Another day, another fresh batch of World of Warcraft mods waiting for you here at QJ. The theme for today's batch is Titan mods and we have here yet again, three promising mods for you to consider and try out. And since our collection of mods is growing by the day, we're quite certain that most of these mod authors are already familiar to most of you and you could get to know them more through their creations.

One of the regular mod authors we talk about is Phanx. This time around, he has updated his Titan mod called Titan Panel [Factions] to v1.2.8. You could check out our earlier coverage to have a grasp of what this baby is all about. In this release, he added Silvermoon City and Exodar to the list of runecloth tracking factions. It is now compatible with and translated into four different languages, but if you're playing under a Korean or Chinese client, you may have to PM Phanx to make this add-on compatible.

Next up, Titan [Critline] 0.4.5 from Lowpinger. Originally done by Uggh, this mod records your highest normal/critical damages and heals. It will let you know when you break your previous record high via a splash message. Lowpinger updated the mod by making it compatible to other clients, plus the usual bugs corrections that affects the recording of certain records.

Lastly is the Titan [Gathered] v1.14 c - Titan [Ore], an app with a long name from Medyn. The name of the mod may be complicated, but the add-on is as simple as it gets. This tracks all useful trade items and materials in your bag and will show the result in the Titan Bar. The add-on is fully configurable but is still in its infant stage, so expect a few glitches from time to time. Rest assured that Medyn would update this and you can count on us to tell you about it.

Download: [Titan Panel [Factions] v1.2.8]
Download: [Titan [Critline] 0.4.5]
Download: [Titan [Gathered] v1.14 c - Titan [Ore]]

After dishing out Item/Enhancement mods and Totemus for Shamans, it's about time that we give some love to the Rogue class. And what better way to do that than feature some World of Warcraft Rogue mods. So we'll start the love-sharing by talking about KarrionTerenas' Poisoner. Simply put, this mod will let you apply poisons to weapons from a minimap menu.

Just like any mods, this isn't entirely free of bugs. One of its known bugs is that if there are already poisons on the selected weapon you will get a popup confirmation dialog. If you choose "No", your cursor may still have the poison selected; to sort this out, hit escape or right click in open space to.

On the other hand, Isognomy's Rogue Mod - Sabella 1.0 Beta 2, aims to put the things a rogue needs and uses right at your fingertips. You can see the status of your flash powder, blinding powder, poison, and bandages. The mod author shares something personal about this mod. Apparently, it was named after her daughter, who died during childbirth. This mod is a way to immortalize her.

And the odd-mod out for this batch is Phanx's Titan Panel [Factions] v1.2.7. A Titan mod which gives easy access to your faction information with a Titan Panel entry. It shows the following info:

• Show reputation percentage, raw reputation, or both.
• Monitor a faction on the panel.
• Hide inactive and/or exalted factions in the tooltip.
• Optionally sync with Blizzard's faction watch - the faction you're watching will automatically be monitored on the Titan Panel.
• Show how many stacks of runecloth you'd need to turn in to reach Exalted reputation with your faction's other races. Perfect for those interested in another race's mount.

Download: [Poisoner]
Download: [Sabella 1.0 Beta 2]
Download: [Titan Panel [Factions] v1.2.7]

We haven't had enough of World of Warcraft mods and we hope you aren't sick of them too, because we have here three more WoW mods that could make your WoW playing less burdensome.

The first in the bundle is xbeeps' VisualHeal. This baby is a small and simple tool for all classes that visually shows your heals to others and heals incoming for you from others. This is done through two information-packed and intuitive bars - ThePlayerBar and TheHealBar.

Second in the list is Phanx's Ankh Cooldown Timer. The mod maker claims that this is an accurate and visible timer for reincarnation. It displays the number of ankhs you have and it can remind you when you're low on ankhs. There are three display modes for this one - movable on-screen frame, titan panel plug-in, and text-only.

Third and hopefully the last WoW mod that we'll talk about today is Sephyx's TheoryCraft 2. It places everything you need to know and remember about your spells right on your tooltips...or if you're using the default action bars, on their buttons. It could also let you compare any gear set you wish.

As usual, separate download links for the three apps are right down there. Have fun playing WoW, but don't get too addicted to the point that Tyra Banks would destroy your CDs (as if that's gonna matter...) and the audience are going to clap about it like crazy.

Download: [VisualHeal]
Download: [Ankh Cooldown Timer]
Download: [TheoryCraft 2]

LBlaze Titan Argent Dawn Rep v0.2.62 by LBlaze tracks items related to Argent Dawn reputation such as Scourgestones and Osseous Agitators. It also shows you the following:

• How much repetitions of Cauldron/Scourgestone quests you can complete with current contents of your inventory
• How much reputation and/or Valor Tokens will be awarded
• Your current reputation
• How much reputation you need for next standing and Exalted standing

This mod is based on Titan ScorpidBlood by Zinbiel but LBlaze did make substantial changes and added a lot of features. It is fully working although LBlaze isn't finished with it yet. For now, you can't customize button appearances or any other settings. He is also currently working on the following features that he plans to include for future versions:

• Customization of button text
• Translations to FR and DE (translation not complete but the add-on is compatible with FR/DE versions)
• Tracking of Healthy Dragon Scales and other such items
• Tracking items/rep / play hour
• Tracking items/rep / grinding hour (when you actively grind AD Rep)
  

Download: [LBlaze Titan Argent Dawn Rep v0.2.62]

Details on how to install and use LBlaze Titan Argent Dawn Rep v0.2.62 after the jump.

Ultroman has just released The UltroPack for World of Warcraft. The WoW mod is based on the Insomniax-pack but it has all new graphics and code. Aside from the new and impressive graphics, Ultroman added a few things to his mod:

• Tinypad v1.4 which is a notepad add-on that can store several pages of user-written text
• WoW Instant Messenger v1.2.13 which is add-on for whispering to other people as well as store messages from all your conversations
• Titan Trade Cooldown v0.35 which shows you the tradeskill cooldowns for all your characters

The UltroPack 3.5 is also 1.12.2 ready and updated the following: Auctioneer Pack v3.8.0; AutoBar v1.12.06.06; Bagnon v6.9.16; BeneCast 2.1.2 beta Window 6.92; BookOfCrafts v11200e; CallToArms R12; CCWatchExtended v1.12; DamageMeters v5.1.1; Decursive v1.9.8.4b2; DruidBar v3.311; GFW Huntershelper v11200-2; ImprovedErrorFrame v3.2; KLH ThreatMeter v17.20; LootLink v1.12.0; MetaMap v11200-4; MobInfo-2 v3.0.3; Outfitter v1.4.1b2; Scrolling Combat Text v5.1.1; Scrolling Combat Text Damage v2.1; SmartHeal v1.3.0; TitanBG Updated v1.2.2.1; and TitanStones v1.6.

Download: [The UltoPack 3.5]

The list of commands you can use after updating/installing UltroPack 3.5 and other info after the jump:

Lonekeeper will need to change his username because he won't be alone anymore if he keeps on doing this for the World of Warcraft community. He just collected some great addons that most might like. Here are just some of them:

Ace, AceGUI, Atlas, AtlasLootEnhanced, BuyPoisons Remix, CTMod (Master, Mail, Party, Raid, RaidBosses, Unit (frames), DamageMeters, EnergyWatch_v2, Fontabulous (I used Myriad at size 78), GBars, KLHThreatMeter, MobInfo(Includes MobHealth), ntmysFixLoadingTimes, Natur's , EnemyCastBar (NECB), Nurfed (Combat Log, HUD), Outfitter, RangeColour, SCT, Titan Panel (Includes all the default ones), UberQuests (Modded).

Installing them is a cinch. You should first exit the game, unzip the files to default folder: C:Program FilesWorld of WarcraftInterfaceAddons, then run. If you'd like to modify some of the addons you can follow the instructions below:

Atlas - Click on minimap button
CTMod - Click on the CT/RA minimap button.
Fontabulous - /ftab
EnerygyWatch_v2 - /ew off, /ew on, /ew unlock, /ew lock
GBars - /gbars
NECB - Click on minimap button
ntmysFixLoadingTimes - /nFLT
Nurfed (Combat Log, HUD) - Click on minimap button.
Outfitter - Click on minimap button.
RangeColour - /rc
SCT - /sct menu
Titan Panel - Right click on it.

So there you go. If you got some great collections as well. Feel free to share it with us and the WoW community. Comment below if you like what you received.

Download: [Chiploxie U]