Here's a good place to find most addons you would want.


[url]http://wow.curse.com/downloads/addons/[/url]

I use omen now too, it works with KTM too so if people are using KTM or omen they'll work together.

[url=http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/1531/]Fishing Buddy[/url] - Great for leveling fishing or hitting pools for motes.

[url=http://www.ctmod.net/downloads/]CT Mod[/url] - Unit frames and the mass mail are very nice.

[url=http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/4940/]Deadly Boss Mod[/url] - Shows timers on boss fights for how long til Evocate on Curator, Repentence on Maiden and such.  Also shows timers on flags in BG's.

[url=http://wow.curse.com/downloads/details/1482/]Item Rack[/url] - Great for switching gear quickly, wether you're a dps who needs to pop up and offtank or just have multiple sets of healing gear (I have pvp and raid sets, tanking set, &quot;dps&quot; set, and neked set).  You can switch out every slot you have with just one button push.

[url=http://www.curse.com/downloads/details/7799/]Arena Live Frames[/url] - Here's what Brig was talking about, pretty much essential for doing arena I think. Useful commands with it /alf lock and /alf unlock to move it around (so it's not sitting in the middle of your screen).

One thing to help you update your mods quicker, I created a shortcut on my desktop to my addons folder.  That way I can download mods to my desktop, unzip them right there and drop in to that shortcut.  Then I dont have to dig into my computer to find my addons folder.  Helps me update quickly when I need to.

Path to most of yours will be something like this &quot;C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns&quot;

Creating that shortcut on your desktop makes it alot easier to update mods.

Oh, and I like Ketchup now, I used to be a ranch guy for pretty much everything, but now I'm going back to the old staple, Ketchup.