The best WoW Forever addons

Since the client is Retail, the interface is modern by default. ClassicUI gives you the Classic one back: gryphons, round minimap, stone frames. Modular, with settings under /fcui.

Good to know: Don't combine it with DarkMode: conflicts have been reported.

Action bars exactly the way you want them: how many, their size, position, paging by stance or form, bars hidden out of combat. It comes from Retail, so it loads on Forever without any port.

Good to know: No "-forever" file: the Retail version already declares the Forever client interface (16001).

Makes the game's windows draggable: character, spellbook, quest log and the rest. Each window comes back where you left it when you reopen it. Hold Ctrl + Shift to click through without moving it.

Good to know: Action bars already move with the native Edit Mode (Esc > Edit Mode): Forever Move is for the windows. /fm reset clears the saved positions.

Darkens the game interface, windows and frames included. You pick a mode and a color in the settings (/dm, /dark or /darkmode).

Good to know: Conflicts with ClassicUI Forever have been reported: pick one or the other. The same file serves Retail and Forever.

Changes the font and size of the damage and healing numbers floating above targets. Over 100 fonts included, live preview, and your own .ttf fonts through the companion addon FontMagicCustomFonts.

Good to know: A font change needs a relog; size changes apply at once. FontMagic only handles Blizzard's floating combat text: a third-party combat text addon is configured separately.

A small independent chat addon inspired by Prat. Adjustable font, line spacing, outline and fading, 12 or 24-hour timestamps, names cut down to first names, keyword alerts, spell and item icons, content filters and repeat suppression.

Good to know: Development alpha: the author warns that settings and history may fail to load, and that scrollback is not restored after a /reload. Export your profile to keep a backup. It is not a full Prat replacement, and not to be confused with "Forever Chat", a different addon.

The comfort pack, by a distance: extended camera zoom, auto-sell for grey items, repairs, duel refusal. A must-have, settings under /ltp.

Good to know: The link opens the Forever files directly.

Rebuilds the merchant window: larger and resizable, with search, filters and sorting. You browse and sell your bags from the same window, with buyback, repair and a transaction log.

Good to know: Check the auto-sell options before turning them on. UlRemedyForever and ForeverForge also touch the merchant window: do not run two merchant windows at once.

When your bags are full as you loot, a window lists the cheapest items with their vendor and auction house prices. You delete one or ignore it for good, then the better item is looted. /dci opens it by hand.

Good to know: Take the "Updated for Forever" page: the old "Delete Cheapest Item" page only has a Classic file from May 2025. With XLoot the automatic window no longer opens (reported on Oct 12); /dci works.

A continuous world map with every zone revealed, from the continent down to the street. Dungeons with levels and boss counts, boat routes, flight times, party members across the whole map.

Good to know: It is a 0.7 beta, and it conflicts with Leatrix Maps, Mapster and Magnify: pick one or the other.

A revealed world map, with zone levels and the icons of dungeons and flight masters. Unexplored zones are visible from the start.

Good to know: It is the alternative to OpenMap: install only one, OpenMap's author declares the conflict himself. The link opens the Forever files directly.

Works out the fastest route by combining walking, flights, boats, zeppelins, the tram and portals. Shift + click on the map; directions show in the objective tracker and on the minimap.

Good to know: Mapzeroth and Travelcraft do the same job: pick just one for routes.

Quests and objectives on the map. QuestieTrace records Forever's new quests, which the Classic database doesn't have, and sends them to the team: you contribute just by playing.

The step-by-step leveling guide, inside the game: it tells you where to go and what to do at each step. Levels 1 to 20 are free, the full guide is paid.

Good to know: Commercial partnership: RestedXP is a KamiLabs partner, and our link to the official site (−10%) supports us. The free alternative is Guidelime + TUGs, in the directory.

Replaces the level-up screen with a richer one: stat gains, the spells you can learn from your trainer shown as icons, themes and settings, controller support.

Good to know: It is a Release Candidate (a near-final version, not definitive yet). Only French and Spanish are translated by hand.

Inside the professions window: skill-up chances, the cost of each recipe, leveling routes, shopping lists and a crafted gear tab.

Right-click a slot on your character sheet: the 3 best pieces for your class, spec and level (1 to 60), and where to get them. You "hunt" a piece like a quest, with a pin on the map, and a notification tells you when you get it. A 0 to 100 score in tooltips, filters (no dungeons, current zone, buyable), a simulator for another class or level, customizable stat weights.

Good to know: Install the main addon AND your class folder (one folder per class, enable only yours). It uses 200 to 400 MB of memory. Beta data is still incomplete and changes often: compare with our BiS List.

A Retail-style dungeon journal (/dj): bosses, loot, map, and the quests of both factions with their chains. Dungeon quests give a lot of XP on Forever.

Good to know: Loot tables fill in as discoveries come in: level 30+ dungeons and raids are still incomplete.

THE LOOT! THE BASE! Every loot table with BiS (best in slot) lists per phase. FojjiCore adds a journal, routing and spell ranks. Their data feeds our BiS List, with their permission.

Good to know: More than 11 AtlasLoot projects coexist, and the old AtlasLootClassic page has no Forever version. Make sure you take this one.

Boss alerts and timers. The only boss mod that already has modules for the new Forever dungeons (Dalaran, Hall of Thanes, Ruins of Lordaeron…). DBM-PvP adds battleground timers.

Good to know: Prefer it to BigWigs: BigWigs loads, but has no Forever boss modules.

The core of the PvP kit. Simple DR shows diminishing returns (8 categories) on nameplates, Simple GCD shows the enemy spell and its global cooldown (GCD), and Counterclock tracks the enemy cooldowns the client lets you see.

Good to know: They only see enemies you target, focus, or that have a visible nameplate. Instant spells slip past Counterclock.