How to Make and Use Macros in Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen
Macros are a great way to make things easier in Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen easier. They let you automate tasks, communicate faster, and handle tricky situations with just a click. This guide explains how to set up and use macros.
How to Create a Macro
Click the Pantheon icon in the top-left corner of the screen.
Choose Macros from the menu.
In the macro window, click the "+" button to create a new macro.
Type a name for your macro in the Name field.
Enter the commands you want in the Command box.
Basic Macro Examples
Drag a Corpse
Move a fallen ally’s body to safety.
Name: Drag Corpse
Command:
/drag
Warn About Incoming Enemies
Alert your group to incoming threats.
Name: Incoming
Command:
/g INCOMING! Help me with %t!
Tip:
%t
will automatically show the name of your current target.
Find Your Location
Use this to show your XYZ coordinates.
Name: Location
Command:
/loc
Log Out Safely
Start a 30-second countdown to log out.
Name: Camp
Command:
/camp
How to Use Macros
Open the Macro Menu
After creating your macros, the macro menu will remain available for quick access.Click to Activate
Simply click the macro you want to use from the macro menu and the command will execute immediately.
Position
Drag and position the macro window where it’s convenient for you.
You can adjust its size and opacity in the settings.
Organize
Place frequently used macros at the top or in easily reachable spots within the macro window.
(Optional) Use Commands Directly in Chat
If you remember the macro command, you can type it directly into the chat (but this is not as fast). For example:Typing
/loc
in chat will show your location, just like the Location macro.
Advanced Macro Ideas
Target Swapping
Quickly switch targets during combat.
Command Example:
/target [name]
Skill Rotations
Use multiple skills in sequence.
Example:
/use 1
/wait 2
/use 2
Manage Pets
Control your pet with these commands:
Attack:
/pet attack
Follow:
/pet follow
Example:
/pet attack
/g Sending my pet to attack %t!
Group Buff Rotation
Buff your entire group in one click.
Example:
/target groupmember 1
/use 1
/wait 3
Repeat for other group members.
Tips for Using Macros
Start Simple: Try one-line macros like
/loc
or/camp
to get used to them.Organize Your Macros: Use clear names to keep them easy to find.
Prepare for Emergencies: Always have handy macros like
/drag
or/loc
.Experiment: Test out new commands to see what you like.
Final Blurb
Macros are a powerful tool to save time and make things smoother. Instead of typing commands or doing tasks manually, macros let you focus on the fun parts of the game. Start with these examples and expand as you learn. With practice, you’ll find ways to customize macros to make your adventures even better!