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* ''[[Guild Wars]]'': enemies in the game use the same classes that players do, including healing specced enemies who fill this role.

* Shaman Goblins in ''Torchlight''.

* In ''[[City of Heroes]]'', there were the Tsoo "Sorcerer" minions. These little bastards not only healed their fellow mooks, they also ''teleported out of range'' when they weren't healing your enemies, so that you were forced to either track them down (and get slaughtered by their mainstream mook allies) or just focus on their allies, and wait for them to come back and heal them, making it all futile. Oh, and they were just as likely to teleport ahead where there were more mooks as back into the area you cleared, so tracking them down could draw more fire. Not too bad if you had some sort of immobilization or hold, but if you were a standard melee class, you were pretty much screwed.

** Just as annoying were the Immune Surgeons of the Cimerora zone, even though they didn't teleport. Fortunately they didn't appear anywhere but that zone.

* ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' had a level consisting of facing five of these. It's not that hard, but it gets to be [[That One Level]] just out of sheer annoyance.

* In ''[[Sonic Heroes]]'', there is a robot who randomly heals all mooks onscreen (including himself) at once. If flipped over, he'll turn into a [[Bandit Mook]] and steal your rings.

* Enemy mages can often heal other mooks in ''[[Dragon Age Origins]]''. This is one of many [[Demonic Spiders|reasons]] they're a top-priority target for a party that wants to stay alive.

* Some powerful geth in ''[[Mass Effect]]'' have repair drones that hang around near them. Fortunately the repair drones are both uncommon and easy to kill.

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