Welcome to Skill Capped’s Overview of the Most Useful Macros for Fire Mage 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 Fire Mage, 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 Fire Mage in Dragonflight.
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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 Polymorph, Counterspell, and Slow.
#showtooltip /cast [@focus] Slow
#showtooltip /cast [@focus] Polymorph
#showtooltip /cast [@focus] Counterspell
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] Polymorph
#showtooltip /cast [@arena2] Polymorph
#showtooltip /cast [@arena3] Polymorph
Party Macros
The same goes for interacting with your teammates. You can use either player names, in which case you should remember to change the macros every time you have a new team, or @party1 and @party2 conditions. In this case, party1 is always at the top of your group, party2 is the second member right below, regardless of your own position on your frames. It is great for arena in general, and even better for Solo Shuffle. You should have these for Remove Curse to dispel Hex off your team.
#showtooltip /cast [@party1] Remove Curse
#showtooltip /cast [@party2] Remove Curse
#showtooltip /cast [@PLAYERNAME] Remove Curse
Cancelaura and Stopcasting
You want to have a few cancelaura macros for Ice Block and Alter Time, and even Gladiator’s Emblem, the reason for which we cover in our Master in Minutes guide.
/cancelaura Ice Block
/cancelaura Alter Time
/cancelaura Verdant Gladiator's Emblem
Another useful condition in macros is stopcasting. You may want to put this line into some of your major abilities, such as Ice Block, Alter Time, Temporal Shield and Ice Floes. Without it, you may have a slight delay when using these abilities.
#showtooltip /stopcasting /cast Ice Block
#showtooltip /stopcasting /cast Ice Floes