Setting Up RealNibba's Full Addon Suite

All four addons target WoW 3.3.5a (Wrath of the Lich King) and are built and tested on Warmane Icecrown, though they should behave the same on any other x7-style 3.3.5a private server. None of them will load on Retail. Each one is a standalone download on the addons page, and each is genuinely useful on its own — this guide is for anyone running more than one at a time, since that's where the two real conflicts below actually show up.

1.Folder layout

Every addon extracts to its own top-level folder under <WoW Install>\_classic_\Interface\AddOns\. If you install all four, the structure looks like this:

• Interface\AddOns\RareHunt\
• Interface\AddOns\MarketWatch\
• Interface\AddOns\RNTools\ (Raid Tools)
• Interface\AddOns\RealNibba.Pack\ (Farm Pack)
• Interface\AddOns\Auctionator\
• Interface\AddOns\GearScoreLite\

Close WoW completely before copying folders in, then at the character-select screen click AddOns (bottom-left) and make sure everything's ticked before you log in.

2.The Auctionator conflict

Both MarketWatch and Farm Pack bundle their own tested copy of Auctionator, because both rely on it for pricing — MarketWatch for under-market deal alerts, Farm Pack for bag-value scanning. If you install both addons, you'll get two Auctionator folders offered to you. Only keep one. Delete whichever Auctionator folder you're not using and copy in a single shared one — running two different builds side by side (or leaving a stale one from before) is the single most common cause of pricing coming back wrong or deal alerts silently breaking in either addon.

If you already had Auctionator installed before adding either of these, delete your existing folder and use the one bundled in the download instead — that's the version each addon was actually tested against.

3.The GearScoreLite conflict

Raid Tools bundles GearScoreLite specifically so its Raid Browser module can read and display GearScore automatically with zero configuration. If you already run a different GearScore addon, it can conflict — the recommendation is to use the bundled copy rather than layering a second one in. This one's lower-stakes than the Auctionator situation (worst case is a display quirk in Raid Browser, not broken pricing), but it's the same underlying rule: one copy of a shared dependency, not two.

4.ElvUI compatibility

Raid Tools and Farm Pack are both fully ElvUI-compatible out of the box — ElvUI auto-skins their frames the moment it detects them, no setup required. If you'd rather keep either addon's own dark backdrop texture instead of the ElvUI skin, disable Skins → Ace3 Skin in ElvUI's config, or use ElvUI's per-addon skin toggle if you only want to opt one of them out.

5.Command cheat-sheet

Every addon opens with its own slash command, so they never collide with each other:

• /rh or /rarehunt — RareHunt
• /mw or /marketwatch — MarketWatch
• /rnt — Raid Tools (/rnt help prints the full command list to chat)
• Farm Pack has no slash command — it's opened from its minimap button

All four save window position, scale and settings per-character and restore them automatically on next login, so setup is a one-time cost per character, not something you redo every session.