
Originally Posted by
Ualaa
I would probably drive with the warrior, since that is the tank and you can control mob facing easiest from the tank.
You will likely want to have two IWT keybinds, in wow (keybinds - targeting functions). The first applies to both melee toons (for use in combat), while the second is for all toons (quest givers, flight paths, innkeepers, etc).
Either have click to move on (interface - mouse options) for all toons, or set it up so the slaves dynamically have it enabled but the master does not. You'll need some king of a toggle to turn the master's on (if leading with warrior or rogue) in combat, if you go with a dynamic system.
I'd look into a click castsequence, these are in the wiki and a sticky post in the macro/addon forum. A click castsequence is just a priority system, with a spam button which calls other castsequences in order. Earlier ones are clicked slightly ahead of later ones, if both are ready. Anything not on the GCD (trinkets, Elemental Mastery type effects etc), are clicked immediately no matter where they are in the sequence. Anything on the GCD is activated in order. Also, each ability (except the last) is a castsequence followed by a lot of commas. On a comma press, nothing occurs in that castsequence; so by varying the number of commas and consistently clicking at a uniform rate, we determine how long until the ability fires off again.
If you go with a click sequence, I'd place the spam button on two different keybinds. That way, you can place one dps spam for the priest on one, but a healing spam such as PW: Shield on everyone and Renew/Prayer of Mending on the tank, on button number two. I wouldn't put much of an auto spam on the priests other button, and instead rely on manual control for most heals.
If your software/hardware boxing option allows for accurate mouse broadcasting, then use something like Vuhdo/Grid+Clique/Healbot to heal via mouse clicks from any toon. To do this, you need an alphabetical (or fixed order of toons in the Grid frame) so each toon has the exact same target in the top, middle and bottom box. Only have the priests frame configured to cast on a click.
You can also go macro based heals. A macro will try each condition in order, and the first which is "true" will fire off. Even with the above heals (click based), I'd do at least something like Flash Heal on a macro, for out of group heals of friendlies.
#show Flash Heal
<Insert Tank Assist Method Here>
/cast [help][help,@TargetTarget] Flash Heal
@ is the same as Target=
This will assist your tank, and heal the tank's target if they are friendly [help].
But if that condition fails, then the heal goes to the target of your tank's target (which will almost always be your tank).
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