Macros Direct link to this section
Kick Direct link to this section
A good macro for any class is a focus kick. I like to put all my kicks in the same macro. It will kick my mouseover target if I mouse over a mob. If I'm not mousing over one, it will kick my focus target. If I'm not moused over and I don't have anything focused, it'll kick my current target. Here's the macro:
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/cast [@mouseover, exists][@focus, exists] [@target] Disrupt
Focus Macro Direct link to this section
This macro will set your focus target to your mouseover. If you're not moused over anyone, it will set your current target as your focus. Useful in conjunction with the focus kick macro
/focus [target=mouseover,exists]; target
Mouseover > Target Macro Direct link to this section
You can use Imprison as a stop as well, so I macro it similarly to my kick (although without the focus portion). I use the same macro for Consume Magic, Fel Eruption, Throw Glaive, and Felblade as well.
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/cast [@mouseover, exists] [@target] Imprison
@Cursor Macros Direct link to this section
I like to place sigils at my cursor to avoid needing to click to place them. This macro will do that. Replace Sigil of Flame with any of your sigils. This is also useful for Metamorphosis for the same reason.
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/cast [@cursor] Sigil of Flame
Stop Channeling Macros Direct link to this section
These are useful for anything you might cast after Eye Beam. Using these macros, you can spam the spell without cancelling your channel. This will lead to less globals being wasted.
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/stopmacro [channeling:Eye Beam]
/cast Chaos Strike
Addons Direct link to this section
Here's a list of some useful addons you may want:
- Simulationcraft for simming your character
- MPU for remembering talents to swap for dungeons
Some cooldown manager addon, such as:
UIs Direct link to this section
I'd encourage you to make your own UI as you can track what you find useful and place things where you're most likely to see them. However, looking at others' UIs or starting from them is a great way to begin making your own. There are plenty out there for free (and plenty of paid ones too). Here's a few free ones: