How to skip some groups in instances!

[Rekei]

Okay, first of all, I'm not sure if this works on ALL mobs, but the other night me and my group did this on a patrol on Shadow Labyrinth. Anyway, the trick is to let a rogue (Not sure if a paladin would work for this with bubble) pull the mobs, run forward (Using sprint of course so they don't hit him) out of the room into the next one with the group following behind. When he vanishes the mobs should return to their original points, so during the time of "Running Away" make sure you DON'T
A. Attack the mobs.
B. Heal/Shield/Buff the rogue.
Thanks for reading.



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[Canttouchdis]

common sense pretty much but usefull for noobs

[Chronocross]

I thought that was awsome to know!

[ha107642]

This was used quite often in DM north when you had to bypass the last guard without having an ogre suit (If you were going for the treasure chest)

[Ayce]

A hunter could do the same with Aspect of the Monkey and shield etc.

1.Pop AotM and priest shield.
2.Hunter aggros then Fegin Death

[devilish_hunter]

Nice post, I have used this on my 70 rogue alot running little folk through instances just to get named to drop loot. Vanish is an awesome tool, and Feign will do the job too!
Will NOT work the same way with Pally Bubble though, the agro that the bubble "erases" returns to the pally when bubble breaks. However in SteamVaults I have intentionally taken a SoulStone and used consecrate to agro a ton of mobs, run to a corner where none normally path (like the water) and bubbled to let my group pass undisturbed... died... soulstone rez'd... and then rejoined my group by Warlock Summon... It makes a fast run to only kill the final guy for some Shammy Loot fast and easy, but its hard on gear.