Rumorix Kick Announcer

Rumorix Kick Announcer (RKA) is a lightweight Mythic+ utility designed to make interrupt assignments easier to communicate.

At the start of a Mythic+ key, RKA can automatically announce your assigned raid marker to the group.

For example:

My kick target is

The announcement is sent once per Mythic+ run and does not require a focus target, enemy target, or mob to be in range.

Features

• Automatically announces your kick marker when a Mythic+ key starts
• Announces only once per run
• No focus target or enemy range required at key start
• Supports all standard raid target markers
• Can automatically read the marker from your interrupt macro
• Supports multiple interrupt macros
• Optional successful interrupt announcements
• Configurable announcement text
• Preview and test functions
• Full in-game configuration panel
• English as the default language
• Automatic German localization on deDE clients

Macro Integration

RKA can automatically determine your assigned kick marker directly from the interrupt macro you are already using.

Simply add /rka macro to your interrupt macro.

Example:

#showtooltip Rebuke
/rka macro
/cast [@focus,exists,harm] Rebuke; Rebuke
/focus [@focus,noexists]
/tm ~4

RKA detects the /rka macro tag and reads the raid marker from the /tm command.

In this example:

• /rka macro tells RKA that this is an interrupt macro
• /tm ~4 tells RKA that raid marker 4 is your kick assignment
• At the start of the Mythic+ key, RKA announces:

My kick target is

You do not need to manually configure the same marker twice.

If you change your macro to another marker, RKA can use the new assignment automatically.

Multiple Interrupt Macros

You can use /rka macro in more than one interrupt macro.

This is useful if you play multiple classes or characters and use different interrupt abilities or raid markers.

RKA can identify the macro that is actually being used instead of relying only on automatic macro scanning.

For example:

Paladin

#showtooltip Rebuke
/rka macro
/cast [@focus,exists,harm] Rebuke; Rebuke
/focus [@focus,noexists]
/tm ~4

Hunter

#showtooltip Muzzle
/rka macro
/cast [@focus,exists,harm] Muzzle; Muzzle
/focus [@focus,noexists]
/tm ~2

Each macro can use its own raid marker assignment.

Successful Interrupt Announcements

RKA also includes an optional successful interrupt announcer.

When enabled, the addon can notify your group when you successfully interrupt an enemy cast.

Example:

Interrupted: Shadow Bolt

This feature is disabled by default and can be enabled in the RKA settings.

RKA only announces a successful interrupt when it can determine that the interrupt actually succeeded.

Simply pressing your interrupt key does not automatically create a chat message.

Configuration

Open the RKA settings with:

/rka

The options panel allows you to configure:

• Enable or disable the addon
• Enable or disable the Mythic+ start announcement
• Select your kick marker manually
• Enable macro marker detection
• Configure the announcement text
• Enable successful interrupt announcements
• Preview your current announcement
• Send a test announcement
• Reset the current Mythic+ announcement state

Slash Commands

/rka

Opens the Rumorix Kick Announcer settings.

/rka macro

Marks the currently executed macro as an RKA interrupt macro.

Add this directly to your interrupt macro.

/rka reset

Resets the current run announcement state for testing.

Example Workflow

1. Add /rka macro to your normal interrupt macro.
2. Keep your usual /tm raid marker command in the same macro.
3. Enter a Mythic+ dungeon.
4. Start the key.
5. RKA automatically announces your assigned kick marker.
6. Set your focus when the relevant enemy is actually in range.
7. Use your interrupt macro normally.

Your kick assignment is communicated at the beginning of the run without requiring the target to already exist.

Designed for Mythic+

RKA is intended to stay simple and unobtrusive.

Set your interrupt assignment in the same macro you already use, start the key, and let RKA handle the announcement automatically.

Less typing. Clearer kick assignments. More interrupts.