Destro Lock Macros

[Cabriel]

Wondering...

...anyone know/use any good macros useful to a Destro warlock? For some reason I'm intrigued.

[Agnarr]

/castsequence reset=∞ Shadowbolt

[Lysimachus]

I'll tell Demitri to pop on here, he has an army of them!

[Cabriel]

Demitri, yes. He and I have the exact same build. Excellent.

[Akuje]

I set this in Raiding help, if you are looking for pvp macros let me know and I'll throw the ball into Fhen's court.

[Cabriel]

I set this in Raiding help, if you are looking for pvp macros let me know and I'll throw the ball into Fhen's court.

Thank you!

[Agnarr]

I don't think there really are many useful destro-only macros, aside from potentially a cast sequence one so that you don't have to click more than one button when killing shit.

[Athin]

while I'd be interested in seeing if theres any useful macros specifically for destro-build, I think we have enough buttons on the action bar to forgo any castsequence macros.

The only macro that I regularly use is one for immolate to activate my trinkets and sic my pet.



#showtooltip Immolate()
/petattack
/use 13
/use 14
/cast Immolate

You could easily exchange Immolate for Incinerate, but I get annoyed with the constant wooshing sound of the trinkets not being active yet. Now there's a cool macro for PvP with felpuppy & seduction, but I'm guessing this was more for PvE activities?

Now, something I read the other day, but haven't tested yet, was that using macros to force-cast your imp into casting his firebolt rather then letting him auto-cast it increases your DPS. To do that, you'd have to make a macro for each ability

#showtooltip [[Ability]]() <-- This forces the tooptip to show the primary ability
/use Firebolt (not exactly sure if this is the imps blast)
/cast [[Ability]]

A good primer on macro making is: http://www.wowwiki.com/Making_a_macro

[Tylorvias]

*Ahem*

I don't have any really for destro specifically...the rotation is easy enough. If you wanted to do some casting macro's I would suggest linking conflag/chaos bolt maybe, but I could foresee where even -that- would get a little sticky. But! I will drop my other macros here, just in case you find any use for them.

Well, a simple but highly effective one for if you are an engineer.

/Cast conflagrate
/Use *Insert name of gloves here*

What this does is basically use the effect on your gloves at the same time it uses conflag. For PvE I have hyperspeed accelerators which add 340 haste for 12 seconds every 60 seconds. Linked with conflag because it stacks nicely with the backdraft effect. For PvP I have the pyro rocket which basically just does another 1.6k-2.1k

/target Demitri
/cast Devour Magic

This one just makes my fel hound purge me without having to worry about pressing more than one button.

#Showtoolip Fear
/Cast [target=focus, nodead, exists] Fear
/stopmacro [target=focus, exists
/cast fear

This is a stop cast macro. It stops whatever I'm casting and then casts fear on my focus target, really good for 2v1 situations.

#Showtooltip Spell Lock
#Showtooltip Seduction
/cast [target=focus, nodead, exists] Spell lock
/cast Spell lock
/cast [target=focus, nodead, exists] Seduction
/cast Seduction
/cast Fear

This one is extensive, it's also my pride and joy. What it does is cast either spell lock or seduction (Depending on which pet is out) on your focus target and then casts fear on your current target. If neither fel hunter or succy is out it will just fear your current target, great for arena and 2v1 situations as it lets you CC two targets at once (Though if you are PvP'ing I suggest using it twice, with a 2 second-ish interval as trinkets are likely).

#Showtooltip Demonic Circle: Teleport
/stopcasting
/cast Demonic Circle: Teleport

Simple macro, useful for PvP and even PvE. It basically stops your cast and ports you, or just ports you if you aren't casting anything. Great for stuff like ony deep breath and the like.

/use Fel Healthstone
/use Battlemaster's Ruination
/cast Lifeblood

Personal favorite, though it hinges on you having both max herbalism and a battlemasters trinket. It just uses them all simultaneously. I find this incredibly useful in PvE when I'm nearing death and the healers are otherwise occupied. Altogether it heals for 13.6k (16.1k if the healthstone crits). If you have either the trinket or lifeblood I would highly suggest this one.

Sorry I don't have anything along the lines of destro for you, but if you catch me in game and want to ask more specific questions I could probably help you make a few macros.

[Duroxas]

^ /love you?

Im going to have to try that CC one. Thanks muchly for this thread and the actuall macros

[Cabriel]

Thanks everyone!