Arsenal Version: 3.0 Updated: 12/09/2008

The first beta of Arsenal 3.0. Arsenal is a tooltip update mod that alters ability tooltips to reflect actual values by including spellpower, weapon damage, and talent and glyph effects.This version is *very* beta. The functionality is basically all there, but I only have data for Rogues right now.

Bloodmoney Version: 1.0 Updated: 10/10/2010

This is a really awesome addon, mostly because it is not SKG.

Entitled Version: 1.0 Updated: 01/19/2009

A tiny little mod that lets you randomly swap titles at login or load screen. Show off that title collection!

Finklestein Must Die! Version: 1.1 Updated: 01/19/2009

This mod watches for Alchemist Finklestein's ingredient requests, and tells you where to find them, thus making that hateful, hateful quest rather less hateful.

Poisonous Version: 1.3 Updated: 02/10/2009

A fully-featured poisons mod. Configurable autobuy of stacks of poisons at vendors, poison expiration alerts, and a draggable poison application bar (leftclick to poison your mainhand weapon, rightclick to poison your offhand weapon). If you're a rogue and don't have this, you want it.

Zookeeper Version: 1.9 Updated: 06/16/2009

The ultimate pet and mount addon. Makes handling those big piles of mounts and minipets really easy, and adds some smarts to the process as well!
  • v1.9: Added the 3.1.2 new Argent Tournament mounts and the Battle-Bot
  • Updated tag information for the new pets and mounts in 3.1!
  • /mount command lets you pick mounts by tags randomly, specify certain ones to use or exclude, and even is smart enough to handle Northrend's quirks on where you are allowed to actually use a flying mount properly.
  • /minipet command lets you pick minipets just like /mount does for mounts, with an added feature -- your last-used command is remembered, so that if you ever find yourself alone Zookeeper will bring out another pet to keep you company automatically.
  • /disembark command -- it's like /dismount, but better, because it also works for vehicles!
  • Long minipet and mount macros, for more complex conditions!
  • Options and in-game documentation can be found in the Blizzard Addons options section, or accessed by using the /zoo or /zookeeper commands.
  • New macro conditionals for use with /mount, /minipet, /dismount for added control over what you summon based on where you are -- if you want to summon a netherdrake mount only in the Outland, for example, just use the [outland] conditional. For more information, see the in-game help.
  • Zookeeper lets you mark mounts and pets as "favorites", or "forbid" certain ones from ever showing up as a random choice.

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Deadly Boss Mods: Required addon for all official Iravien raids.
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Dominos Action bar addon.
oRA2 A CT_RaidAssist alternative.



Multiple-target Blind
#showtooltip
/cast [target=focus,harm] [target=mouseover,harm] [harm] [] Blind
This macro will attempt to Blind:
  • my focus target if it's hostile
  • my moused-over target if it's hostile
  • my current target if it's hostile
  • or it will cast Blind and give me the targeting cursor so I can click on the target

Smart Mount Macro
#showtooltip [flyable] Bronze Drake; Black War Tiger
/stopmacro [flying,nomod:alt]
/mount [nomounted, flyable, northrend] Bronze Drake Mount; [nomounted, flyable, outland] netherdrake, Albino Drake; [nomounted] cat fast
/disembark [mounted]
  • If I'm flying and don't have the ALT key pressed, it does nothing (so I don't accidentally dismount and die).
  • If I'm not mounted, and can fly, and in Northrend, it summons my Bronze Drake.
  • If I'm not mounted, and can fly, and in the Outland, it summons any of the Netherdrakes, or my Albino Drake, randomly chosen.
  • Otherwise, if I'm not mounted, I summon any random fast cat mount.
  • If I am mounted or in a vehicle, I dismount.
  • The /mount and /disembark commands, as well as the northrend and outland macro conditionals are part of my Zookeeper addon, which can be found on this site in the World of Warcraft Addons section.

Ultimate Rogue Ranged Attack
#showtooltip
/cast [mod:alt] Fan of Knives
/stopmacro [mod:alt]
/cast [equipped:Thrown] Deadly Throw
/cast [equipped:Thrown] Throw; Shoot
This macro covers everything a rogue is ever going to care about for ranged combat.
  • If I have ALT pressed, I use Fan of Knives.
  • If I have a thrown weapon equipped I use Deadly Throw if I can, or Throw if I can't.
  • If I have a bow, gun, or crossbow equipped I just Shoot the target.

Tricks of the Trade
#showtooltip
/focus [btn:2,help]
/stopmacro [btn:2]
/cast [mod:alt,help][mod:alt,target=targettarget,help] [target=focus,help][help][target=targettarget,help] Tricks of the Trade
This macro makes targeting Tricks of the Trade easy.
  • If you rightclick it while targeting someone, they will be remembered as your Focus.
  • Otherwise, it will target your Focus if it exists, or it'll try your target if they're friendly, or your target's target if they are friendly.
  • If you hold down the Alt key when you click it, your target and target's target will be tried before your Focus.

Combat Rogue Burst Damage
#showtooltip
/startattack
/castsequence [mod:alt] reset=target/100 Blade Flurry, Adrenaline Rush
/cast [mod:ctrl] Adrenaline Rush; Killing Spree
/use 13
/use 14
This is just a way to combine all my burst damage abilities into one macro.
  • If I hit it normally, it uses Killing Spree.
  • If I hold ALT and hit it, I use Blade Flurry and then Adrenaline Rush.
  • If I hold CTRL and hit it, I use Adrenaline Rush (I mostly don't use CTRL to cast Adrenaline Rush, but it's handy to display it so I can see the cooldown).
  • Additionally, it uses my trinkets if any are clickable and ready to be used.

One-Button Smart Crowd Control
#showtooltip
/clearfocus [modifier:alt];[button:2]
/focus [target=focus,noexists];[target=focus,dead];[target=focus,help]
/cast [target=focus,exists,nodead,harm][] Fear
This macro remembers your CC target using the Focus target option. To use it, either rightclick the macro while targeting the unit you want to CC, or just cast it on a unit and it will be assigned as your Focus. From there, you can simply use the macro again to re-apply CC to your saved target. This should work with any CC spell, just replace "Fear" with the spell of your choice.