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Kommentar von plastisch

Am effektivsten sind folgende Pets (oder ähnliche mit gleichen Fähigkeiten)

In der Reihenfolge

Gilnearischer Rabe (der Macht soviel Schaden mit ihm kann man auch 2 platt machen)
Alpiner Fuchslingswelpe
Rapanaschnecke

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hallo, hier mein Video, diese Trainer und vollständig zu besiegen: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u48qJ_7_Jus&feature=youtu.be

Hier besiegte die Chi-Chi, Küken von Chi-Ji
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLyPf6w9zQc&feature=youtu.be
Wenn Sie eine der Damm Haustier aufrufen ersten Kampf ist die gleiche.

Kommentar von Rikade

Eigenes Team:

Gilnearischer Rabe	Alphastoß - Dunkelheit herbeirufen - Nächtlicher Schlag
Wildes Jadeschlangenjunges	Schwanzfeger - Brüllen - Abheben
Level-Haustier	mindestens 706 Lebenspunkte (1059 Elementar/ 470 Magisch)

Alternativen:

Gilnearischer Rabe kann durch	Krähe - Küken des Schreckens ersetzt werden.
Wildes Jadeschlangenjunges kann durch	Albinoschimärling - Bronzewelpling - Donnerndes Schlangenjunges - Brut von Onyxia - Dunkelwelpling - Kampfgeist - Papierdrachen - Purpurroter Welpling - Welpling von Onyxia - Wildes Goldschlangenjunges - Wildes Purpurschlangenjunges ersetzt werden.

Level-Haustier:
Euer Level-Haustier muss mindestens 706 Lebenspunkte (1059 als Elementar / 470 als Magisch) besitzen.
Es muss sechs Angriffe Flutwelle von Zehenspitz und Pandarischer Wassergeist standhalten können.

Kampfverlauf:
Fließender Pandarengeist bringt Marley hervor
Runde 01: Dunkelheit herbeirufen
Runde 02: Nächtlicher Schlag
Runde 03: Passen - Marley ist Unter Wasser
Runde 04: Alphastoß - Marley wird besiegt

Fließender Pandarengeist bringt Zehenspitz hervor
Runde 01: Alphastoß
Runde 02: Nächtlicher Schlag - Gilnearischer Rabe wird besiegt > Wildes Jadeschlangenjunges einwechseln
Runde 03: Schwanzfeger
Runde 04: Schwanzfeger
Runde 05: Schwanzfeger
Runde 06: Schwanzfeger - Zehenspitz wird besiegt

Fließender Pandarengeist bringt Pandarischer Wassergeist hervor
Runde 01: Haustier wechseln - Level-Haustier
Runde 02: Haustier wechseln - Wildes Jadeschlangenjunges
Runde 03: Schwanzfeger
Runde 04: Abheben - wenn Strudel- und Geysir-Debuff auf 1 Runde
Runde 05: Abheben schlägt ein
Runde 06: Schwanzfeger
Runde 07: Schwanzfeger
Runde 08: Schwanzfeger - Fließender Pandarengeist wird besiegt

Bebender Pandarengeist	mit Eichhörnchen und Dunkelmond-Panzer
Brennender Pandarengeist	mit Katzenfamiliar und Beinchen
Brennender Pandarengeist	mit Fuchswelpe und Netherfeendrache
Fließender Pandarengeist	mit Gilnearischer Rabe und Brut von Onyxia
Flüsternder Pandarengeist	mit Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe und Jungtier des ewigen Drachenschwarms
Flüsternder Pandarengeist	mit Götze des Anubisath und Netherfeendrache

Kommentar von Boxofbeer

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Kommentar von geovolt

By far the easiest of the Pandaren Spirit tamers.

Located in Dread Wastes at 61,87.

Marley- aquatic
Tiptoe- critter
Pandaren Water Spirit- elemental

My team consisted of Mei Li Sparkler (Marley), Celestial Dragon (Tiptoe) and Eternal Strider (Pandaren Water Spirit). With this build, I was able to defeat the tamer using only two of my pets.

Initially, I attempted using a beast to combat the critter, but found my team's face getting eaten. The Celestial Dragon worked much better using , and .

Kommentar von Kattiara17

After you complete Pandarischer Geisterzähmer and choose your pet, you will unlock the Pandaren Spirit Tamer dailies. Defeating the Fließender Pandarengeist will reward Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf, which has a chance to drop the Pandarischer Wassergeist* pet.

The Flowing Pandaren Spirit's team consists of legendary quality, level 25 pets:

Pandarischer Wassergeist (Elemental) with abilities Geysir, Flutwelle, and Strudel
Marley (Aquatic) with abilities Tauchen, Pumpen, and Strudel
Zehenspitz (Aquatic) with abilities Welle der Heilung, Flutwelle, and Wasserjet

Avoid using Elemental pets in your line-up here, since all three have strong Aquatic attacks. Flying and Beast types will work well, especially ones that have the ability to avoid damage for a round (such as Abheben or Eingraben) when Geysir and Strudel are about to go off for massive damage.

*Note that the bags dropped by each of the Spirit Tamers have different item IDs and loot tables! You can only obtain the Pandarischer Wassergeist pet from the bag that Fließender Pandarengeist rewards. For a chance at the other pets, defeat the other Tamers:

Flüsternder Pandarengeist in Der Jadewald (rewards Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf for a chance at Pandarischer Luftgeist)
Bebender Pandarengeist in Kun-Lai-Gipfel (rewards Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf for a chance at Pandarischer Erdgeist)
Brennender Pandarengeist in Tonlongsteppe (rewards Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf for a chance at Pandarischer Feuergeist)

Kommentar von Kaliopae

The abundance of Aquatic attacks used makes a Magic pet a good defensive choice here. I managed to take down all three with my Shimmering Wyrmling, using Reflection to counter their Whirlpools.

Kommentar von 1062573

This is one strategy to defeat this trainer. Of course, there are many ways to defeat each trainer, this is just one way.

Pets:
1) Half the time will begin with a critter, no particularly important abilities.
2) Half the time will begin with a water pet. Has several multi-turn attacks. Has an extremely high speed.
3) Will always end with an elemental that use several multi-turn water attacks.

Team makeup to counter this: A Fox Kit or a Fox with similar abilities, a pet with Flying attacks, and a pet with Water attacks. As the 2nd and 3rd enemy pet uses several hard-hitting multi-turn abilities, pets that can do large reductions in damage or have complete immunities (such as Lift-Off and Burrowing abilities) can be particularly helpful to dodge these multi-turn attacks. Do not use stuns on the first or second pets the enemy uses as this will cause them to simply swap it, messing up your counters.

How to use this:
1) Pull the trainer until he begins with the critter. If he begins with the water pet, forfeit and try again. Use Dazzling Dance to become faster than the enemy, then kill it using Bite. Either 2nd ability on your Fox Kit will be fine, but Furious Howl is recommended as it can be used to basically one-shot the water pet.

2) Do whatever damage to the water pet that you can using your beast pet. The fish is extremely fast, and your next pet still may not be faster than it even with Dazzling Dance; if Dazzling Dance does give you the speed advantage using your flying pet, then try to re-apply it before your Fox Kit dies. If you know your Fox Kit is going to die on a given turn, try to use Furious Howl on the fish. However, the Fox Kit will be slower, so timing this can be difficult. When the Fox Kit dies, bring out your pet with Flying attacks and use it to kill the fish. Note that if you managed to apply Furious Howl, a hard-hitting Flying attack like Lift-Off will likely be able to one-shot the fish, which trivializes the rest of the fight.

3) The elemental enemy pet will always be last. Do whatever damage you can with the Flying pet. If you managed to one-shot the fish, there’s a reasonable chance that your Flying pet will kill the enemy’s Elemental pet. If not, use your pet with water attacks to finish it off. The enemy pet will use two hard-hitting multi-turn attacks. Interestingly, the order he casts them in will tend to cause them to trigger on the same turn. If possible, use an ability to become immune to damage on the turn these are going to land. One example of this is that all Civets are water pets with Dive, which can be used to avoid the turn that these attacks trigger on.

Kommentar von Shenjairo

The first time a Shrouded Cetacean swims by while you're battling this guy = scary!

Kommentar von Lyricsa

All level 25, rare
Cat with Pounce, Rake, Devour
Effervescent Glowfly with Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Glowing Toxin
Dancing Water Skimmer with Water Jet, Healing Wave, Pump

Forfeited until he opened with Tiptoe (critter). Used Cat until it died, Marley had 216 hp left when Cat gave up. Effervescent Glowfly finished off Marley and Pandaren Water Spirit, finished with about 400hp. Dancing Water Strider was never used.

If this setup is as easy tomorrow, this might be a good Tamer to level pets on!

Kommentar von Flameseeker

This tamer is a breeze if you player your cards right with a Netherfeendrache. Life exchange is borderline OP when you use it on the 2nd and 3rd pet. My 25 rare was able to solo this team.

Kommentar von Metzae

I was able to win the first try with this team:
Fungusmotte > Marley
Pantherjunges > Tiptoe
Verschlingende Made > Pandarischer Wassergeist

Kommentar von NotNert

I was able to make this a one unit fight by using a Blighthawk lvl 25 rare quality 1546 305 244
Slicing wind first ability
Ghostly bight second ability
Lift off as the third
I started the fish and was able to work around his dive by using lift off. Because it was strong it almost killed him. Then I killed in the next two turn using slicing wind.
I was able to kill the strider by using ghostly bite then slicing wind twice finally finishing with lift off.
I finally killed the spirit by using lift off to avoid his two after x turns abilities. Then used slicing wind to finish him off.
Hope this helps and happy hunting!
(I would recommend Blighthawk to any pet battler, a very valuable asset to a team)

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 Kitaen

hi wowhead users,
simply yet effective guide on farming all legendary spirits with only 2 pets!
as a result you can level a 3rd pet on any trainer which gives insane amounts of XP

you will kill any legedary trainer first try unless you have an insane amount of back luck!

AIR: (hardcounter vs all 3: dragons)
any dragon with tail sweep will do, healing flame is nice aswell, use 2 of them (e.g. Welpling von Onyxia)
if you don't have a second dragon pet, don't worry, your dragon will almost kill 3 guys solo; any 2nd pet will do that is not aquatic
chose your 3rd pet as desired (leveling pet or w/e)

WATER: (hardcounter vs all 3: magic)
i strongly suggest the Ekelhafter Schlammling since he can solo all 3 pets without dying using absorb/acidic goo/corrosion
if you want backup, chose another magic pet or any decent flying pet such as Luyumotte
chose your 3rd pet as desired (leveling pet or w/e)

EARTH: (the is no real hardcounter sadly, but a fast critter will work wonders)
get a critter that is faster than the earth spirit such as a Elfisches Kaninchen that can make use of strong defensiv cooldowns like dodge and burrow
the second pet is more tricky, since you need to kill 2 guys fast. i've done a lot of testing - long story short - Fluxfeuerkätzchen is the way to go
chose your 3rd pet as desired (leveling pet or w/e)

FIRE: (again no real hardcounter ;( )
depends on that the NPC starts with (you might restart the fight if its the wrong pet) use your fast critter pet such as a Elfisches Kaninchen to kill the fire spirit and dps down the dragon as far as you can
then go on with a dragon pet yourself like Welpling von Onyxia once you have killed it, the flying pet is no match.

Kommentar von 1062573

For leveling pets, this trainer can be 2-manned if done correctly, which results in a pretty large amount of experience.

Start with whatever pet you're leveling (note that since 2 of the enemy pets use an ability that hits back-line pets, your pet can't be too low level or it will die, especially elementals).

Pet 1: Jade Owl. Technically any flying pet will work, but every ability in this fight is aquatic, so the aquatic damage reduction of the Jade Owl helps a lot; Whirlpools won't crush you anymore. Otherwise, any other pet with flying abilities will still probably work. Pull until the trainer starts with the fish, kill it with flying abilities.

Pet 2: Any of the crocolisks from the Shattrah fishing dailies (such as Chuck). Use Rip and Blood in the Water; for the 2nd set of abilities, either will work, but I'd probably recommend water jet. You need the croc to take out the 2nd 2 pets. Jade Owl will be able to put some damage into critter, but it will die partway through. Use Rip in particular to do a lot of damage to the critter since it's Beast damage vs. Critter. When the Water elemental comes out, use Rip on it to get it Bleeding them Blood in the Water; since the enemy is bleeding, it will always hit for massive damage. After that, the goal is just to finish it off before the multi-turn abilities land. In a pinch, you might be able to try and keep your flying pet alive and either pull it out and sacrifice it to the multi-turn abilities landing, or have it use Lift-Off to avoid the turn they land.

EDIT: You may actually want to take Surge over Water Jet. Due to the croc being slower, if you use it less than 4 times before killing a mob, then Surge ends up being stronger. Pending how far the Owl gets against the critter, it's unlikely you'll use Surge 4 times period.

Kommentar von Manishtusu

So there I was, experimenting with my anubisath's reflection capacity. I wondered, can timed abilities be reflected in the last round? The answer was ABSOLUTE DEVASTATION. There is nothing quite like reflecting all three abilities of the water spirit at the *same time*. All of which are strong versus elementals. :-D

Kommentar von Danyi

My team:

Oily Slimeling (rare, lvl 25) Absorb, Corrosion, Acidic Goo
Minfernal (rare, lvl 22) Crush, Extra Plating, Meteor Strike
Anubisath Idol (rare, lvl 18), Crush, Reflection, Sandstorm

The key to this fight is timing Reflection. It didn't matter one bit my Anubisath Idol was lvl 18 and missing a lot, the key was my team didn't get crushing blows against them.

Open with your Oily Slimeling and pull till you get the Aquatic, which will be most of the times in my experience.

Dot him up with Corrosion, and swap him out! He will toss his whirlpool thing, and that is when Reflection shines. The fish will dive under, and his emerge and whirlpool will both be reflected. Swap your Oily back in, Absorb, refresh your dots again, and take him down. If he tosses another Whirlpool, dodge that too with Reflection. Beware you swap in time, when the whirlpool is on 2 rounds, cause you skip a round on the swap.

When he is dead, the critter takes a bit of time, he heals up, try to reflect his Pump, but if you can't, you can keep yourself alive with Absorb for the time being. If Reflection is on cooldown, now is the time to toss in the Minfernal, if you can time it right, dodge the Pump in the air with Meteor Strike, and by that time, Reflection is up and ready. Keep doing this, but make sure when the Critter is almost dead, you have Reflection off cooldown to counter the triple from the Elemental. His Whirlpool, his Geyser and his Wave will go off at the same time. Toss them right back at him, doesn't even matter if they miss (2 of the 3 did on mine, Idol was low level), the elemental can't heal!

Because I never left my Anubisath Idol in for long, he never got punched a lot and stayed high health, also thanks to his passive heals on hits.

The Oily Slimeling was the only one that died during this fight, and only cause I kept him in on purpose to save my Minfernal from dying, so he took one big blow from the elemental I could not counter when he tossed his Geyser and Whirlpool to hit 2 rounds apart. The Elemental was already so low, the other two could finish the job easily. Stupidly I forgot my Safari Hat on this fight, but my Idol got 1834 xp and reached lvl 21, and the Minfernal got 1532 xp and is now 23.

If the Anubisath Idol is this powerful at lvl 18, imagine him at 25.

Kommentar von Filthymind

As this has happened two days in a row now, I have to share:.
I beat all of Flowing Pandaren Spirit pets with only my Kaiseradlerküken

Try it out if you got a rare.

Abilitys should be Fuchtler and Wirbelsturm and Abheben

Kommentar von 363599

A Lvl 25 Pterrordax Hatchling is easily able to solo the entire enemy team. Just make sure you time Lift-Off with the delayed big-hitter abilities, and this fight becomes a cake walk. Slicing Wind, Ancient Blessing and Lift-Off were the abilities i used on my Pterrordax Hatchling.

Kommentar von 1062573

You may be interested in 2-petting this trainer to level a third pet. This is one of the easiest Pandaria trainers to do this with, but their is one caviat; your low level pet will usually get hit by several Tidal Waves for about 100 Aquatic damage each. Thus, an extremely low level pet will probably die. Otherwise, it's easy.

You want to pull until the enemy starts with the Aquatic fish. Forfeit and pull again if he does not. Note that in this strategy, I'll be assuming use of the Cenariusjungtier, but as this is a pet store pet, I'm sure many people will not have it; I use it only as an example. Basically any flying pet with Lift-Off should work, and it should be pretty obvious how to apply it to your pet. If possible, use a Flying pet that is faster than the enemy fish while above 50% health; the fish is extremely fast, so a slow Flyer will surprisingly be slower even with their speed buff. Once again though, if you use a slower pet, you can still win fine, but the timing of the fight will not work as well.

Pet 1) Start with your low level pet, and start against the enemy's fish.
Turn 1) Have your low level pet attack with anything. Enemy pet will cast Whirlpool.
Turn 2) Swap to your Flyer. Enemy will Dive.
Turn 3) Lift-off this turn. If your Flyer is faster, it will avoid the hit from Dive that comes this turn. Regardless of if you're slower or faster, you'll avoid the Whirlpool hit.
Turn 4) Use Quill (or if you're not using Cenarion Hatchling, some type of Flying attack). Enemy will charge pump this turn.
Turn 5) Enemy casts Whirlpool. If you get to this point, the fight will end up lasting a lot longer. You'll still win, but it leads to changes to how the second pet works.
Turns 5+) Attack the enemy to death. If it takes much longer than this to kill the enemy, unless your Lift-off missed, you're doing something wrong.

Pet 2) The enemy brings out his Critter. Now, oddly, this is where the fight strategy can diverge a little bit, which is odd because the 3rd pet will always go the same. If Whirlpool is out still from the first pet, you need to keep your Flyer out until it lands; and since it roots, you won't be able to swap for 2 additional turns after that unless your Flyer dies.

The Critter is unique for a Pandaria-level trainer in that he doesn't follow a predictable pattern of attack. He can either do a relatively high-damage single-target attack (it's "relatively" high, but not particularly dangerous), an ability that hits all three of your pets, or heal on a cooldown. He seems to get into a pattern of doing either the single-target attack or the aoe several times in a row, but which one he does is completely random as far as I can tell. For as long as your Flyer is out, use Rush (or just some attack if you're not using the Cenarion Hatchling). In general, letting your Flyer die if possible is the best option, but you don't want him chipping away at your other pets with Tidal Wave. If he's casting this and Whirlpool isn't out from the first pet (you don't want your second pet taking this damage; use your Flyer as the sacrifice), swap to your next pet; or bring it out if the Flyer dies.

Your second pet should be a croc from the Shattrah fishing daily; Schnapps Eimer is one example, but all 4 crocs are the same. Note that at this point, the enemy's attacks will be relatively random based on what was said above, so you can't really react to them. Exactly how much of this pattern you need to do to defeat the enemy depends on how much damage your Flyer did to the enemy.
Turn 1) Rip the Critter. This will end up being a good bit of damage since it's Beast damage on a Critter.
Turn 2) Use Blood in the Water unless a Surge will finish off the critter.
Turn 3+) Surge the enemy to death. Usually one Surge is all you'll need, and sometimes he'll be dead before you even need to Surge.

Pet 3) The enemy brings out his elemental. Exactly the order you do things in will depend on the cooldown on Blood in the Water, which depends on whether it or a Surge killed the Critter, but it doesn't change the overall concept.
Turn 1) Rip the enemy. The enemy will cast Geyser, which hits in 3 turns.
Turn 2) Use Blood in the Water if available; if not, use Surge. The enemy will cast Whirlpool, which hits the same turn as Whilrpool.
Turn 3) Use Blood in the Water if available; if not, use Surge. The enemy will Tidal Wave.
Turn 4) Use Blood in the Water if available; if not, use Surge (note by this turn Blood in the Water WILL be have been off cooldown one of these turns). The enemy will Tidal Wave. Unless Blood in the Water missed, the enemy will be dead by this point. Whilrpool/Geyser hit this turn and will kill your Croc.
NOTE: This is a very rare circumstance, but if it's clear that you won't kill the Elemental on Turn 4 due to a missed Blood in the Water and your Flyer is still alive, swap in the Flyer to take the hits from Geyser/Whirlpool instead of the croc.

Note that this is a rather drawn out set of possibilities, but in practice the fight turns out pretty consistent. It's very repeatable and has a very high margin for error; unlike many fights, you can still 2-pet this fight in a fairly repeatable way even with a large amount of bad RNG in terms of misses.

Kommentar von byfaraqt04

After trying out a few different strategies mentioned here and elsewhere, I was still struggling with finding a good combination of 2 pets that could beat this trainer so I could level a 3rd. After a bit of frustration, I've found a pretty good combo that works for me.

Level 25 Guardian Cub (any good flyer will probably work here if they can nuke the fish) / Level 25 Oily Slimeling (Disgusting Oozling or any pet with the same abilities work here) / and a leveling pet that can dodge/avoid a round of attacks such as Anubisath Idol, flyers with Lift Off, etc.

Something to note, using a pet that is very low level here might not work out as 2 of this trainer's pets use a backline damaging ability, and they use it A LOT. I usually quickly level a pet to level 10 on the Dragonbone Hatchlings in Dragonblight before trying to level at spirit tamers.

1. I send the Guardian Cub in after Marley (the fish) and Reckless Strike until Marley is dead. Usually my Cub will last one round against Tiptoe and I can get one Reckless Strike in, but sometimes he dies before Marley is dead if there is an unlucky set of crits. That's fine.

2. After the Cub is dead, I send in the Slimeling. Absorb/Corrosion/Acidic Goo are the abilities that it should use. Start with Acidic Goo, the Corrosion, then Absorb. Repeat until Tiptoe is dead.

3. When the elemental comes out, it will always cast 2 abilities that do no up-front damage (big-hitting abilities that are delayed for 2-3 rounds). I use Acidic Goo, then Corrosion. I then send in my leveler. Any leveling pet that can avoid an entire round of abilities works the best here (such as Anubisath Idol with Deflection, dragons or flyers with Lift Off, critters with a dodge ability, etc). Immediately cast the avoidance ability. Once the two big hitting abilities miss, switch back to the Slimeling. Then just continue with the Acidic Goo/Corrosion/Absorb rotation until the elemental is dead. This works out well because it saves the Slimeling from taking 2 big hits, and gets your leveling pet xp without taking any damage other than some backline damage from the wave ability.

I've never lost using this tactic, though it does get trickier if you decide to level a pet that lacks an avoidance ability. I prefer to use a different spirit trainer to level those type of pets, and to level elementals, since they take a lot of backline damage from the wave ability.

Since there are a fair amount of popular pets that have a good avoidance ability, I thought it would be worth sharing this :)

Kommentar von Dayis

Had good luck(One shotted) him, he's much easier than the earth spirit. Or maybe it's my comp.

Shrine Fly: Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Glowing Toxin
Clefthoof Runt: Trample(Lol 10% of legendary pet's HP..), Trumpet strike, Horn Attack(Never got used since I have a slow clefthoof runt)
Spirebound crab: Surge, Renewing Mists, Shell Shield.

Kommentar von Res21

First off, I'm going to say this now, this pet isn't very good for leveling other pets due to their wave often killing off your back row.

I have, however, managed to solo it with a Magic Lamp.

To do this, use the abilities
Arcane Blast
Sear Magic
Wish

Enter the fight, and start off by casting an Arcane Blast. They'll dive next turn. When they dive, use Sear Magic so that you can purge off the Whirlpool. The Water Spirit likes to use a lot of multiple turn nukes, use this against them. After they dive, cast Wish to restore your health back, Wish can be casted whenever you'd like, but try not to die, you need to use it a bit early. I found somewhere around 700 health to be comfortable. Just go through this rotation for each pet. The actual spirit is faceroll. They rely too much on geyser and whirlpool. You probably don't need to wish as long as you dispel their multi-turn abilities.

I developed a method to solo it, and have your back row hopefully survive!

You need one resilient pet to kill Marley, if you actually have the Magic Lamp, he'll do, use him and kill Marley.

Swap to a high-damage beast pet (I prefer Kun-Lai Runt or some Spider) and burn down the water strider. After he's dead, swap to your back row and attack once before swapping over to your Magic Lamp (if you have it) and searing off both of his trap things. Swap back to your high-damage pet and burn him down as fast as possible. I did this with a level 23 elemental in my back row, he just barely survived. I still don't think this is a very good pet for leveling, but he can work.

Kommentar von Delaios

My level 25 rare Kaiseradlerküken soloes this trainer without dropping below 50% health if Tiptoe decides to use Tidal Wave. Because of flying pets gaining extra speed when above 50% health, you can use Lift Off to completely dodge the multi-turn attacks from the Marley and the Pandaren Water Spirit. They spend a good amount of turns casting these, with the other turns spent on the low damaging Tidal Wave.

Kommentar von zinseng

In my experience, Marley was always the opener here. Used a 23 common Shrine Fly, rare 25 Kun-Lai Runt to counter the critter, and my rare 25 Water Waveling for the spirit.

Just wanted to stop by since I didn't see it mentioned yet, there's a close stable master available for pet revival at 55,67, north end of Soggy's Gamble - directly across the path from the flight master.

Sidenote: People kept mentioning the Oozeling so I tried it a few times, it did squat for me personally.. mine isn't rare though so not sure if it ramps up that much.

Kommentar von mistah

If you have the Spirit of Competition Level it to 25. It was one of my first 25 pets and has done me very well.

I was able to take all 3 of these pets down with only the Spirit of Competition and he still had over 200hp left.

Kommentar von 1117144

There is hope.

Being my first try, I was expecting death...

lvl 25 Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe died after a few turns and I sadly mistimed my Proto-Strike ability (twice /facepalm).

lvl19 Öliger Schleimling did the business. Finished off Marley and Tiptoe. I was like 'seriously?' And then I became ever so impressed by the little darling. He bought it on the elemental. Have now decided to level him up to 25 so that he may continue his victorious virtual carnage.

lvl 25 Elfisches Kaninchen I was literally expecting the elemental to kill it in two hits. But as it turns out, bunny vs elemental, not too shabby on the dodging and damage. Plus it helps that the elemental's damage is reduced on critters.

Me - 1
Flowing Pandaren Spirit - 0

/Cheer

Kommentar von Crimsonshade

Anubisath Idol soloed the first two (start with sandstorm against marley, he then conveniently lines up both his dive and the air move for you to reflect) crush as the other move.
The critter pet just try to take a guess when he's going to heal so you don't blow reflect.
For the spirit himself the Idol got him down to 40% and then I had a crab finish him off, emperor or spirebound crab w/e should be fine.

3rd slot for a leveling pet. (Note - He brought my exp up a level and a half from a lvl 23, it's a better fight to finish off leveling a high level dude rather than a low level as all the backline moves might kill a lowbie during the battle.)

Kommentar von Macazzar

Although the Anubisath idol did the job I found the most consistant team for 2 pet levelling was a :-

Dragonbone Hatchling rare - (or any flyer with Slicing Wind and Lift off)
Disgusting Oozeling rare - Absorb - Creeping ooze - Expunge

Put the levelling pet in first and as mentioned by others it better be a high lvl 20+ otherwise it will die from backline damage. I use 23 as that usually tops them off to Level 25
Swap to Flyer and use Lift off to avoid whirlpool - you usually have to soak a dive then a couple of slicing winds and Marley is dead. Get in as much damage on Tiptoe as possible until death. Swap in the oozeling and finish him off - use Absorb to get some healing as you have to soak Geyser and Whirlpool on the elemental and if he synchronizes them it's a big hit. I usually finish with no less than 25% health on the oozeling

Kommentar von hootstwo

Gilnean Raven destroys the fish and most of the health of pet number 2. Oily Slimeling bats clean up and you choose your leveling pet.

Kommentar von b1ggerbear

Just killed this master after various rotations of rare pets, and the one that worked this time around was the effervescent glowfly (level 25), the alpine foxling (25), and the silky moth (23).
The glowfly stayed alive handily against Marley, and was smacked down by Tiptoe, who was promptly snacked on by the alpine foxling. The foxling didn't do so well against the water spirit, but the silky moth was able to take it out with little trouble and went to 25 as well!

Kommentar von Nabril

If you don't have a lot of super rare, hard to get pets, an easy victory can still be had.

Shrine Fly (This will easily decimate the first and will last a while into the second)

Panther Cub (Again, mops the floor with that healing critter with a couple of hits)

Choose your third pet (I have fun here- since the Panther Cub does so much damage to the third pet before finally dying, if you've done it right, I use Tranquil Mechanical Yeti because, even though mechanical is weak against elemental, the Ion Cannon makes for a cool finishing move)

You'd have awesome luck picking a pet more suited to fighting an elemental, but the first two pets do so well, that you're given some room to have fun.

Kommentar von elizaday418

beat with oily slimeling and brilliant kaliri. third pet was only needed to have a living pet at the end.

Kommentar von crimminal

Solo'd all 3 with level 25 Götze des Anubisath. Per Crimsonshade's advice, start the fight against Marley with Sandstorm, then Crush saving Deflection for both his Dive and Air attack, which both conveniently happen on the same turn. Must admit I got lucky on the 2 remaining pets as they missed on a couple of key attacks but I will take it. ;)

Kommentar von zhixson

I get really freaked out each time that Shrouded Cetacean slowly cruises by.

Kommentar von robertg2001

Best combo for this I have used is
Pet 1: pet you want to level
Pet 2: Götze des Anubisath /w demolish, sandstorm and deflection
Pet 3: I use a Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe in case the Idol dies.

Get one attack with the pet you want to level then swap to Idol. Use deflection to avoid the high damage attacks like Whirlpool.

Kommentar von nats88

amber moth, oily slimeling, both rare both 25. easy fight. just use moth until dead and continue on with oily. got him low then just spammed absorb.

Kommentar von watermen

I did it with Luyu Moth, Silkbead Snail and a pet that I want to level.

Actually, my silkbead snail was only level 23.

Luyu Moth solo'ed that first 2 pets Marley and Tiptoe. Then Luyu Moth was able to deal 50% damage to the last elemental pet. I used Silkbead Snail to finish him off.

Kommentar von 1024890

I got him first try with these pets, but I think the dragonkin may not have been the best match for his first pet.
spirit of competition - breath, ancient blessing, liftoff
arcane eye - psychic blast, drain power, mana surge
elfin rabbit- flurry, dodge, burrow

Kommentar von Aliandrin

To 2 versus 3 this NPC safely and easily:

1. Speed breed Crow or you can use a no-longer obtainable speed breed Gilnean Raven. Alpha Strike/Call Darkness/Nocturnal Strike

2. White Tickbird Hatchling battlestoned to rare of course. Thrash/ (whatever you won't need it)/ Fly

Your leveling pokemon must have some health to it. I recommend at least 1000 (more for elementals) to deal with the repeated spams of tidal wave. This trainer is not for leveling anything lower than 15 (and even that may bug you; I recommend 20 or higher).

Start with your Crow and blast his giant horrible inflated fishy thing with an Alpha Strike.
Marley, the fishy thing, proceeds to put out a whirlpool.
Switch to your Tickbird and Fly. When you switch, Marley will pump up. Your successful Fly avoids both the big pump and the whirlpool.
Thrash Marley Dead (takes 1-2 turns, if 2 you will be dealing with another whirlpool, but that's okay).
Switch to Crow. Crow will be taking the second whirlpool, but he outspeeds the disgusting water walker bug even without his racial (which is why you take the speed breed).
Alpha Strike until the bug dies. You may also hit him with a Call Darkness and a Nocturnal Strike, but then it might be dark when the Spirit itself comes out so use caution here.
When the bug is dead, and the Spirit comes out, switch in your lowbie. At this point the Spirit will only be using its delayed hits, so your low-level will not be touched.
Switch back to Tickbird. Thrash until you see that both delays will hit next round. Then Fly. You will avoid both attacks. Proceed to Thrash the Spirit dead.

Kommentar von HikaruTalnivarr

I just thought I'd add something I happened to stumble across while lvling the new 5.4-pets:
Chi-chi (won from the Celestial Tournament) absolutely destroys this trainer!

With the first pet, Marley, simply use alpha strike twice, go ethereal and finish it off with another alpha strike.

The second pet likewise, simply use alpha strike, it will also be dead in 3 turns.

Lastly, the elemental, is the only one worth using Wild Magic on. You also can opt for Tranquility, but you might get in trouble if you miss a single attack on the elemental. First Wild Magic, then 2 alpha strikes, untill all the time-bombs are about to go off, ethereal, continue with AS. The 2nd time the abilities won't line up, but no worries: avoid the 2nd whirlpool with ethereal, and with one more AS after that the elemental should be dead. Geyser won't be activated a 2nd time, as long as you put Wild Magic.

Kommentar von Beltane

Using a Waldmotte with Alpha Strike, Cocoon Strike and Moth Dust I have been able to defeat all three enemy pets without losing my Moth, or even needing to swap. Just use moth dust on cooldown and alpha strike otherwise, using cocoon strike to block any of the extremely easy to block hard hitting attacks the enemy team possesses.

Kommentar von 924822

Used 3 lvl 25 moths lead with dust and used Cocoon Strike after he cast whirlpool and easily defeated.

Hope this helps someone!

Kommentar von smetia

You can almost solo the trainer with a moth a gilnean raven and leveling pet a minimum lvl of 15 .

First you come with Garde Moth ,use Moth balls and alpha strike keep cocoon strike when whirpool will proc ,when the second aquatic comes the same thing you should solo those two and hit once the elemental.

Use call of darkness and nocturnal strike (maybe blizz will think about sorting the bug and nocturnal won't miss) elemental should have like under 100 life bring the pet u want to lvl and smack the elemental.

Kommentar von larrieuxa

This is the easiest high level pet battle for leveling pets, in my opinion. The leveling pet can be fairly low level too, it just needs to survive a few background aoe attacks.

Start out the fight with whatever pet you want to level. Do whatever attack you feel like. It won't take any damage.
Switch to a Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling on the second round.
Cast Lift-off. Your pet will miss the water pool explosion while its in the air.
Cast Peck to finish off the fish.
Use Peck and Slicing Wind to finish off the water strider. Lift Off when its available.
Keep doing the same on the elemental.
If your gryphon dies, bring in the third pet to finish it off. I use a Dancing Water Skimmer.

Kommentar von Uroon

Not accessible by land mounts - so lowbies will need a lift on a flying mount / summon / intervene etc. to get up there.

Kommentar von 899970

A video to show how I do this battle with 2 pets:
Flowing Pandaren Spirit - 2 Pet Strategy

Kommentar von DesDestro

Personally I've found the Sandy Petrel (or any flying pet with the cyclone and lift off abilities) to be a fantastic first pet to toss in.

I can usually avoid all damage on the first fight by starting with cyclone - the enemy will cast whirlpool; I'll cast whatever regular hit ability I have (slicing wind or whatever) and the enemy will cast dive; I cast lift off in time to avoid both the enemy dive hit and the whirlpool, meanwhile cyclone is smacking up their back line a bit - usually the enemy's pet will die with one more slicing wind as they cast another whirlpool, if you miss or something one more slicing wind should finish them off. Once tiptoe comes out, however, sandy petrel doesn't become as OP since tiptoe's tidal wave thingie will wash away your cyclone - I just keep smacking him up as much as possible until the petrel dies.

The second pet I really like is the Jade Owl, it's a magic pet with flying abilities and is totally OP for this fight. Lift off makes it easy to avoid the water elemental's geyser and whirlpool abilities, and I usually use adrenaline rush as well to make up for its' lack of speed. But what I usually do if I'm trying to carry a pet (it needs to be reasonably leveled and such so as not to die from the aoe tidal waves of tiptoe and the water elemental) But the turn the water elemental comes out I'll bring out my pet I'm trying to level, get my hit in and then switch on back to my jade owl to finish it off. The elemental will always cast its' geyser and whirlpool abilities first which means your leveling pet doesn't take any damage as long as you switch it out of there before they hit - since Jade Owls are magic they take decreased damage from aquatic and can easily survive the hits.

Kommentar von SirRoivas

Here's my strategy for this guy, in case anyone might find it helpful:

Pet 1: Anything with Lift-off, Adrenaline Rush, and a good Flying attack. Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling, Dragonbone Hatchling, Sea Gull, Jade Owl, you have a lot of options. Go for Power instead of Speed if possible.

Pet 2: I find that Minfernal works great here. If, for obvious reasons, you don't have one, Netherspace Abyssal, a Wyrmling, or Jade Owl will work too, though you lose a bit of leeway by not having Extra Plating.

Pet 3: Your leveler. It'll be taking a fair amount of Aquatic damage via AoE, so try and put in something that's at least in the teens and avoid Elementals.

Start with Pet 1, and begin with Adrenaline Rush. Next, hit Marley with your Flying attack before he can dive, then Lift-off to avoid his one-two punch. Spam your Flying attack to finish him.

When Tiptoe comes out, just spam your Flying attack and use Lift-off on cooldown; you no longer need to save it for anything specific.

When the Spirit comes out, switch to your leveler, then switch again to your Minfernal. Use Crush/other spammable attack once, then Meteor/Deflection/Lift-off, avoiding his one-two punch. Once the attack's done, use Extra Plating if possible, then spam Crush/other attack of choice. You won't be able to avoid the next Whirlpool, but with the Magic type and Extra Plating, even that will do approximately squat to Minfernal, and the other options should have little trouble surviving it either. If your RNG is bad enough that you have to deal with a second Geyser, your Meteor should be up again in time to avoid it.

Kommentar von 1226284

Hmmmm... As of tonight I cannot battle the Flowing or Burning Spirits...

I haven't turned in "Pandaren Spirit Tamer" yet and I had been using spirit battling to level some pets...

Any advice?

Kommentar von Elgatodefuego

Here's the routine I use. Personally, I have horrible RNG so if the Idol dies before the Elemental I tend to reset the fight.

Team Layout
Anubisath Idol:
Rapana Whelk:
Leveling Pet: Doesn't matter, just be sure it can survive ~700 Aquatic Damage

Battle Layout

Enter Marley
Round 1 - Sandstorm
Round 2 - Crush or Pass (Marley dives so you're going to miss)
Round 3 - Deflection
Round 4 - Crush *If this misses restart the battle before you take damage
Round 5 - Crush *If this misses restart the battle before you take damage
Round 6 - Crush
Round 7 - Call Sandstorm (You will be hit by Whirlpool but Marley should be dead)

Enter Tiptoe - If you Sandstorm to kill Marley
Round 1 - Crush
Round 2 - Crush
Round 3 - Crush
Round 4 - Crush
Round 5 - Crush
Round 6 - Tiptoe should be dead, if so continue below for Elemental if not use Sandstorm

Enter Tiptoe - Marley died before second Sandstorm
Round 1 - Deflection (To avoid Whirlpool leftover from Marley)
2 - Sandstorm
3 - Crush
4 - Crush
5 - Crush
6 - Crush
7 - Crush
Round 8 - If Tiptoe is still alive Sandstorm, if he's dead by now continue below

If You have bad RNG and Tiptoe kills your Idol, swap to Rapana Whelk and Ooze Touch until dead

Enter Water Spirit

If Idol is alive
Round 1 - Swap to Leveling pet
Round 2 - Attack
Round 3 - Switch to Idol
Round 4 - Deflection
Round 5 - Crush
Round 6 - Sandstorm (Or Crush if on cooldown)
Round 7 - Crush (or Sandstorm if off cooldown)
Round 8 - Crush (You will probably die from Whirlpool this round, if not continue Crush until you die)
Round ? - Swap to Rapana Whelk
Round ? - Dive
Round ? - Win
If for some reason Dive doesn't kill the elemental, Ooze Touch until it does.

If Idol is dead
Round 1 - Switch to Leveling pet
Round 2 - Attack
Round 3 - Switch to Rapana Whelk
Round 4 - Dive
Round 5 - Dive Hits
Until you win: Ooze Touch, if Dive comes off cooldown reuse.

Kommentar von vyamont

Solo'd with Level 23 Wildhammergreifenküken

Easy fight Pandaren water spirits two biggest cd's synchronise so you can use lift off.

And the first two pets are so easy for this Gryphon its ridiculous Just use llift off when Whirlpool it ticks down to one round till cast.

Kommentar von AlexL1118

Killed it with:
- Pterrordax Hatchling (Slicing Wind, Ancient Blessing, Lift-Off);
- Ashwing Moth (Wild Winds, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust);
- Rapana Whelk (Ooze Touch, Acidic Goo, Dive).

Kommentar von Nulanna

Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling - Lvl 25 Rare - Renamed "Peck" - Abilities: Peck, Adrenaline Rush, Lift-Off
Anubisath Idol - Lvl 25 Rare - Abilities: Crush, Sandstorm, Deflection
Leveling Pet - Has to be able to withstand at least 8 tidal waves @ 120 hp per (give or take) = 960 Hps

Fight 1 - Marley - Totally predictable - He will cast Whirlpool, Dive, Pump, Whirlpool, Pump
R1: Start the fight with your leveling pet, ideally cast something that increases damage or will protect themselves in the back line the first round, Marley will cast whirlpool, swap to gryphon
R2: Lift Off, Marley will Dive
R3: Peck, Marley will cast Pump
R4: Peck, Marley will cast whirlpool and die, Gryphon is still at 100%, swap in Anubisath

Fight 2 - Tiptoe - Water Jet, Healing Wave, Tidal Wave
R1: Cast sandstorm, which is strong against Tiptoe and will reduce the damage your backline pets take, crush repeatedly and sandstorm when off cool down until Tiptoe is dead.

Fight 3 - Water Spirit - Geyser, Whirlpool, Tidal Wave
He starts off throwing down Geyser and then Whirlpool. Geyser has a 3 round wait time while whirlpool has 2 - making them go off simultaneously and devastating any pet that does not have damage mitigation. At this point you are pretty golden - your gryphon should be about 75% after tidal waves, Anubisath about 40% and your lowbie hopefully is hanging in there. Crush until the water combo is at 1 round then use deflection. Crush repeatedly until the Idol dies or the Spirit does. If the idol goes down, bring in Gryphon to mop up with Peck.

Hope this helps people - Although it seems like RNG can always manage to mess up a good thing, I have not failed to win and rake in 5k xp for my lowbies for the past three weeks.

Edited to reflect best strat of the two initially listed (consistent wins with little/no RNG issues)

Kommentar von Jimbrooks

Just nuked poor Flowing Pandaren Spirit with 1 Anubisath Idol. (you could probably get away with boosting a low lvl by using it first then swapping after attacking once to use Sandstorm and go from there)
he will begin with the fish

Turn 1 - crush
Turn 2 - sandstorm
Turn 3 - crush
Turn 4 - deflection (both geyser and whirlpool should go off on this round, and you will take no dmg :D)
Turn 5 until sandstorm is off cd - crush

rinse and repeat. always keep sandstorm up to mitigate a lot of dmg UNLESS there is a bomblike ability about to pop under you, in which case use Deflection

pretty much exactly the same strategy on all his pets. It's pretty obvious when he is about to hit you hard

I can't believe how overpowered Anubisath Idol is!

Kommentar von Bonnah

Super easy Pandaren Spirit do defeat. I didn't use at all any magic pets. I used:
- Ashwing Moth (Alpha Strike, cocoon strike, moth dust)
- Nether Faerie Dragon (Slicing wind, evanescence, cyclone)
- Mirror Strider (Water jet, healing wave, pump)

The Ashwing moth over killed the 2 aquatic pets in 2 shots not even, also had the Nether Faerie Dragon as second option in case the moth dies.
For the Elemental pet, the mirror strider kills it no problem.

First try with those pets and killed it first shot.

Kommentar von 1340083

I used:

1. Rare level 25 P/P Yellow Moth: Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust.
2. Rare level 25 H/S Amber Moth: Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust.
3. Rare level 25 H/S Mojo (frog): Water Jet, Cleansing Rain.

Yellow Moth killed the first pet ("Marley" the Aquatic), and halfway killed the second pet ("Tiptoe" the Aquatic), then died.
Amber Moth finished off Tiptoe.
Mojo killed the third pet ("Pandaren Water Spirit" the Elemental).

Kommentar von Theo101

I've been able to easily beat this team and quickly level up alts using the below lineup:

1st: Sandy Petrel - Flying (Sandiger Sturmvogel) level 25 rare
2nd: A pet I was leveling up! So I just used Lil' XT - Mechanical (XT der Kleine) level 21 rare
3rd: Chuck - Aquatic (Schnapp) level 25 rare

When doing the fight:
Turn 1: I used my Petrel's Cyclone to deal damage to the back 2 pets to make them go down faster
Turn 2: I used Slicing Wind, which was strong against Marley (Aquatic pet)
Turn 3: I used Lift Off to avoid Marley's Whirlpool
Turn 4/5: I used Slicing Wind until Marley was down.
I continued to use Slicing Wind until the 2nd Aquatic pet went down.
I got lucky this round, so I still had my petrel at 1/2 health, so I was able to get the Flowing Pandaren Spirit down to about 300 health using Slicing Wind and Liftoff whenever Geyser and Whirlpool were about to hit.
I think used the pet I was leveling up to deal the final blows to the spirit.

If the fight wasn't as lucky, then it would be wise to pull your leveling pet back after 1 turn (just so they get some exp) and put Chuck out!
Chuck would then be able to easily take down the spirit using Rip+Blood in the Water, and Surge if needed

NOTE: Your leveling pet must be strong enough to survive the damage from Tiptoe and the Spirit's Tidal Wave!

Enjoy! :) and Happy Hunting!

Kommentar von Zolgara

For this fight it was pretty easy i started off with a level 25 rare Onyxian Whelpling, Dragonkin mainly just using and when the time comes for the dots to hit my pet i used to avoid damage and when needed which was only once i then used my level 14 to finish off the last 100 or so hp was no need for a second high level pet really

Kommentar von DeadMAX

To my extreme surprise I solo'd it with - Slicing Wind, Ancient Blessing, Lift-Off.

Kommentar von KisoMinamoto

1: Carry pet (should have 500HP to survive)
2: Anubisath Idol (1,1,1)
3: Emerald Proto-Whelp (2,1,1)

vs Marley
- Attack with your Carry pet > switch to Anubisath Idol
- Deflection > Sandstorm
- From here on, cast Deflection when there is 1-turn left on your Whirlpool debuff or when Marley has dived, Sandstorm when off cooldown, Crush as a filler

vs Tiptoe
- Chain cast Crush, unless your Sandstorm is off cooldown (then cast it)
- Switch to Emerald Proto-Whelp when your Anubisath Idol dies
- Emerald Bite until Tiptoe dies

vs Pandaren Water Spirit
(- If your Anubisath Idol is still alive at this point, cast Crush until it dies > switch to Emerald Proto-Whelp)
- Proto-Strike when there is 1-turn left on Whirlpool and Geyser
- Emerald Bite all the way

Kommentar von clothsucks

Moths. That is all I have to say.

Kommentar von 496978

For anyone who did An Awfully Big Adventure and got Trunks, it can be even more rewarding having a lv23 Trunks 1v3 this trainer. Like Anubisath, Ethereal goes a long way to blocking the big hits, its Magic typing makes Trunks inherantly resistant to the Aquatic damage, and it hits much harder than Anubisath does. (You don't have Sandstorm to reduce Tidal Wave damage on the backline, but your pets really should be lv11 or so just from Aki the Chosen.)

So feel free to do your victory lap on Trunks against this tamer! Or bring out your imaginary friend to handle this fight in Anubisath's stead when levelling up something else!

Kommentar von 785358

This fight is absurdly easy for the An Awfully Big Adventure achievement. I farm this guy every day for the pandaren water spirit using only one pet and the fight is always the same. Always. There's not even an 'oh crap' moment where my pet dies and I have to improvise. A little RNG would be welcome to mitigate the tedium.

All you need:
1 Lvl 25 Rare Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling with Peck and Lift-Off

VS Marley
Round 1 - Peck
Round 2 - Peck
Round 3 - Lift-Off
When you come down from lift-off, if any of your attacks managed to crit, Marley will be dead. If he isn't finish him off with a Peck.

VS Tiptoe (Your Gryphon will still be at 100% health when he enters)
Peck. That's all- nothing fancy. Just keep pecking until he's dead. Tiptoe usually just Aoes your team; unless you've got a low level pet in the back line no one will die. Even if Tiptoe decides to hammer your gryphon (or should I say wildhammer) he'll still live and it won't affect the strategy in any way.
EDIT: As it turns out my gryphon's breed is an h/h and can take the hits. If yours is not just lift-off when it's off cooldown and keep on going.

VS Pandaren Water Spirit
Round 1 - Peck
2 - Peck
3 - Peck
4 - Lift-Off
5- Peck
6- Peck
Win.

Extremely uncomplicated. Extremely easy =]

Kommentar von huldu

Many good tactics here, I'll add mine that worked like a charm against the flowing spirit.

1: Carry pet(have at least 500hp to survive tidal wave)
2: Moth(2,1,2)(has to have greater speed than 335 without the flying buff, I used a fungal moth)
3: Anubisath Idol(1,1,1)

(faster fight use these, you can also use a teroclaw hatchling(use dodge when he dives and alpha strike), works just as well!)
1. Waterfly(2,x,1) - Lift-Off when Marley dives, otherwise Alpha Strike. Kills Marley and Tiptoe quick and easy.
2. Carry pet(have at least 500+ hp due the wave hitting the backline) - Switch in when Water spirit enters battle.
3. G'nathus(1,1,1) - Switch to right away after carry pet. Thunderbolt, use Dive when there is one turn left on Geyser/Whirlpool, otherwise use Swallow you Whole. You'll destroy the water spirit using G'nathus and much faster than the idol.

vs Marley
- Attack with Carry pet > switch to Idol > Deflection > switch to Moth >
- Moth Dust > Cocoon Strike > Alpha Strike > Alpha Strike

vs Tiptoe
- Moth Dust > Alpha Strike > Alpha Strike > Alpha Strike

vs Pandaren Water Spirit
- Moth Dust > Moth dies, Idol enters > Sandstorm > Deflection > Crush > Crush

Moth dust does *not* have to hit for this to work. The moth should be able to kill the first two and survive to the spirit unless they crit you.

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hello, here my video to defeat this trainer and complete: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u48qJ_7_Jus&feature=youtu.be

Here defeating him with. Chi-Chi, Küken von Chi-Ji
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLyPf6w9zQc&feature=youtu.be
If you invoke one of the levee pet first combat is the same.

Kommentar von Roesia

L25 Rare H/P Junglebeak - Slicing Wind, Flyby, Lift-Off
L25 Rare B/B Garden Moth - Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust
L25 Rare B/B Brilliant Bloodfeather - Quills, Hawk Eye, Reckless Strike

Kommentar von Garabel

elekk plushie + amber moth + arcane eye
use cocon strike and moth dust as much as possible and swap to elek plushie to absorbe damage
against pandaren water sprit arcane eye will be excelent choice as you take low damage
use eye blast and interrupting gaze to be one step forward and interrupt it's turn
between cooldowns focused beam will gain in strength. tough you get low damage and interrupt sprit you may lose battle if it scores some critical hits

Kommentar von sniperintainting

This fight is solo-able with a Jade Owl PB build 1/1/1
-Start with Adrenaline Rush, then Slicing Wind, and follow by Lift-Off, finish the pet with a couple of SW attacks
-The second pet comes down with SW only
-Start the Pandaren Water Spirit with two SW, then AR and follow with LO, finish with SW

you can insert your leveling pets at the first two rounds against the PWS.

Kommentar von midobu

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(S4) Flowing Pandaren Spirit (Team)/battle sequence:Fixed (Patch 6.0.3)
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Nether Faerie Dragon(A) = Type:Faer(ABC)
Nether Faerie Dragon(B) = Type:Faer

<Add with> Leveling up pet (H>716 and not Elemental) (or Type:Kali as a 3rd pet)

#Battle Sequence

<Flowing Pandaren:Faer(ABC) & Faer> (1) Faer(A) C - E - (S:repeat)! - (2) Faer(A) S - E - Faer(B) A - A - A - A - (3) Faer(B) L - LvUp - Faer(A) E - (S:repeat)

Success Rate: 99.9%

Explanation:
Notice: Keep on using Evanescence to avoid any kinds of enemy's water bomb.
(1) Start a battle with a Faerie(A). Use Cyclone - Evanescence then keep on using Slicing Wind till 1st enemy dies.
(! - If Faerie(A) gets killed then reset battle and re-start again.)
(2) Stay for 2nd enemy. Use Slicing Wind - Evanescence. Then swap to Faerie(B). Keep on using Arcane Blast till 2nd enemy dies.
(3) Stay for 3rd enemy and use Life Exchange. Then right after swapping to level up pet then right away swap back to Faerie(A). Use Evanescence then keep on using Slicing Wind.

To understand how the pet type and #Battle Sequence work then please go to my main post |Pandaren Spirit Tamers|.

Kommentar von ArtemisSnuff

My Wildhammer Gryphon Hatching soloed all 3 of these water pets with Peck, Slicing Wind and Lift Off. I didn't even bother using Slicing Wind either, just Peck and then Lift off when the whirlpoools and such were about to hit. My pet didn't even get down to 50% health for this one.

By FAR the easiest that I've done for the Spirit Tamers

Kommentar von Synariel

Sick and tired of the Anubisath in every leveling strat? Me too! If you also really like the Teroclaw Hatchling, like I do, then this is the 2-pet strat for you!

Teroclaw Hatchling--2,1,1 (but you won't be using the third ability. DO NOT take and use Nature's Ward.)
Any snail--2,1,1
Leveling pet--Must be level 10 or above non-Elemental

Marley
Open with Teroclaw
Alpha Strike
Alpha Strike
Dodge (Whirlpool/Dive)
Alpha Strike until Marley is dead

Tiptoe
Alpha Strike
Dodge on cooldown
Alpha Strike until Tiptoe is dead

Pandaren Water Spirit
Switch to leveling pet
Immediately switch to snail
Dive (Geyser/Whirlpool)
Acidic Goo
Absorb until PWS is dead, using Dive on cd if needed

Edit: Teroclaw Hatchling can consistently solo this fight, if you switch him in instead of the snail and Dodge the Whirlpool/Geyser.
Edit 2: Thanks, VOxPERENOLDE, but when this guide was made the two abilities Dodge and Nature's Ward were on different slots. They are on a shared slot now, unfortunately.

Kommentar von Samanthers

If you're going for An Awfully Big Adventure / Elekk Carry, I did it with a Gilnean Raven And Frostshell Pincher (lvl 21). Any crab with Rip and Blood in the Water will work (zangar crawler, ironclaw scuttler, kelp cuttler to name a few). Your Raven needs to be fast so unless you have one of the rare speed breeds, an S/S crow may be a better option.

Gilnean Raven needs Call Darkness, Nocturnal Strike, and Alpha Strike.

Use Gilnean Raven for the 1st pet with Call Darkness, then Nocturnal Strike. This killed the first pet for me but I got a crit, you may need an alpha strike to finish it off.

When the 2nd pet, strider is active i use Nocturnal Strike first if Call Darkness is still up, otherwise Call Darkness first and then Nocturnal Strike. Use Alpha strike as filler.

You may need to swap in elekk around this point to soak damage.

For the 3rd pet, once the debuffs are gone, i bring out my crab using Rip, and then Blood in the Water. I swapped back to elekk while waiting for Blood In The Water to come off CD. I ended up using Blood in the Water twice.

Kommentar von Wuxian

Update for WoD, since I am a complete petbattle noob, I think this should work for everyone.

I used a Brillante Blutfeder (P/P breed) with a skillset of Picken , Falkenauge and Blut abzapfen. I might have gotten lucky, but I soloed the fight with this guy. I used Hawk Eye round one to buff up, Drain Blood to get back hp, then spammed Peck until Drain Blood was ready again, while keeping up Hawk Eye.

This did it for me, although my Brilliant Bloodfeather died after all 3 enemy pets were dead due to the delayed attacks of the enemy.

Kommentar von mdunlap0872

So, I was trying to find good pets to kill this team and I normally try moths or some flyers but I noticed most of the abilities used by this team are weak against magic pets plus magic pets won't lose more than 35% at a time so I used a Netherspawn, Spawn of Netherspawn (H/P) with Nether Blast, Consume Magic, Creeping Ooze.

I actually had a 25 Hyjal Wisp ready as backup. I also had a pet I was trying to level.

Basically, I tried to keep the creeping ooze debuff on the target all the time.

The best thing that comes into play with this is consume magic. This team puts up whirpool or geyser/whirpool as much as they can and consume magic simply removes all of it. To make this even better, consume magic also heals the Netherspawn.

The rest of the time I was casting nether blast.

It's always tricky to sub in the carry pet but I managed somehow.

I probably could have kept casting creeping ooze against the pandaren water spirit instead of nether blast since there is no cooldown.

The netherspawn probably had less than 300 health left. Might need a backup pet just in case.

Kommentar von hootstwo

This trainer is old news for most, but I still do it regularly and I wanted to point out that Axebeak Hatchling is ideal for this fight - can very nearly solo the whole trainer, and in quite short order to boot!

Team:
Axebeak Hatchling (2,1,1)
Leveling Pet
Really nearly anything that hits hard, but if we want to be safe...
Legs (2,1,2)

Against Marley: Peck, Peck, Liftoff Marley now dead.
Against Tiptoe: Pecks until you've taken a bit of damage then Rain Dance, then Peck until Tiptoe is dead. Should still have most of your health left.
Against Water Spirit: Immediately swap in Leveling Pet, then Swapback in Axebeak, Liftoff to avoid the bombs. Then just wipe up however you see fit.

I'm honestly stoked about how nicely Axebeak works here (I'm using a rare PP version but still should be fine regardless of breed used) So fast and so effective :) Would also work a treat for your Elekk.

Kommentar von huldu

My new favorite tactic(and fastest):

Leveling Pet(300-400hp+, it's all about the rng on Tiptoe and how often he uses the wave, if he doesn't use wave once, then 230hp is enough for a non-elemental).
Chi-Chi(2,x,1)
Chrominius(1,1,2)

Start with your leveling pet and make an attack(you won't take damage). Then switch out the pet for Chi-Chi. Use Ethereal and then alpha strike Marley to death. The first turn against Tiptoe use Ethereal again(to avoid getting hit by whirlpool), then alpha strike him to death. When the Spirit enters the fray swap in Chrominius and use Howl, followed by Bite and lastly Surge of Power and the spirit is dead.

I could make this a lot more pretty to read with links and what not to pets and their abilities but I don't know how to do it properly.

<edit> I forgot to add something important, a moth will work fine or any pet with Alpha Strike+an evade type of attack. My benchmark is that a pet has to be able to kill Marley and Tiptoe in 3 turns each. The problem is that whirlpool does so much damage and easily takes the flying pet down below 50% and hence it loses the speed advantage over Tiptoe. Alpha Strike does over 500-550 dmg per hit, which is enough to destroy them both in 3 turns each.

Kommentar von Nicanino

Soloed al three with a Rare LVL 25 Seagull. Hit cyclone first, used lift-off to avoid waves and timed hits, then slicing wind until cooldown reset

Kommentar von Dustfire

My Dragonbone Hatchling soloed this with Slicing Wind, Hawk Eye, and Lift-Off.

Kommentar von Orual

Soloed the whole team repeatedly with Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling, 2-1-2. Keep Rapana Whelk for a backup as it destroys the Pandaren Water Spirit. But always have time/room for a leveling pet as well.

Kommentar von 1233157

You can easily carry a battle pet by using an Amber Moth in your slot 1 and a Silkbead Snail to deal with the elemental.

For the Amber Moth, use the abilities Moth Dust, Cocoon Strike, and Slicing Wind.

Use Coccon strike at the right times. For example, when you're about to recieve high damage from whirlpool or dive.

For the Silkbead Snail, use Acidic Goo and then Dive on the elemental. After that, just spam Absorb.

Somewhere near the end when you are certain of victory. Toss your carry pet in there (assuming he can take the damage) so that he gets XP.

Kommentar von Kadael

Axebeak Hatchling can solo this, with 2, 1, 1.

Rain Dance used the moment its off CD (and to begin with). First 2 can be peck spammed, except when Dive is used, use Lift Off.

Thats it really, very, very easy and with 1 pet. (Be sure when vs the elemental, to time Lift Off with whirlpool/geyser and you'll be fine).

Kommentar von Xozus

Could not get any of these to work for me. Used 2 x Anubisath Idol and no problem.

Kommentar von albinoette

ELEKK PLUSHIE vs. Flowing Pandaren Spirit
1. Götze des Anubisath (1,1,1)
2. Ausgeburt von G'nathus (1,1,1)
3. Plüschelekk (could take up to 650 dmg, depending on how many Flutwelle hit)

vs. Marley

Sandsturm
Zerquetschen
Abwehr
Zerquetschen until Marley is dead (3-4)

vs. Tiptoe

Abwehr if there is an impending Strudel
Sandsturm on CD
Zerquetschen until Tiptoe is dead (5-6)

vs. Pandaren Water Spirit

Zerquetschen
Zerquetschen
Zerquetschen
Abwehr
(optional) Swap to Elekk
Swap to Spawn of G'nathus
Tauchen (down)
Tauchen (hits)
Komplett verschluckt until Pandaren Water Spirit is dead (1-2)

Kommentar von orloff

an artic hare (or any other rabbit) with 1/2/1 and a mechanical axebeak with 1/1/3 can kill all 3.

Kommentar von thulsadoom

Pet Battle with 2 Carry Pets

25 Rare Chi-Chi (Alpha Strike, Tranquility, Ethereal)
Carry Pet 1
Carry Pet 2

Open with Carry Pet 1. Use any attack. Swap to Chi-Chi. Ethereal (block whirlpool), Alpha Strike until Marley dies.

Enter Tiptoe. Ethereal (block Marley's whirlpool), Spam Alpha Strike until Tiptoe dies.

Enter Pandaren Water Spirit. Alpha Strike (x3), Ethereal (Block Geyser). Swap to Carry Pet 2. Swap back to Chi-Chi. Spam Alpha Strike for the win.

19 rounds.

Carry Pet 1 pet gained 2503 XP (leveled to 17). Carry Pet 2 gained 2290 XP (leveled to 19). XP was buffed with Safari Hat.

Thank you @bandeeto for your helpful tips.

Kommentar von omghai2u

Blutschnabel, P/P, not sure about other breeds) can solo this easily, I used 2,1,1. Make sure to use Lift Off to avoid Geysers, heal when necessary but other than that just peck away.

The fight should go something like this:
1. Peck, Marley casts whirlpool
2. Peck, Marley dives
3. Lift-off, you avoid whirlpool and dive
4. Lift off hits, Marley probably dies, if not peck again.
5. Peck the strider thing
6. Peck it some more
7. Are you still pecking?
8. Heal if necessary, repeat till strider is dead.
9. When strider dies this is the best time to switch in a carry* Water Elemental will cast whirlpool his first round out..
10. Switch back in Bloodbeak, peck and save lift off to avoid geysers and whirlpools.

*Due to high number of AOE attacks, carry pet will need to be high level (around 1000 health is pretty good)

Kommentar von dylacat

Easily soloed with a Mechanical Axebeak. Good luck! :)

Kommentar von selkie47

100% soloed with Gryphon Hatchling. Lift off on the Whirlpool/Geysers and that little bird is golden!

Kommentar von eatgrass

Currently, your levelling pet need to be at least level 20, as they will keep casting aoe abilities that damage non active pets as well.

Anubisath can no longer solo even 2 pets as they have changed the timing of the abilities so he will take a lot of damage no matter when he cast deflection.

Tried all the starts, below, they no longer work to allow for levelling. You can lose with Anubisath and another max level pet if unlucky, so you will need a third.

Kommentar von momma3

solo'd this tamer using Dread Hatchling opened with call of darkness peck nocturnal strike peck til dead. peck 2nd pet til darkness is off cd if not at start follow with nocturnal strike and then peck til dead. Follow same steps as above. I had Dancing Water Skimmer for back up pet but i never pulled it out. I had the plushie in the 3rd slot since I was working on An Awfully Big Adventure. Ya may be able to put lower lvl aqua pet in the 2nd slot to lvl up if ya are working on An Awfully Big Adventure also. Please note that this was my exp and your results may vary from mine

Kommentar von KinaMonster

My Team:
(in order of appearance)
L22 Emerald Proto-Whelp (Uncommon) 1-1-1
L25 Anubisath Idol (Rare) 1-1-1
L25 Emerald Prooto-Whelp (Rare) 1-2-2

The fight gave 3988 xp to my leveling Proto-Whelp

Kommentar von wheyan

my level 23 jade owl soloed the entire fight using lift off to mitigate big damage.

Kommentar von rory666

this can take all of them alone. peck-soulrush-ethereal with these and right order i managed to win with 1025 health on him

Kommentar von PRTetu

A rather dependable and fast way to solo (and powerlevel 2 other pets) this tamer uses Iron Starlette, assuming your carries can withstand a small amount of damage.

Wind, supercharge, 1-shot Marley.

Wind, powerball, supercharge, take out Tiptoe.

Powerball, wind, supercharge, smack Spirit.

Kommentar von MaxExFive

Am I the only one smelling something fishy here? This NPC can still use the old version of geyser/whirlpool? While OUR battle pet cannot. I get hit with the combo daily.

Kommentar von nanrector

Flowing Pandaren Spirit 7.0

Axbeak Hatchling 2,1,1
Mech. Pandaren Dragonling 1,1,2
LEVEL PET 20 or or higher

1.
Rain Dance
Peck
Lift Off (fish is in dive)
LEVEL PET IN AND OUT
Peck
FOE DIES

2.
Rain Dance
Liftoff
Peck
Peck
Rain Dance
Peck
FOE DIES

3.
Peck Spam
Lift off only if he dives
Rain Dance when available
YOU DIE
Bring in Mech. Dragonling

Bomb Run
Decoy
Spam Breath
FOE DIES

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NOTES:
1. I use Rematch so my pets are in order for that. Even though a Leveling Pet might go in first, always have pets in the order shown.
2. When I suggested using something on cooldown, or when it’s available, that means to use it when it only has 1 active round left. Don’t wait until it’s off to use it again.
3. Most level pets are brought in and out making no attacks unless stated.

Kommentar von Rustrage

Nice easy fight even using a leveling pet and Elekk Plushie for achievment.

Luyu Moth (Level 20+ leveling pet as there is AoE Damage)
Junglebeak (Plenty of similar pets with Peck, Rain Dance and Lift off)
Elekk

First turn, used any ability on my Luyu Moth

Switch to Junglebeak

Lift off, Peck, Peck etc

Repeat for next pet

On the last one, it'll use both Geyser and Whirlpool, use takeoff to avoid these and peck/heal as needed.

Leveling pet was 21, got 3373 xp from the fight.

Kommentar von Boxofbeer

Kommentar von Asere

Teroclaw
Harpy Youngling
Biletoad

Kommentar von BlueNightCat

This fight can be soloed using Terokrallenjungtier 2/2/2. heal attack. dodge when the debuff about to explode. forgot when to swap leveling pet. you need a pet then can survive ~700 dmg so lv1 wont work here

Kommentar von SaltyGoldfish

Fast and reliable 2-pet strategy:

Carry Pet level 11+ (it can take up to 358 (536) elemental damage)
Rußschmieds Bömbchen any breed (abilities: anything---Flammenstrahlen---Explodieren)
Ikky (abilities: Stacheln---Schwarze Klaue---Schar)

Round 01: Carry pet - pass
Round 02: switch Rußschmieds Bömbchen
Round 03: Flammenstrahlen
Round 04: Explodieren--------- Rußschmieds Bömbchen dies, choose Ikky
Round 05: Stacheln------------ Marley dies
Round 06: Schwarze Klaue
Round 07: Schar
Round 08: Schar------------ Zehenspitz dies
Round 09: Schar
Round 10: Schwarze Klaue
Round 11: Schar
Round 12: Schar end

If you dont have Rußschmieds Bömbchen, you can replace it with Buddler or Eisernes Sternchen and use Toxischer Rauch instead of Flammenstrahlen.
In this case, you need some damage from your carry pet in round 01. For example H/P breed of Buddler needs 107+ damage, H/P breed of Eisernes Sternchen needs 130+ damage in round 01 to make sure Marley dies in round 05.

Short video with more information: https://youtu.be/DLTngYmBkTk

Kommentar von Shaokhan65

1: Teroclaw Hatchling (2,1,2)
2: Pandaren Water Spirit (1,2,2)
Leveling pet: Level 14+ Magic or 20+, no elemental

Fight order: 1121.ddS(3)S(2)321.d
Note: Teroclaw can solo this fight, but using PWS makes the fight faster.

d = death of enemy pet
D = death of own pet
S = switch to pet# in brackets
. = continue the last used ability until death of the pet

You can see the fight in this video here at 19:10.

Kommentar von leoricsbride

Enchanted pen 1.2.1 = 1 pet solo everything lol

Kommentar von TheGamingGeneral

Gilnean Raven + Rapana Whelk in that order. EZ.

Kommentar von Vespine

I had issues soloing in 8.1 with Teroclaw & Ikky due to nerfs.

My setup to level pet:

1. Leveling Pet
2. Anubisath Idol (1/1/1)
3. Ikky (2/1/1)

Strategy:
1. Started with leveling Pet, Hit once then swapped to Idol
2. Maintained Sandstorm and Deflected only when Whirlpool was going to hit. Crush between

I was lucky and didn't even have to use Ikky but all depends on how lucky you are on misses

Kommentar von Gwiez

Level 1 carry pet strat (it takes no damage). It takes about 22 rounds.

Kalle die Qualle 2,1,2 x2

general spell priority:
Blase on cooldown
Reinigender Regen to keep rain up, and at least once per syd to heal.
Flutwelle the rest of the time.

When your first syd dies, the enemy pets should all be under 50%. Bring in your carry pet, and then swap immediately to your second syd.

Marley's spell priority is:
Strudel
Tauchen
Pumpen

The enemy's backline should be dead by the time Marley dies.

Kommentar von vikn

Klammernde Manifestation (1,2,1) Source auction house 1k
Versteckhüterküken (2,2,2) Source: vendor 1k

1. Schleichender Wahnsinn
2. Illusionäre Barriere
3. Switch to Versteckhüterküken
4. Schar
5. Schar *Marley dies
6. Schar
7. Raubtierschlag
8. Schar *Tiptoe dies
9. Schar
10. Schar
11. Stacheln
12. Stacheln *Pandaren Water Spirit dies

The key here is step 1-7 once that is done you're ahead with so much that it just becomes a question about how you want to win rather than if you can win. Feel free to bring in a leveling pet for example, just run Stacheln during turn 8 instead and switch into a leveling pet during turn 9, feel free to run it with a Plüschelekk in your third slot for achivement, or just run it as fast team for the daily quest.

Kommentar von Dayis

I had good luck with the Snowfeather Hatchling(Falcosaur Swarm/Squawk/Predatory Strike) and Mini Mindslayer. Falcosaur killed the first two and Mindslayer killed the Elemental handily.

Pred Strike > Squawk > Swarm > Pred Strike > Squawk > Swarm handled the first two pretty easily, don't worry about buffing pred strike, just worry about that 4 turn timer being up sooner rather than later.

For the elemental, Amplify Magic > Interrupting Gaze > Mana Surge

Kommentar von Acoustag

I've seen people get downvoted for this suggestion, for some reason. So I'm making my own comment about it.

In BfA, a single moth can almost solo this entire battle. Alpha/Cocoon/Dust.

You don't need to follow the long, drawn-out strat of Anubisath and others. A moth, if you use Cocoon strike correctly, can get to the third pet by itself. If you're lucky with Moth Dust, you can solo the entire encounter.

I shouldn't have to explain it if you've been doing this fight for years, like me. Your moth is quicker than Marley. Quicker than Tiptoe. Use Cocoon strike to dodge Whirlpool, Pump, etc.

I'm always carrying a third pet, and more often than not, I'm deliberately WAITING for my moth to die on the Spirit's final pet, just so I can get my levelling pet to swap in freely before I finish him off. Either with another moth, or a cheap mechanical.

Sure, the 6-year old strats work, if you happen to align the correct RNG and have 20 rounds of patience.

Ain't nobody got time for that. Just use a &*!@ing moth.

Kommentar von namenottaken

Teroclaw Hatchling easily solos the entire fight.
Just Alpha Strike your way to victory using Dodge before the big attacks hit.

Kommentar von pinknblue

I tried a bunch of these strategies with no luck (I know some of the pet mechanics have changed). After so many pets dying, I randomly threw in my Mechanical Axebeak (1,2,2). It was able to solo everything (dying after the last opponent was dead. It would be easy to level pets with this, I would think. I will try next time.

Kommentar von toria234

Tried all mentioned below and nothing - finally put in 2 albatross chicks (1,1,2) and sea gull (1,1,2) BOOM DONE

Kommentar von Kytu

Cobalt Raven did most of the damage: (quills, cocoon strike, flyby), then finished with Docile Skyfin (predatory strike).

Kommentar von gagfinder

Fast and easy win with Flammenringmotte, Netherraumabyssal and Immerschreiter. Moth is a real carry here to solo both aquatics and survive, and after that its a freewin.

Kommentar von Qruelty

Anomalus 111, Poison Protocol on cooldown, Toxic Fumes, Ooz Touch + Ikky 111, Cyclone, Black Claw on cooldown, Savage Talon. I won but Ikky died. Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling was my 3rd pet (if needed).

Kommentar von saillaw

Here are the TomTom coordinates for the Pandaria Master Tamers and Spirit Tamers.

Due to the 255 character macro limit, I've divided it into the first half and the second half. If you have TomTom you can make two macros and it will give you the waypoints (even when you are not in the particular zone):

First:
/way #379 64.8 93.6 Thundering Pandaren Spirit
/way #371 28.8 36.0 Whispering Pandaren Spirit
/way #371 48.0 54.0 Hyuna of the Shrines
/way #376 46.0 43.6 Farmer Nishi
/way #418 62.2 45.8 Mo'ruk
/way #422 61.2 87.6 Flowing Pandaren Spirit

Second:
/way #422 55.0 37.6 Wastewalker Shu
/way #390 31.2 74.2 Aki the Chosen
/way #379 35.8 73.6 Courageous Yon
/way #388 57.0 42.2 Burning Pandaren Spirit
/way #388 36.2 52.2 Seeker Zusshi

Kommentar von redghost289

Kaiseradlerküken (S/S, 1/1/2) can solo this fight.

Kommentar von Arcanagosa

I was able to solo this with Parasitic Boarfly (1,1,1). I had Amber Moth and Garden Moth as backups due to an earlier comment suggesting we use moths, but I never used them so I can't speak to the accuracy of that comment.

I have not done this fight many times so I don't know if it's RNG dependent. I mostly used Slicing Wind, used Drain Blood when my health hit 1,000 or lower, and timed the Lift-Off with the big attacks (Geyser, whirlpool - it helps you can see them coming!)

Good luck (and please let me know if anyone else uses moths and if they still work!)

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