I love the place/heel macro and how you can use guard/obey as an interrupt, I had been using stay/heel in separate macros, this will really streamline everything! Thank you!
As contribution, /macrolock is a great command to use in some macros. It basically locks out other macros from being activated until all lines below the /macrolock line has been done, and thus can protect certain faerie commands from interruption.
For example, my macro for Whispering Dawn (converting it into "Steady/Guard" interrupt) is
/macroicon "Whispering Dawn" pet Eos
/macrolock
/pac Steady
/pac Guard
/pac "Whispering Dawn" <wait.2>
This ensures that WD gets cast even if you accidentally mash the button or even press another macro with interrupt. However, since /macrolock will prevent you from activating another macro until the macro with it has run through, macros using this command may interrupt your Embrace + Heal macros, which is one reason I do not use such macros.
Other reasons for me not using Embrace + Heal Macros are these babies:
/focustarget
/echo Embrace eternity, <f>!
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <f> <wait.2>
/echo <p> asks: Should I heal again, Mistress? <se.11>
/echo Embrace eternity, <2>!
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <2> <wait.2>
/echo <p> asks: Should I heal again, Mistress? <se.11>
/echo Embrace eternity, <3>!
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/pac "Embrace" <3> <wait.2>
/echo <p> asks: Should I heal again, Mistress? <se.11>
These macros force my faerie to heal my focustarget, Tank 1 or Tank 2 (respectively) for 5-8 consecutive times (see the wait 2 secs? They work as "cooldown ques" per the terms used here) unless another macro is used to interrupt it. This lets me focus on healing other members of my group as needed. Of course when I use another macro I have to reapply one of those macros if I need to.

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