Always use the [exists] conditional when making mouseover macros
Use the [flyable] conditional for customized mount macros
You can use the [equipped] conditional to check for specific equipped items or general things, like a shield.
There is no GM island, only GM castle
/focus takes conditionals just like other macro commands
You can type in /played and get details about how long you've played Wow and your character
You can simulate a button click with /click - has interesting, but limited uses
You can swap your talent specs with the /usetalents command
Use /castrandom like a cast sequence to cast random spells or use random items
/petpassive tells your pet to stop attacking and follow you. Can be combined to form cool macros.
There's a conditional to check to see if you are swimming, just use [swimming]
The [pet] conditional returns true if you have a pet or a certain pet by name.
The [channeling] conditional returns true when you are channeling a spell or spell by name.
You can swap out your equipment sets with the /equipset command
Hunters have the most spells off the global cooldown than any other class
Use /run to perform powerful addon-like functionality in the LUA syntax
The commands /cast and /use are identical. If you are close to the character limit /use
The most characters you can enter for a macro is 255, the length max of an eight-digit binary number
You can make macros for addon slash commands that you use repeatedly
#showtooltip takes conditionals just like normal commands
You can shift click a spell in your spellbook while in the macro window to insert its name.
Using [party] as a conditional will return true only when you are in a party.
