BtWLoadouts, a spec-management addon which may be replaced by spec saving, import, and export.

ElvUI, TukUI, and other full UI replacements may be replaced by the UI edtior.

Bartender, an action bar customization addon which may be replaced by the new built-in UI editor.

Bagnon, a “one bag” addon with inventory management tools, which may replaced by the in-game combined backpack.

You may find your existing addons offer more functionality that you want to keep. With all the UI changes coming with the pre-patch, there are a few addons that you may want to consider removing (even temporarily) to test drive in-game functionality.

WeakAuras, a customizable addon that can display alerts and other information.

Titan Panel, a customizable information bar.

Rare Dragon, which adds the iconic silver dragon art back to elite mobs.

OmniCC, an addon that modifies how cooldowns are displayed.

Leatrix Plus, which adds various quality of life improvements.

HealBot Continued, a healer-centric unitframes addon.

HandyNotes, a modular addon that adds a variety of markers to the map.

Auctionator, a comprehensive auction house add-on.

ArkInventory, an inventory management addon.

All The Things, an addon for completionists.

However, if exploring the open world for rare items to sell is more up your alley, you’ll want these addons updated! Similarly, if you’re running Mythic+ dungeons, grab the update for Mythic Dungeon Tools.

Raider.IO Mythic Plus, Raid Progress, and Recruitment.

BigWigs Bossmods (or LittleWigs for dungeons).

If so, grab the updated versions for the following:

Is your raid team launching into the three Shadowlands Fated raids once the servers are up? This is a great way to test drive and tune the new talent specs based on a group encounter. Ready to get started getting your addons in order? The updates you need to hunt down will vary based on your goals. While some addons may continue to work even if they aren’t marked as up to date for 10.0, it’s not a guarantee - so you may need to forgo outdated addons until they’re updated. Most add-on sites allow you to only search for addons compatible with patch 10.0, so when you’re checking on CurseForge or WoWInterface, be sure you’re looking for addons that will work. If you’re searching for your favorite addons today (or replacement addons), remember to filter by the game’s version when you search. But which addons are Dragonflight ready? Which addons will you want once those servers come back up? Let’s take a look at which addons you may need to grab when the patch hits. This is a particularly big patch for addons, since the game’s default UI is seeing some big changes that could mean you don’t need - or want - quite as many addons.īut no matter which addons you use, patch day means all of those addons require updates. The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and we are all playing the Dragonflight pre-patch, which went live on October 25.

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