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| − | |name=Guardian's Wyrmhide Bracers |
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| − | |quality=epic |
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| − | |icon=inv_bracer_09 |
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| − | |bind=BoP |
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| − | |slot=Wrist |
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| − | |type=Leather |
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| − | |armor=371 |
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| − | |stamina=52 |
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| − | |intellect=23 |
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| − | |spirit=20 |
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| − | |red-sockets=1 |
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| − | |sockbonus=+2 Resilience Rating |
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| − | |durability=55 |
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| − | |classes=Rogue, Druid |
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| − | |level=70 |
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| − | |ilvl=154 |
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| − | |sellprice=37614 |
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| − | |itemid=35180 |
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| − | |resilience=15}} |
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| − | ==Source== |
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| − | This item is a PvP reward, and can be purchased for {{Cost|h=11794|wsg=20}} from: |
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| − | * {{NPC||Lieutenant Tristia|Armor Quartermaster}} in [[Champions' Hall]] |
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| − | * {{NPC||Doris Chiltonius|Armor Quartermaster}} in [[Hall of Legends]] |
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| + | '''Aggressive''' was one of the three "postures" available to [[pet]]s; the others are [[Defensive]] and [[Passive]]. |
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| + | An aggressive pet will [[aggro|attack]] any [[mob]] that enters its [[aggro radius]]. In this mode, the pet will be constantly starting fights with mobs in its vicinity. This may be useful to a [[hunter]] or [[warlock]] who wants to [[grind]] a lot of monsters, or in certain PvP situations, but it can be very detrimental even while soloing, but especially in an instance, where drawing the attention of a swarm of monsters can quickly [[wipe]] out a party. In an instance, all pets are expected to be [[passive]] and remain so. The master of the pet is expected to command the pet to do exactly what he wants it to do, so that it doesn't pull unintended clusters. |
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| + | Pets on aggressive could be used to help low-level players level in dungeons while the high-level player, who had to own the pet, was [[AFK]]. The high-level player would put the pet on aggressive and start automatically [[follow]]ing one of the low-level players, who would lead the way while the pet killed mobs. If it was desired to [[loot]] or [[skinning|skin]] mobs, the looting mode would be set on [[Free-for-All]] and a low-level player would loot. |
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| + | In Patch 4.2, Aggressive became "Assist." |
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| + | {{Pet commands}} |
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| + | [[Category:Game terms]] |
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Revision as of 14:26, 7 August 2011
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Aggressive was one of the three "postures" available to pets; the others are Defensive and Passive.
An aggressive pet will attack any mob that enters its aggro radius. In this mode, the pet will be constantly starting fights with mobs in its vicinity. This may be useful to a hunter or warlock who wants to grind a lot of monsters, or in certain PvP situations, but it can be very detrimental even while soloing, but especially in an instance, where drawing the attention of a swarm of monsters can quickly wipe out a party. In an instance, all pets are expected to be passive and remain so. The master of the pet is expected to command the pet to do exactly what he wants it to do, so that it doesn't pull unintended clusters.
Pets on aggressive could be used to help low-level players level in dungeons while the high-level player, who had to own the pet, was AFK. The high-level player would put the pet on aggressive and start automatically following one of the low-level players, who would lead the way while the pet killed mobs. If it was desired to loot or skin mobs, the looting mode would be set on Free-for-All and a low-level player would loot.
In Patch 4.2, Aggressive became "Assist."