AoE Bleed Application
Applies a Rake to the current target and then Swipes, prioritizing Rip on a target if available.
#showtooltip Swipe
/castsequence [mod:shift,@focus][] reset=20 Rake, Swipe
/cast [combat] RipFeral Druid AoE Rotation Macros
Feral Druids excel at sustained multi-target damage, and efficient AoE macros can streamline your rotation significantly. These macros help you to quickly apply and maintain your bleeds and direct damage on multiple enemies. Mastering them allows you to focus more on positioning and less on exact spell sequencing.
Starter macros
Shred then Swipe
A basic two-button macro for cleave, favoring Shred for combo point generation then Swipe.
#showtooltip Shred
/castsequence reset=2 Shred, Swipe, Swipe, SwipeAoE with Incarnation
Activates Incarnation: Tree of Life or Berserk and then follows with Swipe for burst AoE damage.
#showtooltip Incarnation: Tree of Life
/cast Incarnation: Tree of Life
/cast Berserk
/cast SwipeFAQ
Why use a castsequence for AoE bleeds?
Castsequences can simplify applying multiple abilities in a rotation, reducing the number of keybinds needed. For AoE bleeds, it helps ensure that Rake and Rip are applied efficiently before spamming Swipe.
Should I always use Rip in an AoE scenario?
Rip is typically applied to high-priority targets or during periods of burst damage in AoE. Maintaining Rip on multiple targets can be beneficial, especially if combined with talents that enhance its damage or duration.
How can I incorporate Tiger's Fury into my AoE macros?
You can add /cast Tiger's Fury to the beginning of a burst AoE macro, similar to the Incarnation example. This ensures you benefit from the damage increase during your critical AoE windows.