Azeroth Survivors is a WoW 1.12 client with its addon system intact, and it draws a damage meter of its own, so you need no addon to see damage per second. The addons below install from a zip.
The game draws a Damage Meter itself. A button on the minimap opens it.
The Options screen has a Show Damage Meter switch. It draws the button and its window together. Turn it off and neither is on the screen. Turn it on and both come back.
A second option, Damage Meter on Top, keeps the meter over the level-up and jewelry cards, so you can read your damage while you pick.
An addon reads the same numbers the meter does, and AZS Spell Meter turns them into one window per spell.
The tier list uses the same measure for another question. Its clear score is damage per second worked out from the game's spell numbers, not from a run. Open the build calculator
The AddOns page under Options installs from a zip. It keeps the files in the browser, so they are still there when you come back.
A second install of the same name replaces the copy you had, and Remove takes an addon out of the list.
The downloaded game reads the same .toc files from an AddOns folder inside benilla-config, beside the game. Put each addon's folder there, and Open AddOns Folder shows you where it is.
The AddOns page puts a word beside an addon the game will not load yet, and names what the addon is missing.
The game's Discord keeps a #verified-addons channel where players post the addons and launchers they have made. This page names 5 projects and says what each one does; a project whose post gives only a name is not here.
A meter for each spell: damage, healing, boss damage, damage taken, and party damage. Every view opens in its own window.
A HUD: 7 action buttons, combat text over nameplates, the game's run and boss bars, and counters for gold, kills and caches.
A HUD you can move: panels, nameplates, combat text, run panels, and a compass.
A UI and a launcher.
A launcher that downloads and updates addons, keeps your saves in the cloud across Windows PCs, has a basic talent calculator and a gear builder, and tracks stats in and out of the game.
Each name that links opens the page its maker keeps, where the newer copies are. Where the post gives no page, the name stands on its own.
The game's developer posted this in the #announcements channel of the game's Discord, and this site read it on 2026-11-04.
Third-party launchers and client addons are permitted, provided they are open source. However, please be aware of the following: We do not officially support or endorse third-party addons or launchers. All addons and launchers must be open source.
An addon is code that runs in your game. Take one from its author's page, and never run an .exe that calls itself an addon.
One list for every hero: an addon you turn on is on for all of them.
Saved variables: the game writes each addon's own variables when you leave, and runs them again when the addon loads.
Lua 5.0, the language this client speaks. string.match and string.gmatch arrived with 5.1, so an addon that uses them fails here.
The 1.12 interface comes with the game: FrameXML.toc, and the files it lists.
A 1.12 addon is a folder with a .toc that names ## Interface: 11200, and Lua or XML beside it. The game adds these calls during a run, spelled exactly as you type them. It defines more than the ones below; these are the ones a meter or a HUD uses.
Most of these read a clock, a list or a number. 2 of them change what the screen shows, and nothing here changes what a run does.
Yes. The Damage Meter opens from a button on the minimap and shows Damage Done, Healing Done, Boss Damage and Party DPS.
Press the button on the minimap: its tooltip reads Damage Meter, and that press shows or hides it. No addon is needed for it.
It loads when its .toc names ## Interface: 11200. The addons above were written for this game, and the line under each name says what it does.
Yes. Install AddOns on the AddOns page takes the zip, and the browser keeps the files. They stay in that browser, so another device starts empty, and clearing this site's data removes them.
Its .toc was written for another interface number. Turn on Load out of date AddOns to load it anyway, and expect it to fail.
No. Every call above reads a run. 2 of them change what the screen shows, and none changes what a run does.
From the page its maker keeps. Where the post gives that page, the name above links to it.
Read from the game at https://wow.aethus.pl on 2026-11-02, and from the game's Discord on 2026-11-04. The fan rebuild this site ranks has no addon system, so none of this comes from it.