Tribute Points

#1 Sep 27 2005 at 2:20 PM Rating: Good

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Afternoon everyone,

I have just discovered the glorius Tribute Master in my home town of Erudin. I donated a few items and quickly earned up some nice tribute points.

My question is simple - are there any tribute points that can help my feeble pet kick slightly better golem ******* or possibly some pet AC? Just wondering. Most of the tribute points seem to be centered around the player and not his/her pet.

Please advise and thanks!

Bub

Fordd (Level 52) enchanter (LFG)
Bristlebane server

P.S. perhaps a nice link to a complete list of Tribute points and their explanation?!?!?

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#2 Sep 27 2005 at 2:34 PM Rating: Decent

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There are no tribute that can affect pets that I can think of. I would suggest getting some mage summoned pet toys for your pet, that's the best bang for the buck.

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#3 Sep 27 2005 at 3:31 PM Rating: Decent

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Not for pets. As an enchanter, is it better at your level to summon an non controlable pet or to chain charm mobs?

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#4 Sep 27 2005 at 3:32 PM Rating: Decent

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Oh and thanks for volunteering to compile a list of tribute points. :)

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#5 Sep 28 2005 at 3:10 PM Rating: Decent

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i think people dont want to share their best finds because it might be a mistake and that item will get nerfed if everyone knows about it.

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#6 Sep 28 2005 at 3:37 PM Rating: Decent

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As an enchanter, is it better at your level to summon an non controlable pet or to chain charm mobs?

Highly situational. If you are looking for DPS, a locally charmed mob is usually better than your summoned pet. In order to get your own pet into the action you must be attacked and it may or may not cause problems with aggro in a group.

My advise is to start charming stuff with the first charm you get, and learn what works. Charmed mobs CAN wear mage summoned stuff by the way.

Key for succesful charming is picking the right pets. Ones with low MR to start and high HPS or high damage are desireable. This is mostly trial and error and word of mouth. Also max out your charisma as best you can.

Charming does require a bit more concentration than using summmoned pets, but it is very useful (and fun!).

Edited, Wed Sep 28 16:49:19 2005 by Dothammer

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