Another minor observation... almost all of the coin icons successfully appear on "multiple" maps (continent, zone, city, etc.), with the exception of:

http://www.wowhead.com/quest=8677/darkhorn-the-elder

Visible on the _Durotar_ map, but not on the _Kalimdor_ or _Orgrimmar_ maps.

http://www.wowhead.com/quest=29734/deepforge-the-elder
http://www.wowhead.com/quest=29735/stonebrand-the-elder

Both visible on the _Deepholm_ map, but not on the _Maelstrom_ map.

Thanks again for one of my favorite addons!
-TM

P.S. It'd also be nice if the _Azeroth_ map somehow indicated which continents still contained coins/candy/etc., but I'm guessing that something so minor probably isn't worth the effort... ;^)

I'd like you to know that I have noted these Elders and will look into it for next event.

The Azeroth map and Maelstrom map are special and are tricky to use, as to the game these aren't real maps, so translating the coordinates from the zones will be tricky. Perhaps just a overlay saying how many nodes are available would suffice, I will in any case see what I can do.

I'd like you to know that I have noted these Elders and will look into it for next event.

Nice... glad to hear that this wonderful addon is still getting cared-for! 👍

(...but didn't you make the same claim regarding issue #1?) 😜

The Azeroth map and Maelstrom map are special and are tricky to use, as to the game these aren't real maps, so translating the coordinates from the zones will be tricky. Perhaps just a overlay saying how many nodes are available would suffice, I will in any case see what I can do.

To be honest, the Azeroth map wouldn't even need node coordinates/quantities... just a simple binary "Still some here!" indicator centered on each of its un-cleared continents (perhaps an extra-large node icon?), would be enough to prompt an "investigatory zoom-ing".
¯_(ツ)_/¯

Keep being awesome!
-TM

Yeah. I was thinking of something like that. To at least indicate on the world map, what areas one should click at and inspect.

Every year there is something missing, and every year I am too slow to fix it for said year. These events come and go so quickly.