HardPass
Every raider knows the ritual: you down a boss, the bonus roll window pops up, and you stare at the same trinket you have already vendored three times this tier. You click "Decline" again, and again, and again. HardPass eliminates that chore entirely by letting you decide, once, exactly which bonus roll prompts should be auto-declined — and then forgetting about it forever.
This is not a loot filter that hides rewards or a gambling addon that rolls for you. HardPass is a precision tool for World of Warcraft that intercepts the bonus roll prompt and clicks "Pass" for you, but only for the bosses and difficulties you have explicitly unticked. Everything else stays active, so you never miss a chance at that elusive mount or BiS item.
How HardPass Works: Per-Boss and Per-Difficulty Control
The core of HardPass is its config window, which lists every boss in the current raid tier with four columns: LFR, Normal, Heroic, and Mythic. Untick a single cell, and that boss on that difficulty will have its bonus roll prompt declined automatically. Tick it back on, and the prompt returns to normal. It is that simple.
The same logic applies to Mythic+ dungeons. The current season's dungeon pool gets one toggle per dungeon, so you can auto-pass the weekly key from a dungeon whose loot table holds nothing for you while still rolling on the ones that do. This granularity is what sets HardPass apart from blanket "pass everything" addons.
Always Up to Date, No Updates Needed
One of the most frustrating parts of maintaining a WoW addon is waiting for updates after a patch. HardPass sidesteps this entirely. The boss and dungeon lists are built live from the game's Encounter Journal and Challenge Mode data. When a new raid tier or Mythic+ season arrives, the config window updates instantly — no addon update, no manual list editing, no downtime. Whether you play Retail, Classic, TBC, WotLK, Cataclysm, or MoP, HardPass adapts to the content available in your version of the game.
Safe by Default: You Control What Gets Passed
HardPass is designed with a "safe by default" philosophy. When you first install it, everything starts active — prompts show normally, just as they did before. Only the cells you explicitly untick are passed. Unknown content, new bosses, or difficulties you have not configured are never auto-passed. This means you can download HardPass, go raid, and trust that it will not silently decline a roll on something you actually wanted.
For those who want to be extra careful, the master toggle in the config footer disables all auto-passing at once with a single checkbox. The footer also displays a live status readout showing exactly how many bosses and dungeons are currently being passed, so you always know what the addon is doing.
Move Everything: Bonus Roll Window, Toasts, and More
HardPass does not just automate clicks; it also fixes one of the most annoying UI quirks in the default interface. The bonus roll window can be dragged anywhere on your screen, and its position is saved. Unlike the default window, which constantly re-anchors itself, HardPass clamps the position to your screen so it never ends up off-screen after a resolution change or UI scale adjustment.
The same freedom applies to loot and alert toasts. Boss loot, Mythic+ chest rewards, achievements, and other notifications can be re-anchored anywhere you like, with the stack growing upward from your chosen spot. And if you use Blizzard's Edit Mode, HardPass integrates seamlessly — drag ghosts for both windows appear automatically while Edit Mode is open, letting you position them together with the rest of your UI.
Flat Dark UI, Minimap Button, and Slash Commands
The config window itself is a clean, movable, dark-themed interface with a scrollable list of bosses and dungeons. A minimap button sits on your map — left-click to open the config, drag to reposition it around the edge. For keyboard fans, the slash commands /hardpass or /hp toggle the config window instantly.
If you are looking to streamline your setup further, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for HardPass, pulling the latest version directly into your addon folder without manual extraction. The launcher's addon catalog also tracks version compatibility across Retail and Classic branches, so you can manage HardPass alongside your other UI mods from a single interface.
How to Install HardPass for World of Warcraft
Getting started is straightforward. First, download HardPass from a trusted source or through the foxygame.net launcher, which handles both installation and future updates automatically. Once downloaded, extract the folder into your World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns directory (or the equivalent folder for Classic, TBC, WotLK, Cataclysm, or MoP). Restart the game, and you will see a new minimap button.
For the launcher route, simply find HardPass in the catalog, click install, and the launcher places it in the correct addon folder for your chosen game version. It also checks for updates on login, so you never have to manually re-download after a patch. If you prefer manual installation, the process is identical to any other addon: unzip, copy, enable in the character selection screen.
Final Thoughts: Set It and Forget It
HardPass is the kind of addon that quietly improves your quality of life. It removes a repetitive click, protects you from accidentally passing on a boss you care about, and keeps your UI exactly where you want it. The live data integration means it stays relevant through every tier and season, and the safe-by-default design means you can install it mid-raid without worrying about unintended consequences.
Whether you are farming old raids for transmog, pushing Mythic+ keys, or progging the latest Mythic boss, HardPass gives you one less thing to think about. Download it, untick the bosses you are tired of seeing, and let the addon handle the rest. Your mouse button — and your patience — will thank you.
--- **Update Sep 7, 2026:** Added 1 file for version 12.1.0.