Adds a command, /whom, that summarizes the server population for your realm. It shows you the population of all zones, with a breakdown by career archetypes and level ranges, and shows a summary of each tier's level range, giving population broken down by archetype. Output is in your chat window.

You can limit it to specific tier ranges, e.g.,

    /whom t1

just looks at players level 1-11. Use t2 for 12-21, t3 for 22-31, and t4 for 32-40. Use "/whom 40" if you just want to see level 40 players. You can mix these, so "/whom t1 40" would include levels 1-11 and level 40. You can add a "-c" argument to get a detailed class breakdown by tier. For example, "/whom -c 40" would show you the count of each class for level 40.

/whom works by issuing who requests for each level requested (or 1-40 if you don't specify t1, t2, t3, t4, or 40). If any of these hit the server limit of 30 results, /whom will issue separate requests for each career at that level. If there are 30 or more players of a particular career and level, /whom will scan each zone for that career and level. If there are still too many, it will count the first 30, and in the result will print a warning that it was not able to count everyone.

There does not appear to be any way for an add-on to suppress the chat window's display of who results, so you'll see the who requests that /whom is using. The results from /whom will usually be printed before the chat window has seen the results from the final who command, so you may have to scroll back a few lines to find the /whom results.

NOTE: in /whom output, rank 40 counts are listed separately from tier 4 counts. Tier 4 counts just cover levels 32-39.