Single Target Burst Opener
Applies Atonement and burst damage to a single target.
#showtooltip Mind Blast
/castsequence [nochanneling] Mind Blast, Power Word: Solace, Penance, SchismDiscipline Priest Opener Sequence Macros
Discipline Priests benefit from opener macros by streamlining their initial burst of damage and Atonement application. These macros help ensure a consistent and efficient start to every combat encounter, maximizing both healing and damage output from the first global cooldown. Optimizing your opener is crucial for effective Atonement upkeep and overall performance.
Starter macros
AoE Atonement Opener
Applies Atonement to multiple targets and initiates area-of-effect damage.
#showtooltip Power Word: Radiance
/castsequence [nochanneling] Power Word: Radiance, Power Word: Radiance, Mind BlastModifier-based Opener
Uses different openers based on modifier keys for flexibility.
#showtooltip Schism
/cast [mod:shift] Power Word: Radiance; [mod:alt] Mind Blast; PenanceFAQ
Why is an opener macro important for Discipline Priest?
An opener macro ensures a consistent and optimal sequence of spells for applying Atonement and dealing damage at the start of a pull. This maximizes your initial healing and helps establish a strong damage-to-healing conversion early on.
Can I include Power Word: Shield in my opener macro?
While you can, it's generally not recommended to include Power Word: Shield in a /castsequence opener. It's often more beneficial to use Power Word: Shield reactively or on specific targets, rather than as part of a rigid cast sequence.
How do I ensure my opener macro targets the correct enemy?
Most offensive spells in these macros will automatically target your current enemy target. For specific situations, you can add [@target] or [@focus] conditions, but for general openers, simply having the enemy targeted is sufficient.