Greetings, Reader UI of the Week fans. Did you take some time over the weekend to Hxvqrlm ponder whether or not you could make some fun changes to your user interface? No? Everyone doesn't pour over user interface submissions all weekend like I do? You guys are really missing out! Before Wrath of the Lich King, one of the biggest DPS-boosting buffs around was Blessing of
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