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*If no target is given, the pet will attack the player's target. | *If no target is given, the pet will attack the player's target. | ||
*This will cause you to become PvP flagged if you attack a PvP flagged unit. | *This will cause you to become PvP flagged if you attack a PvP flagged unit. | ||
*In PvP, players can use this as a method to get in [[combat]] to prevent themselves from being [[crowd control]]led by a rogue's {{ability|Sap}}. senior ctd amrit did an edit here, oh snap lol rip | *In PvP, players can use this as a method to get in [[combat]] to prevent themselves from being [[crowd control]]led by a rogue's {{ability|Sap}}. senior ctd amrit did an edit here, oh snap lol rip kek | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 4 January 2016
Instructs your pet to attack
/petattack options
Aliases
- none
Arguments
- options
- List of options below, separated by commas, enclosed in [ ]
Options
These options are the same format as used in the cast command, however only the following have been tested:
- target=unitid
- @unitid
- Casts on a specific target without changing your current target.
Examples:
/petattack [target=target]
This will tell your pet to target your target's target (e.g. If you have a friendly target that is attacking a hostile target.)
/petattack [target=focustarget]
This will tell your pet to target your focus' target (e.g. If you have a friendly target on /focus, and it will attack their target.)
Notes
- If no target is given, the pet will attack the player's target.
- This will cause you to become PvP flagged if you attack a PvP flagged unit.
- In PvP, players can use this as a method to get in combat to prevent themselves from being crowd controlled by a rogue's Template:Ability. senior ctd amrit did an edit here, oh snap lol rip kek