Authors CurseForge

All the current DoT and HoT timers are inactive except for DoTimer which I personally find way to complex and doesn't have all the features I would like.

What I would like for a DoT/HoT timer would be the following:

• Configuration works similar to the way Pitbull 4 works where you create a frame and name it.
• One of the areas allows you to type the spell ID or name and select whether it is a buff/debuff and where it should be looking (Player/Target etc).

This allows maximum customization while keeping it very simple. An example usage that I would be using on my warlock would be this:

1 frame with (currently) the following debuffs and buffs showing:

Debuffs:

• Immolate
• Any Warlock Curse
• Corruption

Buffs:

• Decimation
• Glyph of Life Tap (Shows as Life Tap would probably use spell ID)

The major difference between this addon and other DoT/HoT timers would be the ability to create frames that are not locked down to only display certain buffs/debuffs from certain targets on certain bars. You can place any buff or debuff from any target (Target/Focus/Player etc) that has a timer onto any of the frames you create.

RBM2 is still being actively maintained as well. I've heard AzCastBar and ClassTimers may be worth looking into as well.

If you need a DoT timer Eventhorizon is worth a look: http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info11935-EventHorizon.html Check the youtube clip linked at that page. It was last updated yesterday so I assume it still works.

Sorren's Timers work like a charm for my lock...

My mistake, looking into these addons more. Thank you for the responses.

My girlfriend was using Sorren's but she said it broke for her.

Ellipsis on WowInterface has also been updated for 3.1 and may be worth checking out as well - I used that in Wrath beta and for a while after 3.0 until it broke a bit.

Auracle also does all of the things you described, and is fairly simple to set up once you get the hang of it (i.e. set up styles first, then create individual trackers).

I'm currently using InlineAura. It's nice because my cooldowns, timers, and GCD are both on my action bars. The downside is it only tracks my target (versus guessing at multiple DoTted targets) and I can't always see all of my timers since I use modifier paging in Dominos.

Ellipsis (Multi-Target DoT Timers) does also track any other buffs.

I used Ellipsis in the WotLK beta and liked it, but then it didn't get updated for a long time. It's been updated sporadically since.

I like NeedToKnow for it's simplicity, and it does exactly what you want, and nothing else:

http://wow.curse.com/downloads/wow-addons/details/need-to-know.aspx

ButtonTimers can be configured to work the way you describe.