key bindings helpFollow

hi everyone, im in need of help. ive been reading some articles on wow wiki and i need help figuring out how to do some key bindings that i have found in this article.http://www.wowwiki.com/Warrior_tactics
(you need to scroll down to " Warrior Keybindings") i would like my keyboard setup to be like the one is the article, but i have no clue how to do so. so if anyone can help me with a step by step guide or have a link i would appreciate it.


Thank you.

cut/paste from the other keybindings post:



with this setup, you can remain extremely mobile, your hands will remain on the mouse and keyboard, and you will never use more than two or three fingers on your left hand simultaneously.

Edited, Jan 16th 2008 10:17am by fromanthebarbarian

Edited, Jan 16th 2008 10:17am by fromanthebarbarian

The Zerker Stance / Zerker Rage macro (to allow you to click one button in Defensive, to swap to zerker, and zerker rage) is useful on those bosses that emote before a fear (Onyxia for example), or have fear on a Timer.
CT_Raid and Deadly Boss Mobs also look for these emotes and warn you of an impending Fear.
Have a look on WoWWiKi's boss articles, where it lists the various emotes and shouts that a particular boss will give before changing phases, or starting special attacks.

i have it in there so i can get used to where it is, whenever i have to tank nightbane.

It's hard to see why you would. No one can hit keys with the same perfect timing a macro will execute changes. The whole idea of a macro that switches you, casts zerk rage, and puts you back in defensive is precisely that a big bad thing is beating the heck out of you, and siting even one instant too long in zerk stance can be the difference between a smooth encounter and a serious "oh no" moment for your healers.

It's not like you need to take up screen real-estate for this either. A couple of good mods (like say Trinity Bars 2.0) will allow you to put a key-binding on a macro without having to put the macro on an action bar.