Do any of the necro pets get resistance to mez?

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look here : Necromancer Pet Differences , other Pet stuff comes after 1.65

Necromancer Pet Patch 1.87

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 - The level cap on each of the Necromancer's pets has been removed. All of the summon spells should now summon a pet at 88% of the casters level, so that the Necromancer may use any pet they wish at any level like other pet casters. The one exception is the level 1 version of the summon, as it will summon a 100% pet with a cap of level 2. This is being left in place so that the Necromancer is viable until level 4 when they receive the second summoning spell.

 - All Necromancer pets are now one level higher when summoned. This means that they cap out now at level 45 instead of level 44.

 - All Necromancer pets have gained a new PvE taunt ability called Enrage. This functions as an offensive proc buff that is cast by the pet when commanded via keyword or menu options.

 - All Necromancer pet summons have had their cast time reduced by half.

 - All Necromancer pet cast buffs are able to be cast while moving.

 - The following elixirs can now be used while in shade form: Elixir of Strength, Elixir of Dexterity, Elixir of Fortitude, Elixir of Enlightenment, Elixir of Deftness and Elixir of Might.

 - Endurance and Invigoration potions will now be useable in shadeform.


The following changes have been made to the Lesser Zombie servant:

 - Has a chance to double swing.
 - Has had its attack speed slowed slightly.
 - Has a chance to proc a short duration stun that triggers immunity.
 - Has had its defense and hit point values increased slightly.
 - Is resistant to Root and Mesmerize spells.

The following changes have been made to the Zombie Servant:

 - Has a chance to double swing.
 - Has had its attack speed slowed slightly.
 - Has a chance to proc an absorption Debuff.
 - Has had its defense and hit point values increased slightly.
 - Is resistant to Root and Mesmerize spells.

The following changes have been made to the Reanimated Servant:
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 - It can now evade.
 - It has had its defense value increased slightly.
 - It can now use thrust styles.

The following changes have been made to the Necroservant:

 - It has had its defense and offensive value increased slightly.
 - It can now use slash styles.
 - It can now use shield styles.

The following changes have been made to the Greater Necroservant:

 - Abominations have had their inherent built in penalties to hit points and defense removed.
 - It has had its offensive and hit point value increased slightly.
 - It now has a chance to evade.
 - It can now use critical styles.
 - On spawn and via keyword command it will cast a Strength and Dexterity Buff on itself.
 - Necromancers will now be able to choose which weapon type and proc type their Abomination wields.
 - When summoning the pet, the owner will see a prompt to target and talk to their pet by saying a particular key word - Arawn. This will bring up a menu that displays the various weapon/proc choices via key words. The choices are: fiery sword, icy sword, poisonous sword, flaming mace, frozen mace and venomous mace. There are two base weapons: two-handed sword and two-handed mace. The three other choices are a fire proc, cold proc and poison (body damage) proc and the weapons have appropriate glow effects representing their damage proc. Primary weapon damage is slash and crush.

Bummer....

Yeah that is a bummer, not only is the pet easily stunned and interrupted, it will also be easily mezzed

does DS necro pet steal xp ?

Pogohr wrote:does DS necro pet steal xp ?

I read elsewhere on here, that the necro pet IS the necro, therefor should not take Xp as there is no other way to play w/o the pet.