/cast [target=mouseover,harm,nodead] [] Devastate

The empty brackets cause the Devastate to hit your current target if the mouseover conditions are not met, so when you want to apply devastate to your main target, just don’t mouseover anything else.

Been using this spam macro

/startattack
/target Ashtongue Elementalist
/cast Devastate(Rank..)
/target Ashtongue Spriritbinder
/cast Heroic Strike(Rank..)
/cast Devastate(Rank..)

Its not really an efficient macro, and have giving me trouble applying sunders too a 3rd target ( for exampel tanking 2 weapons at kael fight, then been unable too apply sunders on sanguinar after the weapons are down)

So just wanna ask how u guys deal with encounters, where the tempo demands fast add-control and where factors like
(1)Slow computer
(2)Slower reactions as u get older (is 25 old ?)
(3)
makes u loose one add who thereby one shots a healer, dps.

Ive done so and so, always been able too adapt, but I dont see many topics about addcontrol for OT, which I do miss sometimes, being a solid OT for our guild.

Devastate now applies it’s own innate threat as well as Sunder Armors while applies a Sunder Armor to the target. The result is you can basically remove Sunder Armor from your action bar.

finally, it would be nonsense to remove sunder armor itself from action bars.

#showtooltip
/cast [target=mouseover,exists,harm] Sunder Armor; Sunder Armor

What this does is allow the player to hold one target to spam all his normal items (Revenge, Shield Slam, etc) without switching off it. The player then rotates the positioning of his mouse on screen over the additional mobs and spams their hotkey for it (I have mine in position 3 for easy spamming). The sunders are applied to the target so long as the UI can determine that the mouse is positioned over an enemy mob (even the active target). I’ve had much success in the use of this macro in situations where’s there is little or no crowd control so long as everyone focus’s DPS on your main target, just bounce the mouse on the targets that need sundering and you will see the purple effect go off.

This is best when tanking 2-3 mobs (at 4+ the mobs tend to overlap on screen and it’s harder for the mouse to figure out which one you want sundered).

all my single target attacks are set up like that. allows me to do 2 things

1) say it’s 2 mobs that die pretty fast, i throw instant high threats at the first kill target (shield slam/revenge) and throw the escalating threat ability (sunder) on the second kill target, so it actually gets a chance to stack before the mob dies. Allows for a higher total threat generation on the two mobs.

2) say i have a target and a sheep (that i focus)… i put most of my effort into the kill target, but throw an occasional sunder on the sheep. note that white attacks are going to the kill target, so just the sunder goes to the sheep without breaking it, and when the kill target dies, you have a 5 sundered sheep that’s really pissed at you ready for you to break (especially if you throw a similar style [target=focus]taunt it’s way before you begin the sunders.

So, if you have your mouse over an enemy target, then it does the ability to that mouse over’d target. Otherwise, if the target that your mouse is over, is friendly, or if not target is detected, it will just sunder/devastate/whatever your current target?

Make 4 macros:

/Focus target

/cast [target=focus] sunder armor

/cast [target=focus] shield slam

/cast [target=focus] shield bash

This way you easily hold 2 mobs without any problem and never switching target. The focus is kinda a second target system.
And with the first macro, setting a new focus is only a click away.

And with the Shield bash you can even interrupt 2nd mobs spells.

I loved all the macros on this site except for this one. The explanation of this macro sounds juicy indeed. After trying a couple copy pastes on this macro, and testing it out, I keep getting errors. Anyone able to report if this macro is still working for them?

Thanks