I was talking about monks when I said that it isnot the warriors job to keep aggro off of them. In some of them more complicated encounters, this is the hardest part, keeping the mob off the first mob in the rotation. I play a cleric also :)

Awulfie A'Mused

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From: Su

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Well, it goes both ways. Sometimes the tanks aren't doing enough damage to maintain aggro. I've been in groups where the tank sucked and couldn't keep aggro off of someone who was doing very little damage. Also, it *is* the tank's job to keep aggro off of the groups healers. Healers can try to keep their aggro down, but if we have to CH the tank, that means we will probably get aggro (unless the tank is good at taunting). It just comes down to how the group works as a whole. I've heard rangers and warriors argue with each other about aggro and using nonaggro or aggro type weapons. luv, -Su In PoP a bard is the puller of choice. Who cares if lull fails, if we can fade. Faster then trying to split the pull. If you are pulling aggro off of a tank, well, you are doing it wrong. It is not thier job to keep aggro off you, but your job to not pull it off the tank. Try FD every 30 seconds. Then you can do max damage. Awulfie A'Mused --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.551 / Virus Database: 343 - Release Date: 12/11/2003

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