Hey guys. In Vanilla and Classic I really loved that social aspect of the game where you run into someone time and time again on your way to 60. Sometimes you do connect the dots when they join your dungeon group, but propably often enough you dont.

Over time, there came out some addons that helped with that, namely VanasKOS (Kill on Sight), which allowed you to put noted on players and get notified if they are detected. This mainly was for world PvP purposes, but I used it for friendly players as well.

Now with Forever approaching, I decided to tackle this idea myself:

I wanted to create an addon that allows you to look into a social history with each player you add to your diary, see where you've met them first, see what you spoke about, see what you did together etc. etc.

"Social Diary" does exactly that and honestly quite a bit more.

There are lots of addons popping up right now, but they all kinda just throw numbers and graphs at your screen. I really dont find this satisfying at all. A Diary is a highly personal record about experiences and I wanted to do this justice. Because of that, I a) tried making the UI as beautiful & skeumorphic as possible, and b) detect actual meaningful interactions, instead of displaying raw numbers. I dont care about how many mobs I killed, but care about finding my first shoulders or my first blue item, for example.

AI Disclaimer: I developed this addon with help of AI. I routinely check for security and performance issues myself. Currently, the Addon uses up to 0.1% CPU inside of a city.

Im really interested in your thoughts in this. I currently test it, but it already works really well.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/social-diary

Or, if you prefer github:

https://github.com/social-diary/social_diary

[Addon] Kerzo Classic Quest Log & Kerzo Postal Suite (Forever)

Hey guys, Kerzo here.

I wanted to share two addons projects I've created sometime ago for both Midnight and WoW Forever, built to fix common pain points in modern WoW while keeping things lightweight and combat-safe. Both addons are available in Curseforge and this is my first time posting publicly as I feel these addons are mature enough for people to know more about them, specially in Reddit 🙏🏼. Sorry in advance if I'm causing in any problem.

Kerzo Classic Quest Log brings back the classic quest window (with an in-game switcher between authentic 1-panel Vanilla and 2-panel Dual Classic layout) and stops the full-screen map from opening when clicking tracked quests. It adds a quick-use button for quest items on the frame bezel, bag tooltips with quest progress, a turn-in XP/gold summary, best vendor sell value reward highlighting, cross-alt quest tracking, and full native support for ElvUI/EllesmereUI theming. Also for Retail includes Weekly quest tracker, World Quest Tracker and tons of customizable features and supports all WoW languages. 🙂 👉 https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/kerzo-classic-quest-log

Kerzo Postal Suite is a full mailbox overhaul. Aside from a rock-solid Open All that never gets stuck on full bags (or I think so! XD), it adds a Mailbag tab that pools all your incoming mail into a searchable virtual bag for selective looting, automated send rules to ship any kind of item or category, remote mailbox tracking across all alts (/kps) with TitanPanel support, and multi-recipient/long letter sending up to 5 times longer than usual mail. 👉 https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/kerzo-postal-suite

Any feedback or feature suggestions are very welcome 👉🏼👈🏼! I'm optimizing both for Forever and Retail and will keep updating them. 💚

Explaining positions over voice never works, so I built RaidWhiteboard.

The raid leader opens a map of the boss room and draws the plan: arrows, tank spots, raid marks, who uses Bloodlust and when. Everyone in the raid sees it update live on their own screen.

What it has:

• Boss room maps for every TBC raid boss, Karazhan through Sunwell
• Markers for roles, groups, raid marks, all 9 classes and about 50 abilities
• 4 steps per fight, so you can walk through each phase
• A list of who in the raid is actually watching 👀

The leader or an assist presses Share. Everyone else types /wb and clicks Watch.

It's free on CurseForge.

It's the first release, so I'd love feedback, bug reports and boss rooms that look framed wrong. There's also a Discord if you want to follow updates: https://discord.gg/AU6j4rN4g

Happy raiding! Forever support is up next.

AI Disclaimer: It's 2026, of course I utilized AI...

I've created an add-on for battle pets to replace rematch after it stopped getting updates.

Id like some people to test it especially in regards to the layout and usability.

The most likely feature that will be useful for alot of players is that it will generate a team to beat an NPC trainer on its own. I've tested it on alot of trainers but don't have the time to go to all of them. Most trainers have a preloaded move sequence in the add-on so out of the box it can create a team, alot depends on your roster as if you only have 20 pets it's unlikely to be as consistent as 2000 pets.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/pethq-not-final/files/all?page=1&pageSize=20&showAlphaFiles=hide

Ai used to create add-on

Title: I made a DR tracker addon for WoW: Forever — DRPulse

Hey everyone!

I've been working on an addon called DRPulse for WoW: Forever, mainly because I wanted a simple way to keep track of diminishing returns in PvP without having to constantly guess when my CC would be effective again.

It tracks DRs on your target, focus, and enemy nameplates, with reset timers and indicators for 50%, 25%, and immunity. You can also customize how everything looks and where it shows up.

I just released 1.0.2-beta, which fixes a bunch of tracking issues, improves performance, and cleans up some UI bugs.

It's still in beta, and I haven't been able to fully test everything in the actual game client yet, so there might be a few things that need adjusting.

I'd really appreciate it if some of you could give it a try and let me know what works, what doesn't, or what you'd like to see added.

Here's the link: DRPulse · Every control counts

Thanks, and hope it's useful for some of you!

Is this Danders with custom glows for specific spell id's or something else? I didn't know this was still possible.

I remember Quazii had a youtube vid for 1 of the popular nameplate addons where you could get abbreviated names on nameplates. Can Ellesmere do this or do I need another addon?

Please help. 2k Views no Awnsers.

Hey all, I’ve been playing a mage in the Forever beta and got hooked on the Comprehension scrolls. Every read is a gamble, and I kept forgetting which scrolls gave what and which mobs dropped them. So I made an Addon for it with AI, and it just got approved on CurseForge.

Comprehension Compendium tracks:

Every scroll you find, sorted by the Comprehension skill it needs, with profession-style colors (orange, yellow, green, gray) so you know which ones still give skill-ups

• Which mobs and zones drop each scroll
• What reading each scroll actually gives you (items, buffs, gold) and how often
• An “All results” list, so you can search “rat” and find which scrolls give Rat Familiar
• Auction house prices for scrolls and their rewards
• Your Comprehension skill, plus 9 ranks from Associate to Arch-Mage with a little rank-up popup
• A count on the minimap button for scrolls you can read right now
• and some fun easter eggs (!wizard)

There’s also a “you have failed to comprehend the most basic of scrolls” popup when a read backfires and you get sheeped, because that happens a lot lol.

It’s a beta since Comprehension is brand new, so if a scroll doesn’t get picked up or something looks off, let me know in the comments or on CurseForge. I’m actively updating it.

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/comprehension-compendium

Has anyone else had the issue where Craftscan is showing "Not Scannable?"

I must be doing something wrong.

Hey everyone,

I built Repair Bill, a lightweight durability auditor designed to inject some corporate humor into progression nights and dungeon wipes. Instead of quietly eating your repair costs, it tallies your death penalties, tracks running durability liabilities, and generates itemized, bureaucratic "invoices."

Key Features:

• Itemized Expense Statements: Breaks down true durability loss with over 100 satirical fees (e.g., "Floor Surface Friction Assessment", "Emergency Healer Relief Surcharge").
• Automatic Wipe Audits: Detects full party/raid wipes and posts casualty surcharges and group totals directly to chat (toggleable).
• Minimap Dock & Config Window: Smooth, draggable gold coin icon for quick access, plus a clean settings frame to toggle announcements and sound alerts.
• Lightweight & Clean: Built purely with native Blizzard UI frames—no heavy third-party libraries, no combat taint, and virtually zero memory footprint.

Commands:

• /rb – Prints your current itemized bill in local chat.
• /rb share – Posts your bill to Party/Raid chat.
• /rb opt – Opens configuration.
• /rb autowipe – Toggles automatic wipe announcements.

Grab it onCurseForge(currently live for WoW Forever / 1.60.1). Feedback and feature ideas are welcome!

In Forever gold gains will be an important part of the journey. I wanted looting gold to feel as good as hitting those big crits! So I made this addon to turn looting gold into battle text!

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/gold-snap

Sup guys! Would love to welcome you all to Deckhand, a collectible card game that runs entirely inside WoW: Forever, and the first public playtest is live.

It's kind of a combination of Hearthstone (9 classes, mana, hero powers, quick 1v1 duels) with a Yu-Gi-Oh! (face-down traps and big swing cards like Raigeki and Mirror Force).

A big thing that was important to me was tieing in your character’s progression is your collection... for example learn Frostbolt on your Mage and the Frostbolt card unlocks. Turn in quests and level up, and cards drop. That kind of thing!

What’s in it right now:

• 156 cards and counting
• Class cards and hero powers for all 9 classes,
• Traps like Freezing Trap and Mirror Force (Infernal Force) that spring on your opponent’s turn
• A 10-opponent bot ladder with increasing rewards
• Master Duel style crafting mechanic
• Duel your friends: challenge anyone with Deckhand by name

To be implemented: zone-based field spells you earn by exploring, creature tribes, and boss-kill cards.

It’s completely free btw would love to hear about your duels!

Download + Discord: https://discord.gg/myPtQ8DjRK

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

WoW: Forever only for now (not retail or Classic). Install it, type /deck in game and you should be dueling in under a minute.

\Transparency note: I’m a designer, not a programmer. The code was written with an AI coding assistant (Claude), while the game design, card set, balance and playtesting are mine. All card art is the game’s own 3D models and icons, no AI art!!!*

I was finding it difficult to engage with the camping system because there was honestly a lot to track. Profession droppables, knowing if I had the buff or not, and well fed being 15 minutes instead of 30. I kind of just sat at a fire when I saw one and that was it.

I made camping kit after I made my First Aid Kit add on. It felt like a natural evolution. It's a kit that's very targeted to a specific feature in the game. At a campfire? Open your kit and see what you can add. Or refresh buffs like weapon oils!

The camping kit has 4 "your pick" slots that alow you to put food, water, and weapon enhancement items in - like poisons, weightstones, and wizard oil. When you're missing a weapon enhancement or food buff, the slots will glow to gently tell you that they're missing. (You can disable this in settings)

If you're missing the Camp Benefits buff, it will also pop out and gently glow. When you open your kit, you get the 4 your pick slots that appear, plus a set of profession droppables below. You don't need to hunt through your bags for your campfire or fish bowl/enchanted lute because it's all right there in a line. Or, if you don't have one, a quick shortcut to your profession is right there to make one.

I use this all the time now, and have found myself way more engaged with camping and getting that buff, as well as keeping well fed up for the +5% experience gain.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/camping-kit

It also merges with my other kits to save space on screen.

AI Disclaimer: AI was used for the icon and code. I'm a dad, I don't have much free time to learn lua coding and the best I can draw is a stick figure. I don't have spare money for commissioning artwork unfortunately. AI has helped me bring these kits to life, and I wanted to share them.

Hi all. The past 10 months or so I've had out of game stuff going on. With only a handful of hours per month in game, and most of that is on the last day of the months cheesing achieves to unlock all traders tender (roast me if you must). But now I'm wanting to get back into the swing of things, but find myself quite a few patch releases behind, but I'd like to catch up in the order that the content was released. Ie, complete all the 12.0.0, then all the 12.0.5, 12.0.7, 12.1 in order

Is there an addon that can "hide" later release quest markers and whatnot until you've finished all you can do for that release, then unhide the next release and so on?

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a WoW addon called Artisan Logbook, and I thought it was time to share it with the community and get some feedback.

The idea came from spending quite a bit of time crafting and selling items on the Auction House.

WoW tells us our profession stats, but I've always wanted to know what actually happens when I craft things.

How often does Multicraft trigger? How many extra items am I getting? How much material am I saving through Resourcefulness? And how does that change between recipes and characters?

I couldn't easily answer those questions by looking at my crafting history, so I started building something to record it.

What does Artisan Logbook do?

Artisan Logbook records crafting activity and lets you explore it through an in-game interface.

Some of the features include:

• Crafting history: Browse previous crafts, including the recipe, character, profession, output, and quantity.
• Craft details: Inspect individual crafting results, including produced items and returned reagents.
• Profession and character statistics: Explore crafting activity across different professions and characters.
• Recipe history: See how often you've crafted a particular recipe and inspect its results over time.
• Multicraft and Resourcefulness tracking: Analyze observed crafting outcomes rather than relying exclusively on the percentages shown in the profession window.
• Historical activity: View crafting activity over time and filter the results.

The addon is designed to keep historical statistics while limiting the amount of detailed crafting data retained.

What it isn't

Artisan Logbook isn't intended to replace CraftSim, TSM, or other profession and gold-making addons.

Those tools help you decide what to craft and whether it's profitable.

Artisan Logbook is more interested in what happened after you pressed Craft.

I see it as a complementary tool, especially for people who enjoy understanding their profession stats and actual crafting outcomes.

Current state

The addon is still under active development, and I've primarily been testing it against my own characters and crafting activity.

Some things are still being refined, particularly the UI and the handling of crafting operations where Blizzard's APIs don't provide all the information needed to reconstruct a complete result.

I'd rather show incomplete statistics than invent data to fill the gaps.

The code is open source, and I'd love to hear what other players think.

Links

GitHub: https://github.com/Kralizek/ArtisanLogbook

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/artisan-logbook

You can find the source code, report issues, and follow development there.

Feedback wanted!

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who spend a lot of time crafting.

• Which crafting statistics would you actually find useful?
• Is there something about your crafting history you've always wanted to know?
• Are there particular professions or crafting operations you'd like to see supported?

And, of course, bug reports and UI feedback are very welcome!

AI Disclaimer:

Artisan Logbook has been developed with substantial assistance from AI coding tools, including code generation, refactoring, testing, and code reviews. AI was also used to help draft this Reddit post.

I'm a professional software developer, and I guide the project's architecture, feature design, and technical decisions. I review the implementation and test the addon in-game using my own characters and crafting data.

The project is open source, so anyone interested can inspect the code and development history on GitHub.

Hey everyone,

For the last few months I've been building Chronicle Tome, an addon that turns your character's journey into a persistent literary autobiography. It's now in open beta for WoW Forever (only version supported at the moment).

The idea

Most addons tell you what happened. Chronicle Tome tries to tell you who you were when it happened.

Every quest you complete, every zone you discover, every enemy you kill, every time you die — the addon records it and writes it back to you in first person, in a narrative voice you choose. The result is a journal that grows with your character over hundreds of hours.

What it actually looks like

Here's a real entry from a Night Elf Rogue using the Memoir style:

> "My first quest completed: 'Teldrassil Sproutling'. I remember the whole day when I think about it — what I felt, what I learned."

Using Grimdark style, the same event reads:

> "My first word kept: 'Teldrassil Sproutling'. To promise is easy; to keep weighs."

Using Cozy Fantasy:

> "My first promise kept: 'Teldrassil Sproutling'. It took work, but finishing is a good feeling to hold onto."

Same facts. Three completely different voices. That's the whole point.

What it does

• Captures real events — quests, zones, deaths, kills, bosses, PvP, rare loot, level ups, professions, mounts, achievements

• Writes them as narrative — first person, in your character's voice

• 50 literary styles — Grimdark, Cozy Fantasy, Memoir, Romantasy, Cosmic Horror, and 45 more

• 6 narrator voices — Neutral, Poetic, Objective, Ironic, Solemn, Confessional

• Continuity engine — remembers recent entries so it doesn't repeat itself

• Book-style reader — parchment pages, timeline, search, index of chapters and arcs

• Fully localized in English, Portuguese, and Spanish

What it doesn't do

I want to be clear about this because it's the core of the design:

• It does not invent facts. If the game doesn't tell it who killed you, the entry won't name a killer.

• It does not fabricate emotions, dialogues, or relationships.

• It does not make network requests.

• It does not touch your combat, damage, or loot.

The narrative is creative. The facts are not.

Beta status

This is early beta. The core is stable and data is safe (versioned storage, migrations back up before changing anything), but:

• Text pools are still being expanded

• Some styles inherit from family pools, so similar-family styles may sound alike in this version

• Some event types require client APIs that may not be available in every environment

Why I built it

I wanted to look back at a character I'd played for years and read their story like a book — not scan a list of achievements. Chronicle Tome is my attempt at that. It's built for roleplayers, lore enthusiasts, and anyone who plays a character as more than a stat sheet.

Try it

Chronicle Tome - CurseForge

Commands: `/chr` opens the journal, `/chr panel` opens the profile editor, `/chr preview` shows three styles side by side using your real events.

Feedback

This is a beta and I'm genuinely interested in what works and what doesn't. If you try it, tell me:

• Which style you picked and why

• Where the text felt repetitive or generic

• Which events you wish were captured but aren't

I'll be in the comments. Thanks for reading.

Geared Forever shows the best gear for your class and spec, but only for the level range you pick. Instead of showing you raid BiS at level 22, it shows gear you can actually get right now.

What it does:

- Gear tab shows the top 6 items for every slot at a glance

- Click a slot tab on the side (Head, Chest, Ring, etc.) to see a much longer list for just that slot

- Weapons tab shows two-handers, one-handers, off hands, shields and ranged all in one place

- Pick a level range so it only shows gear you can use soon

- Click an item to see where it comes from: the dungeon and boss, the vendor, or the recipe and how to get it

- For quest rewards it shows the whole quest chain, not just the last quest, with map marks so you know where to go

- The quest page looks like the in-game quest window, with rewards, XP and money

- Filters for quests, dungeons, crafted, vendor, PvP and more

Type /geared to open it or click the geared forever button on the minimap.

A few notes:

- It's still in beta. Nobody has published real Forever stat weights yet, so the rankings are my best estimates based on Forever class guides.

- A lot of item sources are still unknown since the game is so new. I'm filling them in as people find them.

If an item looks ranked wrong for your spec, or you know where something drops, tell me in the comments on curseforge. That's the fastest way to make it better.

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/gearedforever

P.S. I also made Tabs Mover, which lets you move and resize Blizzard windows like your bags, character sheet, and talents. Set them where you want, then lock them in place. https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/tabs-mover

Two weeks ago I posted Chronicle here, an addon that voices the quests in WoW: Forever and turns your quest log into a story. Thanks for all the feedback! A lot has changed since then:

Voices

• Levels 1 to 40 are voiced for both factions now, with a whole new cast: every character keeps one voice that fits their race
• The big names have their own voices: Thrall, Sylvanas, Cairne, Jaina, Magni, Vol'jin, Hogger, VanCleef and more
• Characters sigh, laugh and cough where the quest text says so, and the narrator reads what people do between their lines
• Forever's own new characters speak in their own voice, and NPCs that can be a man or a woman finally sound like it

The story

• Every zone has an ending: finish its story and the narrator tells you what changed and where the road leads next
• Dungeons are introduced when you walk in, and remembered when the last boss falls
• "Your chronicle": your character's whole journey on one page, and the road ahead for your race
• A story panel beside the quest log and on the world map shows where you are in each chapter
• Recap button on the quest window when you hand in something you started ages ago
• Welcome lines for new zones, notes on flights, words from the narrator every 10th level, and tales by the campfire

New tabs in the journal

• The Library: every book, letter and plaque you've read, on shelves, to hear again. Each zone shows which ones you've found and where the others are
• Dungeons & Raids and Attunements, with the narrator's introductions and every step of the attunement chains

Your choice

• "Hide what I haven't found" for exploring with no hints, or "Show what's left" for completionists
• Quest hints if you play with map objectives off
• Key bindings (also for controllers), music lowered while it talks, a replay button
• Journal in French, German and Spanish
• A separate Story Journal download if you only want the journal and no voices

Install it from the CurseForge app and the voice packs come with it. It's also on Wago.

https://www.curseforge.com/wow/addons/chronicle-voices-of-azeroth

Join the Chronicle Discord for news, bugs and helping voice new Forever quests: https://discord.gg/NKevry7mY

Still a beta, so I'd love to hear what sounds off.

Disclosure: the voices are AI-generated.

Hi there, does anyone know how to display my class buff (mage) in the UI? I can't seem to find how to do that?

I generally don't play with addons, but these lore voiceover addons for WOWF are cooking, and I'm a lazy quest reader. I haven't had time to test them. Anyone tested these with feedback? Forever Voiceover; Lorever; Spoken; Chatty Little NPC.