Plugins and mods
Dalamud plugins add features to Final Fantasy XIV while it runs. You install them from the Plugin Installer, which the /xlplugins chat command opens once the game is started through XIVLauncher.
Each plugin is built for one Dalamud API level. When Dalamud moves to a new level, plugins built for the previous one show (outdated) in the installer and stay off until their authors update them.
Mods from Nexus Mods replace the game’s models, textures and sounds on your own client and are loaded with Penumbra or TexTools.
BilingualTooltips
In case the WoL speaks more than one language
QuestJournal
See details about quests that the FFXIV doesn't tell you.
PartyPlanner
Browse community events sourced from partake.gg directly from your client!
RPP - Roleplay Profiles
Display profiles from Chaos Archives, Crystal Archives, and Central Archives in-game
Linkshell Tools
Tools to make managing Linkshells and Cross-world Linkshells easier.
Oh Hey!
Ever wanted to get notified when someone targets you or emotes at you? Now you can!
JobTitles
No longer will you be an Archmage Monk, set a different title per job!
Twitch XIV
Sup y'all? It's ya boy, Twitch XIV, and today we're gonna be playing some final fantasy fourteen.
QuickSymbols
Adds a quick special-symbol picker beside the chat mode button.
FFXIV Venues Directory
Browse FFXIV roleplay venues in-game with rich filters and schedules.
SoundEffectMuter
Quiets the Gameplay Experience.
Nicknamer
Is this person Dew or Drew? I couldn't remember, so I made this plugin. Now I don't have to!
Aetheric Flow
Adds a teleport link to the nearest aetheryte on every map link in chat.
EchoXIV
Bidirectional chat translation in Dalamud with auto-failover. / Traducción bidireccional de chat en Dalamud con failover automático.
Term Filter 2
An expanded and extremely customizable rewrite of the in-game term filter, this allows players to mask/hide/modify messages containing specific words.
InputFlow
Improves the native text inputs by restoring common text-editing behaviors.