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Originally Posted by Elfminster
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Well I do have the cash for that ring.
I'm just used to having total control over pets after playing the pet classes so this chaotic charming is a shock to the system.
I've yet to have a good session with it.
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Practice makes perfect. The ring is a luxury item. I leveled both my enchanter and druid without one...I still don't have one on either char (both many hours played at 60).
If you can do it now (with some struggle), it will get easier as you gain levels as there will be a wider gap between blue con mobs and your own level, making your charms last significantly longer. Each and every level should be noticeably easier charming. Not to mention more tools in your spell kit.
Snare an animal, charm it, send it into another mob, root that mob, snare that mob, sit down and watch the show.
See how the HPs are going down. If your pet is winning, you can spam "sit" on the pet window and it should start to even out. If your pet is losing, can DoT the target mob.
Outdoors charming on a druid is extremely forgiving...do some outside now and you'll be ready to crush Cazic Thule gators.