WoW Forever Addons (Page 7)

The Latin American Spanish narration for Spoken Player's Zones module: every zone and subzone read aloud in Spanish (AL).

More fun when levelling up!

LoZN64 - Legend of Zelda N64 Level up sound! This addon will replace your default level up sound to something better!

Use custom sounds when you Crit!

Scans chat, NPC dialogue, and system messages for keywords/numbers as well as Spell alerts triggering screen/sound effects.

This is an addon that will play the "LEVEL UP!" chime from Pokemon when you level up in WoW.

Gossip, books, letters and some quest audio for SpeakStone Forever. Requires SpeakStone Forever.

The French narration for Spoken Player's Zones module: every zone and subzone read aloud in French.

Because sometimes some unit frame addons (unintentionally) remove the targetting / deselect sounds.

Use your trinkets. Stop wasting cooldowns.

Simple addon which does ding sound when your combo points are full

A customizable World of Warcraft soundboard for TBC Classic with custom sounds, meme clips, favourites, macros, keybinds and multiplayer playback for friends, guilds, parties and raids. Like a Discord soundboard, but built directly into World of Warcraft

The Russian narration for Spoken Player's Zones module: every zone and subzone read aloud in Russian.

Plays sound on own and group quest progression

A simple addon to backup and restore your WOW CVars Settings.

This is an addon that will play the "QUEST COMPLETE!" chime from Old School Runescape when you level up in WoW.

Gives every NPC a voice — reads quest text, gossip, books, and world dialogue aloud with neural TTS, automatically staying silent when Blizzard's own voice acting is playing.

Proximity voice chat for your guild or your party in World of Warcraft: Forever.

Hidden graphics settings in one panel: view distance, shadows, water, grass, sun shafts, camera zoom, nameplate distance and more. Safe limits, reapplied on every login. /pano

A movable window showing live frame rate percentiles, CPU/GPU bottleneck breakdown, network latency, and addon memory use - so you can measure whether a setting change actually helped.