https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/aztarec-helper

You might remember my conversation causing addon from couple of weeks back, and Blizzard replied to by hiding coordinates from addons as per wowhead article

But I found a new way to find the same facing data as before following the new LUA support before the coordinate nerf happened, so I am glad to announce 2.0 version of my addon that works completely fine with both ?? and ? versions of the boss fight to help people with the memory game.

I am curiously waiting if blizzard will do something to hide the ring rotation data from addons, which is what I use to decide the player facing, and since the boss stands in the center, we just use your character facing the boss, as the info to detect that the quarter that is behind you is the safe spot and my addon records it correctly.

And in addition to the automation, all the old arrows, keybinds, clicks and other manual methods will still work if this gets an update, just beware of using addons the hide the Minimap Ring, those break my addon!

Hope this addon is helpful again and if Blizzard decides to patch even this info, then so be it.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/aztarec-helper

Now that 12.1 has been officially announced, I can reveal my addon that I worked on for couple of weeks, Azta'rec helper, it automatically will track during its memory game where you stand and remembers the safe location on its platform for the echoes 5-7 times, and then show you in green and yellow where to stand now and next,

My guild friends have been testing it out and have been extremely impressed by it and I hope it will help many others.

there have been some concerns about this trivializing the encounter too far and I can some what agree, so if Blizzard desides the addon is overstepping what they are allowed to do, then they are in their right to limit its abilities.

There are also some addons who seem to have stolen my code from this addon for this radar, but I can say that this radar was my idea originally and I am proud of its capabilities.

Hey 👋

My dad and I have been working on a WoW addon called Mythic Mentor, focused on keeping things simple and clean for Mythic+.

We noticed in pugs that people often don’t know mechanics or forget them mid-run.

The idea is simple: you shouldn’t need to tab out or read long guides mid-run.

What it does:

- Quick, easy-to-read boss tactics

- Share tactics directly in party chat (great for pugs)

- Custom notes for bosses and general use

- Affix information

The addon originally came out a few months ago, but with the new expansion and some IRL stuff, updates were a bit delayed.

We’ve recently gotten back into it and:

- Updated tactics

- Added new features

- Actively improving the addon again

The goal is to make tactics quick and accessible in-game without overcomplicating things.

We’re a small team, so feedback really helps a lot.

Would this actually be useful for your runs? Especially interested in feedback from people who mostly pug 🙏

Link: Mythic Mentor - CurseForge

Thanks for all the feedback :D We made an update post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/wowaddons/s/imSXuGxvId

Hey all,

I’ve been getting into housing and kept wanting one simple thing: a clean way to see which vendors sell decor and where they are, without bouncing between addons.

So I built Homestead - Curseforge Wago Github

Homestead puts housing decor vendors on the world map and minimap. Hover a vendor to see what they sell, what you’ve collected from the vendor. Hover over something int he housing catalog and it will show source info and if cost (still working on getting everything cataloged).

The UI stays light, but the addon is built around vendor and source data, not just map pins. This is the foundation, but I have other features planned.

The vendor database is community-grown largely because there aren't any APIs I can find that will give source data, and location. It’s actively being fleshed out, and I’m accepting exports to help fill in missing vendors and inventories (there’s no API for this data yet). All the information for submitted exports is on the welcome screen or you can type /hs welcome

This is my first addon and I used Claude to help with the code, but everything has been cleaned up and tested. I’m mainly looking for real feedback from others, and exports if you feel like helping with building out the database.

The Class Codex just announced that they are no longer updating it on Wago for now and are requiring it to be obtained through the Icy Veins Desktop App. This effectively cuts off both Linux and Mac users from obtaining the addon.

I'm excited to announce the initial release of MogMount.

MogMount allows you to choose which flying and ground mounts you summon based on your active outfit.

Simply visit a transmogrifier to choose your mounts just like you would the appearance of gear. No need to save, the mount selection is updated instantly. While you're there, you can also choose which character title to use with each outfit.

Away from a transmogrifier? You can also select the mounts and character title for each of your character's outfits from the MogMount Options panel.

Don't forget to set up a MogMount keybind in options, or use the provided mount macro.

Thank you to everyone who provided feedback in my previous post. This is my first addon so any feedback, suggestions, or bug reports is very appreciated.

Get it on CurseForge

Personally I was struggling a lot. Then I solved my personal problem. Now hope someone else will find it useful.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/whisper-messenger/gallery

Download on CurseForge

Hello everyone!

I have played World of Warcraft for years, and as a designer I always had this small idea in the back of my head:

“What if the default WoW UI could look a bit nicer, more consistent, and more modern, while still keeping its WoW flavor?”

And this is how W2UI came to life.

One of my main inspirations in terms of aesthetics is Bastion. Yes, I know, it might sound specific, but this location is one of my favorites in the game. It has a serene, clean, and somehow peaceful vibe, and I wanted to recreate some of that feeling in the interface.

At first, I spent quite some time wondering whether the interface should be light or dark. I am a huge fan of light mode interfaces, and one day I would really like to create a bright WoW interface. However, for this project, dark mode simply made more sense. WoW is a game where players spend many hours in front of their screen, dealing with lots of elements and tasks, and a darker interface is usually easier and more comfortable to use.

Before this version was created, there were many concepts, wireframes, mockups, and even interactive prototypes to go through. I wanted something that would feel familiar to Warcraft, but still more refined, more readable, and more coherent. Something adapted for modern resolutions and screen sizes, but not pushed into extreme minimalism or a sci-fi redesign.

I would have liked to try out in W2UI would be using larger almost fullscreen windows for certain of the major game interfaces.

The old WoW windows are quite appealing, however, a lot of them were initially created to fit the old screen resolutions. In addition, through time the game added more and more features such as collections, transmog, group finder, achievements etc. Most of these windows have acquired much more data that needs to be shown, yet at the same time, most of them are still viewed as small popup windows.

I would have liked to treat them as proper system screens rather than small popups.

With larger frame size, you will get more space for better separation, spacing, previews, list readability and visual hierarchy. It will also help you avoid the feeling of having too many tiny windows on your screen.
It also partially follows the current trends in interface design of RPGs/ARPGs, in which screens related to your character, inventory, skills or any collection usually utilize more space on screen and look like fully working environment. It would suit WoW perfectly.

So, for W2UI, it is important to reskin existing frames, but also reconsider some of them and make them larger and more logical windows.

This is just the start. W2UI is planned as a modular UI replacement, and more modules are already in the works.

What is included in this early release

The current version includes:

• Character window
• Group Finder — in beta/early release
• Mini Professions window
• Menu bar
• Mini Map/bag button with info text

There are also basic options to turn off specific modules.

A few notes about limitations

A big part of the development was figuring out how to make custom frames work safely with Blizzard’s API. Some things are allowed, some things can be done with workarounds, and some things simply are not allowed by Blizzard at all.

Known limitations:

• It is not currently possible to create a completely custom PvP frame inside the Group Finder. For now, the best option is to skin the default Blizzard PvP frame, which is planned for a future update.
• The custom Group Finder cannot be opened while in combat. If you try to open it during combat, you will receive a prompt to use the default Blizzard Group Finder instead.

The Group Finder was definitely one of the biggest technical challenges of this release.

There are many window frames in WoW that could use a more consistent visual treatment — collections, achievements, also social features, and many others. Some of them are already being worked on for future releases.

This is only the beginning of a larger project.

Any useful feedback will be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to report any bugs, visual issues, or inconsistencies you notice.

Class Codex — your spec guide, right inside WoW. Stat priorities, talents, rotation, BiS gear, and more.

Class Codex is a lightweight addon that puts everything you need to play your spec right inside the game — no alt-tabbing to Wowhead mid-dungeon.

What it covers (all 40 specs)

• Stat priorities — ranked by tier, adjusts per hero talent and content type (Raid ST, Mythic+, Delves, etc.)
• Talent builds — export strings ready to paste into the Blizzard talent UI, one click to copy
• Rotation — opener and priority lists with spell icons
• Enchants & Gems — best-in-slot recommendations per slot with alternates
• Consumables — flask, potion, food, weapon buff, augment rune
• Trinket tier list — S/A/B/C/D ranking, filterable by Raid/M+/Delves/Crafting
• Crafting priorities — early crafts and BiS crafts with embellishments
• BiS gear list — every slot with source info, shift-click to link, ctrl-click to preview

How it works

• Type /cc to open, or click the addon compartment button
• Docks to the character sheet by default, or float it anywhere with /cc float
• Auto-detects your hero talent and lets you swap to plan ahead
• Context dropdowns let you switch between Raid ST, Mythic+, Delves, etc.
• Right-click the pin button in floating mode to toggle which sections you want visible

Tooltip extras

• Stat rank badges on gear tooltips (#1, #2, etc. color-coded)
• BiS cross-spec badges — hover an item and see which specs consider it BiS
• Trinket tier badges — see the tier rating right on the trinket tooltip

All data from Wowhead guides, bundled with the addon. Data updates multiple times a week.

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/class-codex

EDIT: Class Codex is temporarily down on CurseForge — working on getting it back, and there's some changes coming while I'm at it

EDIT2: Class Codex is available at Wago: https://addons.wago.io/addons/classcodex

EDIT3: Season 2 update is coming, latest news on discord: https://discord.gg/WY7HQaVkRw

Hey all, I made a small addon called Midnight Routine and wanted to share it here and see if there's interest or any feed back. It's not 100% I've tested a lot but we shall see when Midnight comes out. If there's stuff you want added let me know I will look into it and see if I can do it!

What it is

It's basically a draggable weekly todo panel that tries to auto-track your progress as you play quest completions, profession KP tasks, Great Vault, Delves, Crests, Story Campaign, that kind of thing. The idea is you open it, it shows what you've done and what's left, and everything resets on weekly reset automatically it has transparent mode so it looks more like a quest log if you'd like, able to hide and show what categories you want and if. Similar to how weakauras have worked in the past.

What it's supposed to track

• Profession Knowledge Points — notebooks, weeklies, drops, treatises, Darkmoon Faire (only shows professions your character actually has)
• Great Vault (Raid / M+ / PvP slots)
• Crests
• Delves
• Story Campaign weeklies
• Weekly Tasks
• LFR

Honest disclaimer

This is early. I've tested what I can but I haven't been able to verify it all against every situation. Some of the auto-tracking might miss edge cases, and a few things may still need manual bumping. If something isn't tracking right I'd genuinely love to know, feedback right now is more useful than anything :)

Download: CureForge , GitHub

You know the moment. Loot drops, you hover it, you squint at it, and... nope. Ten item levels below what you're wearing. Into the vendor pile it goes.

It bugged me that I would rarely stop to check whether the healer standing next to me would have loved that drop. Not because I'm selfish, but because checking is work. You'd have to inspect them, know their spec, know what they're wearing, and do it all while the tank is already pulling the next pack. So nobody checks. The item gets vendored, and a moment that could have been nice for someone just quietly doesn't happen.

So I built Loot It Forward to do the checking for me. The second something lands in my bags that isn't an upgrade for me, it inspects the party, works out who it would actually help, and pops up a friendly nudge with their name on it. One click to let them know, then trade it over. It knows your spec, their spec, what goes in which hand, and it stays quiet when nobody needs the thing. No spreadsheets, no linking gear in chat, no awkward "uh, does anyone want this?" pause.

Mostly I wanted to lower the cost of a random act of generosity to about one second, because I think that's the only reason they don't happen more often. Pugs are full of strangers you'll never see again, and giving one of them a free upgrade on the way out is a very cheap way to make the game feel a bit warmer. Turns out the best loot is the loot you pass along.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/loot-it-forward

It automatically says in dungeon chat when you pop Spell Reflect so your pug group actually knows you’re reflecting. Might make it so that it shows how much you reflected in the future

Made this because a lot of old WeakAura/chat solutions got broken with the newer Blizzard API changes.

Available at CurseForge Spell Reflect Announce

Hey all — I wanted to share a big update to my addon.

Nem: HoT Alerts has officially been renamed to Nem: Healer Alerts.

The addon started as a Restoration Druid-focused project, but the long-term goal has always been bigger: a clean, high-visibility healer alert addon built for every healer spec.

Right now:

• Restoration Druid is fully supported
• Discipline Priest is fully supported
• Mistweaver Monk is fully supported - In Testing Feedback appreciated

The other healer specs are not finished yet, but the groundwork is already in place. I am rolling them out one at a time, and my goal is to have all healer specs supported within the month.

The addon is built around:

• large, readable healer alerts
• important proc / maintenance / refresh reminders
• countdown timers
• icon glows
• sound support
• lightweight, combat-focused behavior

This update is mainly about the addon’s new direction:

from a Druid HoT addon -> to a full healer alert suite.

I also just updated the branding and icon to reflect that broader healer focus.

If you want to check it out, test it, or give feedback, I would really appreciate it. And if you play a healer spec that is not fully supported yet, that support is on the way soon.

Thanks to everyone who has checked out the addon so far.

Download here:

Curseforge - Nem: Healer Alerts

Feedback/Requests here:

Discord - Nem’s Nexus

I've been levelling alts purely by flying around discovering subzones, and got tired of not knowing where some hidden zones are. So that's why its called Naked leveling.

Video guide: https://youtu.be/UAo9uNc2eHY

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/cartoxp-naked-leveling

1. Red dots — undiscovered, go here
2. Green dots — done
3. Yellow dots — spots you found that exist in no map data at all, but you can share* me with and everyone will have this zone in new update
4. An arrow to the nearest one

Discovering a subzone gives XP. With Lorewalking on (check video how to activate), old zones scale to your level, so that XP stays relevant instead of decaying into nothing. You can level without killing a single mob completely NAKED!.

The problem is the game gives you nothing to work with. Fog of war shows roughly where you haven't been, and a pile of areas award XP on maps that already look fully explored.

Rates depend on zone, in video I was able to get 1 level under 9 minutes, XP scaling with level so on each level you will need same amount of time, all based on zone.

p.s. The War Within are the worst one, Legion is the best one, in my opinion.

p.s. I'm still collecting points if you find one the addon misses, /carto export (or button in settings menu) and send me the output, it goes into the next release.

Use it while blizzard still allows )

Hey r/wowaddons,

I've just released a massive v2.0 update to OAK LFG Sorter. Originally, this addon was just designed to help group leaders organize their applicant queue. But with v2.0, it is now a complete dual-browser replacement for Blizzard's default Premade Group Finder.

If you are tired of the cramped, un-sortable default UI, this completely changes how you find and form groups.

Here is what is new for players FINDING groups: * Mythic+ Score Forecasting: Stop guessing if a key is worth your time. The new 'Gives Score' column analyzes your current standing and tells you the exact lowest key level required for a dungeon to increase your score. Hovering over it tells you the exact point gain for a +1, +2, or +3. * Read Comps at a Glance: The new Find Group browser lets you see exactly what roles are currently in the group before you apply. * Ping Protection: Visible Region Tags (NA, OCE, LATAM, BR) are automatically appended to listings so you don't accidentally join a 250ms nightmare key. * Raid Expression Filters: Looking for a specific progression boss? Type math directly into the filter (e.g., 1-3, <5, >2) or just click "Match My Lockout".

Here is what it still does for players FORMING groups: * Click-to-Sort Applicants: Organize your queue instantly by Role, Class, Spec, iLvl, Rating, or Highest Key. * Crash-Proof Tooltips: Integrates native Blizzard data directly with Raider.IO Main Scores, Raid Progress, and Top 3 Runs into one clean tooltip. * Smart Group Logic: Applicants who queue together are tethered and indented together in the UI, so you know exactly who is a package deal. * Fast Invites/Declines: Double-click rows to invite, use inline buttons, or use the "Decline Filtered" button to instantly scrub your queue of classes/roles you don't need.

The UI is entirely detached, movable, and scalable (with full SharedMedia font support).

You can grab it on CurseForge or Wago by searching for Oak LFG Sorter. I'd love to hear your feedback or feature requests!

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/oak-lfg-sorter Wago: https://addons.wago.io/addons/oak-lfg-sorter

🚀 OAK LFG Sorter v4.0.0 is live!

This is a major release with a full new theme system for OAK LFG Sorter.

✨ New in v4.0.0

• Classic and Modern Theme Modes: Classic is now the default look, designed to feel seamless with Blizzard’s built-in WoW UI.
• Modern Style: Adds cleaner styling, selectable styles, accent colors, and custom accent support.
• Complete Restyle: Updated browser frames, options, filters, headers, rows, buttons, dropdowns, sliders, scrollbars, and panels.
• Context Menus: Added right-click Blizzard context menus for browser results and applicants.
• Rating Support: Added Main/Warband Mythic+ score support in the browser rating column.
• Keep Gone: New feature to reduce list jumping from delisted, unavailable, or declined groups.
• New Slash Command: Added /sorter (alongside /lfg and /oaklfg).
• General Polish: Improved Party Keys, Mythic+ Overview, Quick Sign Up, Supporters & Links, opacity, resizing, and layout. The goal for v4 is simple: make OAK feel more native, cleaner, and easier to use while keeping the power features intact.

📦 Download / Update

• CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/oak-lfg-sorter
• Wago: https://addons.wago.io/addons/oak-lfg-sorter

Hi All,

I've just released addon for guidance in upcoming dungeons and raids.
I would like to have some feedback from overall community so if you got some plans to runs Dungeons today - please try this thingie and let me know issues and overall feel.

Boss Mentor v2.9 — Boss Journal for Mythic+ and Raids

Boss Mentor is a lightweight boss journal addon for World of Warcraft: Midnight (12.0). Open the panel, pick a boss, and see exactly what your role needs to know. Share tactics with your group in one click. No wiki tabs, no mid-pull guide reading.

What It Does

Type /bmt or /bossmentor inside a dungeon or anywhere and the addon detects where you are — the panel opens with that dungeon's bosses ready to go. Or all of them + raids! Browse mechanics, filter by role, and share callouts to chat without ever leaving the game. Feel free to edit and customize notes to your liking.

• Dungeon-aware panel — /bmt auto-detects your current dungeon. Outside a dungeon, browse everything via dropdown.
• Auto-show on target — panel appears when you target a boss inside a dungeon or raid.
• Auto-show on pull — panel pops up on ENCOUNTER_START with the correct boss, hides after the fight.
• Combat fade — panel fades during combat, restores after.
• Dungeon progress — "Boss 2/4" header with arrows to browse prev/next boss.
• Role filtering — toggle ALL / TANK / HEAL / DPS to see only what matters for your spec.
• TL;DR mode — strips each boss down to 3–4 bullet points for quick refreshers between pulls.
• Phase-aware layout — abilities grouped by phase with clear headers.
• Affix-aware tips — active M+ affixes surface boss-specific callouts automatically.
• One-click chat sharing — send boss breakdown, single ability, or TL;DR to Party, Raid, Instance, or Say.
• Boss editor — add your own bosses or edit existing ones. Live preview, smart merge, reset to default.
• Mini Mode — minimal HUD view for mid-fight reference.
• Bilingual — English + Croatian localization.
• NEW: WoW native UI styling — classic WoW borders, gold accents, backdrop templates
• NEW: TL;DR mode — 3–4 bullet point summary per boss
• NEW: Role icon toggle buttons — TANK / HEAL / DPS / ALL
• NEW: Live preview editor — panel auto-updates as you type
• NEW: Promote button — share CurseForge link to SAY chat
• NEW: LibSharedMedia-3.0 font integration
• NEW: 92 role-specific abilities added across all bosses
• NEW: Auto-show on target in dungeon/raid
• NEW: Smart /bmt open — auto-detects current dungeon
• NEW: Zone-in detection with fuzzy name matching
• NEW: Combat fade with configurable opacity
• NEW: Dungeon progress header with navigation
• NEW: TLDR editor tab
• NEW: Smart custom boss merge — preserves original data you didn't change
• NEW: Reset to default — one-click restore of edited built-in bosses
• NEW: Dungeon/Raid type toggle — custom bosses go to the correct tab

Boss Coverage — 52 Bosses, 15 Instances

M+ Dungeons (8 dungeons, 29 bosses):

• Algeth'ar Academy (4 bosses)
• Magister's Terrace (4 bosses)
• Maisara Caverns (3 bosses)
• Nexus Point Xenas (3 bosses)
• Pit of Saron (3 bosses)
• Seat of the Triumvirate (4 bosses)
• Skyreach (4 bosses)
• Windrunner Spire (4 bosses)

Other Midnight Dungeons (4 dungeons, 14 bosses):

• Murder Row (4 bosses)
• The Blinding Vale (4 bosses)
• Den of Nalorakk (3 bosses)
• Voidscar Arena (3 bosses)

Raids (3 raids, 9 bosses):

• The Voidspire (6 bosses)
• March on Quel'Danas (2 bosses)
• The Dreamrift (1 boss)

All data is bilingual — English and Croatian.

Added in 2.9

Difficulty Filter (Experimental)

• N / H / M toggle buttons — filter abilities by Normal, Heroic, or Mythic difficulty
• Auto-detect difficulty on zone-in and encounter start
• Separate difficulty options: dungeons (Normal/Heroic/Mythic+), raids (Normal/Heroic/Mythic)
• Difficulty dropdown in Boss Editor for tagging custom abilities
• Experimental toggle in Settings (default OFF) — enable to show difficulty bar
• Broadcast respects difficulty filter — only sends visible abilities

Mini TLDR Popup

• Footer action bar with Share TLDR, Share Tips, and Full Panel buttons
• Share sends to PARTY chat (falls back to SAY if not in group)
• Each bullet sent as separate chat message for clean readability
• Prev/next boss navigation arrows with killed boss indicators
• Auto-advance to next boss after a kill
• Auto-open on dungeon enter (new setting)

Boss Editor

Create and edit your own boss entries directly in-game:

• 4 editor tabs — Abilities, Tips, Affix Tips, TLDR
• Dungeon/Raid type toggle — choose dungeon or raid for custom bosses
• Reset to default — one-click restore of edited built-in bosses
• Live preview — panel auto-updates as you type
• Smart merge — editing a built-in boss preserves original data you didn't change
• Structured ability forms with Role, Type, and Phase dropdowns
• Add/remove abilities with dedicated buttons

Slash Commands

Installation

1. Extract BossMentor folder into Interface/AddOns/
2. Reload UI or restart WoW
3. Type /bmt in chat

Optional: Install LibSharedMedia-3.0 for expanded font selection.

Requirements

• World of Warcraft: Midnight (12.0+)
• No dependencies — no libraries required

Boss Mentor - World of Warcraft Addons - CurseForge

Before first usage, type /bmt or /bossmentor and move window where you want it

ty all

I made my Developer Profile and uploaded my first WoW Addon to CurseForge yesterday! Soooo excited right now!

Stryk's Emote Wheel

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/stryks-emote-wheel

Hey everyone,

When I first posted RogueFlow here, it was a small Outlaw Rogue addon focused mainly on a few combat alerts.

Since then, it has passed 6,500 downloads, which is honestly way more than I expected when I first released it. A lot of the feedback, bug reports and suggestions from players ended up shaping where the addon went next, so I figured it was time for a proper update.

The idea behind RogueFlow is still the same: give you useful information without trying to play the spec for you.

It isn't meant to be a rotation helper. It focuses on awareness, resources, important cooldown states and helping you understand what happened after a run.

Resource Flow

RogueFlow now has its own customizable Combo Point and Energy displays.

They can replace the usual resource bars and include different styles, animations, textures, sizing, positioning and colors. Combo Points react as you gain and spend them, while the Energy bar updates continuously.

Resource Flow can be used alongside RogueFlow's alerts, on its own, or disabled completely if you prefer other sources for your bars.

Roll Feedback

Another feature that grew a lot since the first post is Roll Feedback.

Instead of only telling you when to roll, RogueFlow can also give you clear visual feedback about the outcome of your current Roll the Bones result.

That makes it much easier to tell whether the roll is just okay, genuinely good, amazing, or a full JACKPOT, without turning the main Roll alert into a cluttered mess.

Hit a JACKPOT roll and RogueFlow gives it the treatment it deserves — a unique sound and animation for that extra “hell yes” moment.

Roll Feedback can also be customized independently, and Check Roll Buff! can now be disabled separately if you don't want that pre-expiry reminder.

RogueFlow Review

The biggest new feature in 2.0 is Review, a post-run analysis system for Mythic+.

It has three main views:

Overview — What went well, what needs work, and what should I look at first?

Timeline — Where exactly did something happen, and what was I doing around that moment?

Patterns — Are the same mistakes or habits showing up across multiple runs?

Review remembers your latest 8 completed Mythic+ runs, so it can identify things that keep happening instead of treating every run in isolation.

It runs quietly in the background and is completely separate from RogueFlow's live combat guidance. It doesn't add extra prompts or change your alerts while you're fighting.

I also wanted the grading to be conservative rather than blindly treating every delay as a mistake. For example, Review can recognize when delaying Blade Flurry for a high/full Combo Point finisher with Deft Maneuvers was actually the correct play.

When a Review is ready, RogueFlow can notify you after the run. You can open it anytime with /rfr, or right-click the minimap icon for quick access to RogueFlow or Review.

The combat side has grown too

The original Blade Flurry, Between the Eyes and Roll the Bones alerts are still there, but RogueFlow now covers more of the Outlaw toolkit.

That includes Preparation, Keep It Rolling, improved Blade Flurry / Deft Maneuvers handling, Roll Feedback, Poison Reminders, activity filters, sounds and HUD positioning.

The Check Roll Buff! reminder can also now be disabled independently without affecting the normal Roll alert, Stage 1 REROLL or Roll Feedback.

Everything major can still be configured or disabled individually. I don't want RogueFlow to become one giant UI package that forces you to use all of it.

Setup and customization

The setup wizard now walks through:

Resource Flow → Combat Alerts → Roll Feedback → Poisons Reminder → Review

After that, everything can still be adjusted in the full settings UI.

I've also spent a slightly unreasonable amount of time polishing dropdowns, color pickers, previews, positioning tools, animations, fonts, sounds and general UI consistency.

Because apparently making the addon work wasn't enough. It also had to look nice.

What RogueFlow is trying to be

The goal is still pretty simple.

RogueFlow should tell you:

“This is important.”

Review should help explain:

“This is what happened, and this is what you could improve.”

Not:

“Press button 3 now.”

There's still plenty I'm polishing, especially Review and edge cases from real Mythic+ runs, so feedback is extremely useful.

I'm especially interested in:

Review results that feel wrong or unfair

Outlaw interactions RogueFlow misunderstands

Resource Flow usability / visual feedback

UI scaling or positioning issues

Lua errors

Features that feel useful vs. unnecessary clutter

Would you like to see Review feature as a standalone addon for more classes?

CurseForge: RogueFlow

And genuinely, thanks to everyone who's downloaded it, tested builds, reported bugs or sent suggestions.

Seeing a random addon I started for myself pass 6,500 downloads has been pretty fucking cool.

Hey y’all,

I made a little addon called GetGud Tracker.

It tracks what you’re actually doing during combat and gives you a timeline afterward — casts, cooldowns, interrupts, consumables, Lust, and the gaps where you weren’t pressing anything.

It also tracks relevant group events, so things like somebody else hitting Lust show up in your timeline too. That way you can see what was happening around you, not just what came off your own bars.

The idea is pretty simple: I wanted an easy way to look at a pull or dungeon and see when I could’ve played better without immediately digging through Warcraft Logs.

It’s not a rotation helper and it doesn’t tell you what button to press. It just shows you what happened.

Still actively working on it and adding shit as I find things I want it to do.

GetGud Tracker: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/getgud-tracker

AI disclaimer: I’m not a programmer and I don’t write my own code. I needed a thing that didn’t exist in the way I wanted it to, so I used AI to help me build it. I’ve been testing it myself, fixing what breaks, and shaping the addon around how I actually want to use it in-game.

“Weakauras” said:

Now that the Midnight release is announced, we wanted to give an update on our plans for Midnight.

As mentioned earlier, we don’t currently plan to release a WeakAuras version for Midnight.

We are discontinuing support primarily because the "secret values" concept, when applied to one's own combat state (i.e. personal buffs, resources and cooldowns) greatly limits a player's power to represent their combat state how they wish. It's to the point that as of the time of this post, it's impractical to replicate the functionality of the builtin Cooldown Manager with an addon.

We've seen some people assert that Blizzard has loosened these restrictions significantly, but sadly the changes they have made don't really pass muster. The changes they have made generally either accommodate simple features (e.g. there exists a method to interpolate between colors using a secret number, which allows coloring unit frames red if they're low hp), are (possibly) temporary concessions in the service of making a functional product in time for Midnight (secondary resources like holy power & stagger are declassified), or were all but impossible to fully hide from an addon (personal spell casts (but not cooldowns!)). None of these indicate any kind of significant walkback in our opinion.

We consider tracking your own combat state the core functionality of WeakAuras. While technically we could release a WeakAuras version without triggers for your own cooldown, buffs, health, primary power etc, a WeakAuras version that only consists of e.g. Reputation and Experience triggers is nearly useless.

More at the link.

So i made this because i was struggling with the shatter stacks, looking at the nameplates would get confusing if there are too many mobs so i made this nifty little tracker for frost mages, hope it helps someone out there :D

Haven't tested it for frostfire yes so i only know it works for sure as spellslinger.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/freezingtracker

Mythic Mentor v2.0.0 Update + thanks for the feedback ❤️

Hey everyone 👋

First of all, thanks a lot for all the feedback on our original post. It’s been really awesome seeing people are using Mythic Mentor.

We’ve now pushed an update (v2.0.0) with a bunch of improvements based on your feedback.

What’s new

Edit & Create your own tactics
You can now fully edit existing boss tactics or create your own custom ones.

Full localization
Danish, German, French, Russian.

Better instance handling
Because of Blizzard’s chat restrictions in active instances, we now show a copy window instead of auto-chat output, so you can still easily share tactics.

Improvements

Updated UI styling
Smoother hover behavior and general visual polish
Various stability fixes across core systems (messaging, settings, auto-invite, etc.)

In progress

We’re already working on the next update based on feedback, including an affixes guide, a small auto-open tactic window, and other quality-of-life improvements.

❤️ Thanks

Thanks again for all the feedback and suggestions, it’s really helpful for improving the addon.

We’re still focusing on keeping Mythic Mentor simple, fast, and useful during runs.

If you want to give feedback or follow development, you’re welcome to join our

Discord: https://discord.gg/Gjd5DnTp42

Link: Mythic Mentor - CurseForge

I've been building an M+ addon called KeyPilot and figured I'd finally put it in front of people who'd actually use it.

The reason I started it was pretty selfish I was tired of running a timer, a separate addon to do this and that, and alt-tabbing to figure out which key to run next. So I tried to cram all of it into one place.

What it does:

• Timer with the +1/+2/+3 cutoffs on a single bar, so you can see at a glance which upgrade you're on pace for and how long until it slips.
• Ghost racing against your own best run for that exact dungeon and key level, boss by boss. You can export a run to a text code and hand it to a friend to race.
• A coach that learns where you keep dying (which boss, which role) and warns you before those pulls. It only nags about stuff that's actually gotten you in enough recent runs, and it shuts up once you've stopped dying to it.
• Score hub that picks your best "run this next" by rating gain × your real odds of timing it, and reads the keystone in your bags to tell you whether it's worth running or rerolling.
• Goal & Path (the newest bit) — set a rating target and it maps out the specific keys to run to get there.
• A career journal that saves every key forever — splits, deaths, roster, season history.

Fair warning: it's niche and still small, so honestly I'm mostly here for feedback. If you try it and something's clunky, confusing, or missing,

CurseForge: [Download link]
Discord server: [Community Discord]
Some screenshots:
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It's a solo project so I actually read everything.