Rambleon Birdsong
Level 30 Night Elf Hunter · Alliance · with Scarletfire · World of Warcraft: Forever
A Night Elf Hunter who started out in Teldrassil. His nights are remembered by Rambleon, the journal named after him.
Rambleon's Hunter Bars
Your real bars, straight from the game. Hover or tap any button for its tooltip. Every pull lives on 1 to =, situational spells on Shift, and out-of-combat spells on a click-only bar. Open on its own page.
Hover any button
On a phone, scroll the screenshot sideways and tap a button.
Slot by slot
Click a row to highlight it on the screenshot.
Rules behind the layout
Keep muscle memory
Leave spells you already press in their slots. Fill new spells into slots you freed up instead of reshuffling the whole bar.
Sort by when, not by spellbook tab
Every pull goes on the number row. Situational goes on Shift. Out of combat goes on a click-only bar.
Group by job
Keep all traps next to each other and all aspects next to each other, so you can find a whole group without looking.
Re-drag after training
A spell already on a bar can stay at its old rank. After a trainer visit, drag it from the spellbook again so the bar has the top rank.
Check movement keys first
Before binding anything, look at Movement Keys. A new binding silently takes the key from whatever had it.
Cut buttons you never press
If you always open with Arcane Shot, Auto Shot doesn't need a slot.
Still to finish
- Esc → Options → Keybindings → Action Bar 2
- Click Button 11, press Shift + −
- Click Button 12, press Shift + =
Left in the spellbook
- Auto Shot: you open with Arcane Shot instead
- Beast Training and Beast Lore: rarely used, open from the spellbook (P)
Unchanged
- Pet bar on Ctrl + 1–4 and 8–0
- Movement: W S, Q E turn, A D strafe, R autorun
More of Rambleon
Rambleon's journal
Every night he played, as a timeline, a story page and a chapter. Written by Rambleon, the AddOn named after him.
Read the journal → WrappedRambleon's Wrapped
His nights summed up as cards: hours, levels, enemies, zones, the company he kept and the deaths.
Open the Wrapped →