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Cleric macros

Clerics are versatile spellcasters, drawing upon divine power to heal their allies, smite their foes, and defend against the forces of darkness.

30 macros

  • #show Your Buff
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast @self Your Buff

    @self forces a friendly ability onto you no matter what you have targeted. Far more reliable than the older trick of typing your own character name into a /target line, and it survives a character rename.

  • #show Tyranny
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Curse of Solitude
    /cast Vile Power
    /cast Ravaging Darkness
    /cast Tyranny
    +1 more

    This macro is an AOE spam for Cabalist, allowing you to arrange your DPS spells in any desired order. Make sure to place certain spells like Tyranny at the end of the macro to prevent interference with other spells due to no recast.

  • #show Shadow's Touch
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Curse of Discord
    /cast Obliterate
    /cast Dark Water
    /cast Sanction Heretic*
    /cast Shadow's Touch
    +2 more

    This macro is a single target spam for Cabalist, allowing you to arrange your DPS spells in any desired order. Make sure to place certain spells like Shadow's Touch at the end of the macro to prevent interference with other spells due to no recast.

  • #show Your Ability
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast @focus Your Ability

    Sends an ability at your focus target regardless of what you have selected. Set the tank or the enemy healer as focus and this becomes a permanent second target you can act on at will.

  • #show Your Ability
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast @mouseover Your Ability
    /cast Your Ability

    Casts at whoever your cursor is over, falling through to your current target. Works for heals and for damage, and it is the fastest way to react to a raid frame without giving up your target.

  • #show Fae Hammer
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Fervent Strike
    /cast Fae Hammer

    This macro is a power regen spam for Druid. You can choose any melee spell, with Fervent Strike being the example used in this macro.

  • #show Fervent Strike
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Sanction Heretic*
    /cast Combined Effort
    /cast Bolt of Radiance*
    /cast Eruption of Life
    /cast Bombard
    /cast Fervent Strike
    /cast Bolt of Judgment*
    /cast Vex*
    +5 more

    This macro is a single target spam for Druid, allowing you to arrange your DPS spells in any desired order. Make sure to place certain spells like Vex at the end of the macro to prevent interference with other spells due to no recast.

  • #show Circle of Oblivion
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Bound Fate*
    /cast Soul Drain
    /cast Circle of Oblivion

    This macro is an example of an AOE spam macro for Inquisitor. You can arrange your DPS spells in any order you want, but be mindful that some spells should always go at the end of a macro. An example would be ensuring Circle of Oblivion is placed last, as if you list it first, the rest of your macro will never fire off due to Circle of Oblivion having no recast.

  • #show Bolt of Depravity
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /stopcasting
    /cast Fanaticism
    /cast Bolt of Depravity

    This macro will force a critical hit on Bolt of Depravity whenever Fanaticism is off cooldown. Stopcasting is added to get the spell off as soon as possible. You can use any spell that deals damage other than Bolt of Depravity if you wish.

  • #show Bolt of Judgment
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Sanction Heretic
    /cast Bolt of Judgment
    /cast Life's Vengeance*
    /cast Excommunicate
    /cast Banish*
    /cast Vex
    +3 more

    This macro is an example of a single target spam macro for Inquisitor. You can arrange your DPS spells in any order you want, but be mindful that some spells should always go at the end of a macro. An example would be ensuring Vex is placed last, as if you list it first, the rest of your macro will never fire off due to Vex having no recast.

  • #show Your Interrupt
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /stopcasting
    /cast Your Interrupt

    Cancels whatever you are casting and fires the ability immediately. Essential for interrupts and emergency cooldowns, where finishing your current cast first defeats the point entirely.

  • #show Strike of Judgment
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Precept of Refuge
    /cast Doctrine of Authority
    /cast Sanction Heretic*
    /cast Bolt of Radiance
    /cast Sovereignty
    /cast Strike of Judgment
    /cast Bolt of Judgment*
    /cast Vex*
    +5 more

    This macro is an example of a single target spam macro for Justicar. You can arrange your DPS spells in any order you want, but be mindful that some spells should always go at the end of a macro. An example would be ensuring Vex is placed last, as if you list it first, the rest of your macro will never fire off due to Vex having no recast.

  • /mark 1

    Puts a raid mark on your current target. Marks are the anchor for every @mark macro in this library, so the leader marking correctly is what makes the rest of the group’s macros work.

  • #show Main Ability
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Off Global Ability*
    /cast Main Ability

    An asterisk after a spell name tells Rift the ability is off the global cooldown, so the macro keeps evaluating the lines below it instead of stopping there. Getting this wrong is the single most common reason a spam macro only ever fires its first ability.

  • /petpassive
    /petdefensive
    /petfollow

    The three pet states that matter: passive stops it attacking, defensive lets it retaliate, and follow brings it back to you. Worth binding together for any Mage or Ranger soul with a pet.

  • /ra Stack for the next mechanic
    /g Rift group forming, whisper for invite

    Rift maps its channels to short commands: /s for say, /p for party, /ra for raid, /g for guild and /y for yell. Raid leaders live in /ra, and knowing it saves a click every call-out.

  • #show Fire Wall
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast @gtae Fire Wall

    Drops a ground-targeted area spell straight onto your current target instead of making you place the reticle. @gtae is the ground-target-area-effect modifier, and it is what turns a two-step cast into one. Invaluable while healing, when your target is the tank and the melee are stacked on them. Fire Wall is used here as the example, but any ground effect works.

  • #show Flashover
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Flashover
    /cast Restorative Flame

    This macro will make you forcibly crit Restorative Flame anytime Flashover is off cooldown. You can use any spell that heals other than Restorative Flame if you wish.

  • #show Heroic Blessing
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast @player Heroic Blessing

    This alternative macro will cast Heroic Blessing on yourself without targeting yourself.

  • #show Healing Communion
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Healing Communion
    /cast Divine Call

    This macro is an example of an AOE heal spam macro for Sentinel. You can arrange your heal spells in any order you want, but be mindful that some spells should always go at the end of a macro. An example would be ensuring Healing Grace is placed last as if you list it first the rest of your macro will never fire off due to Healing Grace having no recast.

  • #show Touch the Light
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Touch the Light
    /cast Healing Invocation

    This macro will make you instant cast Healing Invocation as a quick large burst heal. You can use any cast time healing spell with Touch the Light, the one used here is just an example.

  • #show Cleansing Prayer
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast @mark 1 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 2 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 3 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 4 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 5 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 6 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 7 Cleansing Prayer
    /cast @mark 8 Cleansing Prayer
    +5 more

    This macro will mark group members with numbers in descending priority and cast Cleansing Prayer on them. You can adjust the order of the marks and the number of group members as needed.

  • #show Heroic Blessing
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /target YOUR_NAME_HERE
    /cast Heroic Blessing

    This macro will make you auto target yourself when casting your single target health buff, Heroic Blessing. Useful during the heat of the moment in PVP or PVE.

  • #show Healing Grace
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Healing Breath
    /cast Healing Grace

    This macro is an example of a single target heal spam macro for Sentinel. You can arrange your heal spells in any order you want, but be mindful that some spells should always go at the end of a macro. An example would be ensuring Healing Grace is placed last as if you list it first the rest of your macro will never fire off due to Healing Grace having no recast.

  • #show Ageless Ice
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Crushing Blow
    /cast Ageless Ice

    This macro is an example of a power regen spam macro for Shaman. You can choose any melee spell you want, Crushing Blow is just an example.

  • #show Crushing Blow
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Frozen Wrath
    /cast Massive Blow
    /cast Lightning Hammer
    /cast Crushing Blow
    /cast Battle Charge
    /cast Life's Vengeance*
    /cast Jolt
    /cast Fated Blow
    /cast Glory of the Chosen
    /cast Rage of the North
    +7 more

    This macro is an example of a single target spam macro for Shaman. You can arrange your DPS spells in any order you want, but be mindful that some spells should always go at the end of a macro. An example would be ensuring Crushing Blow is placed towards the end of your macro as if you list it first the rest of your macro will never fire off due to Crushing Blow having no recast.

  • #show Your Ability
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Your Ability

    The line that belongs at the top of nearly every Rift macro. Without it, each ability in a spam macro that is on cooldown or out of range prints its own error, and a five-ability macro floods your screen with red text every global.

  • /role 2

    Switches to one of your saved souls. Rift lets you carry several role presets, and binding the swap means changing from damage to healing between pulls takes one key rather than a menu.

  • #show Cleansing Waters
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Curative Waters
    /cast Cleansing Waters

    This macro uses your Cure over time spell first then your spam single target cure.

  • #show Ripple
    /suppressmacrofailures
    /cast Soothing Stream
    /cast Ripple

    This macro will allow you to automatically Ripple any single target spell macroed to this spell once Ripple is off cooldown. Ripple is listed last in the macro but will still fire off first since it is off the Global Cooldown. Soothing Stream is used as an example, you can use any Single Target spell with Ripple.

Other RIFT callings

Every calling shares the same macro syntax, so a good idea usually ports across.