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Brewmaster Monk Macros & Addons - Dragonflight 10.1.7
By Llarold
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2023/09/06
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Macros and Addons provide many quality-of-life improvements in WoW, allowing players to improve how information is displayed in-game or automate decision-making to optimize performance.
In this guide, we will go over useful Brewmaster Monk macros for , explain how to make your own macros, and cover some of the best Brewmaster Monk addons for both hardcore raiders and general players alike. Whether you're looking for specialized Brewmaster Monk macros to help you gain a competitive edge, or creating a custom user interface to expand your view of the game world, this page will help get you started with some of the most popular choices within the Brewmaster Monk community.
10.1.7 Season 2
10.1.7 Cheat Sheet
10.1.7 Primordial Stones
10.1.7 Mythic+
10.1.7 Raid Tips
10.1.7 Talent Builds
10.1.7 Rotation
10.1.7 Support Buffs
10.1.7 Gear
10.1.7 Tier Set Bonus
Overview
Abilities & Talents
Advanced Concepts
Stats
Consumables
Macros & Addons
WeakAuras
Common Terms
Mythic+
Common Questions
Leveling
Simulations
Hotfixes
PvP Overview
PvP Builds
Mage Tower
About the Author
This guide was written by Llarold! I’ve been tanking since Vanilla. During Mists of Pandaria, I saw an opportunity to begin writing guides, and I took it with the hopes of making myself a better tank and making the community into better tanks with me. I hope it’s working!
I am active in all of the tank class Discords but primarily contribute to theorycrafting discussions in
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Macros
Macros are simple, in-game tools which allow you to sequence spells together, create custom names and icons, cast different abilities depending on whether the target is friendly or hostile, define targeting conditions, and much, much more. While the amount of options can be complex, making them is easy, so in this section we'll go over how to set them up yourself.
To open the in-game Macro interface, type "/macro" or "/m".
Choose between the General and Character-specific macro tabs. Then click the "New" button on the macro window.
Choose a Name and an Icon so you can easily recognize your macro, then click "Okay."
Select your new macro and use the text editor below to tell it what to do. If copying ours below, you can simply copy/paste the text in.
Click the "Save" button, and drag your macro icon onto your bars, which will allow it to be used just like any other spell from your spellbook.
To close the window, click "Exit", or just press Escape.
For more information on creating macros, including full lists of conditionals, modifiers, and other command customizations you can use, check out our full
Macros guide
.
Mark Target with Skull
One of the most basic, but important things a tank can do is focus their party’s damage on a specific target. Using a skull to designate a kill target is usually worth the effort when dealing with dangerous mobs or disorganized strangers.
/tm 8
Mark Target with X
Useful for designating a secondary DPS target, or a CC target.
/tm 7
Place Blue World Marker
Useful for showing party members something important, or guiding them in the right direction.
/wm 1
Focus Target
Focus macros are very important for lots of advanced tanking situations. Making use of @focus macros can greatly reduce the difficulty of taunt swapping and interrupting enemies.
/focus
Focus Taunt
Without holding a mod key (alt, shift, or ctrl), this Taunts your target. If holding a mod key, this taunts your focus.
/cast Provoke; Provoke
Focus Interrupt
Without holding alt mod (you can use shift or ctrl in its place, or designate no specific mod key to use all three), this interrupts your target. If holding alt, this interrupts your focus.
/cast Spear Hand Strike; Spear Hand Strike
Summon/Taunt Black Ox Statue
Without holding a mod key, this casts
Summon Black Ox Statue
. If holding a mod key, it casts
Provoke
on the Statue, forcing all nearby enemies to run at you with increased speed, then retargets your last target. This is extremely useful for quickly taunting or moving a pack of enemies!
#showtooltip
/tar Black Ox Statue
/cast Provoke
/targetlasttarget
/cast Summon Black Ox Statue
Self-cast
Tiger's Lust
Automatically uses
Tiger's Lust
on yourself.
#showtooltip
/cast Tiger’s Lust
Cancel
Rushing Jade Wind
Casts
Rushing Jade Wind
if shift is not held down. Cancels
Rushing Jade Wind
if shift is held down. Useful for preventing accidental add pulls!
#showtooltip
/cancelaura Rushing Jade Wind
/cast Rushing Jade Wind
Activate On-use Trinket
This is for the first trinket slot. The second trinket slot is 14.
#showtooltip
/use 13
Cast
Bonedust Brew
Without Clicking
Casts
Bonedust Brew
at the location of your mouse cursor without requiring a mouse click.
#showtooltip
/cast Bonedust Brew
Cast
Bonedust Brew
At Your Feet
Casts
Bonedust Brew
at your feet without requiring a mouse click.
#showtooltip
/cast Bonedust Brew
How to Make a Macro
To open up the Macro menu, type "/macro" or "/m".
Choose between the "General" and Character-specific macro tabs. Then click on the "New" button on the macro window.
Choose a Name and an Icon so you can easily recognize your macro, then click on "Okay."
Select your macro's icon from the list at the top of the macro window, and then click in the text area below. Type or copy/paste your macro into the text area.
When you are finished, click the "Save" button, and to close the window, click "Exit".
Addons
Addons are powerful tools that can be used to both customize your gameplay experience, ranging from graphical overlays, replacement action bars, and unit/raid frames, to performance enhancements such as rotation helping spell reminders, buff/debuff tracking, popup reminders, and boss warnings. Here are some of the highly recommended and commonly used Brewmaster Monk addons, which are certainly not required to play, but can go a long way toward increasing the information available to you in combat or simply make for a more pleasant viewing experience.
Unlike Macros, managing Addons is done outside of the game, but our
How to Install and Maintain Addons Guide
will take you step-by-step through the process.
ElvUI
A total UI overhaul addon. It looks very nice!
Addonskins
can make it look even nicer.
Omen Threat Meter
Displays threat in a small, scalable table. A useful addon for any tank.
More Recommendations
User Interface
ElvUI - Very popular all-in-one UI overhaul.
Bartender4
- Highly customizable action bars which can be moved and organized however you like.
Chatter
- Replacement chatbox addon, with custom themes, fonts, and functions.
Deja Character Stats
- Adds more stats to the character panel, with customizable filters.
Elkano's Buff Bars
- Replaces the standard buff/debuff icons with ordered lists, including names and bar graph-style durations.
Mapster
- World map enhancement which adds coordinates, icons, and more.
Move Anything
- Allows any part of the default UI to be moved around.
OPie
- A specialized radial menu style actionbar, very useful for condensing less frequently used spells that don't always need to be on your main bars.
OmniCD
- A specialized addon to track your group members' cooldowns.
Sexy Map
- Makes your minimap sexy!
Shadowed Unit Frames
- Customizable player, target, and raid unit frames.
ThreatPlates
- Customize nameplates styles and add various information including buffs, debuffs and casting indicators
World Quest List
- Attaches a sortable list of active world quest lists, filtered by zone, to the edge of your map.
Combat and informational
BigWigs Bossmods - A lightweight, open source raid encounter addon.
Deadly Boss Mods - A more robust encounter addon for dungeons, raids, PvP, and more.
Details - A highly customizable damage and healing meter
Method Raid Tools
- Modular addon containing raid coordination tools for raid leaders and officers.
SimulationCraft - Simplifies simming your character by generating an in-game script to paste into SimCraft or Raidbots
WeakAuras2 - A very powerful addon that can display a massive variety of information including procs, casting indicators and raid boss warnings.
Of course, these recommendations are not the only useful addons out there; there are hundreds to choose from, of every type imaginable. If you're looking for something a little different, search through
Curseforge
or
WoWInterface
to find the right Brewmaster Monk addons for you.
Our Brewmaster Monk guides are always updated with the latest information from in-game experience, simulations, and logs; make sure to check our changelog to this page, by clicking on
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at the top of the page. If you are interested in more in-depth Brewmaster Monk guides for , make sure to browse the
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