WoW Addons

Atlasloot Enhanced is a must have for WoW players in search of the best loot. This addon throws a small icon onto the minimap which is your gateway to its features. Atlastloot Enhanced also has the search option to find a certain item, who it's dropped by, the drop rate, and the dressing room all within a helpful tooltip.

Atlasloot Enchanced features include:

Dressing room: control-click items to show them in the dressing room
Price preview: see a preview of the prices of items such as rewards
Drop rates: see the droprate of an item when moved over in the tooltip

The Auctioneer addon is one of the most popular World of Warcraft addons available. Without Auctioneer, players are forced to buy and sell items without the information they need to make informed purchases. Instead, they end up overpaying for items they buy and severely underpricing items they sell. However, with the Auctioneer addon you can not only place multiple stacks of items up for sale but can also scan the auction house and set it up to undercut all of the existing auction prices or over price items if you wish.

Gatherer is a must have addon if you are a miner, herbalist, or treasure seeker. Rather than tracking nodes on your map as you see them, Gatherer records the location of nodes that you have looted. So for example, if you are herbing in the Barrens and have Gatherer enabled all of the nodes you loot will be recorded so that they next time you enter the Barrens all of the locations you previously looted nodes at will show up on your minimap.

Titan Panel Addon 3.0 provides a large collection of mods for WoW, all which integrate with a slim and appealing panel. The Panel shows up either on the bottom, top or both parts of your screen. It provides, by default, several features including:

Titan Ammo - Displays remaining ammo.
Titan AutoHide - Allows you to toggle whether the Titan Panel hides itself when your cursor is no longer over it.
Titan Trans, Volume & UI Scale - Provides easy configuration of transparency, volume and the scale of your user interface.

So you are new to a zone and you trot on into the local outpost. On your mini-map you see a ton of yellow exclamation marks....jackpot!! You run around and gather up all of these quests and start looking at them. Where do I start? Which quests are in common areas? Where in the zone do I go to do the quest? Are all these quests in this zone?

EquipCompare is an addon that provides the basic feature of comparing equipment currently equipped against equipment anywhere else in the game. It's surprising this feature is only provided in some locations by Blizzard's default user interface. With EquipCompare you can enable it everywhere.

Scrolling Combat Text makes doing damage and healing fun. There's nothing more like scoring a critical hit or heal and seeing the exact amount come up floating in the form of easily visible numbers. Forget watching the combat log to see what happened; you'll be there in live focusing on your character and watching everything that happens.

This is another addon that makes them game even easier than it already is. Instead of keeping tabs on boss abilities and cool downs it does it for you and makes it easy to prepare and alert your guild to prepare. The Deadly Boss Mod will also keep track of your healers cool down abilities as well. It will also alert you in Battlegrounds as to how long it will take to win a match or capture an enemy position.

The WoW Atlas Addon is used to provide maps for instances in the World of Warcraft. The game was released without maps because Blizzard wanted to make instances more challenging but people being the big newbs that they are decided to go ahead and make things even easier in WoW and come up with an addon that shows the maps in instances.

KLHThreatMeter is an addon that records and displays everyone's threat much like a damage meter. In theory each player's threat can be quantified and compared. However, it will only display a player's threat if they are using this addon.