Dual Frost DK [GS] -Updated-

Death Knight Archive Patch 7.0+
1

Hello all. I know it’s been a long while, but here is the macro I’ve been using for a few days now.

Major: Outbreak, Raise Ally, Regenerative Magic
Minor: Resilient Grip, Path of Frost
Talents: 2313111

Sequences["DualFrost"] = {
StepFunction = [[
		limit = limit or 1
		if step == limit then
			limit = limit % #macros + 1
			step = 1
		else
			step = step % #macros + 1
		end
	]],
    PreMacro = [[
/cast [combat] Pillar of Frost
/cast [combat] Anti-Magic Shell
    ]],
	'/castsequence Frost Strike',
	'/cast Plague Leech',
	'/castsequence Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Obliterate',
	'/castsequence Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Obliterate',
	'/cast Howling Blast',
	'/cast [talent:4/1] Blood Tap',
    PostMacro = [[
/targetenemy [noharm][dead]
/use [combat] 13
/use [combat] 14
/script UIErrorsFrame:Hide();
    ]],
}

I’ve been doing pretty well in LFRs testing it out (Using Glaives since I got no good weapons).
I put blood tap at the end of the sequence so you don’t look spasmodic (Spasmy?) while using the macro.

I used this macro to get my Endless 30 DPS title. Was ilvl 632 with Glaives and took gloves off.
Update: Before posting, I noticed I never put “Plague Leech” into the macro. I’ve made another update just now to put it below Frost Strike. Kinda sad face about that, but at the same time I got Endless 30 w/o.

2

Any reason on why you have added Blood Tap to the macro it seems you are using Runic Corruption instead?

3

Every time I’ve posted a macro. Normally the first thing people ask for is how to add Blood Tap in. So I’ve just been tossing it into my macros even when I don’t use it myself.

4

Hello Susieski…

I have been using your old one for the longest time. Probably when you put it up!! heh. :stuck_out_tongue:

Anyways, I tweaked it just a bit? Cause you got personal cooldowns in there and I added some stuff in.

My level is 729 right now, Got my heroic 4 piece and all that stuff?

I am getting around 60k on the garrison training dummy with it. When we raid again next week, I will post more what I do on it.

Sequences["DualFrost"] = {
StepFunction = [[
		limit = limit or 1
		if step == limit then
			limit = limit % #macros + 1
			step = 1
		else
			step = step % #macros + 1
		end
	]],
    PreMacro = [[
/use [combat] mecha-blast rocket
/use Draenic Strength Potion
    ]],
	'/castsequence Frost Strike',
	'/cast Plague Leech',
	'/castsequence Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Obliterate',
	'/castsequence Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Obliterate',
	'/cast Howling Blast',
	'/cast [talent:4/1] Blood Tap',
    PostMacro = [[
/script UIErrorsFrame:Hide();
    ]],
}
5

Well to see what this thing would do…I just qued up LFR Arch.

As fight started with all my CDs and related stuff, I peaked at about 102/5k.

Then settled down around high 80s. About most of the fight I was around high 70’s.

So thus far, Yeah. Seems to work pretty good. :slight_smile:

Thanks for posting it SusieSki! :stuck_out_tongue:

6

I’ve been testing around with a few things and I am now really having fun with frost using this current macro.

Talents: 2132113

Since I’ve taken Talent 7/3 Glacial Advance, make sure in AoE packs your aiming it at the group. (It fires out in a line) You don’t have to, but there really isn’t anything to do but that.

The only proc I have on my bar to control is “Death Strike”.
The only DPS CDs I have on my bars are “Empower Rune Weapon” and Ring.

Sequences['PTRFrost'] = {
StepFunction = [[
		limit = limit or 1
		if step == limit then
			limit = limit % #macros + 1
			step = 1
		else
			step = step % #macros + 1
		end
	]],
    PreMacro = [[
/use [combat] Obliteration
/use [combat] Pillar Of Frost
    ]],
	'/cast [combat] Glacial Advance',
	'/cast Frost Strike',
	"/cast [combat] Remorseless Winter",
	'/castsequence Howling Blast, Frostscythe, Howling Blast, Obliterate',
	'/castsequence Howling Blast, Howling Blast, Frostscythe, Howling Blast, Obliterate',
    PostMacro = [[
/script UIErrorsFrame:Hide();
    ]],
}