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A Mod or Mods is
short for
modification.
So when looking at what a World of Warcraft mod is, you could
say that it would be a third-party addition that
alters or enhances some aspect of World of Warcraft's
interface. Mods can perform a wide variety of tasks,
including adding new buttons to the screen, altering the built-in
player and party frames or automating
certain aspects of spell casting. In some
cases, mods can completely
supplement the standard World
of Warcraft interface usually offering more advanced
functionality.
An few examples of mods
for World of Warcraft would be:
- ModBlah - It provides
other people an automated way to find out which enchants you
currently have, what those enchants do, and optionally which
reagents are required for a particular recipe.
- CleanShot - CleanShot is
an addon that lets you take a clean screenshot. It removes
as many user interface features as possible so that only the
bare scene is left.
- Benecast - Benecast
provides a row of healing and buff icons for yourself, party
members and other friendly targets to facilitate casting buffs
and heals. You can set it up to cast lower-level heals
based on the amount of HP that needs to be restored for a given
target. This can save a considerable amount of valuable mana
since it reduces the number of "overheals" that are made. You
can also configure which buffs to display as well as specifying
"overheal" settings, etc. An absolutely vital tool for healers.
-
World of Warcraft
Nude Patch
There are also various cosmetic
mods, including one that reproduces the infamous 'Leeroy Jenkins'
sound.
Best Place To Find World of Warcraft
Mods
 One of the best places to find
the latest World of Warcraft mods is at
TaultUnleashed.
They offer the largest selection
on the Internet.
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