Can you macro conditionally by gear name?

So, long story short: I want to make a lazy burst macro that uses trinkets and my 2m DPS cooldown. So far so good

/use 13
/use 14
/use Trueshot Aura

BUT, when I’m playing with my PvP gear, I don’t want the macro to use 13 (my PvP medallion) so right now I’m using 2 macros and have to switch everytime, which is okay, but kinda sucks.

Is there a way to make the macro know that when Gladiator’s Medallion is equipped, to not use 13?

Not sure if it still works, but you should be able to do this:

/use [noequipped:Gladiator's Medallion]13

Hm, it didn’t work… Guess you can’t specify the item name on that conditional, only the item type (trinket) which doesnt help.

However, I did some googling and found some clever workaround lol. Basically I did a PvP gear set (with the pvp medallion) that has no tabard on it, and then a PvE gear set (with 2 DPS trinkets) that has a tabard on it, and then used that as a conditional.

So here’s my final hunter burst macro, if anyone want to use it:

#showtooltip
/cast [spec:1]Aspect of the Wild;[spec:2]Trueshot;[spec:3]Coordinated Assault;
/cast Blood Fury(Racial);
/use [equipped:Tabard] 13
/use 14
/cast [spec:1]Bestial Wrath;[spec:2] Aimed Shot;[spec:3]Raptor Strike;

Hope it helps more people :slight_smile:

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I too found that conditioning specific items doesn’t work.

I never thought of using the tabard as a conditional but i have used some pretty convoluted ones like [worn:shirt,worn:plate].

Its past time that blizz adds Class and Faction conditionals.

/use [@arena1,harm] ; 13
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im guessing you didn’t mean to include the semicolon

I did. That’s the magic.

I don’t think that’s good, because you can’t use it in wPvP/BGs.

Is the semicolon doing something I’m not aware of?

Yep, won’t help with that.