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Originally Posted by Orotiagito
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Thanks, the clicky trick is nice to know, and I didn't know you could root THEN tash and it will stand longer. I thought that tash always had to come before your root for it to take effect.
Can you charm first THEN tash a mob for the same effect? I guess what I'm asking, is the duration already set upon hitting a mob with charm? or does casting tash while a mob is charmed contribute to overall duration?
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root checks for a break every tick, so if you tash after rooting, the resist checks after tash are affected
you can't cast detrimental spells (tash) on a charmed pet (on blue)
if you mez or root a mob, follow with tash and charm, and use your 1-slot dispel, it will hit the mez or root, so you have a tashed pet ready to go