I don't use names or specifics in heals or attacks, I use focus for my main and have others assist. But for heals, I heal whoever the mob is hitting. Just incase someone pulls aggro. I use /cast [target=focus-target-target] SuperHeal. The focus is my main, the focus-target should be a mob and then the target of that should be who is getting hit.

I do use 1 key(macro) for attacks and 1 for heals. You could mix them if you wanted. There are probably 20 different ways to do things. I use spacers so not everyone heals at once (over healing and wasting mana).

#1 and #4 are mostly melee, #2 and #3 are mainly healer (owl gear, more resto stats), #5 is mostly caster.

So, 1st push has #2/#3 heal whoever is getting hurt

/castsequence [target=focus-target-target, exists] reset=combat/12 SmallHeal, , , , SmallHeal (doesn't give error if no one is selected and spacers so other heal in those times)

Next, #4/#5 heal

/castsequence [target=focus-target-target, exists] reset=combat/12 , SmallHeal , , , SmallHeal (#4's)

/castsequence [target=focus-target-target, exists] reset=combat/12 , , SmallHeal, , , SmallHeal (#5's)

You might have to fiddle with the times for reset and the commas to fit with what you want.



Just a macro note.

/castsequence [options go here] [another set of options go here] reset= Spell (you have to have options before reset)

Also, you can't do 2 actions on 2 different people in a castsequence.

/castsequence [mod:shift] reset=30 Healing Wave,[target=party1] Lightning Bolt,Lightning Bolt,Lightning Bolt (it is going to try to cast Healing Wave on that chars target if you press shift. If you don't, it will skip this whole rest of this line. So you can't heal and attack in the same castsequence---I think.)

Just to see if I am wrong about attack/heal, try:

/castsequence [mod:shift,target=party1][harm] reset=30 Healing Wave, Lightning Bolt, Lightning Bolt, Lightning Bolt (the harm is equivalent to target=target).

Not sure if that helped.