I would say about half the time I can’t cast innervate when it’s off CD and ready to go. I click the key and it blinks but won’t cast. I’ve never had this issue on any skills on my other 12 characters. I tried casting it straight from the spell book several times and that didn’t work either. Does anyone else have this issue or know what might be causing it?
Innervate isn’t Just a self buff. It can also be cast on other players. However, it has a fail safe. It can only be used on a mana using class.
So if you’re targeting a warrior and trying to innervate yourself, It won’t do anything.
I use a macro for mine that will only cast it on myself regardless of what my target is.
Thanks for the reply. Can you pls post the macro here?
The macro I used on my druid was:
/target (name)
/cast innervate
/targetlasttarget
Sorry, I was away from my comp earlier, the macro i use is…
#showtooltip
/cast [target=Yournamehere] Innervate
It wont change your current target.
Innervate can only be cast on a player currently in a healing specialization.
/cast [@player] innervate
come on druids, keep macros short.
Cool thx. i will try the cast on myself macro first because i’m using the lively spirit azerite trait in raids. For every spell I cast during Innervate (rejuve spam) I get a bigger INT and mana boost when it it expires. I try to time the expiration with casting Tree of Life to have that extra INT for the power healing mode.
That tooltip tho…
https://gph.is/2QFuFRO
real archdruids hide their action bars
I have a mouseover for every druid caster ability and a few feral/guardian ones. Start off with a basic mouseover script and add other abilities as you become more comfortable.
#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover] Spell Name;Spell Name
#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover] Rejuvenation;Rejuvenation
#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover] Innervate;Innervate
/cast [@mouseover,help,dead][help,dead] Rebirth; [@mouseover,help,nodead][@player] Innervate
Might as well combine them
Unnecessarily verbose. /cast [@mouseover] Spell Name accomplishes the same fallback and saves a lot of macro space – especially if you use macros to split ctrl/shift modifiers, because druid forms use too many of the hidden bars to feasibly use the ingame bar split on modifier.
You are correct that the /cast [@mouseover][] Spell Name accomplishes the same as what I posted but I offered a basic starting mouseover macro. The “[]” can mess up some macros if you don’t really understand what you are asking for when you try to start combining two different abilities to one macro.
Right, [] just says “do this (presumably to your hard target) if the entire rest of the macro fails”. If you do a modifier split, each split ability has to contain a fallback with the appropriate modifier for the hard target case, and only the last one gets [].
i.e., /cast [@mouseover,help,mod:shift][mod:shift] Lifebloom; [@mouseover,help,mod:ctrl][mod:ctrl] Cenarion Ward; [@mouseover,help][] Rejuvenation