Miscellaneous: The Emissary of Thule mmune to fear patch etc

[Crom]

"The Emissary of Thule Necromancer pet is now immune to fear"

Anyone know if this patch has been added ?

http://www.tski.co.jp/baldio/patch/20010911a.html

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
Spell Changes:

Changed all enchanter mesmerization spells so that they overwrite Screaming Terror.
Changed Shaman epic effect (Curse of the Spirits) so that it would not conflict with certain Damage over Time spells.
The Emissary of Thule Necromancer pet is now immune to fear.
Beneficial buffs that don't have an ability drain component on them can now be clicked off.

Miscellaneous Updates:

The server selection screen now only gives information on whether or not a server is up instead of providing player counts. In addition, the "count" option on the /who command has been restricted to internal personnel. Servers on the server selection screen are still ordered from least-populated to most populated in order to assist players in choosing the least populated server.
Harla Dar has been repaired (this happened sometime earlier than today, but we wanted you to know).
Reactivated broken zone line between Qeynos to the Sewers. A dead halfling was stuck in the drainpipe and has been removed.
Fixed a long-standing bug that was causing Feign Death to fail when several characters were on the NPC's hate list along with the character using Feign Death. We'd like to extend much thanks to the monk community who helped us track this one down. Also fixed a problem with the monk's 'Block' skill which inadvertently was recapped at a lower than normal skill level in recent months. Kudos to "Faned" of the "Monkly Business" bulletin board who brow-beat Gordon with the facts until he gave in and looked at the code. Smile
As announced earlier this week, the Belt of the Cenobite was made usable by some inappropriate classes/races in the last patch. This has been corrected.
Several quest components in zones with the Trivial Loot Code will now be lootable regardless of level.

Norrathian News:

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