WoW Forever Warrior Macros
10 macros, ready to copy into the game
Stance-dancing is the Warrior's biggest chore, so most of these macros do it for you: Charge from Battle, Intercept from Berserker, Shield Bash from Defensive, all on one key each, plus weapon swaps and a panic button for tanks. New to the class? Read the Warrior class guide or browse Warrior builds.
In game, type /macro, click New, pick an icon and paste.
Macros can hold up to 255 characters. Spell names can change with patches, so test a macro before relying on it in a raid.
Raiding 10
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/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead] Growl; [harm] Growl
Adds spawning behind the raid need taunting yesterday. Mouseover-taunt lets you grab the add without changing your boss target (and losing your tank rotation position). Why mouseover: you stay on the boss the whole time — the add is grabbed by hovering, not targeting.
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/assist [@focus,exists]
/startattack
Sets your focus to the MT at the start of the raid, then this button snaps you onto whatever they're tanking and starts attacking. Why it matters: it eliminates the "I attacked the wrong target" problem entirely — your DPS always lands on the tank's current target, which is the correct kill order.
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/cast Blood Fury
/use 13
/use 14
/use [combat] Potion of Wild Magic
Raid DPS is measured in cooldown windows. This stacks your racial (+attack power/int), both trinkets, and a combat potion into one keypress so they overlap during the boss's damage window . Why overlap matters: multiplicative buffs stacked together produce dramatically more damage than using them spread out. One key = the whole burst.
/script SetRaidTarget("target", 8)
/script SendChatMessage("SKULL -> "..UnitName("target"), "RAID")
Marks the kill target and announces it in raid chat in one press. The UnitName pull makes the call self-documenting — no "who's skull?" questions when the pull starts.
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/script SetRaidTarget("target", 8)
8 = Skull (kill first), 7 = X (kill second), 3 = Moon (CC), 4 = Triangle (trap). Marking targets mid-fight is the single biggest DPS-coordination tool in raiding. Bind three of these (Skull/X/Moon) to Q/E/R.
/readycheck
The built-in /readycheck pings every raid member for a Ready/Not-Ready popup. Why macro it? Because it belongs on the same key cluster as your pull macros — one hand runs the whole pull sequence without opening menus. Press it before every pull while trash is being cleared.
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/cast Shield Wall
/cast Last Stand
/use [combat] Indestructible Potion
The oh-shit button for tanking: damage reduction + max-HP boost + defensive potion in one press. Why: raid bosses hit hard — a tank has ~2 seconds to react to a bad debuff stack. Three separate keys = death. One key = survival. (Every tank class has an equivalent: Shield Wall, Divine Shield, Frenzied Regeneration, Last Stand.)
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/equipslot 16, Sulfuras, the Extinguished Hand
/cast Execute
Warriors in raid swap to a 2H for the sub-20% execute phase. This macro does the swap and fires Execute in one press. Why: boss fights have a defined execute window — every GCD you lose swapping gear manually is a GCD not spent executing. Bind it next to your Execute key.
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/cast [@focus,harm,nodead] Taunt; [@mouseover,harm,nodead] Taunt
In a tank swap, the off-tank must taunt the boss the instant the debuff lands. Focus = the boss, one key = instant taunt with zero target-switching. The mouseover fallback lets you grab loose adds (or the other tank's boss) by hovering. This is THE tank macro — it decides wipes vs. clean swaps.
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/startattack
/castsequence reset=target Sunder Armor, Sunder Armor, Sunder Armor, Sunder Armor, Sunder Armor
A tank who loses aggro on pull wipes DPS. This builds a full 5-stack armor shred + threat instantly and auto-resets on target change — the pull opener is always correct, every time. Why sequence: it removes "which stack am I on?" from your brain during the chaotic first 10 seconds.