/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.
Chat Channels
DAoC 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.
/gc Keep is under attack at Caer Benowyc
/g Regroup at the milegateWhere 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.
/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.
/macro Face /faceInstantly turns your character to face whatever you have selected. Essential for casters, who cannot cast at something they are not facing.
/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.