If the necromancer pet makes a so-called body-pull, whilst the pet is on PASSIVE mode (no damage done to those mobs), the mobs will directly aggro the owner as the pet dies.
This automatic aggro is range independent... Even the pet dies about 1500 locs away, the mobs still aggro the necromancer for no reason.
1. Make a Necromancer
2. Cast a pet
3. Set the pet on passive
4. Make a body-pull (e.g. send pet command)
5. run away and let the mobs kill your pet or release it from a high range
6. see the mobs running to you for no reason
The necro-pet aggro (by doing NO damage) should be the SAME as other pets.
E.g. the Cabbalist pet is sent into a mob spot whilst on passive-mode, the mobs will and attack it, but WON'T aggro the cabbalist owner afterwards...
Just repeat the steps i have given in the details before.
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