In my pic above at 3 are a package of weak auras for shamans, created by Luxthos. You can use them for just about anything. There is a LOT more that EXRT can do, especially if you are a raid leader (like group invites, fight timers, attendance tracking etc.) but for now these are the most common parts that I use. You can select which specific cooldowns you want to track, as well as interrupts and rezzes. I just wanted to highlighted this part of it, too вЂ“ this is the cooldown tracker.

EXRT Exorsus Raid Tools: (again!) Like I said, EXRT is a big addon.

(Note that everyone in the raid team needs to have the addon to see the notes). Anything that you need to share with the rest of the raid team. In the screenshot above at 1 you can see the notes section in use (our 2nd tank makes amazing notes in ERT! But you donвЂ™t have to do to that level.) We use the notes section to share healing CDs or to assign people to groups etc.

EXRT Exorsus Raid Tools: EXRT is a BIG addon that can do a lot.

So here is a screen grab from a recent mythic boss attempt in Castle Nathria: This is quick 13 minute video that was extremely helpful to me, and IвЂ™ve been doing this stuff for years! Check out the video here вЂ“

So take all of the advice, but adjust it to suit you.Д«efore I get started on my UI, I would like to point you towards a great video from AutomaticJak where he goes through deciding keybinding and optimisation of your UI for your own needs. The only right UI layout is the one that works for you. I am very particular about my layout and addons, and other healers are very particular about theirs. I will say up front вЂ“ healer UIs tend to be very personal. There are quite a few, so I thought it would be easier to run through them all here.

IвЂ™ve had a few requests over the past couple of weeks for info about what IвЂ™m using for my healing UI and addons.

Addons for raiding legion