Quest Cheats – This might be the most widely used type of exploit in the game. Players basically just find a bug in a quest and exploit it over and over again. Examples may be how you can turn in a reward and get it multiple times, how you can killing a special mob unlimited times, or maybe finishing a quest and the xp reward is much larger than it should be. Some Quest World of Warcraft Cheats can also be World of Warcraft Dupes.

Pathing Cheats let players reach levels that they should not normally be able to very quickly. You first need to find a glitch in the game. It may be a cliff you can stand on where a mob can hit you every 10th hit, or a spot where a mob will respawn right away. This will allow you to kill that specific mob over and over again giving you benefits you normally can not have. With World of Warcraft Pathing Cheats you can gain massive amounts of World of Warcraft Gold.

Duping Cheats are the the thing most players will seek in any game. World of Warcraft dupes are the rarest things in the game and it seems that all players will try to obtain them. Keep in mind that dupes are fixed very quickly once they are found. If a dupe is released the first place to get it is TaultUnleashed.

Player killing cheats – These are the ones that allow you to kill others faster. Examples would be a player being able to hid in the wall in a battleground allowing them to easily kill their opponents without detection. OR a special glitch in game that gives you the ability to grab the flagged and bug yourself in the cliffs so you can easily run back to base. This one of the more famous World of Warcraft Exploits.

Make you race look whatever you want (only you may see this)

1 – First open up model.mpq in the data folder you have for world of Warcraft folder.
2 – Find the nightelfemale.m2 and move it to your computers desktop.
3 – Find texture.mpq in the data folder of your wow folder.
4 – Find the files Nightelf*.* and NightElfFemal*.* and extract them all. Be sure not to exact the male files because this is an example of how to do it regarding a female player and not a mall. So if you do that it will mess things up completely.
5 – Go to start then run and run batch Rename.EXE.
6 – Find the words Nightelf and Orc in all files you have extracted out.
7 – Create a new folder
8 – Move the files you have extracted into this folder. They should be Character\Orc\Female or something else along those lines
9 – Log into your World of Warcraft Account now
10 – You should be able to see your characters models have changed for you.
11 – Try doing this with a pet and you can obtain the same results in the game.
12 – Keep in mind this isn’t a major cheat as its only client side but its still fun to do if you want things to look differently. This is also a great thing to do if you want to make the game more humorous and you have nude models.
13 – Keep in mind you cant get in trouble for this cheat because its all being done client side and nothing is actually being sent to blizzard for them to detect you doing anything bad. Worst case scenario is warden will see a difference in your game files and shut the game down, but its not very likely to happen to you.
14 – Be sure to tell others and enjoy this amusing little cheat in the games graphic folders. Have Fun!!

Here is a example of a World of Warcraft Cheat WOW Cheat posted on our site from the past.

ACP adds the “Addons” button to the game’s main menu (The one you get when you hit ESC). It allows you to manage your addons in game, with an interface which looks similar to the blizzard addon manager. ACP will help you deal with the “Clutter” that multi-part addons and libraries introduce by displaying your addons in logical arrangements. ACP has many features to make your addon list easy to manage, help you with missing libraries, and provide you with detailed information about each addon.
ACP based now on rMCP, which is MCP modified by Rophy. MCP originally by Saien

OmniCC is an addon that adds text to items/spells/abilities that are on cooldown to indicate when they’ll be ready for use. OmniCC should be compatible with any addon that uses a cooldown model.
A configuration interface is included, and can be shown via /omnicc or /occ
Wiki/FAQ

Summary
IceHUD is another HUD addon in the spirit of DHUD, MetaHUD, and others. It is written completely in the Ace2 framework.

What it is
Player and target health and mana bars, casting and mirror bars, pet health and mana bars, druid mana bar in forms, extensive target info, ToT display, and more

What it is not
A complete unit frame replacement. IceHUD has no party/raid/battleground support.

Short feature list
Lots of different textures to make the HUD look like you want
Class-specific bars such as combo point counters, sunder application counters, lacerate application counters, Slice’n'dice timers, druid mana trackers, and more
Target-of-target bars, Crowd Control timers, Range Finders, Threat meters, and plenty of other helpful modules
Lots of DogTag-supported strings for extreme customizability
Cast lag indicator (optional)
Alpha settings for in combat, target selected, etc.
Highly configurable (can totally re-arrange all bars, change text display, etc.)

Slash commands
/icehud – opens the configuration UI to tweak any setting

Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I hide the default Blizzard player, target unit frames and party unit frames?
Type /icehud, expand the “Module Settings” section, click “Player Health” or “Target Health,” and check “Hide Blizzard Frame” and/or “Hide Blizzard Party Frame”. (NOTE: before version 1.3.7, the player/target unitframes were hidden by default. Follow the same steps to enable them if desired)
2. How do I turn off click-targeting and menus on the player bar?
Type /icehud, expand the “Module Settings” section, click “Player Health,” un-check “Allow click-targeting.” Note that as of v1.3, there is now an option to allow click-targeting out of combat, but turn it off while in combat.
3. How do I hide the HUD or change its transparency based on combat, targeting, etc.?
Type /icehud, check the “Transparency Settings” section. Nearly any combination of states should be available for tweaking.
4. Even if the rest of the HUD is transparent, the health percentages seem to show up. Why?
Type /icehud, expand the “Module Settings” section, expand “Player Health,” click “Text Settings,” look for options about keeping the lower/upper text blocks alpha locked. If the text is alpha locked, it will not drop below 100%, otherwise it respects its bar’s transparency setting. Player Health/Mana, Target Health/Mana, and pet bars should all have these options.
5. Is there any way to see combo points for Rogues and Druids or sunder applications for Warriors?
Yes, check the “combo points” and “sunder count” modules in the /icehud configuration panel. (Note that these modules may not show up if you’re not of the appropriate class to see them. They should be present for their respective classes, however.) There is also a “DruidMana” module for feral druids in forms.
6. Any plans for a range finder?
Why yes! One was added in version 1.3.
7. What’s this thing at the top of the player’s cast bar and threat bar? It’s darker than the rest of the bar. (and may be colored red)
That’s the Cast Lag Indicator (or the aggro-pull warning for the Threat bar) that shows you when you can start casting a new spell and still be able to finish the current one (based on your lag to the server). You can disable this in the Player Cast Bar settings under the /icehud configuration screen.
8. Is there a bar that shows breath underwater and if so, how can I adjust it?
Yes, this is called the MirrorBarHandler in the module settings portion of the /icehud configuration. It’s called that because it mirrors casting bar behavior, displays more than just breathing (fatigue is one example), and that’s what Blizzard calls it. It can be moved/adjusted/resized/etc. as with any other module.
9. There’s a long green bar that sometimes shows up below everything else. What is it?
That would be the TargetOfTarget module. That module is available for people who don’t want the full ToT health/mana bars, but do want some sort of ToT representation on the screen. It’s configurable through the /icehud module settings.
10. IceHUD needs a bar or counter for buff/debuff X!
Good news: as of v1.5, you can create as many bars and counters for any buffs or debuffs you want! Type /icehud and click either “Create custom bar” or “Create custom counter”. This will create a module named MyCustomBar# (where # is a number based on how many custom bars you’ve made so far) or MyCustomCounter#. You can then expand the Module Settings group and modify all sorts of settings on the new custom module. It is highly recommend that you rename the bar as soon as possible to avoid any confusion later. These custom modules are full-featured enough to replace some of the class-specific ones that are already there, but I will leave them so as not to upset people who are already using them.
11. How do I turn off the resting/combat/PvP/etc. icons on the player or target?
Type /icehud, expand Module Settings, expand PlayerHealth (or TargetHealth for targets), click Icon Settings. You can control every aspect of the icons there including location, visibility, draw order, etc.
12. How do I turn off buffs/debuffs on the player’s or target’s bar?
Type /icehud, expand Module Settings, expand PlayerInfo (or TargetInfo for targets), and set the number of buffs per row to be 0. These cannot be controlled independently (e.g. you can turn off buffs and debuffs, but not just one or the other).

About Postal
Postal offers enhanced mailbox support by providing the following features:
BlackBook: Adds a contact list next to the To: field.
Tracks all your characters (as you log each one on) and list them if they are on the same realm/faction on a “Alts” list
Tracks the last 10 players you mailed on a “Recently Mailed” list.
Autocomplete names from Alts/Recently Mailed/Contacts/Friends/Guild list. You can choose which of these lists to use.
Option to autofill in the last person mailed to the To: field.
Option to disable Blizzard’s name auto-completion popup.
DoNotWant: Shows a clickable visual icon as to whether a mail will be returned or deleted on expiry.
Express: Adds shortcuts
Shift-Click to take item/money from mail
Ctrl-Click to return mail
Alt-Click to move an item from your inventory to the current outgoing mail (same as right click in default UI)
Mousewheel to scroll the inbox
Added option to disable multiple item mail tooltips.
OpenAll: Allows you to open all mails of selected types at one go in your inbox
All AH Cancelled mail
All AH Expired mail
All AH Outbidded mail
All AH Success mail
All AH Won mail
Non-AH mail with attachments
Shift-Click on the OpenAll button will open all mail and override your filter settings.
Choose to have a number of bag slots always left free when opening mail (You may need to slow down your opening speed option or leave more empty bag space due to server/client latency.)
Rake: Displays summary of money gained from opening mail
Select: Adds checkboxes to the inbox with buttons for selective opening/returning
Added mail indicator numbers above the checkboxes.
Added help note that you can Shift-Click 2 checkboxes to select everything between them.
Added help note that you can Ctrl-Click a checkbox to select all mail from that sender.
Choose to have a number of bag slots always left free when opening mail (You may need to slow down your opening speed option or leave more empty bag space due to server/client latency.)
TradeBlock: Block trades and guild charter signature invites from people while you are at the Inbox
Wire: Autoupdate the subject field with money amount if blank.

While this might not be too intuitive to some users, each character that you log on will have its own initial Postal profile (settings). If you wish that some or all your characters share the same profile (and hence share the same contact list), then you can create a New Profile, call it anything you want such as “Shared by Alts”, and have all your other characters change to that profile.
Postal’s menu and settings can be accessed at the upper right corner of your mailbox.
Please post bugs or suggestions at http://forums.wowace.com/showthread.php?t=3909.
Change Logs
Changes from v3.3.1 to v3.3.2
Updated for patch 3.3.5!
Fix friends list in the BlackBook module. The friends menu dropdown will now show all eligible friends on the same faction and realm that Postal can determine (from friends and RealID).

Changes from v3.3.0 to v3.3.1
Add option to ignore randoms you interacted with for auto-complete in Blackbook.
Fix minor bug where “Processing Message 0:” is printed when performing an Open All.
Fixed unintended bug where Postal allowed CoD amounts larger than 10000g to be sent if the Wire module is active (Blizzard just reduces the CoD amount to 10000g if it was larger). This is now fixed and the default UI behavior to disable the Send button if the amount is larger than 10000g is restored (reported by thefluffyrocker).

Changes from v3.2.2 to v3.3.0
Updated for patch 3.3!
Add backward compatibility for MrPlow API function call change.
Tweak mail opening algorithm so that it won’t skip mails when the opening speed is really fast (such as 0.3).
In BlackBook module, Friends will now auto-complete if Guild disabled and they are in Guild (and vice-versa).
Raise frame level of some buttons by 1.
Add workaround to Blizzard’s patch 3.3 menu buttons showing behind the menu itself hence they appear disabled.

Changes from v3.2.1 to v3.2.2
Fix the annoying error about editbox being nil caused by Postman’s improper hooking.
Change the “Please delete some mail…” standard Blizzard message into a more useful one that:
Shows you how MANY mails remain after the current 50.
Tells you how long (in seconds) it is until you get to refresh for more.
Add a setting for “Keep free space”, defaults to keeping 1 regular bagslot free in the Select and OpenAll modules. You may need to slow down your opening speed option or leave more empty bag space due to server/client latency.
Make our BlackBook autocomplete complete before Blizzard’s reinstated one. Make the Friends/Guild list BlackBook options affect Blizzard’s autocomplete instead in its popup menu (if it is enabled).
Add an option to turn on or off Postal’s auto-complete (default on).

Changes from v3.2.0 to v3.2.1
Fix the occasional issue where auto-complete will not start working until at least 2 letters are typed.
Fix the Send button not enabling itself when typing in a name to send to after putting items into the mail first.

Changes from v3.1.2 to v3.2.0
Updated for patch 3.2!
TradeBlock module now also blocks guild charter signature invites while the mailbox is open.
New module: DoNotWant. Shows a clickable visual icon as to whether a mail will be returned or deleted on expiry. Allows fast deleting/returning of mail by clicking the icon (bye Lunar festival mail!). Standard popup warnings will still show for deleting items though.
Fix name auto-completion in BlackBook module. Now works with Blizzard’s one and still retains previous behavior.
Additionally, you can now choose which lists (Alts/Recent/Contacts/Friends/Guild) Postal will auto-complete names from, as well as disable Blizzard’s name auto-completion popup in the BlackBook module options.
Postal now shows a tooltip containing the mail subject on mouseover if the subject line is too long to fit in the default MailFrame.
The mailbox will no longer show the silly red “Not all of your mail could be delivered. Please delete some mail to make room.” message under our Open and Return buttons in the Select module when you have more than 50 mails. Postal will print it to chat once instead.

Changes from v3.1.1 to v3.1.2
Hides the minimap unread mail button if there are no unread mail on closing the mailbox. Does not scan past the first 50 items since only the first 50 are viewable.
Change the opening speed menu to show speeds between 0.3 to 1.0 (with 0.05 steps) and 1.0 to 5.0 (with 0.5 steps). Change the default opening speed from 0.75 to 0.50.
Add separate OpenAll filters specific to your Faction AH and Neutral AH.

Changes from v3.1.0 to v3.1.1
Attempt to fix autocomplete in IME char composition mode.
Fix mouse wheel scrolling in the MailFrame.
Update passing arguments for some hooks in patch 3.1.

Changes from v3.0.0 to v3.1.0
You are recommended to delete your old Postal folder before installing the new one because it is a Ace3 rewrite and there are a lot of old files and libraries that are no longer needed.
Framework: Upgraded from Ace2 to Ace3.
Libraries: DewdropLib is gone. Now uses UIDropDownMenu in the default UI.
Profile system: Now actually works. The old Postal saved profiles in character specific SVs, so it was useless for copying or sharing.
Localization: Now uses the wowace localization app at http://www.wowace.com/projects/postal/localization/ to auto-generate the locale files. As such, all 8 locale files are now merged into 1 file since it no longer needs to be maintained manually.
Slash command /postal: Removed. I don’t think anyone used it.
DejaVu module: Removed. Its functions are now in BlackBook module.

Note: Your old settings (from v3.0.0) are NOT migrated. It should only take at most 30 seconds to look at the 10 or so settings anyway.

Auctionator is an easy-to-use World of Warcraft add-on that helps you buy, sell and manage auctions. The most complete and up-to-date information can be found at auctionator-addon.com.
Selling: Simply drag an item into the Sell tab and Auctionator automatically:
displays a summary of all current auctions for that item sorted by buyout price
selects the cheapest auction
sets the buyout and start price to slightly undercut the selected auction

If you’re happy with those prices, just click the Create Auction button. If not, select one of the other auctions to undercut, or manually enter prices. With Auctionator, creating an auction is usually just a matter of picking an item to auction and clicking the Create Auction button.
Buying: Auctionator helps you buy items by displaying a summary of auctions sorted by buyout price. That alone makes it much easier to find the cheapest auctions for the item you’re looking for. But Auctionator makes buying even easier by allowing you to create shopping lists. Once you’ve created a shopping list, you simply pick the list from a menu, then click on the item name to see the list of current auctions for that item.
Tooltips: Auctionator has an option to display vendor prices, auction house prices, estimated disenchanting values and disenchanting details in item tooltips throughout the game even when you’re not at the auction house. Tooltips are highly configurable so you get as much or as little information as you need.
Auctionator also:
quickly scans the entire auction house to gather pricing information to be displayed in item tooltips.
displays a list of your active auctions so you can quickly cancel any that are no longer priced appropriately
allows you to quickly create multiple auctions for the same item.
allows you to customize the amounts by which Auctionator undercuts.
lets you set a default duration to which the auction duration will always be reset, even if you changed it for a previous auction.
keeps a history of all the auctions you post and lets you set prices for a new auction based on an old one.
integrates with WoWecon, GoingPrice, Lilsparky’s Workshop, VendorBait and Panda.

AVR has been broken by Blizzard as of 3.3.5. AVR Encounters has therefore been discontinued.
See this thread.

AVR Encounters (AVRE) is a boss mod agnostic add-on that integrates with AVR (Augmented Virtual Reality) to provide visual effects in 3D that highlight various boss mechanics.
Requirements
AVR

Encounters
Ulduar: Hodir, Freya, Mimiron, General Vezax, Yogg-Saron
Icecrown Citadel: Lord Marrowgar, Lady Deathwhisper, Festergut, Rotface, Professor Putricide, Blood Prince Council, Blood-Queen Lana’thel, Sindragosa, The Lich King (does not work correctly after the platform collapses due to Blizzard zone coordinate bugs)

Example videos
These are some examples of what AVR AVRE can do. Graphics to some mechanics may have been altered since these videos were taken. All mechanics are configurable in terms of color, transparency, and sometimes circle radius.
Marrowgar (Bone Spike): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLiRU3D-4zk
Putricide (Unbound Plague): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YRxQx6Rsls
The “Help me in” countdown is created by Plagued.
Putricide (Malleable Goo): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHrRWuUsIEI
Sindragosa (Instability and Frost Beacon): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FDwPeBdLQg
The positioning markers on the ground were created by our raid leader before the fight, not by AVRE.

The UI used in these videos is available for download here.
Frequently asked questions
See the FAQ page. Please read the entire page before posting questions or suggestions.

- Hiding buttons
- Linking items, enchants, spells, and quests in custom channels
- Custom aliases for channel names
- Coloring of player names by class or deterministic HSV formula, and player levels next to names
- Custom font and font size for your chat frames
- Custom background, border, and positioning for the edit box
- Option to let the edit box border color match the color of the channel you are typing in
- Channel colors remembered by name, rather than by number
- Scrolling your chat frames with the mouse wheel.
- Sticky channels, configurable
- Ability to copy a chat frame’s contents to your clipboard
- Ability to copy URLs to your clipboard
- Ability to customize the background and border of your chat frames
- Timestamps
- A /tt command to send a tell to your target
- A module that turns the word

Skada is a modular damage meter with various viewing modes. It is inspired mainly by Assessment, but also by Recount.
Skada sports segmented fights and detailed views, while being highly efficient with memory. This is accomplished by aggregating data on fight segments.
Skada is entirely modular; the modes listed below are all separate addons. Only the modes you load adds to the memory and CPU cycles used.
Features:
Automatic mode switching when entering combat. For example, you can have Threat mode be shown in combat. Skada can switch back after combat ends.
Specific fight segments can be kept indefinately.
Multiple windows. Each window can be configured fully.
Threat mode can warn on high threat.
Modes: Damage done, DPS, Threat, Enemy damage done, Enemy damage taken, Healing, Overhealing, Total healing, Absorbs estimated, Damage taken, Dispels, Mana regen, Debuff uptimes, Failbot, and more.
Reports can be done everywhere. For example, you can report a certain player’s Debuff uptimes.
Summary information for most modes (DPS, HPS, Fails, etc) in a LDB view/minimap button.
LDB data feed can show personal/raid DPS or personal threat.
Support for SharedMedia and Class Colors.

Usage:
At first a list of all the modes above are shown. Right-click to show the available fight segments. “Total” and “Current” should be there. After a fight a new segment will appear here. By left-clicking on a segment you choose what data will be shown in the modes. Left-click on “Current” to get back to the mode list. “Current” shows data for the active fight, or the last fight if you are out of combat.
Left-click on a mode, for example “Damage”, to show that mode. Left-click again to show more detailed data. Not all modes have detailed data. Right-click to return back to your previous position.
Some modes have several detailed views. In this case you choose alternate views by holding certain keys pressed while clicking. For example, in Damage mode, you can SHIFT-click a player to see what enemies the player caused damage to. Tooltips will display how to reach the different views.
Click the top right button in the window, or SHIFT-right-click anywhere on the window, to open a menu. From here you can report data, reset data, and various other things. You can also report with /skada report.
You can configure Skada from “Configure” in the menu, or from the game’s Interface-

Atlas, a World of Warcraft instance map browser
Copyright 2005 – 2009 Dan Gilbert
Email me at lothayer@gmail.com

About Atlas
For some reason, Blizzard decided to include beautiful maps for every area of Azeroth except instances. You can still see the area surrounding you in the minimap when you’re in an instance, but never the overall layout of the entire dungeon. This is where Atlas comes in. The core of Atlas is basically an image viewer. However, it’s the images that come with Atlas that make it worthwhile: a map for every instance in the game. Furthermore, the maps are marked with the locations of bosses and other points of interest. Atlas also includes maps of battlegrounds, dungeon locations, flight points, and outdoor raid bosses.
After installing Atlas, you’ll notice a new icon on the minimap that looks like part of a little globe (you can right-click the icon to drag it around the minimap’s frame). Click this icon to open up the main Atlas window, which displays the maps and legend. You can alternatively use the slash-command /atlas. The drop-downs at the top of the window enable you to navigate between the maps. You can also drag the Atlas window around the screen. Lock it in place with the little lock button in the upper-right corner.
At the bottom of the legend is a small text-entry field as well as Search and Reset buttons. Type part of a word or name in the box and click the Search button, and the legend’s entries are reduced to only those that match your text. Note that the search is performed only on the entries for the current map, not all the entries in the database. While not so useful for instances with only a few entries like Ragefire Chasm, the search comes in handy when there are a ton of entries, like for Blackrock Depths or the AtlasMajorCities plug-in. If you want to get the whole list back, just click Reset.

Configuration
Atlas has a few simple options, accessible from the Options button in the upper-right corner of the main window, or with the slash-command /atlas options. A few of the settings aren’t very self-explanatory so here’s some more information about them. “Auto-Select Instance Map” detects the instance that you’re in when you open Atlas, and then automatically switches to the appropriate map. This feature doesn’t work in instances that have more than one map, like Blackrock Spire, Dire Maul, or many of the Outland instances. In this case, Atlas remembers the last map you had open. “Right-Click for World Map” makes the World Map open when you right-click anywhere on the Atlas window. This is useful when you want to quickly switch from Atlas to the World Map. “Clamp Window to Screen” makes it so that you can’t drag the Atlas window off the edge of the screen. The rest of the options are pretty straightforward. The Reset Position button is useful if the Atlas window ever gets dragged completely off-screen and you can’t get it back.

Atlas Plugins
Atlas has a built-in plugin system allowing for the easy addition of map packs. In fact, Atlas ships with four of these plugins (for battlegrounds, dungeon locations, flight points, and outdoor raid bosses). If you’re interested in making your own Atlas map pack, I suggest you start with one of these four as a guide. You can contact me or post on the Atlas forums if you need help, however I suggest you do as much research as possible beforehand. Furthermore, there are several Atlas plugins that do more than simply provide additional maps. AtlasLoot provides a loot table for each boss, and AtlasQuest displays the quests associated with each instance. Note that I don’t develop these plugins myself; they have their own project leads.

Before Installing
Any previous versions of Atlas must be deleted prior to installation.
Atlas plugins (AtlasLoot, AtlasQuest, etc.) designed for any version of Atlas prior to this one must be deleted.
Map packs supplied by Daviesh for Atlas 1.8.6 must be deleted prior to installation (they’re unnecessary now anyway).

How to Install
Unzip the package into your World of Warcraft folder.
Your zip software must preserve directory structures.
If you’re having trouble, please visit the Atlas FAQ:

http://www.atlasmod.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=3…

Integration
LibDataBroker (LDB)
Titan Panel
myAddOns
CTMod
Cosmos

Website

http://www.atlasmod.com/

Contact
Name: Lothaer
Email: lothayer@gmail.com

License
Atlas is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
For the full license text please see: gpl-v2-enUS.txt