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Originally Posted by Siets
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2. What exactly do you do when the charm fails? I know you are supposed to keep the enemy one rooted. Do you also root the charmed one when charm fails, then re-charm it? It gets chaotic fast and I often find myself just FD'ing to avoid dying and wasting a bunch of time waiting for the mobs to reset.
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If you've kept the enemy mob is rooted as you should, all you have to do is cast Screaming Terror (18sec mez) on your broken pet and recharm it. If Screaming Terror gets resisted, cast Harmshield, then recast Screaming Terror when it is available. If Screaming Terror is getting resisted so often that you often find yourself without an available Harmshield, you likely need to find lower level undead. Screaming Terror is a much quicker cast than the charm spells.
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1. I will charm an undead, but either the charmed one or the enemy one will still have close to half health when the other is nearly dead. What do I do here? Lots of nukes for both? Nuke the weak one dead and then charm the one with 50% hp and continue onto a new mob? If your pet was critically weakened, just root it instead of recharming, and finish it with dots,
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In the case that the enemy mob is whooping your pet in hp total, you need to notice this as it is happening and balance it out by tossing a splurt or other efficient dot on the enemy mob.
In the case that your pet is winning, you simply break your pet with invisibility before the enemy mob dies, cast Terror on it, lifetap the enemy pet to finish it off, then recharm your pet. Now as your send it at a new target, you will have the aforementioned case where your pet is getting whooped because it is starting off weakened. DoT the enemy mob.