Warlock + Druid Configuration help

Hey all,

So I just installed ISBoxer and it is fantastic!!!

I am currently running a warlock and a resto/balance druid through the default options.
Although now that I am almost 70 on the characters, I am finding I need a more complex setup (compared to wrath/incinerate spam).
Could someone point me in the right direction in regards to the correct synergy for these two classes to function? SO I can cast any of the spells from any character through any key for instance.
Does anyone have an current configurations I could take a *look* at??

Thanks anyone for any help at all!

Awake

I just posted my warlock macro yesterday, in fact. I found that affliction worked horribly for me and loved to either hang or cast soul drain way too often. You can try a version of this for destro though:


I use isboxer to send all five of these macros at once (rather than a single castsequence)


1:/cast dark soul (blow cooldown on cooldown)
2:/cast shadowburn (ember using ability for last 20%)
3:/cast conflagrate (12 second cooldown)
4:/cast chaos bolt (ember using ability for other 80%)
5:/cast reset=target immolate, incinerate, incinerate, incinerate, incinerate (background spam)

What software are you using?

Thanks for the fast response!
I am using Isboxer, would you have any reccomendations to tie those in with same hotkeys for my druid?

Edit:
Also, where do I put those macros? I am familiar with wow macros as I use them frequently, is there a specific place I would paste that macro? ISBoxer setup or do I create a macro within wow to make that a one button push? Sorry, I know these are noobish questions!

We have a macro collection in the Macro Sticky. It includes links to information on the different types of macros and how to use them in different programs. The Multiboxing for Newbs Stickies also discuss macro basics, including how to use different macros between different characters. Volume 1 - Volume 2

I prefer to use isboxer macros myself and then have the hotkey trigger all five at once. This way the lower priority spell will almost never be cast incorrectly.

For healers its a bit trickier because of mana, you don't want to just be spamming and you need to control your output with cooldowns. I haven't played a resto druid since wrath, but then I used swiftmend as my gating mechanism to slow her healing and threw in a wild growth every 30 seconds or so. Focus the tank at the start of the instance. Something like:


/castsequence [@focus] reset=5 rejuvenation, lifebloom, lifebloom, swiftmend, rejuvenation, lifebloom, swiftmend, rejuvenation, lifebloom, lifebloom, wild growth, swiftmend, rejuvenation, lifebloom, swiftmend
/cast [@targettarget, harm][harm] wrath

Disclaimer: this might be horrible now, but gating with cooldowns has always been the way I slow the heal rotation on my healers to save mana.