Combat Log Recording
To save your combat log for uploading to websites you can use BossLogger, clsaver, InstanceLog, Transcriptor or LoggerHead.
Buff/Blessing/Flask/Elixir Tracking
Antislack
Are you in charge of a raiding guild? Tried of people not using food buffs and flasks on new bosses? Then this is the addon for you! While it won't give them the buffs, it'll show you who are not using them so you can start handing out "MINUS FIFTY DKP!" (or whatever you feel necessary). Slackers beware!
WoWInterface
BigBrother
Checks Raid Buffs, Elixirs/Flasks, Pally Buffs & Alerts who breaks Polymorph/Shackle.
Curse
PallyPowerInfo
Monitor blessings from your paladins (with PallyPower).
Curse
RaidBuffStatus
Checks for raid buffs (including Paladin buffs), food buffs, elixir/flasks plus more.
Curse
DeBuff Tracking
DebuffEnough
Scans a party/raid to determine what debuffs are available to place on a mob, and calculates the best option for each debuff slot. It then tracks the debuffs that are placed on a mob and warns you if a debuff is missing, or a sub-optimal debuff option is being used.
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Utopia
In a perfect world, all fights would have all debuffs applied. You get a row of debuff icons. These are in one of three states: Dimmed (You group can't apply this debuff), Red (Your group can apply this debuff, but hasn't), Plain (Debuff applied). Mousing over any of the icons will show the potential of the raid. Highlighted lines show what your raid can do. A Tick shows it's done, a cross means it's not. Anything unavailable will always show the maximum potential value of a debuff with all improved talents, whereas when something is available it will show the maximum that could be done by your raid. The progress bar will show the percentage that has been debuffed for a quick at-a-glance view.
Curse
Fail Tracking
EnsidaFails
Raid fail tracking mod. Reports to chat when players screw up in a raid. Features: GUI Options menu, Togglable fails, Top10 stat and overall reporting, Reset stats, Remove a fail, Different reporting styles (during combat/after combat).
Curse
Uckfup
Uckfup is meant as a simple raid failure mod, that focuses on not being evilly coded as well as being able to add (or modify) failures through the fails.lua file without hassle. Also should work for any localization without any changes as it uses spellIDs for checking failures, instead of straight spell names.
To reduce spam, it will group the same failures within 4-5 seconds with each other, so if 3 people fail at Ground Tremor, instead of showing 3 failure messages, you will see "A, B, C have failed at Ground Tremor".
You can use /uckfup toggle to disable/enable it completely, however it will only monitor events while inside a raid instance, so you do not need to disable it while not raiding..
WoWInterface
Loot Tracking
AutoLinkLoot
Will automatically link loot in raid chat or raid warning (depending on whether or not you can speak in raid warning).
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GimmeLoot
The loot system itself is a penalty based system. Penalties are incurred for certain types of rolls during the course of a single instance/raid. "Need" WINS are based on a counter, a certain amount of "Need" WINS are allowed during this penalty set. Once a raid member meets the count of "Need" WINS, their rolls for "Need" are ignored. "Spec" WINS incur a penalty (in increments of -100) against further rolls. If Gertrude WINS a "Spec" roll, the next time she rolls for a "Spec" item, 100 is deducted from that roll. "Freerolls" are just that, no one needs an item, no one has a spec they may want the item for, so it's gonna be disenchanted or greeded for trash. No penalties are incurred for winning a freeroll.
WoWInterface
HeadCount
HeadCount is a configurable World of Warcraft add-on that tracks raid attendance, loot, and boss kills. HeadCount answers the following questions: How long is a player active in a raid?, How long is a player on standby for a raid?, How long is a player offline during a given raid?, What loot dropped during a raid and who received it?, What boss kills occurred during a given raid and who was there for the kill?
Curse
Loot Hog
LootHog detects and tracks rolls which are made with '/random' or '/roll' and sorts them, allowing raid leaders to announce roll winners quickly and easily.
WoWInterface, Curse
Lootificator
A very simple addon to link all loot on a mob with a slash command:
/looter.
If you're the raid leader, it'll be in raid warn, if not, just raid chat.
WoWInterface
Lootster
Lootster is a loot rolling interface that allows you to call for and capture loot roll, arbitrate ties and announce winners.
The roll handling includes normal 100 rolls, 100/1000 rolls, Free-For-All rolls, straight DKP, DKP Tiers, DKP Modified Roll rolls, or Roll Modified DKP rolls, with membership priority, for loot arbitration.
In addition, Lootster has raid, boss, attendance and loot tracking, and has a raid/boss/attendance/loot reporting capability, and allows the synchronisation of raid data from another player.
Finally, it has the ability to keep personalised class restrictions on loot, and allows the synchronisation of item data from another player.
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MasterLoot
Replaces the regular loot list with a dropdown menu listing raid members by class.
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NeedyGreedy
Displays the need, greed, disenchant or pass status of looted items and who won the roll. Features: Support for the disenchant button, An improved roll table display, Display of roll types using icons, Chat links (detached window only), Support for LibDataBroker tooltips, Able to operate without a DataBroker display addon, Loot spam filter.
WoWInterface
NRT
When a boss dies, you get a popup asking if you want to take raid attendance now - doing so creates a new table of all the members in your raid + people that whisper you with their mains name (who must be in the guild), and presents it to you in a copy-able text box so you can easily export it to your web DKP system. It also tracks all epic+ quality items that are looted, when they were looted, who looted them and what mob they were looted from. It also takes whispers from people on standy (outside the raid) during the time period specified when a boss has just died. By whispering your name, it will check the guildlist and then add you to the kill. You can also add people manually later afterwards. It announces in guild chat when a boss dies and attendance is being taken, you can also set it to announce in a seperate channel at the same time - this is for unguilded alts that are in the channel. They can whisper their mains name to get added. When the set time of taking attendance is over, the mod announces it.
Curse
Ouro Loot
Ouro Loot tracks loot during a raid and then produces output formatted for pasting on a guild forum or similar place. Loot is optionally categorized by boss if you have Deadly Boss Mods installed. Loot can be annotated with notes (getting disenchanted, awarded for offspec, going to a guild vault, etcetera) and the forum output will be marked up appropriately.
Curse
RollTracker
Keeps track of rolls for loot so the ML can easily see who won an item.
WoWInterface
Marking Mods
Ghost: Marker
Ghost: Marker is a party/raid mob marking utility. Unlike a lot of other marking mods that try to do awesome things like remember what mobs you like assigned to which mark, Ghost: Marker is a simple tool that allows the raid leader/assistant to assign marks to players in the group (yes, they'll still need to be promoted to do the actual marking). It also works in a party which might make pugging that heroic just a little easier. These assignments are shared with other raid users using Ghost: Marker, presumably your tanks and CC players. Features: Simple assignment of raid marks using drop-down list, Announcement of the assignments to party/raid chat, Ability to apply marks via hotkey, macro or automatically when certain spells/abilities are used.
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MagicMarker
Lets you easily classify and mark mobs simply by moving the mouse over them. This allows incredibly fast marking once of trash groups. Although not necessary for the addon to function, you can configure the priority and crowd control methods you wish to use on a per mob basis. You can also customize the marks to use for tank targets and each crowd control method. This allows for consistent marking of targets to tank and crowd control in raid and party situations.
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Plugins - Data
MarkBar INT
an adjustable toolbar with raid target icon buttons; quicker and easier than the standard UI target popup menu. It also allows to set icons descriptions (ie sheep, sap,...) and party member assignments in order to dump that info in the chat.
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Uncle Mark
UncleMark is a teeny, tiny addon, with one simple goal: To allow a player to quickly mark targets, using just one key.
If you like the idea of Magic Marker, but find that it's just too much, give UncleMark a shot; It features single-key marking of targets, in order of 'skull', 'cross', 'circle', and so on. Works great for chain-pulling through instances.
As of v1.2, the marking sequences are user-configurable; See the "UncleMark_Manual.txt file" for instructions.
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YKTarget
Displays targeting icons by default in the top center of the screen. A button for each raid target icon, 1 for clearing an icon, and 1 for ready check are all available.
The addon will only display when you are in a group or raid and have the ability to target. In other words you need to be a party leader, raid leader, or raid assistant for it to popup. This was done to keep your screen as clear as possible when you're not able to target.
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Misc Mods
AVR
AVR (Augmented Virtual Reality) allows you to draw and add lines, circles and other markings on the 3D world itself. All markings may also be shared with others. Suitable for example to mark locations when explaining raid tactics. These marks can even be left visible for the fight itself. Other things you can do with AVR: Draw range circles around you or someone else at any range, Clearly mark players close to you, Mark any location relative to player position and rotation - for example mage blink landing spot, Measure distances, Boss encounter warnings (using a separate addon).
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AVR Encounters - AVR Encounters (AVRE) is a boss mod agnostic add-on that integrates with AVR (Augmented Virtual Reality) to provide visual effects in 3D that highlight various boss mechanics.
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BossNotes
Boss Notes provides shareable notes and other information for your guild, party and raid community. The add-on lets you take notes from your boss encounter learnings and share this information with other players. You can also use Boss Notes as a general, structured in-game notepad. In addition, Boss Notes records trash and boss abilities and provides a collection of short encounter tactics.
Boss Notes is based on a modular design. The standard distribution contains the Personal Notes, Abilities and Tactics modules. Extension modules can provide additonal functionality.
Config: /bn options
WoWInterface
bRez
Designed to be a small & efficient addon, bRez was created for tracking druid Rebirth cooldowns.
WoWInterface
DBM Spell Timers
DBM-SpellTimers is a small but powerful addon that uses DBM timers to show spell cooldowns from raid members. It is fully configurable through a simple GUI so you can easily add new spells.
DeadlyBossMods
EkInspect
Allows you to inspect the item levels of the gear on yourself, your target, your party members, or your raid members. Good for seeing how geared your raid members are and for deciding who drives the vehicles against Flame Leviathan. The Flame Leviathan fight in Ulduar uses vehicles which are influenced by the gear that the players are wearing. Epic gear influences the vehicles more than non-epic gear (even if they are the same item level).
WoWInterface
Extended Raid Info
Extended Raid Info modifies the standard Blizzard Raid Info frame and includes new features. Features: improved overview, saved instances of your alts, party/raid list of a saved instance, killed bosses list of a saved instance.
WoWInterface
GettingThingsHealed
A compact healing assignment manager. Features: Talent spec scanning and filtering of healer list by spec, Saving of custom player presets, Allows phase structure to assignments, for fights like Illidan in which tasks may change throughout the fight, Unlimited number of phases (within reason), Up to 8 assignment types per phase, Can assign any or all healers to any assignment, Scans healers from the raid, as they join and leave, Scans oRA main tanks, Announces assignments to /raid or a custom chat channel, Replies with assignments on whisper "heal!", Presets for common Hyjal and Black Temple fights.
WoWInterface
Incubator2
Shows timers for mob respawns in raid instances. Timers are shown using bars or in a broker tooltip or both.
Curse
Megaphone
What are the most popular phrases in WoW? The ones that every raid leader screams over and over again (nope, it's not "More DoTs!"). It's got to be "Big heals on tank!" or "Don't Stand in the Fire!" or "All DPS on Boss!". Megaphone is has collected together 14 of the most popular raid leader phrases into one easy to use addon. Just click a button. No screaming, no typos, no missed heal because some noob needs a clue. In today's world o' PUGs not everyone is in Vent. Sometimes a raid warning is the best way to cut through the clutter.
WoWInterface
Obituary
Have you ever been in a group and had someone randomly drop dead? Have you ever asked that person what killed them, only to get a response of "uhhh" or "RNG man" back? If you want to know the real story behind the death, then Obituary is the mod that you want.
The goal of the mod is to notify you instantly when someone dies, and tell you what exactly killed them. You can choose to see only a quick summary of a death, and/or a full detailed report. The detailed report gives you enough information that the mod is also useful for post-wipe analysis.
The summary report will show some quick info about the death, such as:
Timewasted was killed by RandomMob1 (melee swing for X, [Bad Spell] for Y), RandomMob2 (melee swing for Z)
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RaidCooldowns
RaidCooldowns is a single solution to display cooldown information for specific spells that a raid group might care about, as well as broadcasting any information about things that affect those cooldowns, such as glyphs or talent modifiers.
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