Burst Windwalker Macro
This macro sequentially casts your primary burst cooldowns for Windwalker Monk.
#showtooltip Storm, Earth, and Fire
/castsequence reset=20 Fists of Fury, Storm, Earth, and Fire, SerenityWindwalker Monk Macros
Windwalker Monks benefit from macros that streamline their burst rotations and defensive cooldowns. Efficient macro usage allows for quicker reactions and optimized damage output. Macros can help manage your healing and utility spells without losing target.
Starter macros
Defensive Windwalker Macro
Casts Fortifying Brew and then activates a healthstone for increased survivability.
#showtooltip Fortifying Brew
/castsequence reset=60 Fortifying Brew, HealthstoneMouseover Vivify Macro
Casts Vivify on a friendly target you are mousing over, otherwise casts on your current target.
#showtooltip Vivify
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][] VivifyWindwalker macros by scenario
- Windwalker Monk Burst Rotation macro
- Windwalker Monk Opener Sequence macro
- Windwalker Monk Defensive Cooldown macro
- Windwalker Monk Mouseover Heal macro
- Windwalker Monk Focus Target macro
- Windwalker Monk Interrupt macro
- Windwalker Monk PvP Macros macro
- Windwalker Monk Mythic+ Macros macro
- Windwalker Monk AoE Rotation macro
- Windwalker Monk Mount & Travel macro
FAQ
Why use a castsequence for burst abilities?
A castsequence macro for burst allows you to activate multiple offensive cooldowns with fewer keypresses. This can improve your reaction time and ensure abilities are used in the correct order for maximum damage.
Can I add other abilities to the burst macro?
Yes, you can add other offensive abilities or trinkets to your burst macro. Ensure the total character count remains under 255 and the sequence logic aligns with your rotation.
How do I make my macro cast on a focus target?
To cast an ability on your focus target, add [@focus] before the spell name in your macro. For example, /cast [@focus] Paralysis will cast Paralysis on your designated focus target.