Guild Wars

Not that I know of, and last time I checked ANet had a pretty harsh attitude towards add-ons; they used to have a message warning you for virus when downloading such. I'm not even sure they are allowed. After searching after it on GWWiki I didn't get a single result, which may prove my point, since it otherwise would most likely have been mentioned.

Yes there are a number actually. ANet have said that we can feel free to use any mods as long as they don't violate the terms of use. They also mentioned that they will not provide any support if something goes wrong as a result of using a mod.

For a list of mods visit this link. 

I've found the most handy to be the Cartographer mod, which basically highlights unexplored areas on your map by comparing yours to a fully-explored version. Very nice if you're going for the cartographer title! You may also find the UI Skins handy if you're looking for a change.

lydon can u post a link to the cartographer add on plz, ive been working on my cartographer titles and its startin to get very hard . thanks alot man

[EDIT] I found the cartographer add-on but thanks anyways for mentionin it

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Originally posted by Lydon
Yes there are a number actually. ANet have said that we can feel free to use any mods as long as they don't violate the terms of use. They also mentioned that they will not provide any support if something goes wrong as a result of using a mod.

For a list of mods visit this link:
http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/Guide_to_modifying_in-game_graphics/Player_made_modifications

I've found the most handy to be the Cartographer mod, which basically highlights unexplored areas on your map by comparing yours to a fully-explored version. Very nice if you're going for the cartographer title! You may also find the UI Skins handy if you're looking for a change.

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Seems I was wrong then, which happens now and then... However you fucked up that linking for the coding it should be made like this (url=address ctrl+c ctrl+v this)*Name of the link*(/url) replace the ( with [. If you're using the traditional editor, as I am, that is.

It works fine as a link for me...I wasn't trying to link it in a word, as Safari doesn't support the Enhanced Editor and it really doesn't do much other than make a post look nicer.

Anyway, changed it with Firefox in case someone's eyes pop out with disgust.