The compass can be swapped with the elements in the top-right corner of the screen in exactly the same manner. Then release the mouse button and the elements will swap places. Drag it towards the party interface until a white rectangular outline appears.
The chat panel can be swapped with the party interface by dragging on the space to the right of the chat tabs. Both can be resized within certain bounds, and can have their positions swapped with other elements on the same respective sides of the screen. These elements include the chat panel and the compass. The position and size of certain HUD elements can be changed.
If a skill combo occurs, a heart-shaped icon and the name of the resulting effect are shown. Critical hits are shown with slightly larger text in a red splash. ⬤ Light blue text - barrier applied to allies. ⬤ Green text - healing provided or received. Combat indicators Ī skill combo icon with the name of the resulting effect.įloating combat text appears above in-world elements as damage is dealt or received. Note: Nameplates should not be confused with the target indicator. ⬤ White text - Ambient creature, neutral and dies in one hit. ⬤ Gold text - Fellow player guild member. ⬤ Yellow text - Neutral (turns hostile if attacked). After a PvP season has ended, players will have the badge for the division they were in when the season ended.Ĭharacter nameplates are color-coded based on their relationship with the player character at that time: Players can choose to display a Commander tag or Mentoring Badge above their heads to make it easier for other players to find and follow them.ĭuring PvP League seasons players will have a badge next to their name depending on which division they're in. Other players may then switch straight to this target by pressing T. Targets may be called on selected NPCs and players with Ctrl+ T, which displays a large red target reticle above their head. The currently selected target is marked with a small downwards pointing arrow above the head and a circle around the feet. Downed players and pets also have an icon displayed above their heads. These include vendors, scouts, NPCs with roles in events, key personal story characters, and many others. Options exist to have nameplates be shown all the time for enemies or allies.Ĭertain special or functional NPCs have an icon displayed above their head, regardless of whether they are selected. Holding Left Ctrl displays the whole nameplates of nearby enemies. Holding Left Alt displays the whole nameplates of nearby allies. Unless a character is selected, only the name and guild tag portion of their nameplate is displayed. If a player's character has attained world completion, that character will have a small star displayed on their nameplate as well, to the left of character level. NPCs have their role displayed along with their name (such as '' ), while players have their current title listed under their name if the player chooses to display one, and represented guild name and tag displayed. For players, the number can be yellow instead of green, indicating the number of unlocked Masteries instead of their level. All NPCs and player characters in the world have nameplates denoting various bits of information about them, including their name and level.
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