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Magpie Memo

In-game notepad with live chat-link chips

How it looks

There's no notepad inside Guild Wars 2, so players scribble build orders, farming routes and shopping lists into alt-tabbed apps — where a pasted chat link is nothing but a meaningless string of characters. Magpie Memo keeps those notes in the game, and every chat link you drop in becomes a live chip showing the real icon, name and tooltip right where you wrote it.

Features

  • Multiple notes in a two-pane layout — titles on the left, the selected note on the right; create, rename, and delete
  • Markdown rendering for bold, italic, headings, and bullet lists, with a raw-source edit mode
  • View / edit modes with Save / Cancel and an unsaved-changes prompt so edits are never lost
  • Chat-link chips for waypoints, items, skins, skills, and builds — shown inline with icon and name
  • Rich hover tooltips on chips: item stats, rarity, flavour text, rune and sigil bonuses, skill facts, waypoint maps, and full recipe breakdowns (ingredients, required rating, and the crafted item)
  • Right-click a chip to copy its chat code or open it in the wiki
  • Build links show their specialization automatically
  • With Pie UI loaded, left-click a waypoint chip to open and pan the in-game world map to that point
  • Works with or without Decoder Ring — chips fall back gracefully and never break
Magpie Memo – rendered note with chat-link chips inline

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