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Macros for the Lazy Disc Priest

PostPosted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 8:51 pm
by Halleck
Being a macro lover and lazy player (when I can get away with it), I have some macros that work great for a lazy disc priest. I've only used them in LFR, but they should work fine in real raids, too.

These macros are simply designed to let you do Atonement healing as long as you have no target selected (i.e. being lazy). If you use an addon like Clique for mouseover healing, it will still function. Obviously, these could also be adapted for mouseover healing by using additional conditions to the macros.

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#showtooltip Penance
/cast [harm][help][@focustarget,harm] Penance

The above macro will cast Penance at your target, or at your focus's target if you don't have a target of your own.

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#showtooltip [help] Heal; [harm][@focustarget,harm] Holy Fire; Heal
/cast [help] Heal
/stopmacro [channeling]
/cast [harm][@focustarget,harm] Holy Fire; Heal

The above macro will cast heal if you have an ally targeted. Otherwise, it will attempt to cast Holy Fire at your focus's target (if he has an enemy targeted).

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#showtooltip [help] Flash Heal; [harm][@focustarget,harm] Smite; Flash Heal
/cast [help] Flash Heal
/stopmacro [channeling]
/cast [harm][@focustarget,harm] Smite; Flash Heal

The above macro works the same as the previous macro, but with Flash Heal and Smite (just to show another example).

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#showtooltip Prayer of Mending
/cast [help][@focus,help][] Prayer of Mending

The above macro will cast Prayer of Mending at your target (if an ally) or at your focus if you have no ally targeted. This is a dumbed-down version of the actual macro I use (which is set up to combine PoM and SW:D into a single button for both Disc and Shadow specs).

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All of these macros can be adapted for other spell combinations, of course, and/or given more complicated conditions (as space allows).

I never know how much others know about macros (as I am not the most knowledgeable by any means), so I'll risk sounding arrogant and say: if you need any help or have any questions, feel free to ask.