Editing Introduction to Venomancers (section)

===Commands===

Adjacent to your pet's special attacks on the pet panel are three commands: Attack, Follow, and Halt. 


{| {{DefTable}}
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| align="center" | '''Command'''
| align="center" | '''Description'''
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| [[image:AttackIco.jpg]] Attack
| Command pet to attack.
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| [[image:FollowIco.jpg]] Follow
| Order pet to follow its host.
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| [[image:HaltIco.jpg]] Halt
| Order pet to be on standy-by.
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'''When to use Attack...'''


You will want to command your pet to attack before you yourself attack. This will ensure that you pet gains and holds the attention of a monster. Should you land an attack before your pet, you will need to tank the monster's damage instead of your pet (something not recommended for weaker venomancers). Using the Attack command also allows you to switch targets quickly in the case that you attract the attention of more than one monster at a time. If you do not send your pet to attack the additional monsters whose attention you've drawn, you will pull aggression onto yourself (even if you are only healing your pet).


'''When to use Follow...'''


First of all, do not use the Follow command to lure a single target from a cluster of monsters. This will cause all of the monsters to charge forward. You may however use the Follow command to lure a single boss or monster if they are alone. The Follow command is also used to make your pet retreat should you choose the wrong target and do not wish to attack it or you want to stop your pet from doing any more damage.


'''When to use Halt...'''


Though perhaps less frequently used than the previous two commands, the Halt command finds its uses for complex luring. Additionally, much like the Follow command, it can be used to prevent your pet from doing any additional damage. Please note that the Halt command will still be active for all summoned pets should it not be turned off before a pet is stowed.