/macro Siege /groundassist SiegeleaderCopies the ground target of a named player so a whole line of catapults fires at the same spot. This is how organised keep sieges actually work.
Face Your Target
Instantly turns your character to face whatever you have selected. Essential for casters, who cannot cast at something they are not facing.
/macro Face /faceWhere to paste this
- Type /macro NAME command to create an icon labelled NAME on your first free quickbar slot.
- Drag the icon wherever you want it on your quickbars.
- Bind a key to that slot with /qbind, which takes a page, a slot and a bar number.
- Use /qbar to switch which quickbar page is showing.
- Macros save with your character, so a layout survives between sessions.
More DAoC macros
/macro MA /assist MainassistTargets a named player and picks up whatever they are attacking. Eight-player groups in the frontier live on this, because focus fire wins fights.
/qbind 1 2 2Maps a keyboard key to a specific quickbar page and slot, which is how a macro gets fired without clicking it. The three numbers are page, slot and bar.
/gc Keep is under attack at Caer Benowyc /g Regroup at the milegateDAoC separates guild chat, group chat and the realm-wide advice channel. /gc is guild, /g is group, and knowing them saves fumbling in a fight.
/realmPrints your realm rank and points. Realm rank is the long-term progression that keeps people in the frontier for years, so people check it often.
/macro Stick /stickMakes a labelled icon on your first free quickbar slot that runs the command after the name. The name has to be short because it has to fit on the icon.
/who cleric 45 50Lists players online, filterable by class and level range. The standard way to find a healer for a frontier group.
/macro Inc /g Incoming enemy group!Posts a fixed message to your group. Keep one per common call — incoming, mez, speed — because typing them out in a fight is not realistic.