/alias add bree /travel Bree-land
/alias add ered /travel Ered LuinHunters and everyone with a map skill accumulate dozens of travel destinations. An alias per destination is far faster than opening the skill panel every time.
Flag Yourself Looking for Fellowship
Marks you as available so fellowship finder searches pick you up. Easy to forget you have left it on.
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- Type /alias add NAME "command" to create a named shortcut for a command.
- Run it afterwards by typing /NAME, or place it on a bar.
- Use /shortcut <slot> <command> to put a command on a quickslot — slot 61 is the first slot of the second bar.
- Quickslots are numbered from 1, running left to right and then down through the bars.
- Aliases are per-character and are saved automatically when you log out cleanly.
More LOTRO macros
/assistPicks up whatever your target is attacking. Put it on a quickslot and a fellowship can stay on one mob without anyone calling targets aloud.
/alias add home /travel BreeGives a short name to a command you type often. Afterwards, typing /home runs whatever you attached. Aliases are per-character and save automatically when you log out cleanly.
/shortcut 62 /saluteDrops an emote onto a bar slot. Roleplay kinships build whole bars of these, and it is the most common everyday use of the shortcut command.
/musicSwitches your character into music mode so you can play an instrument. LOTRO has a full ABC notation music system, and this is the first step into it.
/f Pulling now /raid Stack behind the bossPosts to your fellowship with /f or the whole raid with /raid. Raid leaders live in /raid, and knowing the short forms saves a click on every call.
/followAuto-follows whoever you have selected until you move. Middle-earth is very large and travelling behind someone who knows the route is a real convenience.
/alias listPrints every alias on the current character. The quickest way to work out why a command is doing something unexpected.