Final Fantasy XIV Conjurer Macros
Conjurers are nature magic healers that specialize in healing their party members and have access to a variety of supportive spells.
/macroicon "Cure"
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <focus>This macro is designed for conjurers and uses the Cure spell. It enables you to heal a party member by simply hovering over their avatar or their name in the party window. If no target is moused over, the macro will heal your focus target, which should be the tank.
/aoe on
/ac "Protect" <me>
/wait 3
/ac "Shell" <me>
/wait 3
/ac "Shock Spikes" <me>
/wait 6
/ac "Stoneskin" <me>
/aoe offThis macro automates the casting of multiple buffs on yourself, with specified waiting times between each cast. It casts Protect, Shell, Shock Spikes, and Stoneskin in sequence, turning on the area of effect (AoE) at the beginning and turning it off at the end.
/macroicon "Cure"
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <t>
/ac "Cure" <tt>This macro is designed to cast Cure on multiple targets depending on the conditions. It prioritizes mouseover targets, then your current target, and finally the target of your target. This allows you to heal more flexibly without manually switching targets.
/ac "Cure" <st>This macro allows you to cast Cure on a target of your choice by using a secondary cursor. This provides greater control over your healing and helps you quickly switch targets when needed.
/micon Asylum
/ac Asylum gtoffThis macro takes advantage of the "gtoff" command to instantly place Asylum at the cursor location without going through the ground targeting process. This provides a faster way to place Asylum and helps you maintain focus on healing and other actions.
/macroicon "Cure"
/macroerror off
/ac "Cure II" <t>
/ac "Regen" <t>
/ac "Cure" <t>This macro is useful in level synced instances, especially on the initial Palace of the Dead floors. It casts Cure II if available, Regen if able, and Cure otherwise. This provides a convenient way to heal targets with the most efficient spells based on their availability.
/item "Potion" <st>
/item "Ether" <st>This macro enables you to use potions and ethers on yourself or others with a secondary cursor. It provides versatility in healing and resource management, allowing you to support your party members when necessary.
/macroicon "Stone"
/ac "Stone" <t>
/ac "Stone" <tt>This macro enables you to cast Stone on multiple targets while keeping the tank as your primary target for heals. It prioritizes your current target and then the target of your target, allowing you to contribute some damage to the enemy while healing the tank.
/ac "Swiftcast" <me>
/ac "Medica II"This macro allows you to quickly cast Medica II using Swiftcast. It helps you provide rapid area-of-effect healing when the situation demands immediate action.
/macroicon "Raise"
/macroerror off
/ac "Thin Air" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Raise" <t>
/ac "Raise" <1>
/ac "Raise" <2>
/ac "Raise" <3>
/ac "Raise" <4>
/ac "Raise" <5>
/ac "Raise" <6>
/ac "Raise" <7>This macro allows you to instantly cast Raise with Swiftcast if it is available, or cast it normally otherwise. It prioritizes your current target but will target any dead party member in descending order if your target is invalid. Thin Air is also included for MP economy.
/ac "Swiftcast"
/ac "Raise" <t>This macro enables you to instantly cast Raise on your current target using Swiftcast. It is useful for quickly reviving fallen allies during battle.
/macroicon "Cure II"
/ac "Cure II" <mo>
/ac "Cure II" <t>
/ac "Cure II" <tt>
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <t>
/ac "Cure" <tt>This macro is designed for instances where your level is synced down. It attempts to cast Cure II on mouseover, target, and target of target in that order. If Cure II is unavailable due to level sync, it will fall back to using Cure in the same targeting priority.
Final Fantasy XIV has an in-game macro system that lets players create macros to automate various actions. The macro system supports text commands, ability usage, targeting, and inventory management. Macros can be created using a text-based command system and can be assigned to hotkeys for ease of use.