Dual macros for every class

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A practical guide · all 9 classes · 27 talent trees

One key.
More options.

Pair spells that feel natural together, keep familiar keys when you change spec, and leave your emergency buttons easy to reach.

Researched · Not yet tested in game. Based on the 1.60.1.70009 beta snapshot, reviewed 27 September 2026. These are keybind suggestions; we have not measured which rotation performs best.

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Keep your keybinds familiar

Keep pairs consistent

If a heal and attack work well together for your role, keep them paired when you change spec. When switching classes, put attacks, support, interrupts, control and survival spells in familiar places.

The first match is final

A spell can fail because it is out of range, on cooldown, not learned, or has nothing to remove. The macro will not try another spell. A dead friendly mouseover can be skipped in favour of your living enemy target.

Keep emergency keys easy to reach

Give emergency heals, interrupts, escapes and major defensives their own keys. Older macros may use Shift to target yourself or choose another spell. Check what each key does, including when you hold more than one modifier.

One spell, friend or foe

Start with native dual spells

Browse native dual spells

Some spells already work on both allies and enemies. A paired macro chooses between different spells. Neither option casts both at once or chooses your rotation, and you still need any required talents.

  • Paladin · Holy Shock

    Healing or damage from the same talented spell; this variant is friendly first.

  • Paladin · Light’s Vigil

    Separate setup and follow-up presses. Its enemy-mouseover priority differs from friendly-first Shock; choose the recipient consciously. Self-target eligibility is unverified.

  • Priest · Penance

    Talented native heal/damage channel. Read its mouseover order, channel guard and unresolved self-target limit.

  • Priest · Dispel Magic

    Friendly cleanse or enemy purge. A friend with no removable effect still wins the helpful branch.

  • Warlock · Devour Magic

    Friendly cleanse or enemy purge by a trained Felhunter; pet readiness remains a separate requirement.

A small starting set

Choose for your class and role

Try the options that suit how you play. You still need to learn the spells, select any required talents, and have the right pet, form, weapon or reagents. You can also keep a spell on its own button.

melee damage · tank · healer · support

Paladin

Keep familiar support pairs as options. Native Holy Shock is the clearest dual action when actually talented.

Holy
Prefer native Shock when talented; a melee strike needs melee range.
Protection
Keep direct Judgement and Holy Strike; friendly mouseover must not delay tank controls.
Retribution
Keep the same support pairs; choose your seal deliberately.

Keep direct access: Taunt, rescue heals and defensives. Judgement depends on your active seal; Seal of Fury makes it taunt.

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healer · ranged damage · support

Priest

Renew / Pain gives a memorable periodic-action pair. Native dispelling and talented Penance deserve their own positions.

Discipline
Give talented Penance a separate position and check its channel policy.
Holy
Use pairs for intentional mixed play; keep rescue heals directly accessible.
Shadow
Off-healing needs a deliberate form decision; the pairs do not manage Shadowform.

Keep direct access: Emergency healing, shields, assigned dispels and talented Silence. An absorb is not a heal.

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ranged damage · melee damage · tank · healer

Druid

Caster support pairs can stay consistent. Cat and Bear need their own combat, threat and form controls.

Balance
Keep caster pairs stable and choose damage recipients deliberately.
Feral Combat
Treat Cat and Bear separately; caster healing keys do not replace their attacks or taunt.
Restoration
Keep direct rescue heals and a deliberate way to leave or preserve a channel.

Keep direct access: Form changes, Bear taunt, control and emergency healing. These pairs do not automatically unshift.

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ranged damage · melee damage · healer · support

Shaman

Healing Wave / Lightning Bolt is a useful shared caster pair. Keep interrupts and destructive totem decisions independent.

Elemental
Use mixed caster support deliberately; keep Earth Shock independent.
Enhancement
Healing is a deliberate cast-time choice alongside your melee controls.
Restoration
Keep direct rescue healing and talented Riptide; chain damage stays opt-in.

Keep direct access: Earth Shock, emergency healing and urgent Grounding/control. Moving totems and recalling them have different consequences.

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ranged damage · pet · crowd control

Warlock

Felhunter Devour Magic is native dual utility. Pet care, personal recovery and allied healing are different things.

Affliction
Keep damage-over-time placement and channel switching deliberate.
Demonology
Pet training, readiness and sacrifice choices remain separate from the spec name.
Destruction
Keep shard spending and burst recipients explicit; avoid a resource fallback on filler.

Keep direct access: Spell Lock, control, pet behaviour, defensive sacrifice and channel exit. A pet-family condition cannot prove readiness.

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ranged damage · crowd control

Mage

Rank, ward and preparation choices are the strongest compact options. Keep cleansing and urgent interruption independently reachable.

Arcane
Choose when to protect a channel and when to stop it; keep cooldowns deliberate.
Fire
Keep proc responses on the intended enemy; a mouseover can change the recipient.
Frost
Keep Blink, Nova and talented protection direct; use rank choice intentionally.

Keep direct access: Counterspell, Blink, Frost Nova, assigned cleanse/control and emergency protection. A friendly frame can suppress the hybrid interrupt.

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ranged damage · pet

Hunter

Useful dual keys include deliberate shot, pet-care and preparation choices. Mend Pet heals your own pet, not party members.

Beast Mastery
Keep pet attack, withdrawal and recovery deliberate.
Marksmanship
Separate Trueshot Aura from Rapid Fire; respect intentional no-pet setups.
Survival
Keep traps, control and escape reachable independently of damage.

Keep direct access: Feign Death, urgent control and pet withdrawal. A failed control cast can still stop attacks or recall the pet.

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melee damage · control

Rogue

Explicit opener and finisher choices are useful. Frequent builders should not hide emergency actions or long cooldowns.

  • Eviscerate / Rupture

    Direct damage or a bleed on the selected enemy; no automatic combo-point decision.

  • Ambush / Garrote

    A deliberate stealth opener choice; keep Cheap Shot and proc-enabled Ambush separate.

  • Cancel Blade Flurry

    A dedicated companion when extra-target damage would be unsafe.

Assassination
Keep Cold Blood separate from repeated Mutilate; add Venom without displacing a familiar Slice role.
Combat
Keep burst cooldowns deliberate and Flurry cancellation immediately available.
Subtlety
Keep actual Cutthroat Ambush and Premeditation recipient choices explicit.

Keep direct access: Kick, control, Sprint, Evasion and Vanish. Do not hide a critical reaction behind a routine spender.

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melee damage · tank

Warrior

Explicit stance, shout and attack choices can share space. Taunt, interrupts and major mitigation need their own controls.

Arms
Keep stance, weapon and control requirements visible when choosing attacks.
Fury
Keep resource and burst choices deliberate; do not infer an automatic attack sequence.
Protection
Separate Shield Block from Shield Wall; preserve direct taunt and interrupt access.

Keep direct access: Taunt, shield/stance-dependent interrupts and emergency mitigation. Victory Rush heals you, not an ally; no Intervene is assumed.

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Before you rely on a macro

Try it in game

Use your own build, spells and controls. Try friendly and hostile targets, a dead or missing mouseover, a spell you cannot cast, each modifier, and a cast or channel already in progress.

A generic channel guard stops you switching during any of your channels, but does not protect your pet’s channel. Stopcasting, attack and pet commands can still take effect when the spell that follows fails.

Make it fit how you play

Solo: start small, with separate keys for escape and pet or form control.

Group: keep assigned interrupts, dispels, emergency heals and tank controls on their own keys.

PvP: make targeting and quick reactions easy, even if that means using more keys.

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