Small comforts: square minimap, richer tooltips, auto loot, auto repair and junk selling. Everything off until you turn it on.
Part of the Wick suite: precision addons built around a single fel-green-on-deep-purple aesthetic. Built on WickCore.
The handful of conveniences most players end up installing something for. This is not trying to replace a large tweak suite. It is here for people who want a few comforts without adopting one, in the same options panel as the rest of their Wick addons.
Nothing is on when you install it. An addon that rearranges your interface the moment it loads is a rude houseguest, and several Wick products already require WickCore, so this one never surprises someone who only wanted bags.
- Square minimap. Wearing the suite's own chrome, a thin border and fel L-brackets in place of Blizzard's ring, following your theme. The quest rings are squared off to match and the zoom buttons can be hidden.
- Tooltips. Item level on equipment, item and spell IDs, class colour on player names, and what a unit is targeting.
- Auto loot. Driven through the game's own setting, so it keeps working if you disable this addon and never fights Blizzard's checkbox. Bind on pickup prompts can be confirmed for you.
- At a vendor. Repair on arrival, from guild funds when you are allowed and can afford it, and sell grey items. Only poor quality is ever sold, and the total is reported in chat so nothing is silent.
Requires WickCore. Extract both
folders into your Interface\AddOns\.
Everything lives under Options, Wick's Mods, Wick's Comforts.
| Command | Effect |
|---|---|
/wcomfort |
Open the options |
/wcomfort status |
List what you have turned on |
/wcomforts is an alias.
TBC Anniversary 2.5.5 and World of Warcraft: Forever 1.60.x. Requires WickCore.
On Forever the client does not let an addon change the minimap zoom level, so there is no mouse wheel zoom.
MIT for code (see LICENSE). Brand chrome and the "Wick's" wordmark are trademarked, see TRADEMARK.md.