Charm Quality Question

[Toskrin]

<div>My main is a Coercer and I use charm all the time but miss the full contact melee, so I am looking at starting a PvP troubador.  I know the weaknesses of the Troubador charm compared to Coercer - shorter duration, chance to break if the pet gets hit.  But what about scaling of the pet's spells based upon quality of the charm spell?  If a Coercer charms a caster, the difference in damage is tremendous between charm spell quality.  A pet that might nuke for 400 with Adept I charm will only nuke for 100 at App I but will nuke for 1600 at Master I.  Do Troubador caster pets scale the same way?</div>

[Toskrin]

<div>Any know the answer?</div>

[Shik4m4ru]

the pet can't attack with the troubadour's charm.Just Follow and Stop, I consider it like a Mezz<div></div>

[Miracole]

<div></div><span><blockquote><hr>Shik4m4ru wrote:the pet can't attack with the troubadour's charm.Just Follow and Stop, I consider it like a Mezz<div></div><hr></blockquote>blah blah... last time i checked the pet will attack if you are being attacked...</span><div></div><p>Message Edited by Miracole on <span class="date_text">04-09-2006</span><span class="time_text">10:33 AM</span></p>

[Wryth]

<div>Yes, that is true. If another mob attacks you while you have one charmed, the charmed mob will come to your aid. When in a group, if there are multiple mobs in the encounter, just let everyone know that you will charm one mob first. This way all the mobs rush you, you get attacked, and the charmed mob does it's job.</div>

[MrCanoehead]

<div></div>We actually used to pull the Keeper in poets this way....fury cast porcupine on me and i charmed one add....adds would kill each other in seconds and we would burn down keeper.

[Jooneau]

As far as I know, the quality of the charm spell only affects its resistability. Adept 3 is 20% harder to resist, Master 1 is 30% harder to resist, etc.

[Miracole]

<span><blockquote><hr>Jooneau wrote:As far as I know, the quality of the charm spell only affects its resistability. Adept 3 is 20% harder to resist, Master 1 is 30% harder to resist, etc.<hr></blockquote>just dropped 50 gold on the master1 lvl 34 charm, well, it's alright... i mean if you are gonna get a master charm, don't get your expectation up, the chance to break is still too great to use it as a reliable ability. but, but, i have to disagree, because your lvl of charm do affect how much hp the mobs have, how hard they hit and how hard they nuke. the charm in principle is the same as coercer charms, the difference is that the way it checks for resists (breaking) and the duration, well and the concentration. so yeah</span><div></div>

[MrCanoehead]

Can anyone confirm if in fact this is true?  If charmed mobs are hitting harder at Master then this spell is certainly worth the upgrade.