

JustaPoint is a loot system that adds a memory to soft-reserve. Every time you reserve a tracked item and don’t win it, you bank points on that item. Next time it drops, the in-game addon ranks the rollers by roll + banked_points and posts the winner to raid chat. The raider who’s been losing /roll on the same trinket for six weeks finally gets the priority bump they earned — without anyone running a DKP spreadsheet.

How the math works in one paragraph

Three numbers, per guild: a step (points per reserve, default 5), a cap (max points per player per item, default 30), and a reset rule (winning the item drops your balance on it back to zero). A reserve on an untracked item changes nothing. Adjustments let officers nudge a player’s balance for the things the system can’t catch automatically — buff misses, no-shows, trial bumps. That’s all of it.

Two pieces

The website at app.justapoint.org holds the long-term state: tracked items, raid history, every reserve and win, per-player balances, audit log, member roles. The addon (CurseForge slug justapoint) is the in-raid presence: it reads the website’s export blob, ranks rolls live as items drop, snapshots world buffs, and exports the night’s wins back to the website. The two halves don’t talk over the wire — they sync via two manual copy-paste blobs per raid, one before pull, one after the night.

Where to go from here

• First raid? Set up your guild walks the onboarding arc end-to-end.
• Running tonight? Run a raid — the 3-step lifecycle, the page you’ll click most.
• Just a raider? Find your standings — what the public link shows you.
• Stuck on a specific thing? The sidebar is named by intent. Pick the section that matches what you’re trying to do.