Sequence Mode
Follow a CRB rotation sequence while CRB keeps your current and upcoming actions easy to see.
Built for World of Warcraft: Forever
Know what to press next. Learn your rotation. Customize how you play.
Follow a CRB sequence, or let the Rotation Helper read your class, level, talents and target and show the best spell you can cast right now and why. You press every key yourself. It covers levels 1 to 30 on all 9 classes and 27 talent trees.
In development Private testing, build 0.6.3-beta. No download or release date yet.
An illustration of the card layout with examples from three classes. It is not a screenshot; real in-game screenshots will replace it.
Play your way
Follow a CRB rotation sequence while CRB keeps your current and upcoming actions easy to see.
Let CRB evaluate the fight and show you what ability makes sense next, based on your character and current combat state.
CRB recommends the action. You press your normal ability key.
Sequence Mode suits players who want a predictable, authored rotation path. Compare the two modes.
Rotation Helper
The Rotation Helper works down a priority list and recommends the first spell you have learned that the game says you can use right now. These three are real lists from CRB's own data: a melee damage tree, a caster damage tree and a healer's heal tier.
Every rule is marked Testing until it has been checked in the game. Browse all 27 trees in the rotation library, or read why CRB skips a spell.
What it does
CRB is a helper, not a replacement for playing. It looks at your class, level, talents, learned spells and target, and shows what to press, why, what comes next and, on a healer, who needs a heal first.
A big spell icon and name, the key you assigned, a plain reason, and up to four small Next icons. You always press the key yourself.
CRB detects your class and level. Levels 1 to 9 use the class leveling profile. From level 10 it reads your talent points and picks your main tree. Every recommendation is filtered against spells you have learned.
A Druid in Cat or Bear Form gets Cat or Bear abilities from the spells you have learned. Warrior Overpower and Revenge follow their stances. The card names the form.
Healer builds rank who needs a heal first. The radar is information only: it never targets or heals for you.
In Learning mode, hover the main icon to see which higher spells were passed over and why: on cooldown, wrong form, wrong target or not usable.
Set keyboard, mouse or controller buttons for CRB's own keys. The card shows the button you would press.
Four themes, saved profiles, a resizable HUD, text sizes from 80% to 200%, and spell tooltips you can turn off.
Large text, high contrast, three colour-vision palettes, reduced motion, a large key badge, and optional spoken cues. Colour is never the only signal.
Beta
Follow a sequence written in CRB. CRB tracks it and shows your current and upcoming action, and you press your normal ability key. Build one in the block editor and share it as a short !CRB! text.
Experimental, off by default
A small bar of spell buttons where CRB highlights the one it recommends and you click it.
Beta
Controller buttons as keys, button hints on the card, and a window you can drive with the controller.
Development
Highlights from the private test build. Nothing here has been publicly released.
Playing by the rules
CRB recommends actions only. It does not create key presses, run unattended combat, choose a healing target for you or get around protected actions. The optional heal keys and click-cast bar use Blizzard's secure buttons, and every cast still needs your key press or click.
Community
Useful community projects from creators around the WoW rotation and macro scene.
Discover, share, and explore community rotation strings.
Visit The Fence (external site, opens in a new tab)Join ElfyAU's Discord (external site, opens in a new tab)
Community resources and guides for GSE users.
Visit GSE United (external site, opens in a new tab)Join GSE United Discord (external site, opens in a new tab)
Independent projects made by other people, not part of CRB. No partnership or endorsement is implied.
CRB is in development and private testing. The release status page shows where things stand, and the guides explain how it works.