see if you like it. It works wonderfully on my Prot. Below is the explanation of how it works and a sample.
/targetenemy [noharm][dead]
/cast Blessed Hammer
Explanation:
/targetenemy [noharm][dead]: This line will target the nearest enemy if your current target is either not harmful (like a friendly target or no target) or dead. It will not clear the target first, so if you already have a valid target, it won’t change.
/cast Blessed Hammer: This will cast your spell after ensuring that you have a valid target.
What this does:
If you have a living, hostile target, it will keep that target.
If you don’t have a target, or your target is dead or not an enemy, it will target the nearest enemy.
You won’t lose your current target unless it’s invalid for combat, making it easier to control when you want to maintain a specific target.
This should feel smoother in scenarios where you need to maintain control over your target selection.
this might be a little off topic but i wanted to know if any changes were made to the basic
/tar or /target command? I was standing in front of the target i was looking for and the command just was not picking up. Anyone know whats going on? Please and Thank you.