Balance

Balance Druid Sequence 

Designed for MoP Classic (level 81+). The sequence auto-shifts to Moonkin Form out of combat, keeps Moonfire and Sunfire rolling, and gives Starsurge priority. Filler swaps between Starfire and Wrath to ride Eclipse without trying to micro-manage it. Starfall and the big cooldown are on mods so you fire them when it matters.


Core Single-Target Rotation:

• Stay in Moonkin Form. The sequence forces it out of combat so you don’t pull in the wrong form.

• Open with Moonfire, then Sunfire. Refresh dots before they fall; refresh inside a matching Eclipse when you can.

• Starsurge on cooldown and on Shooting Stars procs.

• Filler swaps between Starfire and Wrath to keep the bar moving. The loop does not try to force a direction.

• Use Celestial Alignment for planned burn windows.

• While moving, refresh dots and spend instant Starsurge procs.

Core AoE Rotation:

• Press Shift for Starfall on packs and during add waves.

• Multi-dot Moonfire and Sunfire on priority targets. This is strong cleave even before channeling.

• For stacked groups, channel Hurricane or Astral Storm (the sequence chooses based on what you know).

• Keep pressing Starsurge on procs even in AoE.

Modded Keys:

• Shift = Starfall (burst AoE on demand).

• Ctrl = Celestial Alignment (major cooldown).

• Alt = Barkskin (defensive).

Cooldowns:

• Celestial Alignment is on Ctrl so you can line it up with trinkets and mechanics.

• Barkskin on Alt for frequent damage.

• Optional talents like Incarnation or Nature’s Vigil can be added with [known] checks if you prefer them automated.

Why this setup:

• DoTs are handled by short, safe repeats and a reset-on-pull opener so they start clean and don’t get spam-clipped.

• Starsurge has its own repeat for fast proc consumption.

• Filler alternates to maintain flow without over-scripting Eclipse and causing stalls.

• Starfall is manual so you don’t break CC or pull extra.

Tuning tips:

• If you find dots clipping, lengthen their refresh interval or rely more on proc-driven refresh during movement.

• If you want tighter burn control, remove the automatic Starsurge repeat and fire it only on procs.

• If Starfall risks extra pulls, keep it purely manual on Shift and don’t place it anywhere else.

Notes:

• Hurricane and Astral Storm are channels; any movement will stop them.

• Wild Mushroom and Symbiosis are left manual so you can place them with intent.

Feral

Feral Druid Sequence 

Designed for MoP Classic (level 81+). Built for clean single-target bleeds, solid AoE on packs, and on-demand control. The sequence auto-shifts to Cat Form out of combat, keeps Savage Roar rolling, and uses Rake/Rip with Shred or Mangle as your builders. Tiger’s Fury is included for energy spikes; Berserk/Incarnation are fired from long-interval blocks.


Core Single-Target Rotation:

• Keep Savage Roar up at all times.

• Apply Rake early and refresh before it falls.

• Spend 5 CP on Rip and maintain it; don’t clip early.

• Use Ferocious Bite as your dump when Rip has a healthy duration (roughly 8+ sec) and energy is high.

• Shred when behind; Mangle (Cat) when you can’t be behind.

• Tiger’s Fury on cooldown when low on energy; line it up with Rip/Bite when possible.

• Use Berserk/Incarnation for planned burst windows or on pull.

Core AoE Rotation:

• Thrash (Cat) on cooldown for the bleed and snap threat.

• Swipe as the main filler between Thrashes.

• Keep Savage Roar up; weave Rake on priority targets if you can maintain it.

• Pop Tiger’s Fury before big packs for stronger AoE ticks.

Modded Keys:

• Shift = Survival Instincts (major DR).

• Ctrl = Skull Bash (interrupt).

• Alt = Barkskin (frequent DR).

Cooldowns:

• Tiger’s Fury: frequent energy boost and damage amp.

• Berserk: big burst; pairs well with Tiger’s Fury and fresh bleeds.

• Incarnation (if talented): heavy opener/burst; disable the block if you prefer manual timing.

• Nature’s Vigil/Heart of the Wild (if talented): included via [known]; use or disable per preference.

Why this setup:

• Defensives and interrupt live on mods so they never fire at bad times.

• Cat Form is enforced out of combat so you don’t pull in the wrong form.

• ST loop guards Rip first, then spends with Bite to avoid clipping your main bleed.

• AoE loop prioritizes Thrash → Swipe so packs feel sticky without over-complication.

Tuning tips:

• If you energy-cap often, use Tiger’s Fury earlier or shorten its interval.

• If you sit behind the boss reliably, weight Shred more heavily (or remove Mangle).

• If survivability dips, keep Barkskin on cooldown manually and hold Bite more often.

• Prefer fully manual burst? Disable Berserk/Incarnation blocks and press them yourself.

Notes:

• Openers from stealth (e.g., Ravage/Pounce) are left manual so you can align them with pull timers.

• Predatory Swiftness procs are not automated; use the instant Healing Touch or utility when it procs.

Guardian

 
Guardian Druid Sequence

Designed for MoP Classic (level 81+). Focuses on steady threat, clean AoE pickup, and on-demand mitigation. The sequence auto-shifts to Bear Form out of combat, keeps Faerie Fire rolling, and uses Mangle/Lacerate as the single-target core. Thrash and Swipe handle packs. Maul is included at low priority as a rage dump and can be removed if you prefer to bank rage.

Core Single-Target Rotation:

• Mangle on cooldown for rage and threat.

• Lacerate to stack and refresh.

• Faerie Fire to keep the armor debuff up.

• Thrash as filler for bleed and snap threat.

• Maul only when rage is comfortable (low priority in the loop).

Core AoE Rotation:

• Thrash on cooldown for bleed and initial pickup.

• Swipe to maintain AoE threat between Thrashes.

• Mangle the primary target, weave Lacerate on priority mobs.

• Faerie Fire any targets that peel.

Cooldowns:

• Berserk or Incarnation fire from a long-interval block to help with opens and big pulls.

• Use Shift, Ctrl, and Alt defensives manually so you do not waste rage or big DRs into low damage.

Modded Keys:

• Shift = Frenzied Regeneration (self-heal).

• Ctrl = Survival Instincts (major DR).

• Alt = Barkskin (frequent DR).

Why this setup:

• Mitigation is on mods so you can time Savage Defense and Frenzied Regeneration around boss spikes.

• Maul sits last in the priority so it never steals rage from survival unless everything else is on cooldown.

• Swipe is in the AoE version only to keep the ST profile focused on Mangle/Lacerate uptime.

Tuning tips:

• If survivability dips, delete the Maul action or move it to a longer-interval Repeat block.

• Prefer manual CDs only? Disable the Berserk/Incarnation block.

• Need an interrupt on a mod? Swap Ctrl to Skull Bash and keep Barkskin on Alt.

• Add Challenging Roar to a mod if you want a manual AoE taunt.

Notes:

• Savage Defense is not automated. Use it for physical spikes. Use Frenzied Regeneration when you need health now.

• For magic-heavy encounters, lean on Barkskin and Survival Instincts and consider turning off Maul to save more rage for heals.

Restoration

 
Restoration Druid Sequence

Designed for MoP Classic (level 81+). Built for proactive HoTs with fast spot-healing and smart raid coverage. Sequences use mouseover targeting for every heal so you can keep your current target/focus for mechanics. Maintain Lifebloom on the tank, keep Rejuvenation rolling on priority targets, and use Swiftmend/Wild Growth for burst healing. Cast a direct heal regularly to keep your Harmony mastery active.

Core Single-Target Rotation:

• Keep Lifebloom on the active tank; refresh before it falls.

• Maintain Rejuvenation on targets taking consistent damage.

• Use Regrowth for fast spot-heals (consume Clearcasting procs).

• Use Healing Touch for efficient non-urgent top-offs.

• Press Swiftmend on cooldown when a HoT is present to trigger Efflorescence.

• Cast a direct heal (Regrowth/Healing Touch/Swiftmend) at least every ~20 sec to keep Harmony up.

Core AoE Rotation:

• Press Wild Growth during group damage; aim to catch 5–6 injured players.

• Layer Rejuvenation on multiple targets as damage ramps.

• Swiftmend a central target standing with the group to drop Efflorescence in a good spot.

• Use Tranquility for planned raid-wide damage or emergencies.

Modded Keys:

• Shift = Wild Growth (raid/party AoE).

• Ctrl = Swiftmend (@mouseover) for burst + Efflorescence.

• Alt = Ironbark (@mouseover) external DR on tanks or spiky targets.

• Optional swap: Alt = Barkskin (self-defensive) if you prefer manual Ironbark.

Utilities and Mana:

• Innervate proactively when below ~70–75% mana during sustained damage.

• Remove Corruption for dispels; keep an eye on magic/curse mechanics.

• Rebirth is manual so you don’t waste combat res at the wrong moment.

Cooldowns:

• Ironbark (Alt) on tanks or players with targeted hits.

• Tranquility for heavy raid damage windows.

• Nature’s Swiftness + Healing Touch (optional manual macro) for instant big saves.

Why this setup:

• Mouseover casting keeps your camera/target free for mechanics and DPS checks.

• Short, safe repeats handle HoT upkeep without clipping too aggressively.

• Direct-heal cadence sustains Harmony for a steady throughput floor.

• Swiftmend is on a mod so you choose Efflorescence placement when it matters.

Tuning tips:

• If HoTs are clipping, lengthen the Rejuvenation repeat or rely more on Wild Growth.

• If tanks feel spiky, increase Lifebloom refresh cadence and use more Regrowth on Clearcasting.

• If you’re mana-starved, favor Healing Touch over Regrowth outside of Clearcasting and be stricter with Wild Growth.

• If Efflorescence misses the group, hold Swiftmend a second to place it better.

Notes:

• All healing casts assume @mouseover,help,nodead; move your cursor over raid frames to direct the heals.

• Keep yourself safe: use Barkskin manually on predictable damage, and don’t hesitate to Tranquility during true emergencies.