A nice way to trade Tricks with other rogues

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A nice way to trade Tricks with other rogues

Postby Thoragh on Sat Feb 20, 2010 6:48 pm

I know Tricks of the Trade are supposed to be to give your tank a little extra aggro but it also adds damage to the target. A lot of times I just share with a fellow rogue in the raid by setting up a cool macro either Falien or Phel told me... don't remember who but I figured I would post it here so that up and coming raid rogues would know about it. The macro is as follows:

/tar (name of rogue/tank you want to target)
/cast tricks of the trade
/targetlasttarget


Just a nice way to not really break your rotation up much and with the updated macro system it shows when it refreshes without you having to put a bunch of extra crap in there :P With the last line in there you don't ever have to leave the mob you are pounding on you just click that macro it will go and pop it on whoever the target is in the macro so you could essentially boost the deeps of most anyone. If you inform the other rogue of the same macro (although this is a somewhat common macro) you can trade with them :)

Enjoy!
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Re: A nice way to trade Tricks with other rogues

Postby Mage Ilite on Mon Jul 05, 2010 1:57 pm

Nice one... I don't run a rogue but I can see how this can be useful. I have one for my druid that works like that with innervate. it looks like this.

/cast [target name] innervate
I use this with my druids name in it, but it could even do it with the tricks of the trade with a different target.
so ...
/cast [tank/rogue name] tricks of the trade
would work too.. or a fun warrior one

/cast [target=targettarget] intervene
(that one is for when someone pulls agro lol)

if you can't tell i have been probably too obsessed with macros. and they don't get much simpler than that there.
I know there is a script you could make into a macro so you don't have to manually put in their name into the macro but I don't know a lot about that right now.
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