Project Epoch is a Classic-plus server built on the Wrath of the Lich King 3.3.5a client, with its own custom zones, classes, and systems layered on top. This page lists addons built specifically for Epoch, along with general 3.3.5 addons that work on it without changes.
Why Project Epoch needs its own addons
Most 3.3.5 addons work on Project Epoch without any changes, since the server runs on the same client. Where Epoch’s custom content comes in is quest data, loot tables, and spells that do not exist in retail Wrath of the Lich King, so any addon that reads that kind of data needs an Epoch-specific version to work correctly. AtlasLoot, pfQuest, and Deadly Boss Mods all have Epoch builds for exactly this reason.
A regular WotLK addon that does not depend on quest or loot data, such as a bag organizer or an action bar mod, usually works on Epoch with no changes needed.
Addon categories on this page
The addons here are grouped by function, so you can filter by what you need instead of scrolling through the full list:
- Epoch-specific quest, loot, and spell data addons
- Boss encounter addons with timers and cast alerts
- Damage and threat meters
- Bag and inventory organizers
- Auction house tools for buying, selling, and price checking
- Unit frame and nameplate replacements
- Class-specific addons for cooldowns and buff tracking
Use the filters at the top of this page to narrow the list by category or update date.
Addons built for Project Epoch
Atlas Project Epoch is a modified version of Atlas that includes Epoch’s custom dungeon and zone data, which the standard version does not have.
pfQuest Epoch extends pfQuest-wotlk with support for Epoch’s custom quest lines, so quest objectives and turn-ins show up correctly on the map.
DBM Epoch adds boss timers and alerts tuned for Epoch’s custom encounters, which the standard Deadly Boss Mods build does not cover.
Aux Epoch is an auction house addon built to work with Epoch’s economy and item data.
What’s Training? Epoch adds a tab to the spellbook listing every spell for your class, including Epoch’s custom additions.
Compact Nameplates gives Epoch a nameplate style closer to Blizzard’s classic raid frames.
DRTracker tracks diminishing returns on crowd control effects, useful for both PvP and Epoch’s custom PvP brackets.
General WotLK addons that work on Epoch
Questie adds a quest tracker to the map for the base 3.3.5a content Epoch is built on.
Details! Damage Meter tracks damage, healing, and threat during fights and breaks the numbers down by ability.
Bagnon combines your bags and bank into a single window and adds search and sorting.
GearScore Lite gives a quick read on a player’s gear level, useful for forming pickup groups.
How to install Project Epoch addons
- Download the addon as a .zip file from its page on Warperia.
- Extract it with 7-Zip, WinRAR, or the extractor built into Windows.
- Open your WoW installation folder, then Interface, then AddOns.
- Move the extracted folder into AddOns. The folder containing the .toc file needs to sit directly inside AddOns, not nested inside another folder.
- Start the game and click the AddOns button on the character selection screen to confirm the addon is enabled.
If an addon does not appear after installing it, tick “Load out of date AddOns” on the character selection screen.
Installing addons with the Warperia app
The Warperia desktop app installs addons directly into your AddOns folder and checks for updates automatically, so you do not need to download zip files or extract them by hand. It supports Project Epoch along with the other servers and expansions listed on this site.
Keeping addons up to date
Project Epoch is still under active development, and its client updates can change quest, loot, and spell data that Epoch-specific addons rely on. That makes staying current more important here than on more static private servers. If an addon breaks after a game update, check this page or the app for a newer build before assuming it is broken for good.
Frequently asked questions
Do regular WotLK addons work on Project Epoch?
Most do, since Epoch runs the standard 3.3.5a client. Addons that depend on quest, loot, or spell data need an Epoch-specific build to read Epoch’s custom content correctly. These are labeled on their addon page.
Why does AtlasLoot or Questie show wrong information on Epoch?
The standard versions of these addons only know about retail Wrath of the Lich King data. Use the Epoch-specific builds, such as Atlas Project Epoch or pfQuest Epoch, for accurate quest and loot information on custom content.
Why do I get a Lua error after logging in?
This usually means an addon is out of date for the current game update, or that two addons are conflicting with each other. Disable your addons one at a time to find which one is causing the error, then check for an updated version.