Welcome to Skill Capped’s Overview of the Most Useful Macros for Fury Warrior in Dragonflight 10.2.7
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 Fury Warrior, 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 Fury Warrior 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 Intimidating Shout, Pummel, Charge and Storm Bolt.
#showtooltip /cast [@focus] Pummel
#showtooltip /cast [@focus] Charge
#showtooltip /cast [@focus] Storm Bolt
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] Storm Bolt
#showtooltip /cast [@arena2] Storm Bolt
#showtooltip /cast [@arena3] Storm Bolt
Party Macros
While you only need one of these as a Warrior for Intervene, these are still good to keep in mind. They do a similar thing as the macros above, but for your teammates. It is important to use Intervene at the right time, which is why such macros are a must-have. You can either use the @party1 or @party2 conditions, or enter your teammate’s name. Make sure you change the name in the macro each time you swap teammates if you choose the latter.
#showtooltip /cast [@party1] Intervene
#showtooltip /cast [@party2] Intervene
#showtooltip /cast [@PLAYERNAME] Intervene
@Cursor Macros
This macro will allow you to cast the ability at the location of your cursor. One ability this is good for in particular is Spear of Bastion. With it, you will be able to use the ability much faster. But this definitely isn’t a mandatory one. A lot of players prefer playing without it. It can also be used for things like Heroic Leap, it is up to you.
#showtooltip /cast [@cursor] Spear of Bastion
Cancelaura
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
Other Macros
You can create a stance-dance macro that will allow you to alternate between two stances with only 1 keybind. It will feel similar to Warrior stances in recent expansions.
#showtooltip /cast [stance:2]!Defensive Stance;[known:386164]!Battle Stance;[known:386196]!Berserker Stance
Another useful macro is to bind Enraged Regeneration with your Bloodthirst. This way, you can get off your heal as soon as possible. It can be nice against classes that are looking to disarm you during this cooldown.
#showtooltip Enraged Regeneration /cast Enraged Regeneration /cast Bloodthirst