Striiker
07-10-2010, 12:54 PM
I remember back in the day that a quick and easy way of getting rid of a mob's pet was to mem blur it AFTER the master was dead. I remember seeing this done in '99 and did it myself in 2000 with my enchanter.
I tried this with my enchanter and have never been able to have the pet simply poof after blurred (either from a mez ending with a successful blur or the mem blur spell).
I remember that if a mobs pet was mez'd, I could /con it and see if the blur worked. If it was indifferent, I knew it was successful and it would die/poof once the mez wore off. Otherwise I could cast blur on it and yield the same results. It's not a huge issue but it's convenient when you want to get rid of green pets or if you are LOM / low health and alone. Thanks!
I tried this with my enchanter and have never been able to have the pet simply poof after blurred (either from a mez ending with a successful blur or the mem blur spell).
I remember that if a mobs pet was mez'd, I could /con it and see if the blur worked. If it was indifferent, I knew it was successful and it would die/poof once the mez wore off. Otherwise I could cast blur on it and yield the same results. It's not a huge issue but it's convenient when you want to get rid of green pets or if you are LOM / low health and alone. Thanks!