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Commento di 349199

IMHO fox should be cunning...

Commento di 382493

I guess I'll have to make a Dwarf named David and one of these bad boys named Swift, since unfortunately Gnomes still cannot be hunters.

Commento di 119130

i hope these pets get their own skeleton wire frame or whatever the term is because right now it looks like they share the same animations as wolves in the wowhead gallery.

Commento di 483930

I just tamed the Hillsbrad Fox today when Shattering went live.

To my delight I found that foxes have a move called "Play". When activated the fox will begin to dance with the flavor text reading "When you're the best of friends...", a reference to the Disney movie The Fox and the Hound.

Commento di 626418

I tamed a fox on my low level hunter and while running through instances people wanted to know what it's special ability is. When I explained the 20% attack speed debuff, many people lost interest.

I bring this up because this pet provides an AOE attack slowing debuff. "Why is that important?" you ask. Well for one, tanks such as Druids and Paladins can only place their debuffs on one target at a time. Further, Death Knight tanks do not want to use their slow debuff since each icy touch means one less death strike.

The fox may not have raid leaders clamoring to get one in the raid, but there's no reason we can't enjoy them in our five mans. Happy hunting.

Commento di Mzmoonrayne

I found the Highlands Fox in Gilneas, Northern Headlands near the waters edge.

Commento di omglaserzpewpew

I think it's a bit disappointing that foxes grow so large when you tame them. My hunter is only level 51 and when I tamed a fox in Loch Modan, the pet's size almost doubled. There are a lot of pets that I wish were bigger, but the fox isn't one of them. =/

Commento di 311303

They chase after Rats, which means in in Raids it can be bad.... my fox pulled 2 sets of mobs chasing after a rat.....

Commento di 716084

Just got one :) named him swiper

Commento di Shabbat

They should really be cunning ;( or tallstriders should be... Cuz we kinda have two types of ferocity pets with attack speed debuff, and not a single cunning one...

Commento di Zalmiak

I can't tame this one, it says it's untameable when I try.

Commento di 716287

Name your fox "Vuluptas" and any Latin scholars you may happen to know will probably be amused.

(It's a pun between "vulp-", which means fox, and "voluptas", which is Latin for "pleasure".)

Commento di Nordigo

So I'm guessing I wasn't the only one who named mine Samantha?

Commento di TOPACE31

I tamed a black fox and named it Jaeger, after Frank Jaeger (Gray Fox) From Metal Gear

Commento di 770391

I have 1 hunter in each faction on different servers. Each of them are beastmasters and have pets of all three classes. The Alliance hunter captured a low level Fox in Redridge' who of course went to 82 when captured, and the Horde captured a Baradin Fox. Both these Hunters have a spirit beast cat and dog, Rhinos, chimaeras, core hounds , ravasaurs, and all the common types, and I have found the Fox to be the best pet of the bunch. He deals very good damage, and so far it seems to me that he can take the damage of a Rhino. This is a great pet for everyone, and a really great pet for someone who isn't a Beastmaster. I've been using them in both Dungeons and PvP and until I see different I will keep using them.

Commento di Lettermage

All these posts and I haven't once seen the greatest name ever. I named mine McCloud. Oh yes, starfox is back.

Commento di Wolftrainer

I tamed Ashtail, a Whitetail fox and a Forest Stalker, I named Ashtail Whirlwind, the Whitetail fox Tsunami and the Forest Stalker Avalanche.

Commento di 871795

When I tamed a red one of these on my 70 hunter when they first came out, I tried to call it RedXIII but got an error saying I couldn't use that name, So I had to settle for Nanaki.

Commento di 63920

I called my blue fox Bluetooth

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