Enemy Totem Marker

Never miss an enemy totem again. Enemy Totem Marker places the totem's icon above every enemy totem's nameplate, with a lifetime countdown and an element-colored border so you can tell at a glance what just dropped and how long it lasts.

Built for Mists of Pandaria Classic (5.5.4).

Features

• Icon on the nameplate — every enemy totem is marked with its real spell icon (or a generic totem icon for unknown ones).
• Lifetime countdown — known totems show a timer counting down their duration, so you know exactly when Grounding, Capacitor, Tremor, etc. expire.
• Element-colored border — the marker border is tinted by the totem's element (Fire / Earth / Water / Air), for instant recognition.
• Per-totem icon size — make the totems you care about (Capacitor, Grounding, Spirit Link…) bigger than the rest.
• Scaling timer — the countdown font scales together with the icon.
• Fully configurable in-game — a tracked-totem list you can edit yourself.

How to use

1. Install and log in — the addon enables the "show enemy totems" nameplate option automatically.
2. Enemy totems are now marked on their nameplates.
3. Open the options panel to customize: ESC → Options → AddOns → Enemy Totem Marker, or type /tm config.

Options panel

• Border thickness — global border width (with +/- steppers).
• Timer font size — global countdown font size.
• Tracked totem list — every totem the addon recognizes.
  • Add a totem by its spell ID.
  • Remove a totem from the list.
  • Icon scale — per-totem size, with a live preview that mirrors the on-nameplate marker (border + scale + sample timer).

Slash commands

• /tm — inspect your current target and print its totem info (name, npc ID, whether it's recognized) — useful for finding spell IDs to add.
• /tm config — open the options panel.

Notes

• All enemy totems are marked. Totems in the tracked list also get their real icon, countdown, element border and custom scale; unrecognized totems still get a generic marker so you never miss one.
• Found a totem that isn't recognized? Target it, run /tm to read its info, then add its spell ID in the options panel.