once again probaly asked beforeFollow

um, first of all, i'd reccomend the macro guide sticky in the general discussions forum here on alla.... lot of good info (although there's a few errors on some punctuation - play around with it if it doesn't work). also on worldofwarcraft.com they have part 1 of a macro guide. also a good source.

secondly, for your macro. i don't have one specifically, and since i'm not at my computer, i can't test it out. if divine shield triggers the global cooldown this won't work... can't remember if it does. try something like:

/cast divine shield
/cast linen bandage

but use whatever bandage you're currently using in place of linen, obviously. only reason i didn't try that myself was because as a ret pally i use the bubble often to drop aggro if i accidentally pull it. thinking about it i might try that and then if i pull aggro just take the beating till bandaging would be useful... take some presure off the healer that way. unless the healer thought he had to heal me while cause of my mistake in pulling aggro. hmm, maybe on to try would be

/cast divine shield
/cast [modifier:shift] bandage

this should cast divine shield by itself if you aren't pressing shift and both if you hold shift.

if divine shield trigers the global cooldown, you can use

/castsequence reset=12 divine shield, bandage

this will require 2 presses of the button, with the first bubbling and the second bandaging. this way you can wait till the global cooldown is up to press it again.

hope this helps.

Edit: I can't do anything right this morning, nevermind this. T_T

Edited, Nov 29th 2007 9:08am by Selverein

That thing that would make this second part sucky is the fact that you're putting the target as a condition, not a command. So if you have an enemy mob or player targeted it won't bandage.

On the other hand, if you remove it and enable the option to use beneficial spells on yourself if an enemy is targeted, you will automatically bandage yourself.