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Raid Management
[edit] oRA3
This is our raid assist addon of choice. It has various features such as cooldown frames, durability check, zone checking, tank management and many others that make leading raids much easier.
[edit] Boss Timers
[edit] Deadly Boss Mods
Most of our raiders use Deadly Boss mods and it also has some raid features that cannot be done with Big Wigs. This is the recommended boss timer.
[edit] Big Wigs
If for some reason you can't use or stand Deadly Boss Mods, Big Wigs is an acceptable alternative.
[edit] Threat Meter
[edit] Omen
Omen is pretty universally accepted as the Threat Meter of choice. However, if you do have another threat meter that you like better feel free to us it.
[edit] Class Specific Addons
[edit] Pally Power
Every Paladin should be using Pally Power. It displays buff timers, allows raid assignments for blessings and auras, and allows one click buffing.
[edit] Decursive
Decursive aids with removing debuffs from party and raid members. Many people find this addon extremely useful in helping them. But if you have no problems doing it yourself then there is no need in using up memory.
[edit] Healbot
Again, many people find Healbot necessary to heal effectively. Alternatives to Healbot include Clique and Grid. However, again, if you can do your job just fine with different addons or without addons feel free to do so.

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