1. Healing Damage Macro Wow
2. Healing Dmg Macros Wow Classic

Hello, Ability Powered gamers! Boy, do I have exciting news from World of Warcraft’s Azeroth! We have a new targeting macro that can literally change the game for many of us who are disabled in Azeroth. I know, I know, you are asking “but Short, HOW??” Let me show you!

For a really nice instant self-heal for about 90% of your health, the below macro combines Exhilaration (if spec’d into it) with a Healthstone and Master Healing Potion. I still need to verify that this will use all three simultaneously, but the one or two time I have used it it seems to work. This is the first half of the chapter “Creating Advanced Macros” in the ExtremeTech book “Hacking World of Warcraft.”It will provide you with a fundamental understanding of macros, such as. This macro can be duplicated for other damage and healing spells in the priest's arsenal. A more complicated macro can introduce a sequence of DPS spells: #showtooltip /use 13 /use 14 /castsequence harm reset=6 Holy Fire, Smite, Smite, Smite, Smite; Flash Heal Focus: Universal; Works in 5.4.2; Shackle Undead and focus on target. Bursting Shot Macro. This macro automatically stops the casting of your current spell and casts Bursting Shot all in one click. Bursting Shot fires an explosion of bolts at all enemies in front of you, knocking them back, snaring them by 50% for 6 seconds, and dealing 5% of your attack power in physical damage to all enemies.

What Are the Targeted Macro Commands?

I am going to cut straight to the good stuff. In thee case where you just need the codes then I will go into a little more detail about what they do.

Target Yourself

/cast [@player] spell name

Example: /cast [@player] Power Word: Barrier

Target Mouse Pointer

/cast [@cursor] spell name

Example: /cast [@cursor] Power Word: Barrier

What Do They Do and Why It Matters

For a few years now I have heard from disabled gamers about a problem they’ve had in Azeroth. Spells with an Area of Effect (AoE) targeting system require you to click the spell then click the ground where you want the spell to cast. For mouse only users it has been an issue with speed. The time it takes some of us to click on a spell, move our mouse to where we needed it, then apply it could be problematic. Especially if the user has accuracy problems. For keyboard only users it was even worse. The inability to use the mouse made some spells unusable. This hurt their performance and led to enough frustration that some actually quit. Now there’s a solution!

Quality of Life Targeting Macros

These macros now remove the need to target areas of the screen. Instead, the spell can be cast instantly with two results. First, you can choose to target yourself with the spell. With this targeting macro the spell will target in a circle around you. Just run to where you want the spell to hit, hit your button or keybind, and profit. This works with healing and damage spells.

The other targeting macro is helpful to a little smaller audience of disabled gamers. It lets you immediately cast the spell you have macro’d to your cursor’s current location. This can be helpful if you are a keyboard only gamer by pre-positioning your mouse pointer an inch or two in front of your character and just leave it there while you play. This is not optimal, I understand, but it’s a start.

How They Could Improve

Adding a few more conditionals could be a complete game changer for disabled gamers in Azeroth. Things like “@focus”, “@target”, or “@assist” could actually make our spell usage on par with players who can easily use mouse and keyboard together. Controlling the target with a pre-positioned cursor or with the current location of our character helps. Although, I feel like it will still make players relying on these methods a little behind players who do not.

Final Words on Area Targeting Macro

While these changes could be improved, they are still huge for Ability Powered gamers! By using your position wisely you can now control your targeted AoE spells. This is great since because being REQUIRED to move your mouse or use precious time with unnecessary movement or clicking is bad. But don’t take my word for it! Get out there and try out the new macros now! Let us know if they have helped you, and be sure to look for more World of Warcraft help on our WoW Short Guides!

• 1Macro Formatting Guidelines
• 2General Macros
• 3Holy
• 4Discipline
• 5Shadow

Healing Damage Macro Wow

Macro Formatting Guidelines

Note: With the release of 6.0.2, many spells have been renamed, and much of the scripted command functionality has been modified. In an effort to keep Wowpedia posts relevant, please re-validate and re-post macros that work in the current version.

Re-Creating Old Macros

When re-creating a macro in Useful macros please

• follow the example format posted below (to get the frame around your macro, add a space before you start it)
• describe what it does
• note the version of WoW in which you tested it
• remove it from the Old Macros page

Example Macro

• Use: This yells, 'Hooray, I made a macro!'
• Works in 6.x

General Macros

Resurrection Announcer

• Verified: 4.0.3a
• Use: Casts [Resurrection] and announces it to the raid if your target is friendly and dead. Does not execute if you're in combat or in [Shadowform].

Shadowfiend/Mindbender target switch

• Verified: 5.0.5
• Use: Allows the priest to cast [Shadowfiend] or [Mindbender] with a friendly target. /startattack automatically selects the nearest hostile target. Shadowfiend/Mindbender is cast on that target, and the previous target is then re-selected, all taking place within a fraction of a second, allowing the priest to continue healing without interruption. NB: This talent works without modification for priests with the Mindbender talent; the Mindbender is automatically substituted for the Shadowfiend when this macro is used (including the tooltip).
• Benefits: Saves healing priests from having to manually select a hostile target to cast Shadowfiend on, saving time and minimising interruption. This is mainly useful when the Shadowfiend is being used for mana restoration, making its damage contribution relatively insignificant.
• Drawbacks: The use of /startattack does not allow the priest to specifically choose the target for the Shadowfiend. Since some targets (such as kiting classes) are far worse targets for this purpose, priests may prefer to select their target manually. If used when a hostile target is already selected, /targetlasttarget will cause you to switch to your previous target.

Power Word: Solace smart targeting

1. showtooltip

/cast [harm][targettarget,harm][focus,harm][focustarget,harm] Power Word: Solace

• Verified 5.0.4
• Use: If your current target is hostile, it casts [Power Word: Solace] normally. If your target is friendly and targeting an enemy, it casts Solace on your target's target. If neither of these conditions are met and your focus is hostile (for example, if you are focusing a boss), it casts Power Word: Solace on your focus, while if your focus is friendly (for example, if you are focusing the tank) and your focus is targeting an enemy, it casts Power Word: Solace on your focus's target.
• Benefits: Allows you to cast Power Word: Solace for mana without needing to change your target or interrupt healing.
• Can also be used for other damaging spells such as [Holy Fire] or [Smite], and for [Shadowfiend].

Heal smart targeting

1. showtooltip

/cast [help][targettarget,help][focus,help][focustarget,help] Heal

• Use: If your target is friendly, it casts Heal on your target. If your target is hostile and targeting an ally (such as a boss attacking the tank), it heals your target's current target. If neither of these conditions are met and your focus is friendly (for example, if you are focusing the tank), it casts Heal on your focus, while if your focus is hostile (for example, if you are focusing the boss), it heals your focus's target.
• Benefits: Allows you to auto-target the current tank in fights with tank switching.
• Can be used with other healing spells and defensive buffs such as Power Word: Shield.

Holy

Lightwell

• Verified: 4.2.2
• Use: Automatically announces your Lightwell to the party and explains its use. There are a range of [Lightwell] macros available online, mostly due to the lack of awareness found to exist within the community (especially pugs). Many priests find that without explaining or at least announcing the placement of their Lightwells, little or no benefit is gained from placing them.
• Note you can replace '/p' with '/ra' for use in Raids, or '/bg' for Battlegrounds.
• The message itself can of course be changed as desired.

Divine Hymn

• Validated: 4.2.2
• Use: Maximizes healing effect of [Divine Hymn] by combining it with the use of both trinkets.
• Note: If one of the trinkets is on cooldown, it will still use the other. If you don't want to use your first and/or second trinket in this macro, omit the 2nd or 3rd line.
• Note: Other haste-increasing cooldowns (such as [Lifeblood] or [Berserking]) can also be added to the macro, maximising the healing gained from Divine Hymn. As haste stacks multiplicatively, maximum benefit is often gained from using all haste cooldowns at once.

Discipline

Atonement

This macro will cast Holy Fire, then Smite four times, on your target if it's an enemy, or on your target's target (e.g, the tank) if your target is friendly. Archangel is included at the end for convenience; you can choose to delete Archangel from the end of both sequences and activate it manually if you wish.

While this macro is convenient, it does have some drawbacks. If any ability in this sequence is on cooldown, the macro will continue trying to cast that spell until it is available, preventing the priest from dealing further damage/healing. It may therefore be preferable to omit Archangel, due to its 30-second cooldown. In addition, when not chain-casting, Holy Fire will usually become available before the end of the sequence. The macro will not cast it until the sequence is complete, potentially wasting damage, healing and efficiency, albeit in exchange for convenience.

• Validated: 4.2.2

This macro causes the priest to Smite the target, or if the target is friendly, the target's target. This is very useful when tank healing, as it allows the priest to continue targeting the tank while healing via Atonement. It also ensures that the target hit by Smite is the tank's current target, which should minimise the significance of the aggro this generates for the priest. Priests may also wish to use the same macro design for Holy Fire:

• Validated: 5.0.5

Shadow

Clip-prevention Mind Flay

• Validated: 4.3.4
• Use: Casts [Mind Flay], providing you are not currently channeling a spell. This can be used to prevent clipping Mind Flay before it is fully cast.
• Drawbacks: Without this macro, casting Mind Flay with a single tick remaining will cause that tick to be added to the new cast. This makes it easier to channel Mind Flay continuously without interruption. Using this macro requires the priest to use far more precise timing when chain-casting Mind Flay.

Healing Dmg Macros Wow Classic