Retadin is a lightweight center-screen tier set bonus helper for Retribution Paladins using Radiance of the Consecrated Flame in World of Warcraft Retail.

The addon listens to Blizzard's action-bar glow events and mirrors supported single-target and area-of-effect spender procs in a clear, centered display. It does not parse the combat log and requires no external libraries.

• Immediate response to supported Blizzard action-bar glow events.
• Distinct Templar's Verdict and Divine Storm icons for single-target and AoE procs.
• Golden Blizzard-style visual treatment around the active spender icon.
• Movable and resizable center-screen overlay.
• Eight-direction resize handles with 8-pixel snapping.
• Full-screen alignment grid while configuring the overlay.
• Saved position and dimensions between sessions.

• World of Warcraft Retail: Midnight.
• Designed for Retribution Paladins using Radiance of the Consecrated Flame.

Game updates can change spell IDs or action-bar glow behavior. Please report a missing or incorrect trigger with the spell name, spell ID, and current WoW build.

Install the addon from its CurseForge project page and keep automatic updates enabled if desired.

1. Download and extract the release archive.

2. Place the Retadin folder in:

   World of Warcraft/_retail_/Interface/AddOns/
   

    

3. Confirm the final path is Interface/AddOns/Retadin/Retadin.toc and not an extra nested folder.

4. Enable Retadin - The Venomous Abyss - Tier Set Bonus helper from the AddOns menu at character selection.

5. Log in or run /reload if the game is already open.

Type /retadin or /ret to open configuration mode.

• Drag the center overlay to reposition it.
• Drag any golden edge or corner handle to resize it.
• Use the cyan grid and golden center axes for alignment.
• Select Reset to Default to restore the original position and dimensions.
• Close the settings window or repeat /retadin to save and exit.

If the overlay does not appear:

1. Confirm the addon is enabled and not marked out of date.
2. Run /retadin test to verify that the display itself works.
3. Run /reload and check for a Lua error during initialization.
4. Confirm the relevant spell produces Blizzard's normal action-bar glow.
5. If a patch changed a spell ID or trigger, report it through CurseForge or the GitHub issue tracker.

When reporting an issue through CurseForge or the GitHub issue tracker, include your WoW build, class specialization, the affected spell and spell ID, reproduction steps, and any Lua error text.

Development guidelines, commit conventions, pull-request requirements, and the version policy are documented in CONTRIBUTING.md.