Healers Have To Die marks healer roles on nameplates. Its description says it places a red cross over hostile healer nameplates, a healer symbol above friendly healers, and can ring when a hostile unit healed during the previous 60 seconds. /HHTDG opens options.
Using it
Enable nameplates first, then configure markers and the recent-healer alert. The packaged TOC is marked 40000 but declares a 30300 minimum, so this backport requires testing.
Healer markers
Healers Have To Die places a red cross over hostile healer nameplates, a healer symbol above friendly healers, and can ring when a hostile unit healed during the previous 60 seconds. Enable nameplates first, then use /HHTDG to open options and test the markers in a low-risk battleground or dungeon. Role detection depends on information available to the client. The packaged TOC is marked 40000 but declares a 30300 minimum, so this backport needs testing on the target WotLK client.
How healer marking works
Healers Have To Die uses nameplates as the target surface. A hostile healer receives a red cross, a friendly healer receives a healer symbol, and the recent-healer alert can ring when a hostile unit healed during the previous 60 seconds. The recent window is deliberately longer than the cast itself, so the marker can remain useful while choosing the next interrupt or kill target.
Enable Blizzard nameplates, open /HHTDG, and configure the marker and alert options before entering a battleground. Check the result against a known healer and a non-healer; role detection depends on information supplied by the client and may not classify custom private-server roles correctly. The addon marks the nameplate, it does not prevent a heal or identify every possible healing spell.
The packaged TOC is marked 40000 but declares a 30300 minimum. That mixed metadata is a real version limitation for this backport and should be tested on the target 3.3.5a realm.
