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Originally Posted by jilena
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Now for mobs that are aggro but do NOT follow the undead aggro anything view, this works a little different. If you aggro that mob and then run it past someone they get proximity aggro. The mob will not immediately turn and beat on them, but they are now on the mob's hate list. Now if the person who just got proximity aggro then generates a ton of aggro by healing someone or by being healed a large amount, for instance, they could move up the hate list and have the mob turn and come back for them or the person that healed them.
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I can't remember if the healing causing higher aggro triggers from only healing the primary target of the mob or if it is anyone who is on the proximity aggro list. I seem to remember that only healing the primary target would cause the kind of aggro you are talking about.