WoW Forever · Mage
Mage rotation for WoW Forever
Aster picks the rotation from the talent tree with most of your points and presses the next ability you need. Below is the single-target order it follows for each tree. These are the real JustAC priorities Aster installs.
Arcane
Single target, by priority
- Evocation — when its condition holds
- Fire Blast — when its condition holds
- Arcane Missiles — when its condition holds
- Shoot (wand) — when its condition holds
- Arcane Blast
- Frostbolt
Several targets: Cone of Cold, Arcane Explosion, Blizzard
Fire
Single target, by priority
- Combustion — when its condition holds
- Evocation — when its condition holds
- Pyroblast — when its condition holds
- Fire Blast — when its condition holds
- Shoot (wand) — when its condition holds
- Fireball — when its condition holds
- Scorch
Several targets: Blast Wave, Flamestrike
Frost default until you spend talent points
Single target, by priority
- Evocation — when its condition holds
- Shoot (wand) — when its condition holds
- Ice Lance — when its condition holds
- Frostbolt
Several targets: Cone of Cold, Blizzard, Frost Nova
Spell names as in the JustAC data.
Levelling
Below level 60: the wand when mana runs low or the mob is almost dead.
How to start
- Get an Aster key with the WoW Forever option, start the game and Aster — it installs the addons into the
_forever_folder itself. - Put these abilities on your bars with keyboard keys (Aster can't press the mouse).
- Type
/reloadin game, press Start Aster and pull.
JustAC or Hekili Forever
By default Aster follows JustAC with our levelling rules. At level 60 you can switch to Hekili Forever, which plans the fight ahead. The switch is on Aster's Rotation page.
FAQ
Does it work while levelling?
Yes, from level 1: unlearned spells are skipped and the levelling rules apply below 60. It is most solid at 60.
What if I have no talent points?
The class default tree is used: Frost. Spend points and the rotation switches by itself.
Is it safe?
Aster doesn't read game memory or inject anything — it sees the screen and presses keys. But nobody can honestly promise "0% ban": any third-party software is against Blizzard's rules.