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| Aggressive (short form Aggro) is a term used to describe something (typically a mob) with a level of aggression.
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| ==Aggro Mobs==
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| Aggro mobs are capable of initiating combat, the opposite been a passive mob which will only attack if attacked first. The more aggro a mob is the more likely it is to attack a player.
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| ===Types===
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| Following are the types of aggro mobs from least aggressive to aggressive on sight.
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| ====Dispel aggro====
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| Dispel-aggro mobs will attack if you attempt to dispel them. However if they have [[null magic resistance]], and your dispel fails utterly, they will not attack.
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| ====Sleep aggro====
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| Mobs that will attack if you lower your guard by sleeping. Resting is usually okay though.
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| ====Memory aggro====
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| Some mobs will remember that you began fighting them, and will attack you once you reenter a room that you left or that a mob enters. Other mobs are able to spread the word that you attacked them, which can cause an entire city of mobs to recognize and attack you in the worst of cases.
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| ====Solace aggro====
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| These mobs can attack even if you have a [[peace]] or [[solace]] spell affecting the room. THey usually can usually do this via a [[spec]].
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| ====Charisma aggro====
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| Charisma, or chr, aggro mobs attack if your charisma is lower than some value defined by the creator of the mob. If you know how much charisma you need to avoid being attacked, and your charisma is less than 5 points below this requirement, you can cast the [[presence]] spell repeatedly until your charisma reaches the required level.
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| ====Absolutely aggro====
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| These mobs will attack you no matter what unless you make an effort to avoid detection or prevent mob aggression in the room with solace or peace.
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| ==Aggro area==
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| An area that contains a high number of aggro mobs, generally aggro areas are harder and worth more [[xp]].
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| [[Category:Terminology]]
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