Trial leads
See readiness before roster time with pass, review, and missing-requirement states.
GearCheck gives ESO officers a structured way to define build requirements, collect member evidence, and review readiness before trials, progression nights, and scheduled guild events.
See readiness before roster time with pass, review, and missing-requirement states.
Keep ESO build rules consistent across roles, specs, and member submissions.
Keep gear checks inside the Discord workflow your guild already uses.
Supported Workflow
ESO guilds do not all verify builds the same way. GearCheck supports structured evidence where possible and keeps manual review available when a requirement needs officer interpretation.
Build rules for sets, equipment slots, traits, quality, skills, champion points, stats, Mundus, race, and class.
CharacterMarkdown Markdown and TONL evidence ingestion, with OCR screenshots and manual review as fallback paths.
Dashboard-managed packs and builds for guild-specific trial, role, and progression requirements.
Gear check history and staff review views so officers can inspect what was submitted and why a result needs attention.
How It Works
Guild staff define requirements once, then members submit evidence when they need to prove a build is ready for a role, trial, or event.
Group related builds by activity, role, progression team, or guild policy.
Add the sets, slots, traits, skills, CP, stats, and notes that matter for the check.
Members paste CharacterMarkdown exports or provide fallback evidence through Discord.
Officers see what passed, what needs review, and what is missing before roster decisions.
Evidence and Review
GearCheck treats structured export data as the clean path, then preserves fallback review paths for console users, unusual builds, or guild-specific requirements.
Preferred ESO evidence path for current-character build data, including Markdown and advanced TONL formats.
Rules can inspect gear, character details, skills, champion points, stats, and other ESO-specific readiness categories.
Ambiguous, incomplete, or policy-specific submissions can be routed to staff instead of being forced into an automatic pass/fail.
Packs, builds, thresholds, and notes are configured by each guild so GearCheck can match local standards.
Add GearCheck to Discord, create a game pack, and tune requirements around the checks your guild already uses for members and events.