Welcome to Skill Capped’s Guide on the Best Macros for Fury Warriors in The War Within 11.0

All sections for Fury Warrior PvP have been divided into corresponding sections for the most optimal hero talents, class talents, spec talents, race, stats, gear, enchants, gems, and macros. This will help you have a good understanding of Fury Warriors in PvP for The War Within, the strengths and weaknesses associated with this specialization, and help you conquer the arena. This section will guide you on the best Fury Warrior Macros in The War Within.

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Focus and Arena
Party
Cursor
Cancelaura
Stance

Focus and Arena Macros

These macros follow the same idea as party macros and eliminate the need to manually change targets every time. They are very useful for CC and interrupts. While focus macros are easier to get used to and could be sufficient in most cases, arena macros are a lot more versatile as they allow you to interact with literally any opponent in the game at any point. The downside of making arena macros is the number of binds you will have to allocate. Not to mention, they are a lot more difficult to get used to. You could start by using focus macros for most of your abilities and arena macros for some of the most important CC, and expand the more you get used to it. As a Warrior, the spells that benefit the most from such macros are Pummel, Storm Bolt, Intimidating Shout, and Charge.

We also have removed cancelaura Bladestorm in our Pummel and Storm Bolt macros, as Slayer is our most viable pick and grants us Unrelenting Onslaught. This talent allows you to use either of these abilities when Bladestorm is active.

Pummel

#showtooltip
/cast [@focus] Pummel

#showtooltip
/cast [@arena1] Pummel

#showtooltip 
/cast [@arena2] Pummel

#showtooltip 
/cast [@arena3] Pummel

Storm Bolt

#showtooltip 
/cast [@focus] Storm Bolt

#showtooltip  
/cast [@arena1] Storm Bolt

#showtooltip  
/cast [@arena2] Storm Bolt

#showtooltip  
/cast [@arena3] Storm Bolt

Intimidating Shout

#showtooltip
/cancelaura Bladestorm 
/cast [@focus] Intimidating Shout

#showtooltip  
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@arena1] Intimidating Shout

#showtooltip  
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@arena2] Intimidating Shout

#showtooltip  
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@arena3] Intimidating Shout

Charge

#showtooltip 
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@focus] Charge

#showtooltip  
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@arena1] Charge

#showtooltip  
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@arena2] Charge

#showtooltip  
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@arena3] Charge

Party Macros

As a Warrior, it’s imperative that you land your utility spells on the right target at the right time. In order to make it easier, you should make party1 and party2 macros, or use the names of your teammates. This way, you won’t need to change a target every time you want to cast a spell on an ally. If you go with player names, make sure you change the names in the macro every time you change teammates. These macros are incredibly useful for most of your utility, which only includes our Intervene ability to minimalize downtime you would have by target swapping.

#showtooltip
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@party1] Intervene

#showtooltip
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@party2] Intervene

Cursor Macros

These macros will allow you to cast any ability at the location of your cursor, as long as it applies a reticle on the ground when you try and use it. One ability this is good for in particular, if it becomes more of a viable talent pick, is Champion’s Spear. With it, you will be able to use the ability much faster, as you will immediately use the ability the moment its pressed. You can also use this for Heroic Leap to minimize any kind of downtime.

However, this definitely isn’t a mandatory one, as a lot of players prefer playing without it.

#showtooltip
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@cursor] Champion's Spear

#showtooltip
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cast [@cursor] Heroic Leap

Cancelaura

If you are playing with a Paladin, you definitely want to get your hands on cancelaura macros. Mages will try to steal some of their very useful utility in the form of Blessing of Protection and Blessing of Freedom. Instead of creating a separate bind for it, you could add it to an already existing bind, for example – your mount.

/cancelaura Blessing of Freedom
/cancelaura Blessing of Protection

Stance Macro

To minimalize keybind clutter, we highly suggest creating a stance macro that will allow you to alternate between two stances with only 1 bind.

#showtooltip 
/cast [stance:2]!Defensive Stance;[known:386164]!Berserker Stance;

To eliminate the possibility of removing your active Stance accidentally after pressing the same stance bind twice, this guarantees that your current Stance remains on your character unless you swap into a different one.