Light blue implies you currently have aggro on them as a tank.

I have also color-coded the nameplates to track aggro as a tank. Important interrupts are also made a lot more visible via a different color-coding (e.g. script Plater.ForceTickOnAllNameplates() Important Interrupts Flagged script Plater.UpdateAllNameplateColors() Per my explanation in the video above, you can hit a single keybind to color your own mobs in pink via binding the following macro to a key. You can see that these mobs are are color-coded pink, so you can easily call interrupts on the fly.

I have made it a point to color-code all the mobs in Dragonflight Mythic+ dungeons that requires interrupt assignments. The Plater profile below is optimized for Dragonflight Mythic+, please see the subsequent sections for more details. You need to manually select another texture that has no gradient, to get a similar look to mine (this is assuming you are unwilling to use ElvUI). So upon installation, if you do not have ElvUI installed, the textures on the bars might not by identical to mine. VERY IMPORTANT NOTE #2: My Plater profile uses texture from ElvUI. For example, if you have ElvUI nameplates enabled, disable them first. Important Note #1: Disable other conflicting nameplate addons, or else you would encounter errors when you import the Plater profile. If you are having any difficulties importing the string into the Plater addon, you can watch the following video, where I show step-by-step how to bring up your plater window to import the profile. Then paste the string into your Plater ‘Import Profile’ window. Next, copy the string from my Plater Profile ( link here). Make sure to install the Plater addon first ( link). It will also go a long way if you can help me grow via a quick thank you by subscribing to my YouTube channel, and following me on Twitch. The below Plater nameplates profile is entirely FREE to use.

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