Healing Addon's, Interface, and Weakauras! Bowser the Healer Interface Season 3!

All the addons, Weakauras, interface options, and exports! No paywalls, its all free go grab whatever you need below! ***UPDATED THE PASTEBIN'S***

*~Table of Contents~*
00:00 - Intro
00:45 - User Interface
05:15 - Deadly Boss Mods and Big Wigs
06:21 - Weak Auras
10:17 - Plater
11:41 - Details
14:32 - OmniCD
15:08 - Astral Keys
15:38 - Mythic Plus Timer
15:54 - Narcissus
16:48 - Controls and Accessibility

*~Addons~*

*~Weak Auras~*

*~Profile Exports~*
I'm going to have these in my Discord in a channel called Import-Bowser incase links ever break

*~Sources~*
(Music) The Jazzhop Cafe @TheJazzHopCafe

*~Socials~*
Twitch - BowserTheHealer
Twitter - x45x

[karenmcginty]

Most useful video I've found so far! I'm an "old" Gen X and sometimes get lost when tutorials are going too fast or talking over my head. Everything you said made sense, and I just learned a ton. I've been playing since 2004, but I've finally decided to move into addons/mouseovers/etc to stop being a scrub. Thank you!!!

[oakaroc]

Hello Bowser,
I just discovered your channel after searching for guides on evoker, and I must say: your passion of content creation is impeccable. you definingly sound more up beat and excited than most gameplay self improvement content creators, by that I mean most other YT content creators I've seen in the WoW retail community sound like they just rolled out of bed and turned their microphone on to record a vid. hearing the passion still burning bright in the voice of someone like yourself sure helps out a lot for a person like myself who is trying to get into the game. I started my wow journey as a tank main, but I very quickly got tired of the gameplay loop, and don't get me wrong I still love tanking! its just that I wanted to have another way to support the team and have fun so I started exploring healing specifically as evoker (mostly so I could be a dragon on the internet). I personally don't get frightened by mods and addons because I have to deal with that sort of stuff all the time with open source programs like Blender and Pure Data which are hobbies for me. seeing the topics of addons covered in a video from you was a real treat thank you for your hard work!

[Nyeusi]

I am using clique for healing and it works amazing with my party frames. Super seamless and probably my favorite addon

[MrsAssuz]

Just wanted to say, I started healing since the new expansion and your guides have been a HUGE help. Seeing you stand in puddles also makes me feel less bad about it, and your explanations about everything are very clear. It's easy to understand, even as someone who never healed before and/or is not too experienced with games like WoW and M+ content. Please keep it up :D

[bertsvello]

Hey Bowser, awesome vid, thanks for the update!

I, too, advocate for the Blizz look instead of ElvUI as most players. Having said that, here goes a list that I hope you appreciate!
These Addons that are mostly QOL improvements without been intrusive or changing Blizz UI too much (most importantly they have little to no impact on performance)!

Auto Sell Grey & Repair
BeQuiet
DialogKey DF
Edit Mode Expanded
HealthBarColorOriginal
HideActionBarBorders
Improved Loot Frame
Krowi's Extended Vendor UI
RaidFrameSettings
Right Click Modifier
Unlimited Map Pin Distance

[xilllllix]

i'm returning to the game for TWW and decided to roll an evoker! i've never played healer before or the new support/augmentation spec but i will watch every single video on your channel regarding evoker and general healing tips to help me prep for the launch of TWW!

[Daniel-vcoc]

Here is a free lesson in WRIST HEALTH from a Pianist:

16:49 this is more important than most people realize. I have played piano for many years including at university, and they really stressed how bad your wrists and back can get if you do not have proper posture and hand movement. Same applies for keyboards.

Your wrist joints should move as little as possible, and be as relaxed as possible. Let your fingers and elbow joint do all the moving. Imagine you have a brace on your wrist, so you cant bend your wrist very much. That's the best way for your wrist health. You will still bend your wrist left and right slightly, but only to get your fingers in place to do the actual pushing. Your wrist should not be moving your fingers up or down, at all. That is entirely your fingers job.

And if you use your wrists to press buttons, this puts a tiny bit of strain on your back muscles (from anchoring your arm in place, allowing your wrist to bend down without moving your arm in the wrong direction), over and over and over again. Do this for years, and now you have a bad back, and risk arthritis in your wrist.

Your fingers are the most precise thing we have, and are MADE for repetitive movements. Your wrist is made for convenience, and is WEAK.


This will also GREATLY help your muscle memory. My professors told me that fingers have a better muscle memory than our wrists, because our fingers are used for more precise things.

This is harder to do with your mouse hand, but your mouse hand will not be making those repetitive movements over and over again, like your left hand mashing a spell. Using your finger/thumb to mash a button on your mouse will not harm your wrist (unless your wrist is tight all the time). The thing to remember with your mouse hand is to keep your wrist loose, and use your wrist as little as possible. You will need your wrist for fine adjustments on your mouse hand, but this isnt a repetitive movement, over and over again, over the course of years (like mashing a button on a keyboard is).

It is okay to use your wrists in non repetitive ways, just don't use your wrist joint to apply pressure (like pressing a button) because this translates to stress on your wrist and back.

[azriko]

Came here for ui tips, got someone to care about my health
That’s why I love Bowser videos :, )

[atkinson]

Thank you! Lots of great info in here.

[Synesthesia-r]

I could never get used to mouseover, but back when I tried it; it required custom macros. It's easier now I believe, but I've learned to heal with Clique. I use my left hand pinkie for CTRL and SHIFT for modifiers, my targeted heals are then on my left, right, middle, button 4 and button 5 on my mouse.

[CertavusGrey]

For healing I use Healbot. It puts a semi-transparent frame on your screen(which you can move) that displays your party(including pets or your current target if it isn’t a party member. It’s basically like using mouse-over casting where depending on what button combination you press with your mouse it’ll cast a different spell(which you can program). For example on my resto shaman if I press the left mouse button on someone it’ll cast healing wave. But if I hold down shift than left click it’ll cast riptide. Fairly handy if you’re using a regular mouse that only has the left, right, and middle buttons.

[ArrancarAngel]

Thank you so much Bowser! I had written a comment on your newer holy priest video about this and I just found this so please disregard that comment there haha This is so helpful, especially since I'm starting to enjoy healing and I am a clicker healer. If you have any additional tips on how to improve with mouseover macros or getting away from that habit, that be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your hard work and amazing videos!

[deafpolygon]

I use some of my long cooldowns on B, and yes, I keep hitting that when I intend to open my bag too. Glad I'm not alone in this! 😂😂

[karenmcginty]

You asked for comments about accessibility issues... Not what most people would consider accessibility, but I "suffer" from being both left-handed and small-handed! I have fewer keyboard keys within easy reach, and the extra buttons on chonky gaming mice are unreachable as well. I'd love to see some workarounds for these issues!

[psh]

thanks for the awesome vid.

i use Cell as replacement to default frame because it ships with current season's m+/raid's debuff/spell, and easy to create indicator with

[petersimon]

It would be really great to have a video of you doing a details deep dive video.

[igorbarbosaanosmelhoridade]

just a heads up for Redragon: i bought everything i have from them; headphones, keyboards, pc case, mouse, mousepad, you name it.
my biggest problem with them is the keyboard, Outemu switches just break way too easily and they know that since some replacement switches are packaged in with the keyboard. Also, my first mouse from them started double clicking 1.5y into its lifetime, i bought a new mouse from them with laser activation on clicks and... the M3 (that is mechanical) started double clicking 6 months in. Overall i'm decently satisfied considering the price, still using the keyboard even after 4 years, i'm fine with replacing some switches here and there. i'm buying my next mouse from logitech tho

[dontaebynes]

I need to figure out how to do the floating healing numbers fr. GREAT VID!

[dracolrd]

that is a sexy clean UI i like it. i am using elvui atm and seeing any type of HoT or other buffs is impossible other than a box with at timer which is sloppy so looking to go back to default

[DrT]

I’ve been watching your content a lot lately as I’ve been getting back into WoW and healing (it’s been since WotLK. 2009 prob.).

Finding out that you’re also autistic is really cool. Keep up the great content.