Macro Description: casts flying mount or form in flyable areas, ground mount or travel form in no flying areas, and water form when swimming. will revert u back to humanoid form if in stance.

/canceform [stance:1/2/3/4/5/6]
/cast [noswimming,flyable,nomounted] <flying mount name or flight form here>
/use [noflyable,nomounted] <ground mount name or travel form here>
/cast [swimming] Aquatic Form
/dismount [mounted]

SetRaidTarget(“unit“, iconId);

unit
String – The UnitId representing the desired target for the icon.
target – Assign raid icon to mob you targeted (active).
mouseover – Assign raid icon to mob where you mouse cursor is. Use this for faster marking.
iconId
Number – Icon id from 0 to 8:
0 = no icon
1 = Yellow 4-point Star
2 = Orange Circle
3 = Purple Diamond
4 = Green Triangle
5 = White Crescent Moon
6 = Blue Square
7 = Red “X” Cross
8 = White Skull

To set a skull over your current target:

/script SetRaidTarget(“target”,8);

Remember:

This macro only usable for party/raid leader.

#showtooltip cannot be used here. You have to use an icon.

Starting from Patch 2.4 allow players to post raid icon on chat channel. {icon_shape} for example {star} will show star on chat channel.

Example

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 8);
/p Kill the %t ({skull}) first

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 7);
/p Kill the %t ({X}) second

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 5);
/p Sleep/crowd control the (%t) {moon}

/script SetRaidTarget(”target”, 1);
/p Stun the %t ({star})

/usetalents [spec:1] 2; [spec:2] 1

/use [help,nochanneling:Heavy Netherweave Bandage]Heavy Netherweave Bandage; [target=player,nochanneling:Heavy Netherweave Bandage]Heavy Netherweave Bandage

/rw Attack my target: %n!

/script SetCVar (“cameraDistancemax” ,50)

/stopmacro [flying]
/cast [outdoors,nomounted,nomodifier:ctrl,flyable] Ebon Gryphon; [outdoors,nomounted] Summon Dreadsteed(Summon)
/dismount [mounted]

As an alternative a more advanced macro can be used. This differs from the above form in that it shows the appropriate tooltip based on what mount you are able to currently use. It also allows the use of the ALT key to summon the Dreadsteed within areas that allow flying. This macro also prevents you from accidentally dismounting while in the air. The outdoor check was omitted to save space.

#showtooltip [mod:alt] Summon Dreadsteed; [flyable] Tawny Windrider; Summon Dreadsteed
/cast [nomounted, mod:alt] Summon Dreadsteed; [nomounted,flyable] Tawny Windrider; [nomounted] Summon Dreadsteed
/dismount [mounted,noflying]

Same concept as the above macro, but will allow you to summon your Dreadsteed by pressing ctrl even in a flyable area, if you so desire. Also enables you to summon a minion of your choice (in this example a Felguard). Replace with your windrider and minion of choice.

#showtooltip
/cast [mod:ctrl] Summon Dreadsteed; [mod:alt] Summon Felguard; [flyable] Blue Windrider; Summon Dreadsteed
/dismount [noflying,mounted]

Rebirth is the druid rez; it leaves you with 40 letters to improve upon the message. The longest-named rez in the game, Ancestral Spirit, leaves 31 letters.

It may be possible to find an AddOn that does the work of this macro – however, it was not always possible to identify a ghost player with a spell. Many rezzers have been witnessed making the bizarre claim “Rezzing <no target>”.

/run R=R or CreateFrame(“Frame”)R:RegisterEvent(“UNIT_SPELLCAST_SENT”)R:SetScript(“OnEvent”,function(R,E,T,T,T,T)SendChatMessage(“Rezzing “..(T or UnitName(“mouseover”)),”YELL”)R:UnregisterEvent(E)end)
/cast Rebirth

/use 13
/use 14

Here is another example using /castsequence and setting the reset timer to your primary trinket’s cooldown. When you use the first trinket (use the ‘?’ icon!) you will see the icon switch to your second trinket. If you use your second trinket or wait the reset time it will switch back to your primary trink. Like above, this is useful for trinkets that do similar things, as shown in this example.

/castsequence reset=90 Bladefist's Breadth, Blackhand's Breadth

Another version of this macro is this:

/use [button:1] 13
/use [button:2] 14

This macro is useful if you have trinkets that do dissimilar things. Left-clicking the macro will use the first trinket, right-clicking the macro will use the second trinket.

This example disables the annoying sound you get when your trinkets are on cooldown (credit to Syrloin on Steemwheedle Cartel):

/run SetCVar("Sound_EnableSFX","0")
/use 13
/use 14
/run SetCVar("Sound_EnableSFX","1")
/castsequence X, Y, Z

This is the same as the previous one but also disables the red error messages. In addition, the sound issue can be solved with fewer characters leaving you with extra characters for those long spell names.

/script UIErrorsFrame:UnregisterEvent("UI_ERROR_MESSAGE");
/console Sound_EnableSFX 0
/use 13
/use 14
/cast Spellname
/script UIErrorsFrame:RegisterEvent("UI_ERROR_MESSAGE");
/console Sound_EnableSFX 1

This next macro moves the spellcast to the end, outside of the sound toggling. This allows the “that spell is not ready yet” warning if the final spell is indeed not ready, but still prevents the voice emote for the trinkets. Also, in recent release you no longer need any more error management than clearing the error frame.

/console Sound_EnableSFX 0
/use 13
/use 14
/script UIErrorsFrame:Clear()
/console Sound_EnableSFX 1
/cast Mind Blast

For offensive spells, the following line can be added at the top to prevent trinket use if there is no target selected, or the target is not an enemy.

/stopmacro [help] [noexists]

/script local type, id, book = GetCursorInfo();DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage( (type==”item”) and GetItemIcon(id) or (type==”spell”) and GetSpellTexture(id,book) or (type==”macro”) and select(GetMacroInfo(id),2) )