Cleanse

[Pocalypse]

Are the above macros better than this?

#showtooltip remove curse
/targetparty
/cast Remove Curse

That seems to hit the curse when I click it. My pally has one for cleans and druid one from poison.

Someone should definitely test this out but I don't believe this moved off the original party member until successful. I could have typed it wrong, or did the test poorly, so someone else should check... the only thing I've been good at with WoW lately is giving misinformation :P

I have 3 mages, a pally and my druid all with that on the same key. It usually works to remove whatever it is. If its something my pally can cleans I usually hit that key or just click on my healbot UI to cleanse it. I think it targets random members.

Are you sure? I use it to cleanse myself all the time.

This macro works fine, it targets each party member in turn and tries to cast on them. The only problem with it is it never attempts to cleanse the caster.

/targetparty goes to party 1,2,3,4 then back to party 1, never hitting player.

I remember having had this problem way back when, and had to set up a conditional mod to target player.

It might have changed since then though, last time I tested this was back in September.

[pinotnoir]

Last night in H drak it cleased the disease off my pally when he used it so I guess they changed it.

[Pocalypse]

Last night in H drak it cleased the disease off my pally when he used it so I guess they changed it.

Awesome, that's good to know.

[puppychow]

If your MT is a pally, and you are worried about magic debuffs (poisons/diseases can be handled by totems, remember!) then you can get Decursive, it has a micro-button mode that keeps 5 buttons up on screen and you just click them to cleanse, without having to change target. Works out great.

It doesn't help with curses, you need a mage/druid/resto shaman for that. I've only run into maybe 1-2 bosses where curses were an issue, and even then usually you can just outheal through it. but in case you can't, and the /targetparty doesn't do self, this is what I've been using:

#showtooltip
/cast [target=focustarget,help][target=focus,help][] Cleanse (or whatever)

You can target the cursed person with your MT and spam the button, or if its the tank thats cursed it'll just cleanse him. I think I like the /targetparty way better though, gonna try it out later. I can think of 2-3 places where I've had to cleanse magic off with my pally, I don't think I've really run into any situation where I had to cleanse any curses off though. There are some curses in Stratholme Culling, but they are all fairly weak anyways.

[Maxion]

Regarding the player# issue, i think to reference self, party0 works, which should mean that /targetparty should work on self too.

[Greythan]

Quick test of /targetparty

Simply cycles through party1 through 4 in order. 1 through 4, repeat. Never targets self.

[Greythan]

Regarding the player# issue, i think to reference self, party0 works, which should mean that /targetparty should work on self too.

Doesn't work.

/target party0

Results in no targeting at all.

[pinotnoir]

you guys keep saying my macro doesnt target yourself but it works fine for me. I cleanse things off myself many times.

[Greythan]

Notice, I didn't say your macro didn't work. What I stated is that /targetparty when hit repeatedly, by itself, never targets the player. It simply sequences from party1 to party4 and over again. I don't know how to "test" your macro outside a real scenario (i.e., getting all five players "cursed"), but at least the /targetparty element doesn't work outside your three line macro (i.e., it doesn't target the player).

[Taliesin]

I use paladin tank with Decursive, so I don't need a macro to cure. Not to mention that I don't like the idea of cycling through the entire party trying to cure 1 person. That's potentially 5 seconds of not helping in the fight, versus 1 second.

I do however have macros for /targetparty for waterwalking, waterbreathing, etc. I had to add a [mod:ctrl] to target self for each of those, because in the past /targetparty would never target self. Maybe they changed that in the last patch. I'd have to test again to find out.