A lightweight World of Warcraft Classic Era addon for calling out incoming enemies and base status in Arathi Basin.
Automatically set the SpellQueueWindow based on class talent to optimize skill chaining feel and prevent skill clipping.
Completely automatic and advanced power shifting macros and configurator to dial in to your play style / rotation. Just drag the macro onto your bars and you are ready to get started. No lua coding required!
Raid-ready stat cap checklist for TBC Anniversary — see what you have, what you need, and what’s still short for every class and spec.
Track mob kills, loot, zones and live drop chances — built for TBC Anniversary grinders.
TBC raid plans with matching auto marks and job assignments — assign the roster, then announce clear raid warnings before the pull.
A simple, lightweight World of Warcraft Classic (Season of Discovery) addon that overlays the exact resource cost of your abilities directly on your action bar buttons.
A lightweight, customizable World of Warcraft addon for Classic Season of Discovery (SoD). This addon creates a simple, movable bar to track specific important buffs on your character.
Your fury warrior's personal hype man — fighting-game announcer voices, splash art for crits, a Bloodthirst combo meter, multikill callouts, and a Devil May Cry-style fight rank at the end of every pull. ZUG ZUG.
A fun guild-oriented Bingo addon for creating and marking off live Bingo Tiles during raids.
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 customizable totem, spell, weapon enhancement, and profile manager for Shamans
Curse Surge Tracker places icons on the map you can see to tell which surge is active and which is next. Timers are included below the icoon.
Dice rolling addon for Roleplay.
Local Retail 12.1 for text-only aura application counters near cursor.
Shows your characters stats, both in combat and outside of combat.
