Totem Stomper

Sends your pet to attack Totems. Add the names of the totems you would like to kill. Highest priority at the bottom. If there is no Totem it will attack your target.

Make and apply Spellstone/Firestone

It makes a spellstone. Another click applies it to your weapon. If you still have the buff it will apply it and click the confirmation box asking if you want to replace it. If you hold shift and use the macro it will Create and Use a Firestone in the same way. Note: This macro is written for the Level 80 spells. If you do not have the Grand Firestone/Grand Spellstone spell yet, substitute Fel Firestone/Fel Spellstone.

Teleport

Summons and Uses Demonic Circle in the same macro. Hold alt to summon, regular key is the teleport portion.

Raid Target Re-summoned Pet

It casts Soul Link and marks your pet so he is easier to find. This macro happens to mark your pet with the X. The mark is determined by the number '7' in this example. You can change the number to be any of the Raid targets (1-8).

Dismount/Devour

Works just like devour regularly if your not mounted, cept you can spam it if you are mounted to devour a target. The point of this is so you can Devour a Rogue/Druid out of stealth if you get Sapped. this is a VERY common situation when you rush the enemy side and get too close to the Rogue and get Sapped.

One Button Loving

This macro is similar to the one button DoT macro, with some extra functionality to it. Pressing the button without a modifier cycles through the DoT rotation. Holding shift casts COE, holding alt casts COA, and holding ctrl casts Drain Life. I really like this macro and use it more than any other button on my bars.

Fear and Fear Focus

Casts Fear on your target, or hold shift to Fear your focus target.

Spammable CoEx - Rogue Finder

This macro is great for popping rogues out of stealth. It's the exact same as Rogues' own spammable sap macro. You can also use this as your normal CoEx button.

Spellstone/Wand

Shoots if you have a wand equipped or use the spellstone if you have it equipped. If you hold alt, it will alternate between your wand and your spellstone.

Warlock Healthstones

Create three different Healthstones in one macro. Left click = Master Healthstone (2080). Right click = Major Healthstone (1200). Shift click = Soulwell.

Arena Buffing Macro

To buff yourself spam the button 4 times. To buff other players target them and press the ctrl key and spam the same button.

Fear mouseover target

Fear the target you have your mouse over. If you do not have a mouseover target it will fear your target.

Chain Fear Focus Target

If you do not have a focus target it will set your mouseover as focus target. It will fear your focus target. You can clear your focus target by "ctrl" clicking the macro or if you target dies.

Spammable Drain

This will check if you're currently casting Drain Life, and if you are... it will not cast it again, if you aren't it will cast it. Mana Efficiency! You can replace 'Drain Life' with any other channeled spell for the same effect.

Devour Magic

Devours magic on yourself if the macro is pressed. If shift is used during when the macro is pressed it will devour magic on your target.

Spell Lock/Intercept Focus Macro

Spell lock's focus target if you have a Felhunter out. Intercepts focus if Felguard is out. If you have no focus target, it will simply Spell Lock/Intercept your target.

Devour Magic Mouseover

Devours magic on your mouseover target if you have one. Otherwise it will cast Devour Magic on you.

Felhunter Attack/Devour Magic

Has your Felhunter attack if he isnt already. Next checks to see if u have any debuffs on yourself, if u do he removes it, if not, he then checks to see if the target enemy has any buffs on him, if he does he removes it, finally it checks to see if the person the enemy is targeting has a debuffs on them (Friend or enemy) and if he does removes it. It will always retarget your last target too so you don't lose the enemy. Good for spamming.

Toggle Auto Devour Magic

Activate/Desactivate auto devour magic of your Felhunter

All In One Devour Magic

1) Press the macro to put Devour Magic on auto and cast Devour Magic on pet's target. 2) Shift + Press/Click the macro to take Devour Magic off auto, preventing autocasting to be done and allowing it to be used manually for defensive devours. 3) Devour Magic will likely be on CD when its needed defensively (a repercussion for using it offensively a lot), but simply wait for the CD to be finished. Once Devour Magic's CD is over, mouseover your teamate's party plate on the left side of the screen and Shift + Press/Click the macro to devour the debuff on him. 4) If desired, keep DM off auto-cast in order to save it for devouring debuffs of teamates for the rest of the fight. ~OR~ Press/Click the macro to put the devour magic back on auto-cast and devour the pet's target's buffs.

Curse of Tongues on Focus

Casts Curse of Tongues on your Focus target without losing your current target.

One Button DoT

Casts your DoTs with one button by tapping this macro. The sequence will reset to the begining if you change targets or exit combat. Use the "?" macro icon to show the next spell to be cast in the squence.

Fel Domination Smart Summoning

Will use Fel Domination to summon your felguard only if you are in combat, otherwise it will summon regularly. This can be applied to any pet by replacing "Felguard" with the name of the pet you wish to summon ie. "Felhunter"

All in One Pet Abilities 1

If you have a Succubus, it Seduces your focus. If you don't have a focus, it Seduces your target. If you have a Voidwalker, it Sacrifices. If you have a Felhunter, it Spell Locks your focus. To Spell Lock your target, you hold alt. If you have a Felguard, it Intercepts.

All in One Pet Abilities 2

If you have a Succubus, it sets your focus as your target. Otherwise, you hold alt and press this and it Devours you, otherwise it Devours your mouseover, and if you don't have a mouseover, it Devours your target. If you have a Voidwalker, it uses Suffering (good against melee), and for the Felguard it Cleaves.

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