Druid

Druid

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Setting	Behaviour	Fresh default
Mark / Gift of the Wild	Supported Mark/Gift-family preparation and recognised equivalent camping effect.	On
Low health	Below 30%, outside combat.	On
Low mana	Below 30%, including supported combat display.	On
Thorns	Optional learned-buff preparation.	Off
Expected form	Do not track; Bear / Dire Bear; Cat Form; Moonkin Form.	Do not track
Feral Charge on target nameplate	Learned current-form Charge cue outside combat.	On
Combo points on target nameplate	1–5 points for the current target while in Cat Form, including combat.	On

Form expectations

The chosen form is an explicit preparation preference. The addon does not infer a Feral/Balance/restoration role or shift you automatically.

Mana logic is form-aware. The implementation permits applicable Cat Form mana awareness rather than assuming the energy bar means mana can never matter.

Feral Charge

The nameplate cue uses the supported learned Bear/Cat variant for the current form. It requires a hostile target's visible nameplate, usability, range and readiness.

It does not track a pet's Charge, guarantee line of sight, or appear as a general in-combat rotation cue.

Charge & Intercept

Combo points

The combo indicator is separate from Feral Charge and sits in its own area above the current target's nameplate. It is only applicable in Cat Form and hides when there is no relevant target/point state.

Combo Points

DoT families

The catalogue includes Moonfire, Entangling Roots, Insect Swarm, Rake, Rip, Pounce and Lacerate, subject to learned spells and supported active auras.

Finisher/stack-sensitive damage remains an estimate. The periodic portions are tracked separately from an initial hit or stun.

Active DoTs · Troubleshooting

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1.19.4 source references: ClassCatalog.lua:94–112; Settings.lua:120–123; Settings.lua:146–148; ReminderCore.lua:226–243; ChargeReminder.lua:64–78; DotCatalog.lua:68–74. See scope and source policy.