Would love to dude, but it’s coming back that it has 3 protected blocks so can’t make any changes.
I found it easier to just keybind Final verdict and divine storm rather that hold control
Hey i killed Altar HC with your macro i try 11/11.2 and what i got see intresting i got 4p this is dps ret paladins in my raid
U see ? They all have divine arbiter tons of damage and its mine
You need to track your proc and alternate between Final Verdict and Divine Storm. Use the addon Divine Arbiter Prompt to track the proc
You need to use your armor’s Tier 4 ability effectively. Alternate between Storm and Verdict to consume procs. Use the addon I linked in the first post. Which macro did you like the most?
The 11.2 beta version runs better for me. It’s smoother.
I dont know yet but yea 11.2 better at first look
Hey @DrussRet i use 11.2 as well including the addon mention by you and it feels smooth and overall hits like a truck. I use 25ms intervall on my keyboard to spam through the macro and feel like “if the procc occures, it can be fired as fast as you can push the modifier (changed to alt).
So all in all, pretty bunkers.
Ty <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
Your comments help me a lot in figuring out which way to go.
So to use the pros I can just the single target key bind switch to aoe and back and forward?
You can press Ctrl or switch from ST to AoE; it’s the same thing.
So basically we dont need ot use the Druss AoE macro at all ? Just to make sure I’m clear on this
That’s it. Install the addon I mentioned in the first post. You have to alternate between AoE ST.
I’ve noticed that sometimes in the middle of the rotation after working for a while, judgement, hammer of wrath, and sometimes blade of justice will not trigger when it should. I’ve notice you mention you use the reset key or something. Can you explain more of this? I haven’t used macro sequencers before.
In addition, doesn’t it make sense to have both a ST and and AOE NO CD button?
Thanks for the work you did here, it looks intensive.
In the GSE settings, enable a reset key.Alt is the best option. If you press Alt during the rotation, releasing it will attempt to cast the first abilities of the rotation (the burst).
Updated v11 and BETA v11.2 — see first post 
I made a few small adjustments to the two macros. I prefer how the old v11 version works now. I think I’m gradually getting the hang of this new season.
Theoretically, the beta version is better because it uses the priority mode sequence. The old sequence (v11) uses the sequential model. I believe GSE casts abilities faster in this mode, even if it isn’t the most ideal model.
So now the aoe macro basically fires off final verdict now and you have to use the CTRL modifer?
If you’re using the AoE rotation and the proc triggers, hold Ctrl to cast the single-target ability, then release it and continue with AoE as normal. It works the same way in single-target: when the proc triggers, hold Ctrl to cast the AoE ability, then release it and continue with your single-target rotation.
Okies both versions AOE and ST appear to be using final verdict and I have to hold ctrl for divine storm it wasnt yesterday until I just imported the new one
Both versions do the same thing. The difference lies in how the abilities are executed: version 11 follows a fixed sequence, while the beta uses a priority-based system.
Technically, the beta should perform better, but I think GSE works more reliably in sequential mode.
Which version is working best for you? Your comments help me a lot ![]()
For me, version 11 is the one delivering the best parses. The worst results were caused by individual mistakes, deaths, and poor positioning, no for macro:
Raid in normal mode:
Hi man yer i think there has been an error or something on export/import the aoe macros is default casting final verdict at the moment.





