Yep, and MOBs of similar types who are in range of each other "share" their
list. Of course, all MOBs in Unrest do share (thus the non agro beetles
attacking to support undeads).
What happened is that the hag came in range of your target and saw you
(well, you the original sender) so high on the list that she prefered to get
you instead of that paladin, well, that's my guess.

Thormael

>From: David Knadler <dknadler@...>
>Reply-To: eqbards@onelist.com
>To: eqbards@onelist.com
>Subject: RE: [eqbards] Re: Re: BARD HATE
>Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 12:11:00 -0600
>
>
>[snip]
>
> > The main reason the Hag went for you was not because you were
> > a Bard, but
> > because you were buffing everyone in your party.
>
>Yes.. this is precisely what is causing it. The reason bards seem to be
>in
>a lot of these situations is because they're usually constantly buffing
>everyone all the time. For an experiment, pull something w/o singing any
>songs. Have any nearby caster buff anyone in the party just as the MOB is
>coming into range. Chances are the MOB will bee-line towards the caster (I
>just saw this multiple times lastnight when a druid would buff damage
>shields at the beginning of a pull - the MOB invariably went straight at
>the
>druid)
>
>Desmei Sightblinder
>Lvl 30 (still) Bard [Povar]
>
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