Features

* Boss mods for all raid bosses
* Colored raid warnings (players will be colored according to their class) with icons - so you will know what's going on without even reading the message
* Auto-respond during boss fights. DBM will inform anyone who whispers you during a boss fight that you are busy. These messages contain the name and health of the boss as well as the raid's status
* HealthFrame: you can enable a simple frame that shows a health bar for all active bosses. This is enabled by default for multi-mob bosses like Four Horsemen
* Bars can be enlarged with decent effects when they are about to expire
* Crash recovery: you had a disconnect or crash during a boss fight? No problem for DBM! It will request the timer and combat status information from other DBM users in your raid group and you get your timers back
* Synchronization system for accurate timers
* No dependencies, no embedded libraries (except for the optional LibDataBroker plugin that embeds LibDataBroker)
* Modular design - all boss mods are plugins and can be exchanged, removed or updated separately
* Load on demand - all boss mods are separate AddOns and they will be loaded when they are needed. So they don't use memory or cpu until you enter the corresponding instance
* Efficient code: DBM uses less than 250 kb memory and the cpu usage is also very low
* Special effects like the screen flash effect, huge warning messages and sounds will draw your attention to critical events
* Bars can change their color over time and flash before they expire
* There are many bar designs to choose from, all designs are are customizable: you can change the color, size, icon position etc.
* Support for SharedMedia, so you can use any texture for your bars
* Option to create custom timers, so-called "Pizza Timers" for your pizza or whatever you prefer to eat while raiding. You can also send those timers to your raid group
* Powerful object-oriented API - you can use it to write your own boss mods!

Slash Commands

* /dbm - shows/hides the GUI
* /dbm timer - starts a local timer, the time can be in the mm:ss format
* /dbm broadcast timer - broadcasts a timer to the raid
* /dbm unlock - shows a movable timer bar (alias: move)
* /dbm ver - performs a raid-wide version check
* /range or /distance - shows the RangeCheck frame
* /dbm pull (seconds)
* /dbm break (minutes)