Mount and travel macros for Balance Druid streamline shapeshifting and mounting, allowing for quicker transitions in and out of travel forms. These macros help optimize movement and reduce the number of keybinds needed for efficient world traversal. By combining multiple actions into one spell, Balance Druids can maintain focus on their surroundings rather than their action bars.
This macro casts the appropriate travel form based on your location (Travel Form for outdoors, Aquatic Form for water, Flight Form for flight capable zones).
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/cast [swimming] Aquatic Form; [outdoors,nomounted] Travel Form; [flyable] Flight Form; Bear FormThis macro casts your chosen ground mount if dismounted and not in combat, otherwise it dismounts you.
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/cast [nomounted,nocombat] Summoned Mount
/dismount [mounted]This macro attempts to cast a mount if possible, otherwise it casts Travel Form.
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/cast [indoors] Travel Form; [outdoors,nomounted,noflyable] Charger; [outdoors,nomounted,flyable] Swift Ziffon; [mounted] Dismount; Travel FormMount macros, especially smart ones, allow for conditional casting based on your environment. This reduces cognitive load and keybind clutter, making travel more seamless without needing to switch between different travel forms or mounts manually.
Yes, you can replace 'Charger', 'Swift Ziffon', or 'Summoned Mount' in the example macros with the exact name of your preferred mount spell. Ensure the mount name is spelled correctly for the macro to function.
If a travel form macro is used indoors and does not have a specific indoor condition, it will typically default to a combat shapeshift like Bear Form or Cat Form, depending on the macro's design. Some macros, like the 'Smart Travel Form' example, include 'Bear Form' as a fallback to ensure you always shift into something.