Welcome to Skill Capped’s Overview of the Most Useful Macros for Feral Druid in Dragonflight 10.2.6

To make it easier to navigate, we’ve divided the guide into the corresponding sections, covering everything from race and talents to gear and macros. These will give you a good idea about what to expect from Feral Druid, its strengths and weaknesses, and how to get your character ready to conquer the arena. In this section, we will cover the most useful macros for Feral Druid in Dragonflight.

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Focus
Arena
Party
Other Macros

Focus Macros

Some of the most important macros in PvP are focus cast macros. Essentially, they allow you to cast abilities on other units without having to manually change your target. This makes your gameplay a lot more fluid and reactive. For this reason, you should have such macros for important spells like Cyclone, Entangling Roots, Maim, Wild Charge, Moonfire, Skull Bash and Bash.

#showtooltip
/cast [@focus] Cyclone

#showtooltip
/cast [@focus] Mighty Bash

#showtooltip
/cast [@focus] Entangling Roots

Arena Macros

Arena macros do essentially the same thing. The downside of making arena macros is the number of binds you will have to allocate. Not to mention, they are a lot more difficult to get used to. Essentially, you will have 3 binds for each ability. You could start by using focus macros for most of your abilities and arena macros for some of the most important CC, and expand the more you get used to it.

#showtooltip
/cast [@arena1] Cyclone

#showtooltip
/cast [@arena2] Cyclone

#showtooltip
/cast [@arena3] Cyclone

Party Macros

The same idea applies for interacting with your teammates. You could either use their names, in which case you have to remember to change the macro every time you swap teams. The better option, especially for Solo Shuffle, is to use @party1 and @party2 macros. Party1 is always the first teammate on your frames, and party2 is the second, regardless of your own position. You should make these macros for your Remove Corruption, Regrowth, Rejuvenation, Swiftmend and Thorns. Alternatively, you could achieve this effect with @mouseover macros, but that could be a lot slower.

#showtooltip
/cast [@party1] Regrowth

#showtooltip
/cast [@party2] Rejuvenation

#showtooltip
/cast [@PLAYERNAME] Thorns

Other Macros

You can use this Wild Charge macro so that you wouldn’t have to worry which form you are in. This will automatically account for your current form, making it easier for you to use the ability.

#showtooltip Wild Charge
/cast [@mouseover,exists,help,stance: 0][@target,stance: 0,help] Wild Charge
/cast [stance: 1/2, @mouseover,exists,harm][stance: 2, @target,exists,harm] Wild Charge
/cast [stance: 1/2/3] Wild Charge
/cast Wild Charge

In order to make it easier to use Skull Bash, you could make a macro that also puts you into Cat Form when you press it. The same can be done for focus macro as well.

#showtooltip Skull Bash
/stopcasting
/cast [Stance:0] Cat Form
/cast Skull Bash

Whenever you are playing against other stealth classes, you will find a lot of uses for this macro that you can spam while stealthed. This way, you will Rake them as soon as you see them nearby.

#showtooltip
/cleartarget [dead]
/targetenemy [noharm]
/cast Rake

When playing with Incapacitating Roar, you should get this macro to avoid breaking CC with an autoattack.

#showtooltip
/stopattack
/cast Incapacitating Roar

If you are playing with a Paladin, you definitely want to get your hands on cancelaura macros. Mages will try to steal some of their very useful utility in the form of Blessing of Protection and Blessing of Freedom. Instead of creating a separate bind for it, you could add it to an already existing bind, for example – your mount.

/cancelaura Blessing of Freedom
/cancelaura Blessing of Protection

Lastly, if you are playing Night Elf, you could get this Shadowmeld macro to help you stealth at the same time. This is great whenever you want to quickly stealth and stun the target with Rake, for example.