Please make sure you have enough HP to actually do this lol. Jump off, bind up to 50%, jump off again.
My favorite spot for this was the lifts at Kelethin. The wrapping yourself in bandages one is less fun but valuable later on. The jumping off high places and hurting yourself one is kinda fun. Also higher hide means more evade successes. Try to keep these capped for your level and you will save yourself a tremendous headache trying to move invisibly. Mash these buttons together whenever you have downtime. Later on people WILL care if you pickpocket, so get it capped by 40 and stop using it or risk your reputation. In this case, simply delete the line that refers to pickpocket and the macro will still work for evading. Certain types of mobs will call you out on fails and some people are overly attached to the 3 silver that orc pawn was planning on giving them. Please inform your group that you'll be training pickpocket and make sure they are ok with that. Place this macro on your main bar and use it whenever you see your hide skill pop. What that macro will do is turn off your attack, steal from the mob, trigger evade which is how hide functions in combat as an aggro reduction ability, and resumes attacking. Combat skills on the next tab follow the same pattern starting with 7. The numbers are where on your second tab you placed your noncombat skills. Where /do 3 refers to pickpocket and /do 1 refers to hide. In your actions window (ctrl-A) on the 4th tab use the arrows to change pages and right click on a blank button. So how do we get ready for this? Setup an evade macro that includes pickpocket. I strongly suggest you get your notes around 40 so the deaths you may eat sting less. You'll want your pickpocket skill at 200 by level 40 for the best odds of not getting killed in the initial steps of your epic. Here's a bunch of unsolicited advice on what worked best for me. Try to figure out smart ways to train skills (multiple if you can) in the easiest way possible, while doing other stuff. Divide it up over time is my recommendation. You'll thank yourself later when you're clicking a door back and forth for only 30, 40, 50 points rather than 200 at 40 or 210 at 60. Might as well head over to Befallen every 10 levels or so and cap your skill for your level. That's the perfect time to develop skill sets you will need to have later on. You're going to eventually find yourself in WC or elsewhere with nothing to do. Playing a rogue involves quite a bit of time devoted to leveling the ton of skills you have outside of the typical leveling grind. Lock picking is worthwhile to train early on. Speaking of Pick Locks, is it worth going to Befallen to get my skill up or do most groups running dungeons with locked doors prefer to have keys in case they need to bail out in a hurry? The difference between seeing 10 dmg (at 10 Sneak Attack starting value) and 40 dmg (or higher) really made me wish I'd used training points. Not that I have used it yet, but it seems like it should be one of the defining rogue skills, so not getting it to a useful level sounds like I'd be doing myself a disservice.Īs to backstab I actually levelled it up in the field, but I'd been saving all of my skill points (other than the ones I spent getting Pick Locks to 11) and really wish I had been given that advice earlier. Why do none of my sap macros (I still have spammable.) have any consistency in BFA? It’s actually more reliable for me to sap manually as though I didn’t have a macro.I had heard that getting Pick Locks up to 11 was basically a requirement or else you can't use it. Why is it so inconsistent? I never had a single issue using these macros until s2 of BFA. So when I was nearby I danced, and spammed the sap for his slot. A druid sat down to drink and stealthed to cover it. The same with enemy rogues, who I’ll see visibly, but Sapping arena slot, once again, does nothing.Įven more infuriating, it DOES work. Spamming the sap for him, nothing happened. I followed a druid in stealth across the BEM bridge. It got to the point where actually targeting them and hitting sap manually was more reliable than my macro, so I switched to Sap 123. And I’ve been spamming sap macros for more than 10 years. I bound these out of necessity in Legion, when I starting losing a majority of my “Sap Battles” in arena. For spamming that super fast sap in arena when it tells you which slot is the enemy target. I’ve actually been having issues with sap that never happened prior to S2 of BFA.įor example, I’ve got Sap 2, and 3 Bound.
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