wow-macro-commands

To heal a mouseover target in a WoW macro, use the `/cast` command combined with the `[@mouseover, help, nodead]` conditional syntax to dynamically target the unit under your cursor.

Secure commands in WoW macros, like `/cast` and `/use`, execute protected gameplay actions, while insecure commands handle UI or chat functions, and the macro system enforces strict rules to prevent automation of secure actions.

The `/castsequence` command in WoW macros allows you to queue multiple spells or items to execute in order with each button press, often combined with conditionals or reset timers to manage ability cooldowns.

Yes, you can use modifier conditionals like `[mod:shift]` within your WoW macro to change spell targeting or cast different spells dynamically based on whether the modifier key is held down.

If your WoW macro shows the wrong tooltip, you need to use the `#showtooltip` or `#show` syntax at the top of the macro to explicitly define which spell or item icon should be displayed.

WoW macro conditionals are limited by the game's secure command rules, meaning you cannot use them to automate complex decision-making loops or cast multiple spells simultaneously with a single keypress.