Kurzübersicht

Screenshots

Videos

Kommentare

Kommentar von Fraenk

Die Pets von ihm sind Lv 24.

Kommentar von xoxox

Mechanischer Pandarendrachling ist eine gute Wahl um die ersten beiden Pets zu töten.
Atem killt Arkanus in drei Zügen, Jadefeuer wird dank Lockvogel getötet.

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hallo, hier mein Video, diese Trainer und vollständig zu besiegen: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjc25WEhZyc&feature=youtu.be

Kommentar von Mimet

Team mit Plüschelekk (alle Stufe 25):
Amalgam der Zerstörung
Blühendes Urtum
Plüschelekk

Kampf:
Amalgam: Elementiumblitz
Amalgam: Vulkan
Wenn der Vulkan das gegnerische Pet betäubt, wird es ausgetauscht.
Wechseln auf Blühendes Urtum.
Urtum: Sonnenlicht
Urtum: Herbstwind, Eisenborke und Sonnenlicht nutzen bis das Urtum stirbt. Vom Gegner sollte nur noch 1 Pet übrig sein. Das gegnerische Pet Netherbiss kann ein Schild casten, mit welchem der erste Angriff geblockt wird. Mit Vulkan und Elementiumblitz erfolgen immer mehr als 1 Angriff pro Runde und somit wird trotzdem Schaden gemacht. Diese beiden Angriffe daher immer casten sobald sie verfügbar sind.

Benötigt man kein Plüschelekk im Team eignen sich vor allem Pets mit DOT-Fähigkeiten, um das 3. Pet zu besiegen.

Kommentare

Kommentar von 1021330

http://mop.wowhead.com/maps?data=3520:396495415514

Kommentar von Sykoo

how in the f do you battle this guy? I keep getting "Pet Battle Area is Obstructed" when I try and fight him...

Kommentar von Glaucus

I suggest you have 1 humanoid and/or 1 aquatic in your team(or a pet that has humanoid/aquatic skills). His Jadefeuer hits like a truck. Get rid of it quickly.

His Netherbiss has 2 defensive skils, a 100% dodge and a 100% block chance, making him very hard to kill, his damage output is normal. This one made me lose many fights versus him. A humanoid should make quick work of him.

The Arkanus is relatively easy to kill, and doesnt do a huge amount of damage. Watch out for the buff he casts to increase damage, as it is teamwide, so killing him with the buff active will hurt on jadefire.

Kommentar von 878447

This fight STINKS.
The dodge ability is supposed to last for one round yet it can make 2 attacks of yours miss.

Kommentar von Barhah

Laaaaame. I had the same problem described here, the battle area was obstructed because he was rubbing his face over that stupid rock. I got frustrated, left, and tried on a completely different server. He was standing THIRTY YARDS AWAY FROM THE ROCK and I proceeded to lay the smack-down on his collector's edition pets. I don't know what makes him want to chill by the rock on some servers, but God help you if you think he'll ever move. Hope you have characters on other realms!

Kommentar von lovelywaz

Patch 5.0.5 hotfixes for October 4

Bloodknight Antari has adopted a more sedentary life-style.

This should fix the pet battles errors.

Kommentar von dangerfox

Bloodknight Antari - Shadowmoon Valley – Level 24
Quickteam List - Dragonkin, Aquatic, Humanoid
Pet 1: Arcanus – Magic – Use Dragonkin
Pet 2: Jadefire – Elemental – Use Aquatic
Pet 3: Netherbite – Dragonkin – Use Humanoid

Kommentar von Kittytreets

Okay--so after 12 tries, I just had my first win against this guy (And I wont ever be back for dailies). I tried all the strategies I found online with at least level 22 pets (mine were usually 25/25/24). Having the pets with advantages against these pet types IS important but really, nothing worked too well except for one thing: getting to go first. You basically need some characters with damage advantages and speed, or an ability to go first regardless. Sadly, in all fights, I think speed wins over all else...But here is what I did:

Arcanus:
I used my level 25 Wild Crimson Hatchling against Arcanus and did pretty well. She has "Breath" which is an advantage here. Then, somehow, she had the first turn (good speed) apparently so I kept getting to go first and always being able to heal myself if my health got too low with "Healing Flame." So I suggest hitting Arcanus with as much "Breath" as you can before healing yourself, but don't let yourself get too low (I did this mistake haha).

Jadefire:
His hits are insane! BUT--I killed Jadefire with a level 22 Golden Civet from Vale of Eternal Blossom. She has this trick called "Surge" that ALWAYS allows her to go first even if her speed does not allow her to go first. Plus being aquatic had an advantage against this elemental.

Netherbite:
This pet is super annoying because he dodges EVERYTHING. I know you should use a pet that has something good against Dragonkin so I used my main, he's a Feline Familiar level 25. If you go first (hopefully you will) use your best vs. Dragonkin that you have before he puts his shield up! He uses his shield a ton. He does attack too but the shield and not being able to burn him down was the main issue for me. If you don't have the first turn, then use one of your shields on yourself or a puny attack so as to not waste your good one against him when his shield is gone.

As the fight progresses, I highly recommend NOT switching pets (unless he releases his in a different order...which he did to me a few times). So, what I did that worked was I just let each of my pets power through to the next of his. So if my hatchling beat Arcanus I would just use her to try to hurt Jadefire as much as possible so that my Golden Civet would for SURE kill him with his advantages. And then, if my Civet was still alive after Jadefire (and he was) I just used him to hit Netherbite as much as possible with the "Surge: ability so that she got to go first! Then after the Civet died, my Familiar was totally full health to just basically kick his butt...even though Netherbite did infact dodge my pet's "Darkness" spell!

I know this seems like an unnecessarily long strategy post but I was so frustrated that I felt it MIGHT be helpful ;o)

Kommentar von alfonzzo

Netherbite seems bugged atm. seems to get the 50% buff even when it's not active which makes his one dps move hurt A LOT.

Kommentar von LizzieTheShizzie

I tried this on my main server, Tichondrius, and his face was planted firmly in the rock. I tried every direction I could, facing away from him, being infront of him - and nothing worked. I eventually went onto my old server where I had left a few 85's and he was maybe 2 inches to his left, but apparently that makes all the difference in the world and I was able to battle him fine. So I suggest trying on a different server or asking a nice friend to invite you and port you to theirs. Maybe blizz will fix it soon >.<

Edit: I also beat this guy with one level 25 Hoppling. Finished the fight with 214 health left =)

Kommentar von 976231

The only reason this guy is a challenge is because his pets have move sets that they aren't supposed to have making it impossible unless you have a comp that directly counters him.

Having level 25 pets helps a lot but still remains hard.

Kommentar von MrMonK

i m not able to fight, nor on a horde nor on an alliance

Kommentar von Alleymonkey

It is often overlooked that you can also use pets that his attacks are WEAK against. Using a critter against Jadefire will help you tremedously, since his attacks will only hit for 99ish if you are using crouch.

Kommentar von 235214

I tried Dragon/Robo-Chick/Feline Familiar first but Robo-Chick came after the dragon died on Jadefire and didn't even last the round. I tried Tiny Sporebat second instead of Robo-Chick second - though through my own mistake I didn't have the attacks I wanted selected (so no self heal) and I lost when the feline died to Netherbite. On the 3rd attempt I switched in the Yellow-Bellied Marmot (2 L25 rares and L25 uncommon Hallow's End pet).

Tactics used:

Started with Celestial Dragon. Used the main fire attack Breath and the L20 ability Starfall to buff my self healing (Ancient Blessing) - plus it does a little AOE damage to the second and third pet.

Dragon lasted to Jadefire and then died so I switched to Yellow-Bellied Marmot - as JodiLane suggested earlier, the Burrow ability meant I missed the first hit and landed a big hit on the 2nd turn, so could then kill him before he could me - it helps as a Critter he takes 33% less from Elemental attacks.

I managed to get a few hits in on Netherbite with the Marmot (it helped the pet speed meant I went first so I could land hits to avoid the dodge/block) though annoyingly the burrow attack missed and so I finished with Feline Familiar - it has slower speed stat than Netherbite but I managed to get a couple of hits in (annoyingly he managed to avoid both my Call Darkness which would have hit big) but I got lucky with a couple of attacks when the NPC missed and finished the fight.

Hope that helps.

Kommentar von 674969

the guy pets are too powerful i had 3 groups of 25 of against him and everytime i got wiped i had hm once his last pet with only 100 hp left and mine had 500, them bam i got hit for over 800 point im not sure if it a gliched or not , but out of 28 battles i am really tired of trying to get this one so i can go after the next

Kommentar von princessehri

Bloodknights play Pokemon too!

Kommentar von 672427

All Grand Master Daily quests that gives Beutel mit Haustierbedarf to loot Stachelschweinchen:

ZONE	QUEST	Pets LVL	NPC
Winterquell	Großmeisterin Trixxy	19	Die eiskalte Trixxy
Gebirgspass der Totenwinde	Großmeisterin Lydia Accoste	19	Lydia Accoste
Schattenmondtal	Großmeister Antari	24	Blutritter Antari
Eiskrone	Großmeister Payne	25	Major Payne
Uldum	Großmeister Obalis	25	Obalis
Schreckensöde	Großmeister Shu	25	Ödniswandler Shu
Kun-Lai-Gipfel	Großmeister Yon	25	Mutiger Yon
Krasarangwildnis	Großmeister Mo'ruk	25	Mo'ruk
Der Jadewald	Großmeisterin Hyuna	25	Hyuna von den Schreinen
Tonlongsteppe	Großmeister Zusshi	25	Sucher Zusshi
Tal der Vier Winde	Großmeisterin Nishi	25	Bäuerin Nishi
Das Tal der Ewigen Blüten	Großmeisterin Aki	25	Aki die Auserwählte

here u can see all Battle Pet Daily Quests

Kommentar von 800816

I FINALLY Defeated this guy!

I used Mr. Grubbs to take down Arcanus-- but this is the easy part and I have a feeling just about any pet will work here. I like Grubbs because I can alternate his Leap (for 100% speed boost) and Consume (for health restore).

When Jadefire came up I left Mr. Grubbs in until he was dead. Like others have said DO NOT waste the turn switching, you'll just get behind.

When Jadefire killed off Mr. Grubbs I brought in Biletoad. I just kept hitting Frog Kiss over and over. Its powerful against Jadefire, and because Mr. Grubbs had gotten a few hundred health off I was ahead here and able to survive. I used his Healing Wave one time when I got lucky on a frog stun.

When Netherbite came out, I went ahead and switched to the third member of my team designed against him. You can afford to do this because Netherbite spends about a third of his time making himself un-hittable instead of attacking.

For him I used Clockwork Gnome. The two abilities you want here are Blitz (attacks multiple times and is Humonoid damage) and Turret (NOT the two turn powerful rocket attack).

While Netherbite increases his dodge and block periodically, the Turret damage keeps going through. And it adds up. Wait to turret till a turn you know your attack won't hit the first time you put it up. Spam Blitz the rest of the time. When Turret is off cooldown use it right away, as that turn with two turrets 180 or so un-dodgeable/ un-blockable Turret damage will go out.

I killed the final pet on the turn after my second turret went down, and I survived the fight with two pets alive giving me 782 experience apiece. All my pets were level 23 at the time.

Kommentar von onecrazykid

I pretty much said "screw this" after trying for what seemed like an eternity to beat this guy with different combinations. I asked one of my guildmates if he'd beaten him, since I knew he was big on pet battles, and he had though he couldnt' remember how. But he did say he's done pretty well using the rare Spirebound Crab.

Already having a lvl 25 rare Softshell Snapling and lvl 20 uncommon Scourge Whelpling in tow, I set out to catch the crab. I caught the rare and leveled it to 24. Ready to try Bloodknight Impossible again.

Scourge Whelping took out Arcanus with a posthumous Tail Sweep. Now was the test - Crab vs Jadefire. Crab won fairly decisively (shocking, considering how Jadefire was the bane of this battle), and then took Netherbite down to 400 hp before biting the dust, leaving him easy picking for the turtle's headbutt. (I may not have needed the turtle if I swapped out the crab's Snap for Surge to take down Jadefire faster)

Needless to say, I am happy to never have to face this guy again - unless I am feeling severely masochistic.

Kommentar von Eillesthis

Try Rapanaschnecke against Jadefeuer (or another snail if you've leveled one up). He's a critter so he takes less damage, but he has an aquatic ability Tauchen which deals extra damage. He can be captured at level 24 (becomes 22) and there are lots of him roaming around the Briny Muck in the Schreckensöde. Even so you'll need some luck - if Dive misses you have a problem - and if Arkanus comes up first you can forfeit and try again.

For Arcanus and Netherbiss I used Ruhiger mechanischer Yeti and Aufziehgnom, as I normally do, but Jadefire was definitely the hard part of the fight for me.

Kommentar von 565827

Didn't need more than Terrible Turnip and a rare Strand Crab to wreck him. Turnip used Tidal Wave as the basic attack, and used Leech Seed and Sons of the Root on cooldown. Arcanus was up first. By the time Jadefire came up, half his health was gone from the Tidal splash damage. Jadefire downed my Turnip, but it only took one Surge from the Crab to finish him. Netherbite's defense is annoying, but with Shell Shield and Renewing Mists on the Crab, it easily outlasted the dragon. Didn't even need the Spirit of Competition I had on backup.

Kommentar von Aliandrin

If you're having so much trouble with Netherbite's bubble that you think he's a Pally, apply some DoTs to him; he can't dodge those. Poison Fang comes to mind.

I used Poison Fang during a Call Lightning and took him out incredibly easily; he can't dodge the lightning strikes either, and even though the tooltip says "on attack" any damage against any pokemon on the field (even if it's not the active one) will cause the lightning to strike them.

Kommentar von 810213

Okay so I read all the comments a few times and tried this guy and lost probably about 2 dozen+ times then gave up. 5.1 hit and I really started collecting pets again, got the Kun Lai Runt and decided to go and try this guy once more ,lost the first time but only by 300 health. So I played with my team a bit and got it quite easily.

Kun Lai Runt (23 rare) - Take Down - Frost Shock - Deep Freeze. Deep freeze is perfect since it might stun him and if it does, Take Down does DOUBLE the damage which almost one shots Netherbite.

Tolai Hare (21 rare) Scratch - Adrenaline Rush - Burrow. I tried using aquatics but taking the hits seemed easier for me than giving them to Jadefire.

Wild Crimson Hatchling (23 rare) - Breath - Healing Flame - Liftoff. I tried using Deep Breath at first but it just isn't worth it. Liftoff helps so you can avoid that last bit of damage that could kill you and get some more damage off before dying. My little guy lasted just enough to get a hit off on his next pet.

So it shows you, you dont NEED 25s to get this guy. Rares help a lot for the extra stats, but picking the right team does the most. Also make sure to havethe pet you want against Arcanus or Jadefire up then just keep going into battle and forfeiting until you get the pet you want against your first one that way you dont have to switch out.

So Goodluck and just remember one very awesome fact, once you beat this guy you dont have to come back!

Kommentar von Ayrianna

Beat him today with a team of very-not-25s. At the level of my pets, it took a few attempts and a bit of luck, but it's very doable.

Infinite Whelpling (rare, level 20) - Tail Sweep, Healing Flame
Kun Lai Runt (rare, level 23) - Take Down. I'd use Deep Freeze, but the proc rate is only 25%
Garden Frog (rare, level 22) - Cleansing Rain, Frog Kiss

I caught all of the pets as natural rares. Took a bit of time to level up my Whelpling, but if you can get a rare one, it's totally worth it.

Kommentar von Jonner

For those with tomtom who has done the quest but still want to do the dailys for the bags.

- Spirits in Pandaria
/way Townlong Steppes 57.0 42.2 Burning Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Dragonkin+Flying)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 64.8 93.6 Thundering Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Critter+Beast)
/way The Jade Forest 28.8 36.0 Whispering Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Dragonkin+Critter)
/way Dread Wastes 61.2 87.6 Flowing Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Aquatic+Critter)
- Tamers in Pandaria
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 67.6 40.8 Aki the Chosen (Critter+Dragonkin+Aquatic)
/way Townlong Steppes 36.2 52.2 Seeker Zusshi (Elemental+Critter+Aquatic)
/way Krasarang Wilds 62.2 45.8 Mo'ruk (Flying+Aquatic+Beast)
/way The Jade Forest 48.0 54.0 Hyuna of the Shrines (Aquatic+Beast+Flying)
/way Valley of the Four Winds 46.0 43.6 Farmer Nishi (Elemental+Elemental+Beast)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.8 73.6 Courageous Yon (Flying+Critter+Beast)
/way Dread Wastes 55.0 37.6 Wastewalker Shu (Aquatic+Beast+Elemental)
- Tamers everywhere else
/way Uldum 56.6 41.8 Obalis (Critter+Flying+Beast)
/way Icecrown 77.4 19.6 Major Payne (Beast+Mechanical+Aquatic)
/way Shadowmoon Valley 31.0 41.4 Bloodknight Antari (Magic+Elemental+Dragonkin)
/way Deadwind Pass 40.2 76.6 Lydia Accoste (Undead+Undead+Elemental)
/way Winterspring 65.6 64.6 Stone Cold Trixxy (Flying+Dragonkin+Beast)

Kommentar von nytetears

I didnt have the suggested pets so I tried a few combinations. the ones that worked best for me and allowed me to beat him were

Tol'vir Scarab Start out the battle with Apocalypse
Effervescent Glowfly
Bandicoon

I used the scarab and then changed to one of the other pets. Fought the battles and watched the countdown timer. When Apocalypse was going to proc I switched back to the scarab so my pet would not die but his would. Then rinse and repeat.

I will mention that I hit it lucky. I switched back to the scarab just as one pet died, he brought in a new pet and it died from the Apocalypse. I tried the same method for the daily and died with his last pet having 43 hp left so it was close. Maybe having a healing pet in there aside from the scarab might make it easier

Hope this helps someone

Kommentar von 1062573

Aufziehgnom is a really good pet for this. Both the magical pet and the dragon the enemy uses use Magic attacks, which are weak to mechanical, so the gnome takes little damage. These two enemies spend most of the time casting buffs and such as well, so you can heal through most or all of their damage with the repair ability. The final pet the enemy uses will use an attack that absorbs one hit as well; the Build Turret ability will remove this and still hit the enemy twice, trivializing this ability as well.

You still have to beat the elemental pet as it will crush Clockwork Gnome (since he's a Mechanical and the attacks are hard-hitting Elemental), but you just need to kill this one enemy with your two other pets combined (or a single pet, if you're looking to 2-pet this trainer to level a third pet).

Kommentar von 1083369

He was very hard for me to defeat, even with level 25 creatures. I finally just used a lower level creature and finally (with luck on my side) defeated him.

I used the Dragonbone Hatchling (level 25) to use critical strike, then Lift-Off, then slicing wind (twice) for Arcanus.

I then used Emperor Crab (level 23) to use Whirlpool, then Renewing Mists, then Surge (twice) for Jadefire.

For Netherbite, I used Grove Viper (level 25) to use Poison Fang, then burrow, then Counterstrike.

When I went back for a daily I switched Grove Viper and Dragonbone Hatchling and won.

Like posted above, having first for speed, luck, and multi-turn attacks really helps! Good luck! :)

Kommentar von schnookems

I just tried this guy with my newly level 25 Todesschwingchen and he pretty much wiped out his whole team. The 2 abilities used were Schattenflamme, Rollen and Elementiumblitz. This has finally allowed me to use Blutritter Antari as a pet leveling battle :)

So if you picked up the CE of Cata, I highly recommend your own Todesschwingchen to combat this guy.

Kommentar von 1093418

Check it on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=Xa2USAEZoqY

Kommentar von Sharessa

As schnookems suggests use Lil' Deathwing, if you can. My team consisted of Todesschwingchen, Immerschreiter, and Kernfeuerwichtel (all level 25 rares).

I started with Lil' Deathwing against Arcanus. I immediately fired an Elementium Bolt, followed by Tail Sweeps. The Elementium Bolt delivered the fatal blow. Next came Jadefire, which I opened with a Call Darkness followed by Tail Sweeps. Jadefire ended up killing Lil' Deathwing. So, next I brought in my Eternal Strider and used Pump to kill Jadefire. I had to use Healing Wave once while taking him down. For Netherbite, I kept Eternal Strider in and used Pump and Healing Wave when necessary. When Netherbite died, my Eternal Strider had about 50 HP left. I still had my Corefire Imp in reserve.

Kommentar von 1062573

Attached is a strategy to 2-pet this trainer in 5.2 Granted, he only gives a few thousand experience, so it may not be worth it, but if you're going to kill him for his bag, you might as well snag the experience in the process. The strategy is partially written so as to maximize the speed of the fight as well.

1) Enemy will start with his arcane worm. You should start with a Aufziehgnom with Metal Fist, Repair, and Build Turret. You likely won't use Repair, but it does provide a safety backup incase you get really bad RNG.

Against the first pet, you should spend the first turn using Build Turret, then Metal Fist Twice, then Build Turret again (i.e. as soon as it comes off cooldown). If no Metal Fists missed, you can move onto step 2; if one missed, do an extra Metal Fist to make up for it.

2) Swap in Immerschreiter (the enemy worm will still be alive) or some pet with the same abilities. You'll need Poison Spit (this ability matters very little), Cleansing Rain, and Pump. Spend your first turn casting Pump and your second turn cast Cleaning Rain. If everything went correctly, the Turrets will actually finish off the worm on this turn. If it's a turn early or late, that's not a big deal; if the enemy is still alive after this point, just Poison Spit it once to kill it (if that's not enough to kill it, you did something wrong), and if the next enemy comes out early, it's not a big deal either.

The enemy fire elemental will come out. Hit it with Pump and it'll either die or be very close to it; a left-over turret might even finish it off. Finish it off with Poison Spit if it didn't die.

3) The enemy dragon comes out. Cast Poison Spit on it once (it's just worth the damage). Swap in your low level pet. Attack once, then swap in the Clockwork Gnome again.

At this point, it should be an easy win since the damage output is really low against your Gnome, and you have Repair for emergencies. This is the method you want to follow (purely for speed purposes):
- Do not simply use Build Turret on cooldown.
- If the enemy has Soul Ward off cooldown and you don't have a Turret down, use Build Turret.
- If the enemy uses Phase Shift (his 100% dodge ability), on the next turn, when you would be guaranteed to miss anyway, use Build Turret; this prevents you from wasting the turn.

The funny thing is that the Gnome completely demolishes this enemy. The Gnome takes reduced damage and can heal. Furthermore, Turret will break through his Soul Ward, making it as close to worthless as possible; the Soul Ward essentially only absorbs 40 damage. You want to keep up a Turret at all times he might Soul Ward as you waste a lot of time having to use a full turn's attack to break it.

Kommentar von 997686

Managed to beat this guy fairly easily with two level 20 pets and one level 23 pet. You really need to have the right combo to beat the guy, though, and sometimes getting a hit to connect on his whelp can be rough.

The pets I used were:

Level 23 Matschbrabbel.
Level 20 Lebendiger Sandling.
Level 20 Jungtier des ewigen Drachenschwarms.

Make sure your dragonkin type is going out first. The infinite whelp was nice because not only does he have a heal, but one of his first slot moves hits for additional damage if he is slower than the enemy pet, and he was for me for this battle. He also has a heal that you can use towards the start of the fight to keep him up a bit longer to maybe chew a bit off the second enemy pet's health, and he has an elemental attack that does bonus damage if he is low on HP, which you can use as a last hoorah before he kicks the bucket to take one of Antari's guys down.

For the crocolisk I used the moves Rip, Surge, and Blood in the Water. Rip will make Blood in the Water a guaranteed hit, and it will hit very, very hard. I managed to nearly one shot his fire elemental with this move, then finished it off with a guaranteed first hit from Surge.

To take down his nether whelp a dedicated humanoid pet might be more beneficial and hit harder, but the main reason I used the Living Sandling aside from the fact that it is currently my only high leveled pet with a humanoid ability is that he has Stoneskin, which I made sure to pop before whittling down his whelp's HP with Punch. The only pain about this is that the whelp has both a dodge and a block that can make this process really annoying and stressful, especially if your other two pets are dead.

Kommentar von marrimero

Best combo i tried was:
- Dark Whelpling (any dragonkin would probably work)
- Rapana Whelk probably best pet for Jadefire, critter, aquatic and tanking abilities
- Anubisath Idol my personal favorite when it come to most fights

Unfortunately all pets have to be lvl 25(almost) and rare or the Blood Knight makes a mess out of you.
Was my road block for a while until i found this nice combo that made a mess out of him :D

Kommentar von Grummulthrus

My combo: Worked first try, and was 50/50 on the daily until the flayer leveled. Levels are just from the first battle.

Celestial Dragon - lv. 23 (Breath, Ancient Blessing, Starfall)
Shore Crab - lv. 23 rare (Surge, Healing Wave, Shell Shield)
Flayer Youngling - lv. 19 uncommon (Blitz, Focus, Kick)*

Start with the dragon for Arcanus. Starfall, Ancient Blessing, Breath, then keep Ancient Blessing on cooldown.

Switch to Shore Crab to counter Jadefire. Keep Shell Shield up and use Healing Wave on cooldown, otherwise spam Surge. This is an endurance round.

Switch to Flayer Youngling for Netherbite. Open with Focus and keep it up, then use Blitz. If he dies, pick the dragon and treat as Arcanus. If that dies too, pick Shore Crab and treat like Jadefire.

* This guy is somewhat RNG dependent. A Kun-Lai Runt would work better. I just like the flayer.

Kommentar von tale

Schwanzfeger for the win.

My 2 pet leveling team for this is Brut von Onyxia and Verseuchter Welpling, both Rare quality and level 25. The Spawn of Onyxia is P/P and set up with Schwanzfeger, Heilflamme, and Abheben. The Scourged Whelpling is P/S and uses Schwanzfeger, Dunkelheit herbeirufen, and Verseuchtes Blut. Between them I put any other pet I'm working on leveling, level 10 or above, except for a Magic or Mechanical type because they are weak to Dragonkin and Elemental respectively.

Many other pets have Schwanzfeger (click that link to see the list), and several of them also have Heilflamme, so if you don't have those particular two pets then there should be several options for you to use the same basic strategy. Just don't pick a flying pet to sub for the Scourged Whelpling, it's weak to Netherbite's only attack, Netherschlag. Your sub should also be slower than 278, Netherbite's speed, for maximum Tail Sweep effectiveness, especially since it will allow Tail Sweep to get a little damage (the second hit) even when he has Seelenschutzzauber up. Being slower than 250, Jadefire's speed, helps but is not as important.

In a typical battle the Spawn of Onyxia will do two Tail Sweeps, a Healing Flame, and another Tail Sweep to finish off Arcanus and still have more than 75% health and the Dragonkin +50% damage buff. Open against Jadefire with another Tail Sweep, then Lift-Off. You might die soon, but with luck on your side you can then get in another Healing Flame to maybe get another Tail Sweep in before the Spawn of Onyxia is down. On occasion Jadefire will die before Spawn does.

When Spawn dies, bring in your leveling pet second. Take at least one round, more if the pet is high enough and can get a few shots in. If you started against Arcanus, be sure to keep an eye out for the fire DoT so you can switch out with a safety margin for the remaining ticks.

When you're ready, make the swap to the Scourged Whelpling. If Arcanus isn't dead yet a Tail Sweep will probably finish him. Against Netherbite just keep Tail Sweeping until both of his defenses are cool down and his buffs have fallen off. Then hit him with a Call Darkness. If that doesn't kill him another Tail Sweep or two probably will, and you've got the Undead passive that'll bring you back for two more hits if Netherbite manages to get a killing blow. Don't worry if you're using another Tail Sweeper in place of Scourged Whelpling; the Call Darkness isn't really that vital to the fight.

Kommentar von TevishSzat

Not the easiest fight. Arcanus rolls over and dies to dragonkin (especially slow ones with Tail Sweep), but is pretty high damage in the meantime. Jadefire is strong and has very good damage output, while Netherbite...

I hate Netherbite. The only merciful thing is that if you're faster than that awful creature you can guarantee a hit for a same-turn attack, and it doesn't have that much health. If you're stuck being slower, Netherbite can evade a truly disgusting proportion of your attacks. Bring something with a 280+ speed or a priority move ("Always goes first" -- Surge, Charge, etc.) to deal with it.

Kommentar von 1106198

My 25 Rare Spawn of Onyxia soloed this fight tonight, using Tail Sweep, Healing Flame, and Lift-Off. She usually gets the first two pets down, but this time she had lucky dodges in a few key places and did the whole thing.

My normal team for this fight is:

25 Rare Spawn of Onyxia (Tail Sweep, Healing Flame, Lift-Off)
ANY pet I feel like leveling
25 Rare Kun-Lai Runt (Takedown, Frost Shock, Deep Freeze)

Kommentar von twenty0ne

I was able to beat him on the first try with Lil' XT (level 23), Spawn of Onyxia (level 22), and Phoenix Hatchling (level 23). First sent out Lil' XT against Arcanus, dropped heartbroken, and then used Tympanic Tantrum and finished him off with Zap; I didn't take much damage because Arcanus' attacks are weak on mechanical. Then the Hatchling whittled Jadefire's health down to about 25% before dying, and the Spawn of Onyxia cleaned him up. After that it was just finishing off Netherbite, who only had around 50-60% health due to Tympanic Tantrum.

Kommentar von carmekino

After reading all the suggestions, I went through and looked at my rares. I used a lvl 21 Crystal Beetle, a lvl 21 Ash Lizard and a lvl 25 Cinder Kitten.

Crystal Beetle went first, used Apocalypse then just battled for 15 rounds until the Apocalypse rained down and killed the pet.

Kommentar von Riena

If you're looking to level a third pet with your pet battle dailies, here's how I do it:

Arcanus
First, use a level 25 Tiny Crimson Whelping (or a Rare, level 25 Spawn of Onyxia). You should be faster than he is, so use Lift-Off and Healing Flame to mitigate as much damage as possible. Otherwise, use Breath for extra damage.

Jadefire
Once Jadefire comes out, switch to Rare, level 25 Crunchy Scorpion and use Crouch to mitigate his insane hits. Knock his health down by Poisoning with Sting and using Snap while keeping Crouch active as much as possible. Your Scorpion may die to Jadefire, but if so, that's alright. He should be low enough that your Whelpling will have no trouble finishing him off.

Netherbite
Netherbite's Block and Dodge abilities can be frustrating for most pets, but these abilities will just give your whelpling extra time to use Healing Flame without taking damage. Like Arcanus, use Healing Flame and Lift-Off whenever possible, then whittle down with Breath.

Kommentar von TomWolf

If you don't have any lvl 25 and feel it is unfair that you have to go elsewhere to find or level up your pets just to pass this fight, know that it's doable with the right set up. I was a bit lucky to have leveled up some pets that were really useful here.

Started with Ungeborene Val'kyr lvl 21 and just before he died I used Unholy Ascension to make the rest of the fight easier (gives 25% extra damage on all their pets for 9 rounds)

Followed up with Zähnchen lvl 23 who made it through his Fel Flame with no problems.

Ended with Teufelsflamme lvl 21 with scorched earth if he had a defence up and then Conflagrate as soon as his defences were on cooldown. Started with Flame Breath just in case he doesn't start with a defence and then use Flame Breath whenever his defences are on cooldown and my Conflagrate isn't up.

Good luck!

Kommentar von Evelosia

on this fight - Arcanus comes out first - I used my Aufziehgnom (25 rare)and it was a pretty easy kill
Jadefire comes out next and I used my Immerschreiter(25 rare) this was pretty good

last but not least, Netherbite comes out - i used my Wasserwellchen (25 uncommon) it did ok but i ended up switching back to my Aufziehgnom to finish it off... Very easy as the first time around I tried to do this a few months ago - it took me a week to figure it out ;)

Kommentar von Okonomiyaki

Used:

Uncommon lvl 25 Fel Flame
Rare lvl 25 Shore Crab
Uncommon lvl 25 Peddlefeet

Kommentar von Aliandrin

Plenty of great strategies here already, but if you're having trouble with Netherbite's bubble, poison him. (Or burn him, or sludge or filth or whatever.) He can't dodge or block the periodic damage. I use a Prairie Mouse that is more than capable of taking out the elemental (since its attacks are weak to the Mouse) and either killing or weakening Netherbite considerably with Poison Fang and Stampede. I can use whatever I like on the Arcane Wyrm, and easily two-pet this trainer.

Blood Knight Antari's default text is: "Blood Elves are the masters of the universe. There is no questioning it."

A pity I can't upvote this NPC.

Kommentar von 288491

I may have gotten lucky with RNG but I managed to 2 pet him using the following pets and abilities. All 3 pets are rare.

Level 25 P/S - Emerald Proto-Whelp

Level 22 H/S - Anubisath Idol

Level 25 P/P - Emperor Crab (Unused)

Good Luck!

Kommentar von widderwise

There is a well documented power levelling guide for use around the Pandaria trainers (and a few elsewhere) that uses the Emerald Proto and the Anubisath Idol for 2 manning the fights.

Kudos to the writer of the guide for working out the assorted combinations and fight sequences, it's worked a charm - with the exception of this trainer.

I've used this pair on this trainer for well over 100 fights now - I'm including the times when my duo was destroyed. I find that Arcanus can rip the Proto apart depending on whether it uses Feedback early. The RNG on this fight is very chaotic and can affect not just the abilities that Arcanus uses, but also the misses that your Proto will do. I've experienced many times where I've missed with Proto Strike and Breath, meanwhile being nuked by 3 successive Feedbacks.

If you get lucky and Arcanus spends the first 2 rounds powering itself up with Amplify Magic and Drain Power and assuming you also don't miss any shots, then yes, you can own Arcanus with minimal damage and can probably kill off most of Jadefire, leaving the Idol to hopefully outlast the ever increasing damage from Netherbite's Netherblast by selective use of Deflection when its Dodge (Phase Shift) is up and hoping that Crush doesn't miss (70% with Sandstorm up).

The reality is that you have to spend at least 3 rounds on Arcanus because the max damage you can do is 499 due to its Magic racial buff (of not taking more than 35% damage in a single attack) and its health is 1426. If it gets off 3 Feedback's then your Idol won't survive long enough to kill Jadefire let alone Netherbite.

Unfortunately I'm still toying with alternatives for this fight, so as much as I would like to change it to something better I've still not found anything better than this pair. However, I would strongly prepare for the fight by bringing a lot of bandages because you will find yourself repeating the fight a lot if your intention is to 2 pet this for the purpose of power levelling a 3rd pet. If you bring a viable 3rd pet then you will be fine.

Kommentar von Spring

If you purchased a Blühendes Urtum, level him to 25. He takes a big, leafy dump all over this guy's team. I swap in two low level pets against Arcanus, and providing they aren't one shot, the Ancient takes care of the rest of the team. Just keep up Sunlight and Photosynthesis, and spam Ironbark. The damage reduction from Ironbark, coupled with the heal, will negate virtually all the damage his pets deal.

Edit: Having done this quite a few times now, I've found it best to start with the ancient and put up sunlight and photosynthesis first, then swap in the leveling pets. Doing so allows him to gain 400+ health while sitting on the backline. Otherwise, his fire elemental can get you dangerously low, especially if he gets a lucky crit.

Kommentar von Kaylia69

I beat him with level 23, 22 and a 20 without losing a pet, twice to make sure the strategy was sound.

Lvl 20 Cockroach: Apocalypse
Lvl 23 Clockwork Gnome: Repair, Build Turret
Lvl 22 Cogblade Raptor: Repair

Start with the Cockroach and drop Apocalypse. Get the Roach out and bring in the Gnome. Turret, then repair, then switch to the Raptor. Attack and repair and attack, get Arcanus low so you can kill him with 2 turns on the Apocalypse countdown. Kill Arcanus, bring in the Roach, the meteor kills Jadfire, then kill Netherbite.

Takes some careful planning/timing but it definitely works.

Kommentar von Merkilan

I bashed my pets against this guy many many times before finally finding a winning combination. I did read here but don't have a max level dragonkin or other pets recommended here. However, I did have a level 24 humaniod.

Here was my (finally) winning line up using this as a guildline:

Quickteam List - Dragonkin, Aquatic, Humanoid
Pet 1: Arcanus – Magic – Use Dragonkin
Pet 2: Jadefire – Elemental – Use Aquatic
Pet 3: Netherbite – Dragonkin – Use Humanoid

The key was to use pets with attacks his are weak to.

My line up that worked every time:
1) Verseuchter Welpling (lv 21 Uncommon) vs Arcanus - spam Shadowflame attack. I didn't bother with the other abilities, wanted to do lots of dmg quickly. (This pet was uncommon quality btw and really kicked butt)

2)Uferkrebs (lv 25 Rare) vs Jadefire - Surge is your friend as it always goes first. I tossed out a whirlpool, surged him, healed when jadefire died and whirlpooled again on his last pet before swapping. (I tried the shell, but it's a waste of a turn and doesn't protect enough to really matter on Jadefire)

3) Götze des Anubisath(lv24 Rare) vs Netherbite - Some people recommed using his dodge ability, but I decided to stay on the offensive with Sandstorm, Rupture, and Crush. Netherbite is annoying, he dodges or blocks your attacks 2/3 times. The 1 round dodge isn't so bad, but the indefinite block is. Which is why I choose to stay offensive, because that block doesn't go away until you use an attack against him.

I never thought I'd get this guy with anything lower than a level 25, but the Verseuchter Welpling surprised me. I highly recommend it and since it's an undead, if you want to keep it up til the bitter end it'll almost finish off jadefire too. Plus it has an attack that hits the entire team if you feel like using it.

Kommentar von Bullsung

I did it with:
rare wild golden hatchling (23)
poor sporeling sprout (22)
rare emperor crab (21)

lucky shot : that poor sporeling sprout survived with 60 hp ..

cheers :D

Kommentar von Skeletalcat

I used my level 23 Giraffe Calf, level 24 Spawn of G'nathus, and level 25 Shrine Fly to beat this guy. It was close. But I got him!

Kommentar von too2fun

3 harbinger of flame make quick work of them. nuff said

Kommentar von thulsadoom

Best 2 pet strategy with Carry/Elekk.

25 Rare Clockwork Gnome (Metal Fist, Repair, Build Turret)
25 Rare Biletoad (Water Jet, Healing Wave, Swarm of Flies)
Carry Pet/Elekk (Level 1)

Open with Clockwork: Build Turret, then finish off Arcanus with Metal Fist. Swap to Biletoad when Jadefire enters battle. Use Water Jet until Jadefire is dead. May need to use Healing Wave, if health goes below 30%. Swap to leveling pet after Jadefire dies. Netherbite will open with Soul Ward followed by Phase Shift. Leveling pet will not take any damage, and Clockwork can Build a Turret free. Swap back to Clockwork: Build Turret, Repair. Use Metal Fist and Build Turrets when available.

Health at end of battle: Clockwork (906/1546) and Biletoad (825/1562).

Kommentar von KisoMinamoto

1: Emerald Proto-Whelp (1,1,1)
2: Carry pet
3: Anubisath Idol (1,1,1)

vs Arcanus
- Proto-Strike > Breath until Arcanus dies

vs Jadefire
- Ancient Blessing > Breath until your Emerald Proto-Whelp dies
- Switch to Carry pet > switch to Anubisath Idol
- From here on, cast Deflection when Jadefire has Conflagrate off cooldown, Sandstorm when off cooldown, Crush as a filler

vs Netherbite
- Cast Deflection when Netherbite is under Phase Shift, Sandstorm when Netherbite is under Sould Ward, Crush as a filler

Kommentar von Shiney79

A lot of people here are suggesting that Jadefire is the biggest threat in this encounter. I disagree; any snail with absorb, shell shield and dive will make this a trivial, if time consuming, fight. I submit that Netherbite is the bigger threat, as he's always the one that has caused me the most problems.

That guy is infuriating.

He will dodge or block two out of every three (ish) attacks, but not only that, he hits like a friggen truck.

He hits the pet I use for this fight for 250-375 damage, and that's weak damage. Double that if you're not using a pet that renders his attacks weakened. One of his attacks will easily remove a third to a half of your pet's health.

Forget Jadefire, build your strategy around Netherbite.

Kommentar von Treushka

Use:

1) Emerald Proto-Whelp 1,2,2
2) Eternal Strider 1,2,2
3) Anubisath Idol 1,2,2

Kommentar von leduk

I used the Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe and Götze des Anubisath, and a pexing pet in the third slot.

Götze des Anubisath
- Zerquetschen
- Steinhaut
- Abwehr
Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe:
- Atem
- Uralter Segen
- Proto-Schlag

I begin with the Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe(mine is P/S and attack first)
I spam Atem until he uses his buff, then I use Proto-Schlag.
His first pet does not survive long, I heal myself with Uralter Segen and avoid damage with Proto-Schlag when up.
When the Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe dies, I put my pexing pet who must be able to tank +-600dmg.
The end is a little more random, I use Steinhaut and Abwehr when he uses Phasenverschiebung, because his last pet is faster than my Götze des Anubisath.

Enjoy your pex, and sorry for my english, I'm french.

Kommentar von 1427876

I suggest that instead of Anubisath Idol you use a Hopling with crush, sticky goo and backflip against Netherbite. Backflip is especially useful!
I used Emerald Proto Whelp first until it died (use proto strike if you attack second) and then used Hopling for the rest, using crush until Jadefire died and Backflip then Crush for Netherbite. :)

Kommentar von Drehmontaldi

Used an unusual team to finish this part of an An Awfully Big Adventure

Used Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling with:
- Breath
- Thunderbolt
- Decoy
And Flayer Youngling (any breed with 278 speed or more, mine was P/S) with:
- Blitz
- Deflection
- Kick
And Elekk Plushie

1. Thunderbolt
2. Breath
3. Breath
4. Breath (until Arcanus is dead)
5. Decoy when Jadefire comes in, because elemental attacks are strong against mechanicals
6. Thunderbolt
7. Breath until ur dragonling dies
8. bring in ur Flayer Youngling
9. Blitz to end Jadefire
10. Netherbite comes in with about 50% life due to the previous Thunderbolts
11. Kick (will interrupt Netherbites turn)
12. Blitz until he's dead

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hello, here my video to defeat this trainer and complete: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjc25WEhZyc&feature=youtu.be

Kommentar von Koalbree

OK, used level 25 clockwork Gnome and a level 25 Mirror Strider and the Elekk Plushie to work the "An Awfully Big Adventure" achieve. Started with the Clockwork Gnome and killed Arcanus [ Bloodknights first pet } very quickly and switched to the Mirror Strider when the elemental pet came out and killed it fairly quickly, then when the Dragonkin came out switched back to the Clockwork Gnome and cast the Build Turret then cast the repair spell to get back to full health then cast the second Build Turret then cast metal fist a few times and won the battle:) Of course the Elekk Plushie doesnt have to enter the battle to get credit for the achieve but during some of the tougher battles he can be used to take some bad damage.

Kommentar von 583152

Not exactly the quickest strategy but Blühendes Urtum (2,2,2) can solo all 3 pets which allows you to get credit for Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer and level another pet at the same time.

Start with the pet you want to level, use 1 ability, anything above level ~5 should live, switch to the Ancient and:

Use Sonnenlicht on cooldown
Keep Photosynthese up at all times
Use Eisenborke as filler.

Had a few close calls with RNG, but never died.

Good luck and Happy Pet Battling!

Kommentar von 1128848

Just steam rolled this fight with:
1. Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (1,2,2)
2. Anubisath Idol (1,1,1)

It might have something to do with luck on the first fight (I had Pandaren Water Spirit lined up for Jadefire but didn't need it), but here's what i did:

vs Arcanus
- Open with Thunderbolt
- Used decoy on his Drain Power (I wanted to use it on Amp Mag but clicked it seeing his buff without thinking >_<)
- Breath
- Thunderbolt on CD
- Breath till he dies

vs Jadefire
- breath till you die and resurrect
- breath till you kill him

vs Netherbite
- Switch to Idol (could probably stand in a few rounds with Jadefire too)
- Sandstorm on CD
- Crush till he dies

Kommentar von mikedarling905

Elekk Battle:

used
Elekk Plushie H/H 2,2,2
Clockwork Gnome S/B 1,1,1
Leopard Tree Frog 1,1,2

Start With Clockwork Gnome
1) Build Turret
2) Metal Fist
3) Metal Fist
4) Build Turret
5) Metal Fist
6) Swap to Leopard Tree Frog
7) Water Jet
8) Water Jet
9) Water Jet
10) Jadefire should die, so switch to elekk pet,
11) Swap back to clockwork gnome
12) Build Turret
13) Repair
14) Build Turret
15) Metal Fist
16) Metal Fist
17) Build Turret

#win

Kommentar von Iamnotsane

2 Pet combo!
A rare 25 spider with Brüchiges Netz and Leben entziehen and a rare 25 Sporlingspross with Egelsaat and Ducken
Happy Carrying guys. :)

Kommentar von Symax

I just tried to battle him today and he wasn't at the spot listed on the map. I even tried to /target him and he couldn't be targeted. Is there any particular quest prerequisites that are required to see him?

Kommentar von Rooska

I wanted to use a carry pet, so I used Darkmoon Tonk, Toad and my Plushie

Kommentar von violetta

if you're having trouble finding him, or indeed anything at all in Shadowmoon Valley, check your quest log for any WoD Shadowmoon quests. there's currently a bug where some of those put you in an empty phase in the Outland Shadowmoon Valley

Kommentar von Illidana

I beat this tamer with Brightpaw (25, Rare, S/B), and Stunted Yeti (24, Rare, H/B). I had Biletoad as backup (25, Rare, B/B) but did not have to use it.
Brightpaw two-shot Arcanus and got Jadefire to half health before Antari switched it with Netherspite which in turn killed Brightpaw. I chose Stunted Yeti to finish off the dragonkin and kill Jadefire to get some XP towards yeti. If that would've failed, I would've used Biletoad's Water Jet against Jadefire.

Kommentar von Akata

I used:
1. Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (Green Lvl 25, s/s)
2. Emerald Proto-Whelp (Blue lvl 25, p/b)
3. Elekk Plushie

- Open with Thunderbolt (damages all team)
- Decoy
- Breath until Thunderbolt pops up again.

You will half-health the second pet.

Then bring in Emerald Proto-Whelp.
- Open with Proto-Strike (flies up high) - Jadefire should be dead.
- Emerald bite
- Ancient Blessing when you're damaged.

Continue with Emerald Bite and use Proto-strike when its up.
He will block shots, but Ancient blessing will keep your health high, and you will batter the last pet down.

Kommentar von Resike

Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling

Anubisath Idol

Elekk Plushie

Kommentar von TheCrazyScot

I used Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (opened with thunderbolt then decoy then breath til the first one died and used thunderbolt again on the second when I could and used breath til dragonling died then switched to fen crab), Fen Crab (dive then spiny carapace then switched to crusher) and Crusher (body slam and spiny carapace til the last 2 were dead). Very easy using these 3 pets.

Kommentar von joannelds

i used Azure Whelpling: arc. strm., surge, breath until dead.
Dancing Water Skimmer: pump, water jet until dead.
Anuisath Idol: Sandstorm, Deflection, Crush until final enemy dead.

Kommentar von panpanpandy

Warning: If you're planning on parking a sub-60 character in front of him for easy exp... don't. You'll get mobs homing in in no time at all and chomping your lowbie to bits.

Kommentar von LilTurd1272

I'm adding my strategy so I don't have to browse thru all other ones all the time and hopefully it will help someone else like me who does not have an Anubisath Idol yet simply because I keep forgetting to AQ ( yes, yes I know ). So this has worked for me the last 5 fights I've done with Antari.

1) Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling: (rare lvl 25)
Thunderbolt
Breath (until Arcanus is dead)
Decoy
Thunderbolt ( if it's back from cooldown, otherwise use Breath until it is )
Breath (until Jadefire is dead)
*most of the time, I kill Jadefire with just my dragonling*
Netherbite comes in
If your Dragonling is still alive...use Breath until he dies.

2) Swapped to any carry pet or Elekk Plushie that has more than 900 HP just in case if you want to get any kind of hit in from the carry pet ( or just immediately swap them to third pet )

3) Huge Toad: (rare lvl 25)
Water Jet
Swarm of Flies
Healing Wave ( if you get down to half health )
Water Jet until Netherbite is dead.

Good luck! This has worked for me, like I said, with zero fail for the last 5x I used this team. I supposed I should now go to Ahn'Qiraj :-P Happy battling!

Kommentar von spacemanspiff777

11 to 13 round leveling strategy

1. Glutwelpe (L25 Rare) with Flammenatem, Ducken and Vulkan
2. Carry pet: ANY level
3. Spektraler Rabe (L25 Rare; Breed: P/P) with Bösartiges Schlitzen, Dunkelheit herbeirufen and Leiche verschlingen

R1: Ducken
R2: Flammenatem
R3: Flammenatem
R4: Flammenatem; Arcanus may die this round.
R5: Vulkan; Arcanus will die this round.
Versus Jadefire
Use Flammenatem until Glutwelpe dies.
then: Switch to carry pet
then: Switch to Spektraler Rabe
Use Bösartiges Schlitzen if Jadefire is still alive.
Versus Netherbite
R1: Dunkelheit herbeirufen
R2+ (conditional):
Use Bösartiges Schlitzen as your primary ability AND when Seelenschutzzauber is active.
Use Leiche verschlingen (or pass at full health) when Phasenverschiebung is active.

Important: Vulkan will occasionally stun enemy pets and force a switch. Be mindful of these switches and execute the strategy for each enemy pet accordingly.

Kommentar von LaffiBoozegnome

ELEKK PLUSHIE SOLUTION:
Stormborne Whelpling (1,2,2)
Anubisath Idol (1,1,1)
Elekk Plushie (x,x,2)

I won this with 119 HP left on Anubisath Idol, so might not be the best setup, but I won nevertheless. Just make sure you swap out Anubisath Idol to Elekk Plushie when Netherbite got both his dodges up. At the end of the fight he only used his damage skill.

Kommentar von BleuOcarina

I didn't have all the suggested pets leveled. This worked for me.
1. Mongoose (blue)
....A. Bite
....B. Screech
....C. Dive
2. Ash Lizard (blue)
....A. Claw
....B. Triples Snap
....C. Ravage
3. Kun-Lai Runt (green)
....A. Takedown
....B. Frost Shock
....C. Deep Freeze

Kommentar von Lumaris1989

I did this battle for the Plushie Elekk Achievment with:
Onyxia Whelpling (2 * 2)
Anubisath Idol (1 1 *)

Won with 50% HP left on Anubisath

Kommentar von deepspace8

Fel Flame (2,1,1)
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (1,2,2)
Elekk Plushie (x,x,x)

Keep the burning debuff up on the opposing pet with Immolate, otherwise use Conflagerate when it's up and in the meantime use Flame Breath. Fel Flame alone might kill his first two pets, but it will at least get you through most of his second.
Thunderbolt when it's up, then Decoy and otherwise Breath.

Kommentar von chaostorm

TomTom coordinates for all 5 Outland pet battle masters:

/way #100 64.4 49.2 Nicki Tinytech
/way #104 30.6 41.8 Bloodknight Antari
/way #111 59.0 70.0 Morulu The Elder
/way #107 61.0 49.4 Narrok
/way #102 17.2 50.6 Ras'an

Kommentar von gothprncss

What I did, and all 3 pets were still alive at the end:

Clockwork Gnome (L18) - Turret, Metal Fist (Repair if needed) until 1st pet died (CG was level 18 at the start and 20 at the end)

Swapped in Spider (L25) for Poison spit, Brittle Webbing, Spiderling Swarm , 2nd pet died

Kept Spider in to Poison Spit the 3rd pet, than swapped in Hogs (L25)

Between Hogs Vicious Swipe and Poison Spit, 3rd pet was dead within 2 rounds.

Kommentar von abbar

I don't know how it worked but it worked. For Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer I used a Dunkelmond-Panzer and Kalle die Qualle.
Note, I don't have the Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling or Clockwork Gnome.

Blutritter Antari <Großmeistertierzähmer>

Zitate (9)

Guides

Weiteres

Beitragen