What you are actually preparing for.
Everyday utilities are the plugins you never think about until they are missing: banking, prices, notifications, quality of life.
Inventory organisation, chat tools and client configuration are the usual starting points. Pick one, then prepare the equipment, supplies and travel it needs.
Settle these first.
- Decide which information you actually read during a session
- Turn off anything you have stopped looking at
- Re-check settings after client updates
The plugin types that apply here.
Price and value information. Nearly every decision in the game has a cost. Live values are the most broadly useful information there is.
Notifications and reminders. The value is in being told when to look, so you can stop checking manually.
Interface and quality-of-life tweaks. Small friction removed everywhere adds up to more than one dramatic overlay.
The mistake to avoid.
Audit your plugin list every few months. Utility plugins accumulate, and a cluttered screen costs you the alerts that matter.
Before you install anything.
Read each plugin's current feature list rather than its category name, and start with the information you actually need for the session. Check compatibility after client or game updates, and disable a plugin that behaves unexpectedly.
These are activity categories, not a promise that every example has a matching RLPlugins release. The public matches below use catalogue descriptions and tags.