Add multi-tagger plugin - #14814
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Adds Multi Tagger: while in a multi-combat area, highlights untagged NPCs of the type you're currently fighting (skipping ones already
*-tagged, your current target, dead, or out of range) so you can tag each for drop credit when barraging / doing group Slayer. Optionally shows each NPC's HP in the right-click menu (estimated hitpoints, percentage, or both, colour-coded), remembering the last-seen HP for NPCs in a large stack that lose their health bar.Unlike NPC Indicators / better-npc-highlight (static, name-configured highlighting), this is dynamic and combat-triggered; and unlike autotags (gear/item tags) or aggro-tag (aggression warnings) it targets the multi-combat tagging workflow specifically.
Repo: https://github.com/KeithIsSleeping/multi-tagger