Qutie runs your guild's Discord in any game: events, attendance, rosters, loot and the rest work whatever you play. The games below are built in: their classes and fields come ready, and Qutie reads characters and loot from the game where it can, so there is less to set up and less for members to type.
Pick the game in its settings and its fields are ready: character, class, role and gear, each class with its own icon and colour.
Members give their character's name and Qutie reads the rest from the game, then keeps it up to date by itself.
The game's raid and boss loot, with icons and where each item drops, ready for wishlists, the bank and DKP.
Everything else in Qutie works for any game. A game not on this list only takes more setting up by hand: you make its fields yourself, and your members keep them up to date. Game suggestion? Tell us in the support server.
Lord of Mysteries Pick the game and its fields are ready: each member's pathway with its icon, their sequence, level and combat power. The game has no character pages to read yet, so members keep these up to date themselves until it does. There is no loot catalogue: a guild splits its loot through the game's own auction.
WoW Forever Members give their character's first name and surname, and Qutie reads the rest from Blizzard: class, level, item level and the guild they are in, so officers see at a glance who is not in theirs. The loot catalogue follows once the raids open on December 9.
Aion 2 Members type their character name and Qutie finds them on the official Aion 2 site: their class, item level and combat power fill in and stay current. There is no loot catalogue: boss loot drops to each character or is rolled for in the party, so a guild has none to hand out.
WoW Anniversary Characters come from Blizzard by realm and name: class, level and item level fill in by themselves. The loot catalogue holds every Burning Crusade raid's loot and the tradeable items, each with its icon and the boss it drops from.
Albion Online Members type their character name and Qutie finds them on their Albion server: their guild and their PvE, kill and gathering fame fill in and stay current. Albion has no classes, so each member picks the role they play. There is no loot catalogue: a guild splits its loot as silver and regears.
Final Fantasy XIV Members type their character name and Qutie finds them on the Lodestone. Each member's main job is theirs to pick, and Qutie keeps that job's level and item level current, whatever job they last played, along with their Free Company. There is no loot catalogue: raid loot is rolled for in the game.
WoW Retail Blizzard fills in each member's class and item level from their realm and name. There is no loot catalogue: raid loot in Retail is personal, so a guild hands out little of it, and the rest of Qutie's loot tools still work with items you add.