MikScrollingBattleText – floating combat text styling.

Note: The Oribos notes are particularly useful as we learn our new hub for Shadowlands. This also works nicely with TomCat’s Tours.

There are many different addons, so just browse through and choose the ones you find most useful. Support for adding notes to the world map.

Simple addon that yells at you when you are standing in fire. A full UI suite to modernize the design and experience of the WoW UI. Advanced users can leverage some of the heavier charting and logs to really dig into the encounter to min/max.ĮlvUI – modern UI overhaul. Traditional damage meter showing output for the group. There are addons for each expansion and other content, so just install those you’ll use.ĭetails! Damage Meter – performance output charts. Adds useful information to the Mythic+ timer and some other helpful quality of life additions.ĭeadly Boss Mods – dungeon & raid encounter mechanics timers. This addon was a complete game changer for me in how I played WoW.Īngry Keystones – mythic+ information tracker. Shows the items, achievements, quests, etc you have yet to acquire or complete. There’s also a Shadowlands filter to sort Anima, Conduits, and Legendaries!ĪLL THE THINGS – completion tracking. You can also add custom filters to tweak sorting to your liking. Categorizes your inventory, instead of sorting by bags. I recommend using the WowUp addon management tool to install and keep addons up to date.ĪdiBags – inventory management. The goal with this guide is to provide you the list of addons I personally use to improve my Warcraft experience. At the end of the day, WoW is a better game because of the addons its community creates. Not only do addons improve the visual design of the UI, but they also supplement gaps in the user experience. One of World of Warcraft’s strongest assets is the community building addons which dramatically improve the experience of the game.

World quest group finder addon