Efflorescence Mouseover Macro
Casts Efflorescence at your mouseover target's location, or at your feet if no mouseover.
#showtooltip Efflorescence
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][] EfflorescenceRestoration Druid Mouseover Heal Macros
Restoration Druids often need to cast heals rapidly on various targets. Mouseover heal macros allow you to heal allies simply by hovering your cursor over their unit frame or character model. This improves reaction time and reduces the need to click individual targets.
Starter macros
Rejuvenation Mouseover Macro
Casts Rejuvenation on your mouseover target, friendly target, or yourself.
#showtooltip Rejuvenation
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] RejuvenationSwiftsmend Mouseover Macro
Casts Swiftmend on your mouseover target, friendly target, or yourself.
#showtooltip Swiftmend
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] SwiftmendFAQ
What does [@mouseover,help,nodead] mean in a macro?
This macro condition tells the game to cast the spell on your mouseover target, but only if it's a friendly unit and not dead. If these conditions aren't met, the macro will look for the next condition or cast on your current target.
Can I combine multiple healing spells into one mouseover macro?
You can use /castsequence to cast multiple spells in order, but it's generally not recommended for reactive healing spells. Separate macros for each core heal provide more control and flexibility.
What's the benefit of adding [help][@player] to a mouseover macro?
[help] means if you don't have a valid mouseover, the spell will be cast on your current friendly target. [@player] acts as a fallback, casting the spell on yourself if no other conditions are met, ensuring the spell is always cast.