Here’s another quick and dirty one, this time for locks. It is inspired by the old add-on Servitude, which lost most of its functionalities in patch 1.10 (before that it had some automation to compensate the then-horrible minion AI), and has Seduce and Spell lock on one button:
#showtooltip
/clearfocus [modifier:alt]
/stopmacro [modifier:alt]
/cast [pet:succubus, target=focus, exists, nodead, harm] [pet:succubus, harm] Seduction; [pet:felhunter, target=focus, exists, nodead, harm] [pet:felhunter, harm] Spell Lock
/focus target
As the Sheep macro below, holding alt will clear your current focus and end the macro. Otherwise, it will attempt to Seduce or Spell Lock your current focus, if there’s none it will do it on your current target.
Unfortunately we run really close to the macro character limit, which prevents us from adding a Cleave or Torment to the mix.
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Good stuff. If I could be bothered I’d replace my
/clearfocus [modifier:alt]
/focus [target=focus,noexists]; [target=focus,dead]
/clearfocus [target=focus,help]
/petstay
/petfollow
/stopcasting
/cast [pet:succubus,target=focus,exists,harm] Seduction;Seduction
with what you have there but I can’t even remember the last time I used that macro. Nowadays I have the Nubguard out 24/7, all I do interms of control, besides the ‘/petattack’ I have in a macro on some of my opening spells like Immolate, all I change is the auto cleave. Other than that I let him have his fun.
If you get the time can you make me an ‘I WIN’ macro that the majority of players think Warlocks have, If I’m being blamed for something I might as well be guilty of it eh?