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Aggro Transfer is the process of having the Tank quickly gain more Aggro than the subject player. ...or have a player reduce their Threat to shift aggro to another player (preferrably a tank). In short, the main tank needs to hold aggro on any mobs not controlled by crowd control or an offtank. If the tank is holding multiple mobs it may be difficult to hold them all, so one or more may run towards a healer or overzealous dps. This occurs when the victim's threat exceeds that of the tank by a certain percentage (110% for melee and 130% for ranged.) For the tank to regain aggro, they must exceed the new target's threat by the same amount. There are a number of ways to do this. First, most tanking classes have some sort of taunt ability to force the mob back onto them, immediately increasing

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  • Aggro Transfer is the process of having the Tank quickly gain more Aggro than the subject player. ...or have a player reduce their Threat to shift aggro to another player (preferrably a tank). In short, the main tank needs to hold aggro on any mobs not controlled by crowd control or an offtank. If the tank is holding multiple mobs it may be difficult to hold them all, so one or more may run towards a healer or overzealous dps. This occurs when the victim's threat exceeds that of the tank by a certain percentage (110% for melee and 130% for ranged.) For the tank to regain aggro, they must exceed the new target's threat by the same amount. There are a number of ways to do this. First, most tanking classes have some sort of taunt ability to force the mob back onto them, immediately increasing
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  • Aggro Transfer is the process of having the Tank quickly gain more Aggro than the subject player. ...or have a player reduce their Threat to shift aggro to another player (preferrably a tank). In short, the main tank needs to hold aggro on any mobs not controlled by crowd control or an offtank. If the tank is holding multiple mobs it may be difficult to hold them all, so one or more may run towards a healer or overzealous dps. This occurs when the victim's threat exceeds that of the tank by a certain percentage (110% for melee and 130% for ranged.) For the tank to regain aggro, they must exceed the new target's threat by the same amount. There are a number of ways to do this. First, most tanking classes have some sort of taunt ability to force the mob back onto them, immediately increasing their threat to that of the person who currently has aggro. This will not hold the mob unless more threat is added onto it before the taunt duration ends. Secondly, the tank can simply use a few high threat abilities in a row to regain aggro. This is easiest done when the new target refrains from doing any action that continues to increase threat, such as damage or healing. Third, the new target can use a threat-reduction ability such as Feint or Fade, or a complete aggro-wiping ability such as Feign Death or Vanish. This will put the mob back onto the tank, provided the tank is directly below them on the threat meter. If a hunter is the target and feigns death, but the healer is directly below them, the mob will attack the healer and ignore the tank.
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