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− | The Druid forums at the Blizzard official web site have an [http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=48565126&sid=1&pageNo=1 excellent thread] full of macros for many more situations. Feel free to browse and bump for a sticky. |
+ | The Druid forums at the Blizzard official web site have an [http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=48565126&sid=1&pageNo=1 excellent thread] ([http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=54889606&sid=1 continued here] full of macros for many more situations. Feel free to browse and bump for a sticky. |
Revision as of 01:12, 8 January 2007
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General guides |
Macros Beginners Guide |
Useful macros by class |
Nature's Swiftness + Healing Touch - without global cooldown
Omit [target=player] to heal your target instantly instead of yourself. Use Healing Touch(Rank 10) and lower for lower ranks of the spell. You can use this macro while you are moving, but if you are, you must click this macro twice to perform the heal.
/cast Nature's Swiftness /stopcasting /cast [target=player] Healing Touch(Rank 11)
Another version of this macro could be:
/cast Nature's Swiftness /stopcasting /cast [modifier:alt,target=player] Healing Touch(Rank 11); [help] Healing Touch(Rank 11)
What this version of the macro will do, is that if you click it while pressing the `alt' key it will cast the instant-heal on yourself, regardless of what your current target is and without introducing a target-change ofcourse. You may change the `alt' bit to `ctrl' or `shift' if that suits you better. If you click this macro without pressing `alt' and if your current target is friendly it will cast the instant-heal on your current target.
A side note:
At least up to the moment of this writting (patch 2.0.1), this macro and similar ones that involve a modifier will work with keyboard keybindings if it's bound in a straightforward manner to one key - say binded to key `5'. If this macro is binded to an already modifier-based keybinding, say `CTRL + 5', mysteriously, invoking it with `CTRL + ALT + 5' to cast the spell on yourself will not work. It seems that the keybinding is translated by the game to a mere `ALT + 5' (bug in the new builtin self-cast? needs doublecheck).
Cast innervate on yourself without changing target
/cast [target=player] Innervate
Note that the `target=player' bit is not an instruction to change the target to yourself. Rather, it specifies the spell-target for the spell to follow (here the innervate), which is totally different from your `current' target. Viz, your `current' target -when this macro is used- won't be changed. This is very useful, because if a target-change was to take place, it would be possible for your `current' target to lose any combo-points it may have stacked on it and even other effects (demoralizing roar, etc.).
Ravage with Tiger's Fury
/cast Tiger's Fury /stopcasting /cast Ravage
Cat Form, Then Prowl
This allows the caster to switch from any form to cat form and then prowl which leads into the next macro
#show Prowl /cancelaura [stance:1] Dire Bear Form; [stance:2] Aquatic Form; [stance:4] Travel Form; [stance:5] Moonkin Form /cast [nostance] Cat Form; [nostealth] Prowl
Alternatively, if you have Tree of Life form available...
#show Prowl /cancelaura [stance:1] Dire Bear Form; [stance:2] Aquatic Form; [stance:4] Travel Form /cast [stance:5] Tree of Life; [nostance] Cat Form; [nostealth] Prowl
- Note that Tree of Life should be included in cast instead of cancelaura due to problems with the stacking auras.
Pounce/Shred, Claw, Rake, Rip Finally
While in cat form you will need to be prowling and get behind your target, before you attack, for this to work correctly. You may also want to substitute Ferocious bite for rip when fighting lower level Mobs
/castsequence reset=25/combat/target [Stealth] pounce; shred, claw, claw, rake, rip, claw, claw
All-Terrain Travel Form
/cancelaura [stance:1] Dire Bear Form; [stance:3] Cat Form; [stance:5] Moonkin Form <or Tree of Life> /cast [nostance,swimming] Aquatic Form; [nostance,noswimming] Travel Form
Buffing
This will cast Thorns and then MOTW on your target.
/castsequence reset=target Thorns, Mark of the Wild
Root, DOT, Debuff
/castsequence Entangling Roots, Moonfire, Faerie Fire, Starfire
Regrowth + Rejuvenation
/castsequence Regrowth, Rejuvenation
Cat Opener(Pounce, Ravage)/"Normal" move (Claw, Rake, Mangle, Shred)
Combine as you like, very neat since blizzard gave cat form a "new" steath bar
/cast [stance:3,stealth] pounce or ravage; /cast [stance:3] Claw, Rake, Mangle or Shred;
Caster Form/Moonfire
Drops out of whatever form you are in and then casts moonfire from the same button. Very useful for taking out runners.
/cancelaura [stance:1]Dire Bear Form;[stance:2]Aquatic Form;[stance:3]Cat Form;[stance:4]Travel Form /cast [stance:5]Tree of Life;[nostance]Moonfire
- If you're under level 40, change "Dire Bear Form" to just "Bear Form"
- Note that Tree of Life should use cast instead cancelaura due to problems with the stacking auras.
Bear Form/Spamable Attack
/cast Maul /castrandom Mangle (Bear)(), Faerie Fire (Feral)()
Feral Form
This will put you into Cat Form if out of combat and into Bear if you're in combat. Also push the same button to go into stealth if in Cat Form and will pull aggro if in Bear Form. Might want to put in Feral Charge instead of growl. Can also go straight into Bear form when out of combat by right clicking on the macro.
/cast [button:2] Bear Form; [nostance, combat] Bear Form; [nostance] Cat Form; [stance:1] Growl; [stance:3] Prowl
External Links
The Druid forums at the Blizzard official web site have an excellent thread (continued here full of macros for many more situations. Feel free to browse and bump for a sticky.