Moisson ("harvest" in French) turns your minimap into a full-screen harvest HUD for WoW Classic Era — and counts everything you gather.
Quickly show available, open, completed quests (ready to be turned in, not historical completed quests), with the option of also sorting by recommended quests (grouped by zone).
QuickEmotes is a compact emote menu for WoW Classic (TBC, HC, MoP) with 124 organized emotes, German and English support, page navigation, a movable minimap button, adjustable scaling, and a Warcraft-inspired wooden interface.
Create and share a healing and backup healing rotation for the Classic Loatheb encounter in Naxxramas. Tracks and displays healing cooldowns, alerts the current healer, and has optional whisper and raid warning functions.
A minimal raid boss list that posts concise encounter strategies to raid chat with one click.
Translates the user interface into Simplified Chinese for players - window titles, buttons, menus, options, system popups, the ESC game menu and more - without changing your client language
MatchViewerLog is a modular pet battle addon for World of Warcraft. Manage pets and teams, import your Rematch data, and install required modules easily. Featuring a modern ViewerLog-style UI, the addon is actively developed with AI assistance.
DBM首领警报主模块，包含当前版本的副本，不包含老团本和五人副本，需要的可以单独下载其他资料片的模块。
DBM首领警报主模块，包含当前版本的副本，不包含老团本和五人副本，需要的可以单独下载其他资料片的模块。
DBM首领警报主模块，包含当前版本的团队副本，不包含老团本和五人副本，需要的可以单独下载其他资料片的模块。
全面战斗分析，汇聚伤害、治疗等关键数据。
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A simple gear planner that lets the player track items they want, be it BiS or something else. An alert will show when entering a dungeon or raid with tracked items. When a tracked item drops, an alert will be shown.
A new mailbox that collects everything in one click, shows auction receipts at a glance and sends to your own characters without typing a name.
A simple quest addon for auto accept/auto turn in.
Recolors and darkens standard World of Warcraft UI panels
Seal timer bars and a configurable cooldown icon row. Built for the WoW Forever beta client.
