Every emote, your own /e lines and emote chains, without a single emote macro on your action bars. Built for roleplayers on WoW Forever.

Open it with its key binding, the launcher icon or /eze.

• Type to search, then press Enter to do the top match. Esc clears the search, then closes the palette.
• Tabs: Favorites, Recent, Greet, Mood, Social, Poses, Silly, Combat, All, Custom.
• Click an emote to do it (aimed at your target, like typing /wave). The palette closes; Shift-click keeps it open.
• Right-click adds or removes a favorite (gold name). Alt-click in Favorites moves one earlier.
• Markers: green = animation, blue = voice line, purple = chain.
• The gear (or right-clicking the icon) opens options: show/hide the icon, keep the palette open, type-to-search, chain step delay.
• Drag the palette or the icon by any empty spot to move them. Drag the palette's bottom-right corner to resize it: a bigger palette shows more columns and rows of emotes.

You get four wheels, each with its own key binding under Options > Keybindings > EzEmote (listed by name, e.g. "Emote wheel 2: Mood"). Hold a wheel's key, point at an emote and release.

They start as Main (your first eight favorites), Mood, Poses and Combat. Set them up in the wheel editor (/eze wheels, or Edit wheels in the options):

• Pick a wheel from the tabs on top, rename it in the box below.
• - / + sets how many slots it has, 4 to 12 (8 to start). A wheel with more slots is wider on screen. Shrinking hides the extra slots but keeps their emotes for when you grow it again.
• Click a slot, then pick any emote or custom item from the palette (search and tabs work as usual; Esc cancels).
• Right-click a slot to clear it, drag one slot onto another to swap them. The slot tooltips repeat this.
• Slots keep their spot, so an emote is always in the same direction. Pointing at an empty slot does nothing.

In the Custom tab, + New opens the editor. One step per line, for example a chain named arrive:

/wave
looks around the room.
wait 3
/sit

• /emote lines do that emote; add a name to aim it at someone: /bow Alice.
• Any other line is sent as /e text (/e text and /me text work too). %t becomes your target's name.
• Emotes are 2 seconds apart (change it in options); a wait 3 line sets the gap before the next emote to 3 seconds instead.
• One line is a plain custom emote; several make a chain. Ctrl-click a custom item to edit it.
• One press plays the whole chain. The game only lets addons send chat text from a click or key press, never on a delay, so every text line goes out the moment you press; only emotes can be timed. arrive above waves and looks around the room right away, then sits 3 seconds later.
• So keep text lines at the top of the chain, before any wait or second emote. Text written after them would still go out on the press, earlier than written; the editor warns you in amber when that happens. To pause between two lines of text, make them two custom emotes and press twice.