Red Mage Macros

See also: Red Mage

Macros

Macros should not be used for combat skills under any circumstances, it is a severe loss in DPS. Raise macros are used only to inform a pug group that you are taking care of the rez to avoid overlap with the healers. Otherwise all other macros should be avoided entirely.

Verraise Announcer

• /p Verraise on <t>
  

Rather than attempting to automate raising and choose the wrong target, this macro -- a keypress *after* a successful raise begins casting -- announces to the party whom you are raising. This does not slow action inputs or risk sending the same message multiple times.

Power Verraise

• /micon "Verraise"
• /ac "Verraise" <t>
• /ac "Verraise" <t>
• /ac "Verraise" <t>
• /ac "Verraise" <t>
• /ac "Verraise" <t>
• /ac "Verraise" <t>
• /ac "Verraise" <1>
• /ac "Verraise" <2>
• /ac "Verraise" <3>
• /ac "Verraise" <4>
• /ac "Verraise" <5>
• /ac "Verraise" <6>
• /ac "Verraise" <7>
• /ac "Verraise" <8>
  

This macro simplifies targeting with   Verraise at the cost of control. The priority is your current target and will try to fire off multiple times. Afterwards, it will cycle through the party list and raise the first dead person, though this is not always the best choice of targets. You may optionally add a check for   Swiftcast first by replacing line 2 with [ /ac "Swiftcast" <wait.1> ] (without the brackets), but this will slightly delay your cast time. It is recommended instead that you use this macro while you have the   Dualcast buff. Please note that using this macro will result in GCD Clipping, or failure to execute of the   Verraise action, as macroing skills does not allow them to queue. This is more noticable on high ping, where using macros can result in a use time extended up to 25%.