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Commentaire de 71701

For any alliance hunters thinking about traversing to Eversong Woods to tame one of these, keep a few things in mind:

~*~You will have to get to Eversong and the Ghostlands through the portal in Eastern Plaguelands, so be prepared to die..... alot...

~*~Chances are you're going to be much higher than it is, so be prepared for a lot of "level grinding" to help your pet catch up.

~*~there are crazed dragonhawks and feral dragonhawks, but the crazed dragonhawks seem to be slightly higher in level.... try to aim for level 8 since that is the highest I've seen them in that area.

All and all it is a nice pet to have, but unless you simply want it as a vanity pet be prepared to put some work into it.

Commentaire de ShinryuMasaki

Some people think that the Feral Dragonhawk Hatchling and the Crazed Dragonhawk are the same color. This isn't true. The feral has a more brown-ish skin, and the crazed a more yellow-ish skin. It's more apparent when you look at their backs, though the lighting in Eversong Woods kind of throws it off a bit, which is probably why people think they are the same color.

I've often seen people say to hunters to tame the level 8 ones, since they're the highest level, and playing as a hunter I can understand why someone would do that. However if for some reasons you'd rather have a brown skinned dragonhawk, go for the feral instead of the crazed.

Commentaire de 40551

Interestingly, these have the best drop rate of Small Eggs out of any mob in the game (it drops with every kill, see https://www.wowhead.com/cata/item=6889#dropped-by:0-7+1).

Small Eggs are great for low level cooking, and are needed to make Gingerbread Cookies for Greatfather Winter during the Winter Veil event, during which time their auction price tends to increase dramatically.

Since these mobs appear not to be involved in any quests, they can be farmed without fear of hampering the leveling efforts of low level players.

Commentaire de Pirwzy

The egg drop rate is also good for when you go to make your Delicious Chocolate Cake for the Achievements (This one, that one, and the other one).

Commentaire de 286789

during the feast of the winter veil the price does indeed blow up so it is a nice way for a low level to make a lot of gold fast.

Commentaire de dreadblood

I dont see why ppl want to get the lvl 8 one when (if your a high lvl) the pet jumps to five lvls below yours when tamed

Commentaire de 293119

With a 100% drop rate, I'd say they're all females. Probably their males went to visit Ogre and Kalu'ak Females.

Commentaire de Zeldendorf

After much thought and consideration, Blizzard discontinued the Balance Dragonhawk Hatchling and the Restoration Dragonhawk Hatchling

Commentaire de Thottbot

These birds are so hot. they look crazy cool. These things can mostly be found right outside silvermoon city so its easy to aquire them if you are a blood elf

Commentaire de Thottbot

I HIGHLY recommend you don't tame these Dragonhawks. They are caster type pets and do poor damage and don't have nearly as much armor as non-caster pets. For more information go to petopia.brashendeavors.net. Same goes for Crazed Dragonhawks.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Yo ppl go to the talk on the Crazed Dragonhawks page kk?

Commentaire de Thottbot

i need fire breath for my pet list for beast training but im night elf how do i get there without getting killed and im only lvl 25

Commentaire de Thottbot

k........to get ther.....just do this.....Die somewhere in Eastern Kingdoms(great if u a night elf) and wisp or ghost ur butt all the way thru like.....silverpine.....then go into Eastern Plaguelands and into Western Plaguelands...and travel to a Northeasterly Path in Western Plaguelands which will take u by some weird base...then jus keep going till u go thru a portal.....you HAVE to have Burning Crusade to get into Eversong / Ghostlands...once there travel to the blood elf starting area....which is like...the most Northwest island in Eversong. there is a spirit healer there on the most northern part(and a little to the east)...which is the graveyard i used..there is probably a closer one but iunno.....then jus run ur butt outside of Silvermoon(south end) and avoid guards....great if u have Track Humanoids on.....then outside of silvermoon theres some Walkway and at the end of it is a big area full of Feral Dragonhawks...sorry if its a bit unclear.............But what i wanted to know was How can i teach my Dragonhawk Bite?...i had a pet that knew Bite before and i abandoned it...now i got this and i dont know how to teach it bite..do i have to have a pet in a stable(that knows bite) before i can teach it to my dragonhawk?..Please help me out.

Commentaire de Thottbot

only pet in the game with Fire Breath (Rank 1)

Commentaire de Thottbot

Dragonhawks have a high chance of dropping Small Eggs (they can drop more than one at a time), and with the arrival of Winter Veil it will not be uncommon to see them being farmed for their eggs.

The quest "Treats for Greatfather Winter" requires you to bring Greatfather Winter 5 Gingerbread Cookies and 1 Ice Cold Milk.

The Gingerbread Cookies (the recipe can be purchased from the Smokywood Pastures vendors and requires no cooking skill to learn) requires 1 Small Egg and 1 Holiday Spice to make at a time (the Holiday Spices are purchased from the Smokywood Pastures vendors) and during The Feast of Winter Veil the price of the Gingerbread Cookies on the Auction House will be quite largely inflated.

If you want to make some quick gold, purchase some Holiday Spices, farm the Dragonhawks for their Small Eggs, make 5 Gingerbread Cookies and sell them at inflated prices. Try selling 5 Gingerbread Cookies for about 3g, you'd be surprised as to how many will sell. This, obviously, will only be successful during the period of time in which the Winter Veil event is running, and is a good way of making money for lower level characters.

If you need to do the quest, instead of buying the 5 Gingerbread Cookies at an inflated price on the Auction House - buy some Holiday Spices, come down to the Eversong Woods and kill a few Dragonhawks until you get 5 Small Eggs, then make the Gingerbread Cookies yourself. This way you would've saved yourself a few gold.

Remember, these guys are very low level (6-8), so whether you're doing the quest at level 10, 30, or 70 you will have no problems killing them, unless you are an Alliance in which you may be killed by members of the Horde dueling outside Silvermoon City or helping their lowbie Blood Elf friends do quests.

With that said, farming the Dragonhawks for their Small Eggs can also be good for leveling cooking as some other low level cooking recipes require Small Eggs to be made, for example, Herb Baked Eggs which, when being made, provide a faster alternative to leveling cooking then other low level cooking recipes.

Also, it does not matter which type of Dragonhawk you farm as I believe the drop rates are relatively the same.

Happy hunting =)!

Commentaire de Thottbot

best farm for "Small Egg" which is needed in christmas event

Commentaire de Thottbot

Ok. I bought the burning crusade book and it says that a feral or crazed dragonhawk can learn or already knows featherburst. I caught like 50 of them but it doesn't know the move? So how do i get one that knows or learns it.

P.S i already have a pet lvl 15 dragonhawk but i didnt want to get rid of it so i put it in the stables.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

This is also the MOB that teaches lvl 1 firebreath for a hunter's pet. That talent is only useable by a dragonhawk however.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Its the Bloodelf starting place.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

is this the Draenori or the Bloodelf starting place?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

If this mob's drop rate for Small Egg is true, this would be very good to kill around christmastime for baking cookies.

Jeune faucon-dragon farouche

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