These callouts won’t make you a master raider out of the gate, but they’ll definitely help you learn trickier fights faster than you’d expect. You’ll typically get a big air horn warning and a quick tip about what you should or should not do in these moments. Unless you want to really enjoy a “purist” experience, Deadly Boss Mods does a great job of telling you key details of any larger boss fight, including what fun powers-that-can-hurt-you might be coming next, and when powers-that-can-hurt-you have been used by said boss. (Consider this rule reversed if you happen to be in one of those dungeons where standing in the glowing stuff is actually highly encouraged or the only way to beat said boss.) They’re super fun so long as you don’t stand in the glowing stuff. You will, at some point in your adventuring, want to tackle trickier bosses - an instance, perhaps, or even a raid. Then, go shopping for addons by clicking on the handy Catalogue link in the upper-left corner: Let the app know the location to your World of Warcraft addons folder (something like World of Warcraft_retail_Interface, if you’re playing both WoW and WoW Classic). To get started, park Ajour in any folder you want and run it - doesn’t matter where. It’s an open-source app that downloads as a single executable - nothing to install, and no bullshit to wade through (save for your browser suggesting it might be a malicious file, which I’ve noticed on Edge Chromium). If you want a quick answer, I wholeheartedly recommend Ajour. There are plenty of amazing guides and databases you can use to find the best addon manager for you. A great app also helps ensure your addons stay updated with the latest features and fixes, especially important when something in the to-be-launched expansion (or any upcoming Blizzard update) breaks your favourite third-party helpers.
You can certainly install addons manually, but it’s a thousand times easier to use an app. You’ll want to take a moment to grab an addon manager to help you find, install, and update addons. Screenshot: David Murphy Step one: Install a great addon manager
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