Mammon's Tithe
Every gold-maker in World of Warcraft eventually hits the same wall: too many characters, too many professions, and too many spreadsheets. Mammon's Tithe is an addon that sweeps all of that into a single window. Amass. Reap. It is the warband command center for players who treat the auction house like a business rather than a hobby.
What Mammon's Tithe Actually Does
At its core, Mammon's Tithe is a dashboard for your entire account. Instead of logging into each alt to check cooldowns, profession knowledge, or bank stock, you get one consolidated view. The addon is built around three pillars: a command dashboard, a native auction house module called The Reaping, and a live inventory floor that stays pinned to the bottom of your screen.
The Command Dashboard
The main window opens with today's opportunities at a glance. You will see profitable crafts with their concentration margins, high-value crafting orders waiting to be filled, and farming opportunities worth your time. Alongside those, the dashboard tracks your overall account value and warband status, so you always know where your gold actually sits.
The Reaping: A Built-From-Scratch Auction House Module
The Reaping is the part of Mammon's Tithe that most players fall in love with. It scans the auction house into your own local price database, then lets you post at your last scanned market price with a single click. Scanned prices also appear directly in item tooltips, and holding SHIFT shows the value of the entire stack sitting in your bags.
You do not need TradeSkillMaster or any desktop companion app to make this work. TSM works fine as an optional extra price source if you already run it, but Mammon's Tithe stands entirely on its own.
The Inventory Floor
The inventory floor is a live bag grid pinned to the bottom of every screen. It includes category filters, item-level badges, and real tooltips. It never replaces your existing bags and never hijacks your keybinds, so it plays nicely with whatever bag addon you already use.
Warband Intel: Characters, Professions, Crafting, Orders, Farming, Warbank, Analytics
Mammon's Tithe for World of Warcraft covers the full warband picture. You can see who knows which profession recipes, what is worth crafting right now, what is actually selling, and what everything has earned over time. The Analytics tab turns raw scan data into a running record of your gold-making performance, which is far more useful than guessing.
If you would rather skip manual file management, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install path that drops Mammon's Tithe straight into your AddOns folder with the correct folder structure already in place. The launcher also keeps a catalog of supported addons organized by game version, so you can grab the right build for your client without hunting through zip archives.
Supported Game Versions and Compatibility
Mammon's Tithe is designed to follow the modern warband systems, which means it targets Retail World of Warcraft first and foremost. The warband concept, concentration, and crafting orders are Retail features, so the full dashboard experience lives there.
Players on older clients have different needs. If you are running Classic, The Burning Crusade (TBC), Wrath of the Lich King (WotLK), Cataclysm, or Mists of Pandaria (MoP), check the addon's project page for the current version matrix before you download Mammon's Tithe. Auction house APIs differ significantly between these clients, and the developer documents exactly which builds are maintained. Always match the addon version to your game client to avoid load errors or missing modules.
How to Install Mammon's Tithe
- Download Mammon's Tithe from its official project page or through a launcher that supports WoW addons.
- Extract the folder so the path reads World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns/MammonsTithe.
- Restart the game client completely, then enable the addon on the character select screen.
- Log in and type /tithe or /mammon to open the main window.
- Click the skull minimap button if you prefer, and drag it anywhere on screen.
- Open the auction house, hit Scan in The Reaping to build your price database, then use Post to list items in one click.
Design Principles and Data Storage
The addon follows a few firm rules. Every price shown comes from your own scans or an explicitly named source, so nothing is invented, estimated, or faked. It is standalone by design: it never replaces your bags, never touches Blizzard's auction house frame, and never hijacks keybinds. Performance matters too, which is why updates are event-driven with debounced refreshes instead of per-frame polling.
Your data lives in MT_AccountDB and MT_CharacterDB SavedVariables. That means everything stays local to your machine, tracked per account and per character. No cloud sync, no external database, no surprises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it replace my bag addon?
No. The inventory floor is a companion window. Keep using whatever bags you like.
Do I need TSM?
No. The Reaping scans and prices everything itself. TSM prices can feed in as an optional extra source.
Where do I report bugs?
Bug reports and feature requests go on the official project page, where the developer tracks them directly.
Final Thoughts
Mammon's Tithe fills a gap that most gold-making addons ignore: it treats your whole warband as one operation. Between the dashboard, The Reaping, and the inventory floor, you get honest numbers, fast performance, and a workflow that respects the addons you already run. If you are serious about gold in World of Warcraft, this one earns its spot in your AddOns folder.