Each replaces a piece of Blizzard's default UI with something cleaner that you control. Axis manages them together, and you can switch off any you don't need. The same download runs on Retail and WoW: Forever, and hides settings for systems your client doesn't have.
Your tracker shouldn't need babysitting. Quests sort themselves: the one you're focused on, the dungeon you're in, what's ready to hand in, then everything else. Inside a dungeon, a run banner shows your time and the experience and gold you're earning per hour. Achievements, appearances and recipes sit inline too, plus Mythic+ and Delves on Retail.
Blizzard's zone text does the job. Presence makes it feel like a moment: new zones, discoveries, quests and level ups each get a styled banner, and level ups skip the queue. Turn any type off and Blizzard's own version comes back.
A minimap that fits your UI. Square or round, anywhere from 100 to 400 pixels, with its own zone name, coordinates and clock. Other addons' buttons gather in one tidy panel instead of ringing the map.
Tooltips that tell you who you're looking at: class and race with their icons, guild, and badges for party, friends and who they're targeting. On Retail you also get spec, role and hero talent. Item tooltips say whether you already own the appearance.
Loot that deserves to be seen. Loot, money and reputation arrive as quality-coloured toasts, with extra shine for epics and legendaries. Optional roll frames show whether a drop's appearance is new to you and how it compares with what you're wearing, and Augment can sell junk and repair at vendors.
Your character on one clean page. Every equipped item sits in one grid with its item level and quality, a bar compares your equipped item level with your best, and your name shows in full with surname and title. Essence is in preview: switch it on under Axis → Modules.
Chat, one conversation at a time. Each whisper, group and channel gets its own tile at the edge of your screen: hover to peek and reply, or click to read it as a thread. Whispers and guild chat carry over between sessions, and the combat log stays Blizzard's. Echo starts switched off: turn it on under Axis → Modules and reload.
Maintained by Chris and a growing list of contributors. Feature requests and bug reports shape every release, all on GitHub and all MIT.
