Fury Warrior DPS Macros and Addons — The War Within Pre-Patch

Warriors typically do not need many macros to play effectively, although a few can be very nice quality-of-life improvements, automating targeting reticules and eliminating excess keystrokes.

With the talent loadouts system creating individual action bars for each set, there is much less need for macros that switch abilities depending on which is talented at the time. That said, [known:######] condition will still allow this, using a talented spell ID to determine which ability is shown.

Abilities which directly replace one another, like Victory Rush and Impending Victory will continue to work regardless of which ability is named in the macro.

• #showtooltip
• /cast Recklessness
• /cast Avatar

Because they share a base cooldown and are both off the GCD, Recklessness and Avatar are often bound together in order to save keystrokes. The order of abilities in the macro does not matter; however, be aware that Titan's Torment causes Avatar to automatically trigger Odyn's Fury, so it may sometimes be better to keep the cooldowns separate in those situations.

• #showtooltip
• /cast Recklessness
• /cast [@player] Ravager

This will cast Recklessness and Ravager together, which is particularly useful when using Anger Management, as the two will share a cooldown and should always be used together. [@cursor] may instead be used to throw Ravager to a target location, though it is not generally recommended as the travel time can eat into the ability duration. Bladestorm may be used instead, without the need for [@player].

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• /cast [@player] Champion's Spear

This will instantly drop Champion's Spear at the feet of the character, without the need for a targeting circle, making it very easy to position. Ravager can also be used in a similar manner.

• #showtooltip Pummel
• /cast [@focus, harm, exists][@target] Pummel

This macro uses Pummel against your focus target, if you have one, or against your current target if you have no focus target.

• #showtooltip Heroic Leap
• /cast [@cursor] Heroic Leap

This will cast Heroic Leap where ever your cursor is located, without waiting for the targeting circle.

• #showtooltip Heroic Leap
• /cast !Heroic Leap

This allows you to spam the Heroic Leap button, but still retain the ground-targeting circle.

• #showtooltip
• /cast Charge
• /cast Victory Rush
• /cancelaura Bladestorm

Because Charge is off the Global Cooldown, Victory Rush or any other melee ability can be used on the same keybind. When outside of melee range, Charge will be cast instead. This macro will also cancel Bladestorm to ensure the player is not prevented from moving quickly.

• #showtooltip
• /cast @harm Charge
• /cast @harm Victory Rush
• /cast @help Intervene

Charge and Intervene can also be combined, even alongside Victory Rush if desired. While this consolidates the abilities down into one keybind, the dynamic tooltip may not always show the spell you want at all times, so it is recommended to track them separately.

• #showtooltip
• /use Recklessness
• /use Avatar
• /use Blood Fury
• /use Berserking
• /use 13
• /use 14

This macro uses off-global cooldown racial abilities and any equipped trinkets alongside Recklessness.

Here, at Icy Veins, we use ElvUI for all our characters. This addon is a complete replacement of the default User Interface. It comes with almost everything you need to perform properly: action bars, cooldown timers, proc display, etc.

We strongly recommend that you get this addon and our forum moderator Pandacho has written a quick configuration guide for it.

Boss mods are addons that warn you about boss abilities and give you live advice on how to handle some mechanics. We strongly recommend you to get one such addon. At Icy Veins, we mostly use Deadly Boss Mods, the most popular boss mod. A good alternative is Big Wigs.

GTFO is a lightweight addon that notifies you when you are standing in harmful effects or when you are making other such mistakes. It is very useful, even if your boss mod is already alerting you of such things.

Parrot and Mik's Scrolling Battle Text are highly customisable addons for displaying floating battle text while in combat (incoming heals, damage of your spells, etc.). They both work very well by default.

WeakAuras is an extremely useful addon that allows you to have visual effects on your screen, helping you track your buffs, debuffs and cooldowns. It is highly customisable and it can make it much, much easier to keep track of your procs and play your spec more proficiently. It can also be used for a variety of other functions.

TellMeWhen is an extremely useful addon with a user-friendly interface that allows you to track a multitude of things, from internal cooldowns, to buffs, debuffs, and procs.

Raeli's Spell Announcer is an extremely useful addon that allows you to send announcements whenever you use certain spells. It is of particular use to announce when you use raid cooldowns or other important abilities.

Recount is a well known addon that most people use for displaying current DPS or HPS (Healing Per Second). This add-on is not really lightweight, and provides a very high amount of information (and it can sometimes cause issues with performance). It is generally a good option to use Recount for checking what you take damage from and if the share of damage/healing you do with each of your abilities is similar to that of other players of your class.

An alternative to Recount (similar in function, so the choice is personal preference) is Details!.

A lightweight alternative to Recount and Details! is Skada Damage Meter.

Omen Threat Meter is the most popular addon for displaying the current threat levels on your target. We recommend you to use it to avoid taking aggro when the tank is still building up threat on an enemy.

Currently, we feel that there is no need for additional addons to play a Fury Warrior to its full potential.