Action Bar¶
Keep spells, pet commands, bandages, and active talents together in one small bar. Open it with [hotbar.
Add and arrange actions¶
- Right-click any slot for Quick, Spells, Talents, and Presets.
- Drag a Magery spell icon from your spellbook onto an unlocked slot. Drop it elsewhere to keep the normal floating spell button.
- Move slot lets you click another slot to swap their contents. Clear slot removes the binding.
- Lock bar protects its position and bindings. Right-click a slot to unlock it again.
- Right-click the title strip for sizing, orientation, slot count, and pages. Existing hotbar-slot keybinds use the current page.
The bar does not grow when you learn more spells or talents. Choose what belongs on each page.
Starter presets¶
| Preset | Actions |
|---|---|
| Summoner | Summon Shade, All Kill, Guard Me, Follow Me, Heal |
| Tamer | All Kill, Guard Me, Follow Me, Bandage Self |
| Healing | Bandage Self |
New Summoners, Tamers, and healing-based starter paths receive the matching preset on a fresh bar. Saved bars and imported controls are not replaced. Existing players can select a preset manually; it uses an empty page and keeps all existing bindings.
Summons and pet commands¶
Summoning spells show how many of that summon you own, including creatures offscreen. Hover for your used and maximum follower slots and summon control slots. These are slot totals, not creature counts.
All Kill opens the normal pet attack cursor. Guard Me and Follow Me issue their normal pet orders. Obedience, range, and control-slot rules still apply.
Unavailable spells are dimmed. Hover for the reason, such as a missing page, mana, reagents, Magery, or control slots. Assigning a spell does not unlock it or bypass casting rules.
Manual bandaging¶
Bandage Self shows your backpack bandage count and the current heal timer. It works manually in PvP even when Auto-Bandage is paused.
Clicking again restarts the full heal cycle and normally consumes another bandage. It does not stack heals or speed them up. No-consumables events retain their normal free-bandage rule.