Ren Falconhand · Mar 28, 2005, 01:59 AM // 01:59

I am a ranger/monk can I use my resurect skill to bring my pet back to life that way I can repace confort animal with an different skill?

Ren

William of Orange · Mar 28, 2005, 02:02 AM // 02:02

As far as I know, and from what I've experienced, you can not use your Monk's Resurrect skill to raise a dead Pet. Comfort Animal is the norm if you're looking to do that.

Bgnome · Mar 28, 2005, 02:06 AM // 02:06

"comfort animal" will resurrect your pet if it has died and locks your skills for a short time. "revive animal" will resurrect any ally's pet next to you, including your own. none of the monk resurrection skills nor resurrection signet will work on your pet.

William of Orange · Mar 28, 2005, 02:14 AM // 02:14

That was the other one I was thinking off Bgnome, I knew that something had slipped my mind. Ehh, it happens though.

So yeah, looks like if you want to keep that pet of yours Ren and still be able to raise it, you'll have to have at least one skill dedicated to that. My suggestion would be that if you're not all that attached to your pet, just scratch him from your build; taking 5% DP each time it dies isn't good. There are plenty of skills that can take the places Charm Animal and Comfort Animal/Rez Animal which will more than make up for the lost damage from your little fluffy/leathery tank (not sure if you have a cat of some sort or a hog).

Aladdar · Mar 28, 2005, 02:20 AM // 02:20

I have completely killed my pet since they added the dp back into their deaths. I have no problem with the pet taking a dp, but I don't enjoy taking one with their death either and frankly, I don't enjoy taking more pet skills than necessary as they feel utterly worthless.

Mar 28, 2005, 01:59 AM // 01:59	#1
Ren Falconhand Krytan Explorer Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Passed out on my Keyboard from lack of sleep from playing GW too much Guild: The Harpers Profession: R/Mo	can you use resurect on pets? I am a ranger/monk can I use my resurect skill to bring my pet back to life that way I can repace confort animal with an different skill? Ren

Mar 28, 2005, 02:06 AM // 02:06	#3
Bgnome Elite Guru Join Date: Feb 2005	"comfort animal" will resurrect your pet if it has died and locks your skills for a short time. "revive animal" will resurrect any ally's pet next to you, including your own. none of the monk resurrection skills nor resurrection signet will work on your pet. __________________ [quote=Sausaletus Rex]...When you respond to a thread in [Q&A] make sure, and I mean damn sur

Mar 28, 2005, 02:20 AM // 02:20	#5
Aladdar Elite Guru Join Date: Jan 2005	I have completely killed my pet since they added the dp back into their deaths. I have no problem with the pet taking a dp, but I don't enjoy taking one with their death either and frankly, I don't enjoy taking more pet skills than necessary as they feel utterly worthless. __________________ Please read THE FAQ and our Forum Guidelines!!!

Mar 28, 2005, 02:02 AM // 02:02	#2
William of Orange Krytan Explorer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: La Crosse, Wisconsin Guild: Thousand Tigers Apund Ur Head, The Consulate	As far as I know, and from what I've experienced, you can not use your Monk's Resurrect skill to raise a dead Pet. Comfort Animal is the norm if you're looking to do that.

Mar 28, 2005, 02:14 AM // 02:14	#4
William of Orange Krytan Explorer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: La Crosse, Wisconsin Guild: Thousand Tigers Apund Ur Head, The Consulate	That was the other one I was thinking off Bgnome, I knew that something had slipped my mind. Ehh, it happens though. So yeah, looks like if you want to keep that pet of yours Ren and still be able to raise it, you'll have to have at least one skill dedicated to that. My suggestion would be that if you're not all that attached to your pet, just scratch him from your build; taking 5% DP each time it dies isn't good. There are plenty of skills that can take the places Charm Animal and Comfort Animal/Rez Animal which will more than make up for the lost damage from your little fluffy/leathery tank (not sure if you have a cat of some sort or a hog).