Banishing the Curse in WoW Classic In World of Warcraft (WoW) Classic, players face numerous challenges and enemies as they explore the vast and immersive world of Azeroth. As they journey through different lands and dungeons, players may come across various curses that hinder their progress and weaken their characters. One such curse, often encountered by players in WoW Classic, is a debilitating effect that can greatly hinder their gameplay experience. **Banishing the curse** becomes a crucial task for players who wish to continue their adventure unhindered and reach their full potential. The curse may be encountered in different forms, such as debuffs, negative effects, or afflictions, which can result from encounters with certain bosses, areas, or even specific quests. These curses can have a wide range of effects, including reduced abilities, lowered stats, or decreased attributes.
Multi pet Macro
/cast [pet:imp] Fire Shield
/cast [pet:succubus] Seduction
/cast [pet:felhunter] Devour Magic
/cast [pet:felguard] Intercept
She remembers the target separately from your warlock s target, so you do not need to retarget the mob to get Seduction going back ASAP; just press the button. PvE- Rank 1 can be used to stop runners, and break fear to prevent extra pulls -CoR highest rank gives a nice armor debuff that my guild so 1337 used pretbc, however the ap buff can get tremendously overbuffed on certain bosses, and then it should be avoided to be used.
These curses can have a wide range of effects, including reduced abilities, lowered stats, or decreased attributes. They pose a significant challenge to players and require focused efforts to overcome. To banish the curse, players must first identify its source and understand its mechanics.
Warlock Macros,Castsequence Warlock
Warlock Attack Chain with alt Drain Soul
/petattack [nomodifier:alt]
/castsequence [nomodifier:alt] reset=target/combat Corruption, Curse of Agony, Life Tap, Drain Life, Shoot
/cast [modifier:alt] Drain Soul
Announce a Summoning to Raid or Party
/script local C; if(GetNumRaidMembers()==0) then C = ¡°PARTY¡± else C = ¡°RAID¡± end SendChatMessage(¡±Summoning %t to >. Please assist.¡±, C)
/cast Ritual of Summoning
Banish Focus
Macro #1
/focus
/cast Banish
Macros #2
/cast [target=focus] Banish
.Banish your focus. You use this when banish breaks. You don¡¯t have to target anything special, and the macro won¡¯t even mess with your targetting. It just casts banish on the mob you selected with the previous macro
Amplify Curse + Curse of Exhaustion :) Also good for Curse of Agony.
/cast Amplify Curse
/stopcasting
/cast Curse of Exhaustion
Blood Fury + ZHC + Shadow Bolt, for Orc warlocks.
/cast Blood Fury
/stopcasting
/use Zandalarian Hero Charm
/cast Shadow Bolt
Trinket Use with Corruption
/use 13 # top trinket
/use 14 # bottom trinket
/cast Corruption
.If you have 2 trinkets, or even more trinkets that you swap on and off by their cooldowns, you might want a macro that just tries to activate whatever¡¯s in your trinket slots:
Felhound Self Dispel
/cast [target=player] Devour Magic
Advanced Succubus Macros
/stopmacro [nopet:succubus]
/cast [target=pettarget,nomodifier:alt] Seduction
/stopmacro [nomodifier:alt]
/p Seducing %t - Don¡¯t attack the mob with the hearts! /petattack
/cast Seduction
/cast Curse of Shadow
.For Seduction, here¡¯s a 2.0 version combining 2 of Garguk¡¯s macros. Pressing this while holding down Alt will have your succubus acquire a target and seduce it, while you cast Curse of Shadow. When Seduction breaks, just press the macro again without Alt. This will make your succubus cast Seduction on her current target. She remembers the target separately from your warlock¡¯s target, so you do not need to retarget the mob to get Seduction going back ASAP; just press the button. In order for it to work, you have to avoid accidentally clearing your succubus¡¯ target once you¡¯ve given her one with the Alt cast. (Pulling her back by clicking Passive will clear her target, etc.)
Sack your Void Walker
/cast [pet:voidwalker] Sacrifice
/stopmacro [pet:voidwalker]
/cast Fel Domination
/stopcasting
/cast Summon Voidwalker
.Sacrifice your VW. (If your VW isn¡¯t out, it will summon one, using Fel Domination if it¡¯s available. After the summon completes, you push the macro again to Sacrifice.) If you¡¯d like the macro to immedately summon another VW after the Sacrifice, just delete the second line
Dark Park with Imp otherwise Life Tap
/cast [pet:imp] Dark Pact; Life Tap
Multi pet Macro
/cast [pet:imp] Fire Shield
/cast [pet:succubus] Seduction
/cast [pet:felhunter] Devour Magic
/cast [pet:felguard] Intercept
Mount and Phase Shift
/cast Summon Felsteed
/stopmacro [mounted]
/cast [pet:succubus] Lesser Invisibility; [pet:imp] Phase Shift
.Mount or dismount, and make sure your pet is invisible if you¡¯re mounting. (You replace your mount button with this macro.) Useful for Dark Pact grinding builds, where you may want to take invis off auto-cast to conserve mana.
Pet Attack => Grind
This one also makes sure your pet is attacking the target; useful to take some of the finger-work out of grinding. You'll want to fine-tune the sequence depending on your level, spec, and the mobs you're fighting.
/petattack /castsequence reset=combat/target Corruption, Curse of Agony, Life Tap, Drain Life, Shoot
Pet Attack => Grind => Drain Soul
If you want to cram even more functionality into that grinding button, here's the above macro, plus the feature that if you hold Alt while pressing it, it will cast Drain Soul instead.
/petattack [nomodifier:alt]
/castsequence [nomodifier:alt] reset=target/combat Corruption, Curse of Agony, Life Tap, Drain Life, Shoot
/cast [modifier:alt] Drain Soul
Pet Attack => Cast DoT's in Sequence => Hold Alt to nuke
Sends your pet to attack, and casts immolate. Press again for Curse of Agony, and again for Corruption. Then hold alt, and nuke away. If your not grouped, and have a voidwalker out, you will alternate between Shadow Bolt and Searing Pain when holding alt. I suggest you keep Immolate first as it gives you time to cast without interupts, and lets your demon cast or attack in time to build up aggro.
/petattack
/castsequence [modifier:alt,nogroup,pet:Voidwalker/pet:Felstalker] Searing Pain, Shadow Bolt, Shadow Bolt
/cast [modifier:alt] Shadow Bolt
/castsequence reset=combat/target Immolate, Curse of Agony, Corruption
Devour Magic off Target else Yourself
Devour Magic on your target, Devours off of you when right clicked.
/cast [button:2,target=player] Devour Magic; Devour Magic
Fel Domination + Summon Pet
If you are demonologist and have Fel Domination it will cast it and summon the pet you want. Just change the "pet you want to summon" with "Summon Imp" or "Summon Voidwalker"
/cast Fel Domination
/stopcasting
/cast Summon "pet you want to summon"(Summon)
4 Demons on 1 button
One button, 4 Demons. Left = Felhunter, Right = Voidwalker, Shift click = Imp, Control click = Succubus. Saves bar space.
/cast [modifier:shift]Summon Imp(Summon); [modifier:ctrl]Summon Succubus(Summon); [button:2]Summon Voidwalker(Summon); Summon Felhunter(Summon)
Chain-Fear Focus Macro
1. If you do not have a focus it will set your mouseover target to your focus.
2. It will cast fear on your focus.
3. Will null your focus if you click the macro button with the control key held down.
/focus [nomodifier,noexists,target=mouseover] target
/cast [nomodifier,target=focus] Fear
/stopmacro [nomodifier]
/focus [modifier:ctrl] none
Amplify Curse with Curse
Will do a one click Amplify Curse (if its up) with the curse of your choice. If Amplify Curse is not up, it will just cast the curse as normal.
#showtooltip Curse of Agony
#show Curse of Agony
/cast Amplify Curse
/stopcasting
/cast Curse of Agony
#showtooltip Curse of Exhaustion
#show Curse of Exhaustion
/cast Amplify Curse
/stopcasting
/cast Curse of Exhaustion
Chain-Fear Focus Macro
1. If you do not have a focus it will set your mouseover target to your focus.
2. It will cast fear on your focus.
3. Will null your focus if you click the macro button with the control key held down.
This may involve deciphering cryptic clues, consulting fellow adventurers, or undertaking specific quests or missions. Once the source is determined, players must strategize and coordinate their efforts to neutralize the curse's effects. This can involve utilizing specific abilities, items, or consumables, or employing certain tactics and strategies unique to each curse. Effective communication and teamwork among players become essential when attempting to banish such curses. Often, a diverse group of players, each possessing different roles and abilities, must work together seamlessly to overcome the challenge. This necessitates coordination, planning, and the effective utilization of each player's unique strengths and skills. Sometimes, players may even need to seek out additional help and form alliances with other groups or guilds to tackle especially difficult curses. The process of banishing curses in WoW Classic goes beyond simply removing the immediate negative effects. It serves as a testament to the player's skill, adaptability, and perseverance. Overcoming these curses requires players to analyze the situation, adapt their playstyle, and think creatively to find a solution. As a result, players not only rid themselves of the curse but also grow stronger, more experienced, and more resilient in the face of future challenges. Ultimately, **banishing the curse** in WoW Classic is an integral part of the game's immersive and challenging experience. It provides players with a unique opportunity to test their abilities, engage in teamwork, and strengthen their characters. By overcoming curses, players signify their dedication to progress and their willingness to conquer even the most formidable obstacles in Azeroth..
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