Azeroth Survivors Addons

Choose an addon for the job

For your first addon, start with one problem. If a build stops killing bosses, try a damage meter. If you lose your cursor or miss health changes, start with a cursor helper. Replace the whole HUD only when you want to rearrange several parts of the interface.

The projects below are made for Azeroth Survivors. They are in-game addons, separate from browser extensions. You do not need them to use our build guides or play the original game.

Install on Windows

1. Open the chosen author's release page and download the addon ZIP named in its package notes. GitHub's automatic Source code archive can have the wrong outer folder; an installer or updater is a separate option.
2. In the game, open Options → AddOns → Open AddOns Folder. This takes you to the active installation's directory, useful if you have more than one game copy.
3. Extract the addon folder into that directory. The .toc file belongs directly inside the folder with the matching name. For example: AddOns/AZSSpellMeter/AZSSpellMeter.toc.
4. Check the addon in the AddOns list. Follow its author's reload instructions: some load when you next enter the world, while others ask you to relog or restart. Check it in a run before changing several more addons.

The documented manual Windows location is benilla-config/AddOns beside AzerothSurvivors.exe. Keep each addon in its own folder. For a two-component package such as Survivor UI, the component folders sit beside one another inside AddOns.

Install in the browser

Open Options → AddOns and use the ZIP installation control, then select the downloaded addon ZIP. SurvivorsDragonUi and Cursor Reticle explicitly document this browser route. Enable the installed addon and enter the world again as its author instructs.

Use the game menu to import the ZIP; a Windows path such as benilla-config/AddOns is not a folder you create inside your browser. If the author only documents native installation, check its current browser support before assuming the same package works there. The presence of an addon in this directory is not a browser compatibility claim.

Read a damage meter usefully

A meter should help you make the next decision. Check boss damage if a boss survives too long; check spell contribution and uptime if the whole run feels slow. Large area damage against weak enemies does not establish strong single-target damage.

With AZS Spell Meter, the recent DPS window and a whole-run average measure different things. Keep the same window, class, map, difficulty and similar permanent gear when comparing two builds. Record the talent allocation and change one skill or item at a time.

Check pet and proc attribution before treating a missing row as zero damage. Some triggered damage is grouped under the spell it casts. Look at the spell's breakdown, then compare the result with the build's skill priorities and the run-comparison checklist.

Fix a missing or conflicting addon

Addon layout settings and character progress are different. Do not delete the entire benilla-config directory to repair a single addon. Before clearing browser data or moving installations, export your game save.

Downloads, updates and compatibility

The download buttons open each author's latest release page, where you choose the named ZIP. This keeps the destination useful as releases change; it does not mean every new release has been tested here. Read the author's changes and game requirements before updating.

Azeroth Survivors uses its own addon APIs. An addon written for another World of Warcraft client is not automatically compatible. Optional launchers and Windows updaters are not required for the manual ZIP steps above. Game downloads belong in the download guide; creator announcements and community projects are on the community page.