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Warden Mastery tracks the five Warden Class Mastery passives and displays useful real-time information for your currently selected masteries.Supports: Tundra’s Maw shows Active/Inactive when the mastery proc is active. Wild Adaptation displays your current Weapon and Spell Damage bonus from active status effects, up to +1665. Glacial Obstinance displays the remaining duration of the 10-second mastery buff. Green-Keeper’s Hide displays your current damage reduction based on status effects affecting your attacker, up to 15%. Bountiful Harvest displays the remaining duration of the 3-second Major Heroism proc.The addon automatically detects which Class Mastery passive(s) you currently have selected and updates when mastery points are changed without requiring a UI reload.Features Tracks up to two selected Warden Class Masteries Uses the original ESO mastery icons Individual tracker ON/OFF controls Full addon kill switch Custom active and inactive colors Adjustable text size Movable and lockable displays Optional Hide Out of Combat Automatically hides while game menus are open Account-wide saved settings and positionsRequired Dependency## DependsOn: LibAddonMenu-2.0>=43Commands/wm unlock Unlock tracker positions/wm lock Lock tracker positions/wm reset Reset tracker positions/wm scan Show currently detected masteries/wm on Enable addon/wm off Disable addonDesigned and tested for the current Warden Class Mastery system. Using PTS.

This addon was greatly inspired by G4rr3t’s Grim Focus Counter and Crux Counter.A unique addon to unify different class-related stack abilities ! Entirely configurable, this addon adds some indicators to track Nightblade’s Grim Focus stacks, Sorcerer’s Bound Armament stacks, Dragonknight’s Seething Fury stacks and Arcanist’s Crux stacks. Configurable options for every skill :Whther this ability should be tracked or notColor of the indicatorSize of the indicatorSpacing to the center/cursorA tracking is only visible when the skill is slotted.If you like this addon, or find any kind of bug, feel free to leave a comment !Required : LibAddonMenu-2.0

Change Log:——————–3.4 – Changed the PZ-zonedata.lua file to fix the game crashing from porting to different zones or leaving housesDescription:——————–This is the updated version of PetZone that fixes the game crashing when going to different zones or leaving a house.The PZ_zonedata.lua file was fixed by ren108.I changed the version number after replacing that file in the addon and have tested going to different zones and leaving houses from my account and other players and have not had the game hang up or crash.Required Libraries:LibAddonMenu-2.0LibZone

LibTargetShare non-boss mob info with your group What is it?The whole group can see a boss’s health, but only the player targeting a regular mob can see its health. LibTarget fixes that. When a group member looks at a tracked mob, the library shares that mob’s health with everyone through LibGroupBroadcast. This is a library: it does nothing on its own and is meant to be used by other addons. FeaturesMob health, shared by the group members targeting the mobUltimate, stamina and magicka of each group memberMob position estimate (experimental)Runs only while in a group, and restarts automatically after a reloadui or a zone change RequirementsLibGroupBroadcast Quick start for developers## DependsOn: LibTarget LibTarget.Tracker(true, { {“Mob Name A”, 1}, — {exact mob name, ID from 1 to 255} {“Mob Name B”, 2},}) LibTarget.Tracker(false) — stop trackingImportant: every group member must use the same IDs for the same mobs, and mob names must match the client language. Shared data:Mobs: LibTarget.SwapingInfoPlayers: LibTarget.SwapingInfo

Learn about the best Warlock builds in Solasta 2 Early Access. We break down both Patron subclasses, the core Hex and Eldritch Blast game plan, and which subclass you should pick to get the most power out of levels 1 to 4.

The Timekeeper Warlock returns to Solasta 2 with its mind-bending Patron manipulating the flow of time in battle, perfect for early access players.

If you enjoy crowd control and manipulating reality, you will love the ultimate Warlock Dreamer Build for Solasta 2 Early Access, which centers on crowd control spells.

Healing Meter is a lightweight live healing tracker designed for healers who want to see their performance without waiting for a combat log.Track your own healing in real time during solo, group, dungeon, and trial content.Tracks:Effective Healing healing that actually restored missing healthOverhealing healing beyond what the target neededTotal Raw Healing effective healing + overhealingHPS effective healing per secondRaw HPS total healing per secondOverheal %Fight TimeThe meter automatically begins tracking when you enter combat and freezes your final results when combat ends.Includes a movable and resizable display, customizable text and background, Out of Combat visibility options, and a full kill switch.Optional Dependency:LibAddonMenu-2.0 r43 or newer is required to access the settings menu. Healing Meter itself will continue to function without it.Commands:/hmreset Reset the current/last fight/hmunlock Unlock the meter for repositioningVersion 1.0 Initial Release

Templar Mastery is a tracker for all five Templar Class Mastery passives.The addon automatically detects which Class Mastery passive(s) you have selected and displays only the trackers you need.Tracks:Bastion of LightDevout GuardianBright HarbingerJudgment’s BrandSteadfast CandescenceEach tracker is designed around the masterys actual mechanic, including active states, durations, cooldowns, and proc notifications where appropriate.Features:Automatically detects mastery changes no reload requiredSupports two selected Class Masteries at onceIndividual mastery on/off togglesFull addon enable/disableMoveable tracker positionsAdjustable text size and colorHide out of combat optionUses the actual ESO mastery iconsSettings saved between sessions LibAddonMenu-2.0 (38) is required to access the addon settings menu. The addon will still function without it.Created and tested by WifeyRytic.

With many players excited to jump into The Witcher 3 again, now is a great time to review what’s changed between the original Witcher 3 (2015), the next-gen update (2022), and the full Remastered release (2026), so you know exactly what you are getting.