Post by Toversnol on Jul 22, 2009 13:52:46 GMT 1
*im sorry for the slacking of macros on warlock, Im not having a high lvl warlock at this moment. but heres something I think that will be usefull for some players 
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Div/Pet
#showtooltip [pet:Succubus] Seduction; [pet:Felhunter] Devour Magic
/cast [target=focus, pet:Succubus] Seduction;[pet:Succubus] Seduction; [target=focus, pet:Felhunter] Devour Magic; [pet:Felhunter] Devour Magic
/clearfocus [target=focus, dead]
FEAR
#showtooltip Fear
/cast [target=focus, exists, harm] Fear; Fear
/clearfocus [target=focus, dead]
*Demonology & Destruction
The names I gave the Macro's are in green, and the macro code is in Orange.
The Orange part you can copy into a macro and then it should work fine!
The Orange part you can copy into a macro and then it should work fine!
Div/Pet
#showtooltip [pet:Succubus] Seduction; [pet:Felhunter] Devour Magic
/cast [target=focus, pet:Succubus] Seduction;[pet:Succubus] Seduction; [target=focus, pet:Felhunter] Devour Magic; [pet:Felhunter] Devour Magic
/clearfocus [target=focus, dead]
FEAR
#showtooltip Fear
/cast [target=focus, exists, harm] Fear; Fear
/clearfocus [target=focus, dead]
For the FEAR Macro, you'll need to give your focus a key.
Do that at Esc > Keybindings > Targeting Functions. use F = focus target for example.
Now you dont have to target the mob you want to Fear anymore.
if you want to polymorph a new focused mob, you'll have to put the focus on that mob first.
the focus will be removed if your focus is dead or doesnt exist anymore.
Do that at Esc > Keybindings > Targeting Functions. use F = focus target for example.
Now you dont have to target the mob you want to Fear anymore.
if you want to polymorph a new focused mob, you'll have to put the focus on that mob first.
the focus will be removed if your focus is dead or doesnt exist anymore.