Will this macro work? What I’m trying to do here is to automatically fire the judgement then holy shock. Reason being I dont have enuff keybinds that are comfortable for me to press lol.
Thanks for any help
#showtooltip Judgment
/castsequence [harm] reset=10 Judgment, holy shock
/stopmacro [harm]
/targetenemy
/castsequence Judgment, holy shock
/targetlasttarget
Holy Paladin has like 15 key binds 
I’d suggest trying to find a way to bind it
#showtooltip
/castsequence [@mouseover, harm, nodead] reset=10 judgment, holy shock; [harm] judgment, holy shock
That should work. Though I have to ask, what do you intend to do with this macro? Have you visited the UI & Macro forum yet? This would be better answered there.
If you’re having trouble with keybind I recommend getting used to using modified keybindings so you don’t have to press as many buttons.
Person above has the correct syntax for the macro.
I hate being this person but I have to say, you’re really not gonna like the way the macro works.
Holy Shock can have a variable on its cooldown for starters, which makes tying it into a rigid macro not so great.
Also, there will be times when you want the two buttons to be autonomous of each other.
If you HAVE to macro something to save space, maybe try putting judgement somewhere like with CS, although, really, you’re gonna want those all on dedicated buttons eventually.
Thank you guys so much. I wasnt sure where to ask.
Its just to use it when ever i want to blast someone with holyshock in pvp.
Again ty for the help!
Running with this idea, you can macro some harmful abilities with helpful abilities that change depending on what you mouseover
#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead] judgment;[@mouseover,help,nodead] cleanse
for example would cast judgment whenever you hovered your mouse over an enemy while casting cleanse if you hovered over an ally. The issue is you won’t always be able to see the CD, but you can work around that.
The other option is to macro less commonly used abilities into more commonly used abilities, or stacking certain cooldowns so you know when they’ll both be available.
You can do a fair amount with macros.