how are your macros set up?

[Hibiki]

I'm just curious how nin/WARs have their macros set up for blink tanking and what not.

[ZQM]

CTRL 1-9 being weaponskills, 0 being my 2hr (often changed by what the skillchain is. I perfer to have all weaponskills macroed as a just-in-case, but I also don't want my constant weaponskill macro be next to my 2hr). I only have 4 WS right now (so only 4 out of 9 macros being used), but if I get NIN to 75 then most of them would be used.

ALT-1 Berserk, ALT-2 Provoke, ALT-3 Utsesmi: Ichi, ALT-4 :NI (not high enough for it, but that's where it's going), ALT 5 is the poison ninjitsu, ALT 6 being the weaking element of the skillchain, ALT-7 is used if we have two skill chains, both different elements. ALT-9 ranged. ALT-0 my TP/HP call.

Don't play NIN much anymore, but I keep the set as a just in case.

[Tab Key]

ctrl line is mostly abilities (provoke, bereserk, ranged etc..)
alt line is WS from 1-8... 9 and 0 are utsusemi 1 & 2.


I hit ctrl m to dish out jitsu debuffs/elementals since I always check on timers

[Soliloquy]

CTRL: Provoke; Utsusemi: Ichi; Blade: Teki; Blade: Retsu; Report [HP / TP macro]; Fast Blade; Red Lotus Blade; blank; Engage [/ta <bt>; /a on]; Evasion earrings [weapon skill macros switch out my evasion earrings for +attack earring, as it's a 6+ atk difference... but also a 10 evasion difference, lol.]
ALT: Kurayami: Ichi; Suiton: Ichi; Katon: Ichi; Hyoton: Ichi; Huton: Ichi; Doton: Ichi; Raiton: Ichi; blank; Tonko: Ichi; Mijin Gakure

Only level 30/15. >_> Will have to rewrite some of my macros when I get some Ni spells - Tonko: Ni will probably replace Tonko: Ichi... not sure about where I'll put Utsusemi: Ni, but I'll figure it out. I don't use the sword weapon skills anymore, but have been too lazy to remove them from my macros, so. XP

If anyone's curious about the order I have the elemental spells in, it's in the order of the type of damage done.. Water > Fire > Ice > Wind > Earth > Lightning, and of course the debuff done is the element prior to it (or on the opposite side in the case of suiton).