It�s another beautiful day in the world of Azeroth, and whether you�re a pansy Night Elf or a tasty Tauren � chances are you�ve tried your hand at one or two modifications in your character's lifetime. Surprisingly a lot of people only tend to use mods mandated by their guild for raiding and just don't realize their potential for enhancing daily gameplay. Well don't you fret, Detto NateBlast is here to be your educated guide on the modifications to use. If I can make a explosive beaver that can blow up a Stormwind city block, I sure as heck can crank up your World of Warcraft experience!

Amateur Tinkering:

Not many skill points yet in installing Warcraft modifications? Let me give you the crash course. It�s really as simple as downloading the mod you desire, extracting it into the AddOn directory in World of Warcraft located: C:\World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns\. You can remove mods similarly, by deleting the appropriate directories. You are also able to control which mods are active in your current game by using the "AddOns" button on the Character Select screen - though destroying files is MUCH more exciting. Heehee . . BOOOOOM!!


Now grab your ratchet set, a roll of duct tape and a few kegs of dynamite - we're about to change your WoW experience in new and explosive ways . . .

Atlas - Your Warcraft GPS:

I�ve never been particularly good at directions, and instances can be downright confusing. Atlas is there to help, the GPS (Goblin Positioning System) for the normal shmoe that can�t make his way through the scarlet monastery if a hungry Devilsaur was chasing him. It can save you some serious time, and time is money friend!


The recent version not only hosts all instances in original World of Warcraft, but also The Burning Crusade as well. Hellfire Citadel, Slave Pens, Underbog � you name it. Some of the higher instances are yet to be mapped, but keep an eye out for updates because they are sure to come.

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