The add-ons
33 of them, and the launcher installs every one. Nearly all have a window with buttons, so there is no syntax to remember. Pick one to read what it does.
The allowed add-on and plug-in list Everything on this page is allowed, and so is everything else the launcher installs. What you add yourself is the part worth reading — the full list, the rule, and how each entry was decided.
DWHub
The front door: every DriftwoodXI add-on in one window — what it is for, and a button that opens it.
DWSquad
Summon up to five of your own characters as party members.
DWBags
Reach every bag on every character on your account without logging out.
DWAH
The player market: every listing with real prices, buy orders, selling from anywhere — /dwah.
DWCPX
The Conquest Point Exchange: every nation's CP shelf and every merchant's counter, from anywhere, for CP or gil — /cpx.
DWWarehouse
A thousand slots of account storage — two thousand once earned, a thousand more for gil — opened with /warehouse from anywhere.
DWGambits
Write the combat rules your squad fights by, the way FFXII did it.
DWJobs
Set main and sub jobs for every character from anywhere in Vana'diel.
DWArena
The Gauntlet: wave survival for the whole alliance, floors 1 to 50.
DWLeaderboard
The bragging boards: job levels, gil, kills, crafts and market deeds, ranked.
DWPort
Every teleport you have unlocked, in one window, at the fare the realm's office holders have set.
DWMerc
Put your squad up for hire and earn gil while other players use them.
DWParse
A damage parser with a live threat meter, straight from the server.
DWTracker
Your quests and missions with the next step spelled out, so no wiki tab.
DWFame
Fame in every area as bars, with the fastest quest to raise each one.
DWMerits
Merits, job points, Ascension and Ascension II: this server’s true totals, assignment past the stock menu’s caps, and your limit points as a currency.
DWToAU
The ToAU job kit for your squad: a blue mage’s spell set, a puppetmaster’s automaton build, a corsair’s rolls.
DWNemesis
Two hundred and forty famous notorious monsters at +100 (capped at 160) in a private arena — your own chest, their real drops, one to four random augments, and trophies toward each one’s item level 119 +1.
DWPolitics
The seats of power: the Crown, four Mayors and the Royal Treasurer, each won by a vote of every account.
DWUnleashed
A famous Legend-tier monster breaks loose in the open world every few hours — no claim, no party, and every account that takes part is paid at the kill.
DWSpoils
Every monster that pays you experience can hand you augmented gear on the spot — no treasure pool, no lot, straight into your bags — or a Rune, one augment to put on the gear you choose.
DWTod
Every notorious monster that comes back on a timer, and exactly where its clock is right now — up, dead, dead for how long, back in how long.
DWChat
A cleaner chat log: colour-coded battle lines and the spam folded into fewer lines — off until you switch it on.
DWEsper
Magicite from every kill, thirty-two Espers to make and attune, and the spells and abilities they lend whatever job you are on.
DWCraft
The crafting ledger the game hides: skill, recipes, costs and a levelling ladder.
DWQuest
The Drift Board: daily and weekly contracts, and the Exchange, Outfitter, Pop-Items shelf, Jeweler and Artisan they feed.
DWReport
Report a bug from inside the game, and see exactly what it sends.
DWMacro
Fixes the bug that makes macros forget your settings on a job change.
DWEngage
Keeps you fighting when your target dies mid-pull.
DWCon
A /check-coloured pearl beside the nameplate of every enemy around you.
DWFishing
A costed route from 0 to 110, and the whole fishing system behind it.
DWScan
Target a monster and the server tells you its drops, resistances and aggro.
DWRaid
Eighteen boss trials across thirteen venues, entered from anywhere — now reaching into Chains of Promathia.
DWSquad
Summon up to five of your own characters as party members.
DWBags
Reach every bag on every character on your account without logging out.
DWAH
The player market: every listing with real prices, buy orders, selling from anywhere — /dwah.
DWCPX
The Conquest Point Exchange: every nation's CP shelf and every merchant's counter, from anywhere, for CP or gil — /cpx.
DWWarehouse
A thousand slots of account storage — two thousand once earned, a thousand more for gil — opened with /warehouse from anywhere.
DWGambits
Write the combat rules your squad fights by, the way FFXII did it.
DWJobs
Set main and sub jobs for every character from anywhere in Vana'diel.
DWArena
The Gauntlet: wave survival for the whole alliance, floors 1 to 50.
DWLeaderboard
The bragging boards: job levels, gil, kills, crafts and market deeds, ranked.
DWPort
Every teleport you have unlocked, in one window, at the fare the realm's office holders have set.
DWMerc
Put your squad up for hire and earn gil while other players use them.
DWParse
A damage parser with a live threat meter, straight from the server.
DWTracker
Your quests and missions with the next step spelled out, so no wiki tab.
DWFame
Fame in every area as bars, with the fastest quest to raise each one.
DWMerits
Merits, job points, Ascension and Ascension II: this server’s true totals, assignment past the stock menu’s caps, and your limit points as a currency.
DWToAU
The ToAU job kit for your squad: a blue mage’s spell set, a puppetmaster’s automaton build, a corsair’s rolls.
DWNemesis
Two hundred and forty famous notorious monsters at +100 (capped at 160) in a private arena — your own chest, their real drops, one to four random augments, and trophies toward each one’s item level 119 +1.
DWPolitics
The seats of power: the Crown, four Mayors and the Royal Treasurer, each won by a vote of every account.
DWUnleashed
A famous Legend-tier monster breaks loose in the open world every few hours — no claim, no party, and every account that takes part is paid at the kill.
DWSpoils
Every monster that pays you experience can hand you augmented gear on the spot — no treasure pool, no lot, straight into your bags — or a Rune, one augment to put on the gear you choose.
DWTod
Every notorious monster that comes back on a timer, and exactly where its clock is right now — up, dead, dead for how long, back in how long.
DWChat
A cleaner chat log: colour-coded battle lines and the spam folded into fewer lines — off until you switch it on.
DWEsper
Magicite from every kill, thirty-two Espers to make and attune, and the spells and abilities they lend whatever job you are on.
DWCraft
The crafting ledger the game hides: skill, recipes, costs and a levelling ladder.
DWQuest
The Drift Board: daily and weekly contracts, and the Exchange, Outfitter, Pop-Items shelf, Jeweler and Artisan they feed.
DWReport
Report a bug from inside the game, and see exactly what it sends.
DWMacro
Fixes the bug that makes macros forget your settings on a job change.
DWEngage
Keeps you fighting when your target dies mid-pull.
DWCon
A /check-coloured pearl beside the nameplate of every enemy around you.
DWFishing
A costed route from 0 to 110, and the whole fishing system behind it.
DWScan
Target a monster and the server tells you its drops, resistances and aggro.
DWRaid
Eighteen boss trials across thirteen venues, entered from anywhere — now reaching into Chains of Promathia.
These add-ons are features I always wanted while playing FFXI and so eventually I made them and have been testing them on a single player server. But now it's time to share them with the world and hopefully others will enjoy how these addons and server customization change the world of Vana'diel as much as I have. Thanks for playing DriftwoodXI!