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There isn't the same urgency for World of Warcraft addons as there used to be, but that doesn't mean you can't make your time in Azeroth a little easier with a few choice downloads. The big UI overhaul that arrived with Dragonflight may have dragged Blizzard's popular but aging MMO kicking and screaming into the s, but addons aren't all about looks: there are still plenty that are useful for making some of the more menial tasks much simpler—or even creating on-screen prompts to help you survive the mechanics of a tough boss fight. Whatever you're after, there's likely to be an addon that does the job. There are a lot of addons out there, so it's easy to get overwhelmed if you're new to World of Warcraft or diving back in after an extended break. Those listed here are some of the most popular, so it's a good place to start if you want to give addons a shot—and you can always try out others as the need arises.

Warcraft interface

Nat Smith. Published: Feb 14, What are the best WoW addons? For installing and tracking these addons, we recommend the CurseForge app to help manage all your WoW addons and track whether updates to them are available. One of the most popular all-in-one addon collections, ElvUI earned its unique status as one of the best WoW addons. It provides a sleek revamp of the entire default WoW user interface, combining many of the most popular improvements to spell bar placement, inventory view, portraits, and basic utility. It automatically configures your display based on your role, and provides easy options for changing configurations, moving windows, binding keys, and a host of other tweaks to display and function. Text windows are helpfully divided between chat channels, loot, and other screen-scrolling information. At the bottom of those windows and your mini-map, tiny configurable status displays tell you everything from how many resources you have to what your durability is at to how many free bag spaces you have left. They can also give one-click access to your bags, your guild, or your friends list. This will undoubtedly become even more valuable after the introduction of WoW cross-faction guilds.

What I really love, however, is a tiny feature that auto replies to in-game messages while you're in a boss fight. I particularly love how the action bars behave in ElvUI, and its built-in warcraft interface mean you won't have to fuss with other addons like OmniCC.

AbyssUI is a minimalist World of Warcraft interface. It changes parts of the interface so you can have a more customizable and clean UI. The goal was to have a high customizable interface that changes little of the wow artwork or functionality. An all-in-one UI with a focus on high end raiding and performance. Its high performance, unobtrusive, and progression raiding-oriented. Its less feature-rich by design than other full suites, and aims to be streamlined and extentable in the features it does offer.

Files: The Burning Crusade Classic files. Classic - General files. Action Bar Mods files. Carbonite 7 files.

Warcraft interface

There isn't the same urgency for World of Warcraft addons as there used to be, but that doesn't mean you can't make your time in Azeroth a little easier with a few choice downloads. The big UI overhaul that arrived with Dragonflight may have dragged Blizzard's popular but aging MMO kicking and screaming into the s, but addons aren't all about looks: there are still plenty that are useful for making some of the more menial tasks much simpler—or even creating on-screen prompts to help you survive the mechanics of a tough boss fight. Whatever you're after, there's likely to be an addon that does the job.

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Combat Mods. Casting Bars, Cooldowns. Damage Meter is a very accurate graphical DPS meter that shows how much damage or healing you and everyone in your party is doing by sifting through the combat log. There are plenty of damage and healing counters out there, but Details! You can change the icons to have a special coloring based on item quality, and you can have trash grouped separately. Its optional tools are a godsend, like being able to see buff uptimes or how many interrupts you or other players have cast during an encounter. It's a great system that suffers from World of Warcraft's outdated map interface, but World Quest Tracker fixes those problems. Unit Mods. Discover the Dragon Isles. Auctioneer boasts a truly impressive toolset, but it can be overwhelming if you use the Auction House on a more casual basis.

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Panels and borders can have colors on, or turned off. Bartender 4 is a very useful mod that allows you to customize your action bars. It's a great system that suffers from World of Warcraft's outdated map interface, but World Quest Tracker fixes those problems. Revival Catalyst Console Dragon Locator. This is one of the most popular total conversion addons for World of Warcraft. Graphic UI Mods. PvP, Arena, BattleGrounds files. Download from: CurseForge Easily the most complex addon on this list, WeakAuras 2 is a framework that lets you display special graphical elements on screen to indicate buffs, debuffs, and other relevant status effects instead of just bombarding your eyes with more numbers and meters. HandyNotes shows every rare mob by placing a skull marker on your map and also shows the spawn points for achievement-related enemies, and you can find out more about a specific icon by hovering your mouse over it. Sign In Register. You can customize every single part of your UI to your liking. All of these addons except ElvUI in some cases can be found via most addon managers, but we've also linked to sites where you can manually download them.