One of my World of Warcraft guild-mates had not heard of macro conditionals. So I share my current macros for my Feral Druid, Ewyn, who sometimes uses the Guardian Druid specialization in dungeons.
Button 1 - Bleeds
#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/castsequence [mod:shift][form:1] Thrash; [spec:3] Bear Form; [noform:2] Cat Form; reset=target Rake, Primal Wrath
The button shows the proper picture and tool-tip for its current use. It selects a new foe if needed. When in Guardian specialization it uses Thrash if in bear form, or switches to bear form if not. When in Feral specialization it switches to cat form if needed, then alternates between the two damage-over-time abilities Rake (makes a combo point) and Primal Wrath (spends combo points).
Button 2 - Build
#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/castsequence [mod:shift] Swipe; [form:1] reset=target Moonfire, Mangle, Swipe, Swipe, Mangle; [noform:2][nocombat] Prowl; Shred
The button shows the proper picture and tool-tip for its current use.
It selects a new foe if needed. When in Guardian specialization it uses
various attacks. When in Feral
specialization it switches to stealthy prowl mode if needed, or in combat uses Shred to build combo points.
Button 3 - Damage
#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/cast [mod:shift,spec:2] Primal Wrath; [nocombat,outdoors] Travel Form; [form:1] Maul; [noform:2] Cat Form; [combat] Ferocious Bite; Stampeding Roar
/cast [combat,form:2] Tiger's Fury
The button shows the proper picture and tool-tip for its current use.
It selects a new foe if needed. It switches to travel form when appropriate. When in bear form it uses Maul. Otherwise it switches to cat form if needed, and then uses Ferocious Bite. Outside of combat and indoors it uses Stampeding Roar. Because the cat form ability Tiger's Fury is not on the global cooldown, a second "cast" can also use that ability whenever it is available.
Using Buttons 1, 2, and 3 without the shift key - Single Target Damage
When Ewyn is in cat form, her attacks on a single target are pretty simple.
She starts with button 1 to do the Rake damage-over-time. Then a few presses of button 2 uses Shred to build more combo points. Then returning to button 1 applies the Primal Wrath damage-over time.
Now that those two long-term effects are in place, she uses button 2 to build more combo points with Shred, and then button 3 to spend them with Ferocious Bite.
So fighting one foe is usually a sequence like: 1, 2, 2, 1; 2, 2, 2, 3; 2, 2, 2, 3; then start over because the damage-over-times have worn off. (The exact number of 2's varies depending upon how fast the combo points fill up.)
Using Buttons 1, 2, and 3 with the shift key - Area-of-Effect Damage
When Ewyn is in cat form, her area-of-effect attacks are very simple.
When I hold down the shift key, and am in cat form, the above three buttons use Thrash, Swipe, and Primal Wrath.
Pressing shift and button 1 once uses Thrash, which is a similar damage-over-time to Rake but only causes one-quarter the damage.
Pressing shift and button2 uses Swipe, which is similar to Shred but only causes one-half the damage. Repeat this until combo points are full.
Pressing shift and button3 uses Primal Wrath, which is the best way to spend those combo points for area-of-effect damage.
So fighting a group of four or more foes is a sequence of: 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, repeat. (The exact number of 2's varies depending upon how fast the combo points fill up. Sometimes they fill up so quickly the next 1 can be skipped.)
This is simpler than before because there is no area-of-effect equivalent to Ferocious Bite.
Button 4 - Interrupt One
#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/castsequence [nocombat,mod:shift] Flight Master's Whistle; [spec:2] Skull Bash; reset=6 Skull Bash, Incapacitating Roar
The button shows the proper picture and tool-tip for its current use.
It selects a new foe if needed. When out of combat, the shift key has it use Flight Master's Whistle. When in Feral
specialization it uses the main interrupt called Skull Bash. When in Guardian specialization it uses
both Skull Bash and another interrupt named Incapacitating Roar.
Button 5 - Interrupt Two
#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/cast [nocombat,mod:shift] Grand Expedition Yak; Mighty Bash
The button shows the proper picture and tool-tip for its current use.
It selects a new foe if needed. When out of combat, the shift key has it use the Grand Expedition Yak. Otherwise it uses an interrupt called Mighty Bash.
Button 6 - Interrupt Three
#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/cast [mod:shift,nocombat,group] Obsidian Nightwing; [mod:shift,nocombat] Anglers Fishing Raft; [spec:3] Ironfur; [spec:2,combat] Maim; Fishing
The
button shows the proper picture and tool-tip for its current use.
It selects a new foe if needed. When out of combat, the shift key has
it use either the Obsidian Nightwing if in a group, or the Anglers Fishing Raft if adventuring alone. When in Guardian specialization it uses
Ironfur for defense. When in Feral
specialization and in combat it uses a third interrupt named Maim. Otherwise it goes fishing.
Saturday, March 23, 2019
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