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==Summoning pets and charming mobs== | ==Summoning pets and charming mobs== | ||
Summoning regular pets is the same: Memorize a spell, cast it, and you have a pet. | * Summoning regular pets is the same: Memorize a spell, cast it, and you have a pet. | ||
* Charming a mob doesn't put that mob under your control, but instead creates a copy of that mob under your control, named IllusoryAlly. | |||
* Casting the charm ''usually'' doesn't aggro mobs, but sometimes it does. | |||
* Charmed pets follow the same rules as other pets. | |||
Casting the charm ''usually'' doesn't aggro mobs, but sometimes it does. | * Not all mobs can be charmed. (Most named mobs are immune to charm.) | ||
* Some mobs must be charmed to do some quest turn-ins, most notably for the [[Epic_Weapon#Enchanter|Enchanter]] epic weapon quest. | |||
Charmed pets follow the same rules as other pets. | |||
Not all mobs can be charmed. (Most named mobs are immune to charm.) | |||
Some mobs must be charmed to do some quest turn-ins, most notably for the [[Epic_Weapon#Enchanter|Enchanter]] epic weapon quest. |
Revision as of 15:27, 1 September 2023
Pets work a little differently in Chainbreaker- You can have multiple pets at once, from multiple different classes, and charmed mobs work very differently.
Summoning pets and charming mobs
- Summoning regular pets is the same: Memorize a spell, cast it, and you have a pet.
- Charming a mob doesn't put that mob under your control, but instead creates a copy of that mob under your control, named IllusoryAlly.
- Casting the charm usually doesn't aggro mobs, but sometimes it does.
- Charmed pets follow the same rules as other pets.
- Not all mobs can be charmed. (Most named mobs are immune to charm.)
- Some mobs must be charmed to do some quest turn-ins, most notably for the Enchanter epic weapon quest.