Classic : revenge /overpower macro?

wondering if i can simplify some of my buttons.

Could anyone help me with a macro that will Revenge if available
or overpower if available

I seem to find myself in dungeons switching between fury and DPS.
to tossing on a sheild and having a tank a mob. or pull it off a healer.

Would be great if i could have a single button for both stances.

I use one button for overpower, revenge and whirlwind as they are all stance specific.

/cast [stance:1] Overpower; [stance:2] Revenge; [stance:3] Whirlwind

I think that’s right, from memory as I’m not at my PC.

There’s also a case for a button that switches your stance and casts a spell at the same time (they have separate GCDs so one press will fire them both).

/cast Battle Stance
/cast Overpower

You’ll need separate buttons for your spells though as they will change your stance.

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#showtooltip
/cast [stance:2] Revenge
/cast [stance:1] Overpower

This is so w/e stance you are in it will come up

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#showtooltip
/cast [stance:2] Revenge
/cast [stance:1] Overpower

This is so w/e stance you are in it will come up

it took me a bit, but i think i figured it out:

#showtooltip [stance:1/3] Overpower; Revenge
/cast [nostance:2] Battle Stance; Revenge
/cast [stance:1/3] Overpower

what this should do is, if you are in Def stance it will cast revenge. If you are in berserker stance it will move you to battle stance and then cast Overpower and if you are in Battle stance it will just cast overpower. It will also show you the Revenge tooltip while in Def stance and show the Overpower tooltip in Battle or Berserker stance.

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Just 6 month’s apparently.

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lol didn’t stumble across this thread until a day or two ago when i was looking for the same thing. couldn’t find one that did what i wanted so i wrote one myself. Not really knowing how though it took me about 30 min or so. figured i’d share what i came up with incase others were searching too.

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Amazing macro to keep track and ease of use