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Following the 2.4.3 patch, Nether Ray Fry is a non-combat pet available for purchase from the Skyguard Quartermaster.

This requires an Exalted reputation with Sha'tari Skyguard.

Comentario de Barleduq

Looking at this NCP, it's the same color as the Raya abisal de montar morada, even tho the page for Raya Ala Abisal says it has the black skin in the 'same model as' tab. (as does the 'same model as' tab for at least some of the other nether rays.) This is somewhat confusing, as the black skin is supposedly used on "Conde" Ungula, which looks a different color in each screenshot :/ and on Raya del cubil, which looks a dark blue in the screenshot. (I haven't gone into Underbog to find them myself.)

I was wondering if it was possible to get mount, pet, and NCP to be all the same color, which is constrained to the color of the NCP as both of the others come in multiple colors.

Wish the Nether Fry changed color... I prefer the red riding mount.

Comentario de MMOSimca

Not merely cute, but a surprisingly powerful Battle Pet. One of its many variable stat types ("Natures" to coin a phrase) is a heavy Power build: 149/14/10 at level 1. That stat build's low Speed is offset by the Flying Passive (increases Speed by 50% while it remains above 50% HP). Also, since the pet is only 40g (assuming you have Exalted), you can just buy several of them until you get the stat setup that you like and cage and sell the rest.

Additionally, the Nether Ray Fry's moveset is pretty amazing. It has excellent 'type coverage'. All six of its abilities are what I'd call "basic attacks" (they have no real secondary effects and no cooldowns), but they are ALL different types: one Magic, one Beast, one Elemental, one Undead, one Flying, and one Dragonkin. This makes it extremely valuable when facing many different Pet Tamers, since you know their lineup in advance (or at least you do if you look it up or try to fight them and forfeit/fail) and can swap in the moves for the Nether Ray Fry that you need.

The only real issue with the Nether Ray Fry is that he isn't a team player. His moves have little or no synergy with the rest of the team, so you may not want him a pure level 25 "optimal" setup. However, I still think the Nether Ray Fry is awesome for leveling and defeating pre-Pandaria pet tamers.

Powerful, Versatile, and most importantly, Cute.

P.S. Look into the Raya abisal inexperta for an alternative color scheme (red instead of blue)

Comentario de 1015467

Indeed a very strong, versatile pet. Goes great in my team, glad to have the little guy

Comentario de TevishSzat

It's just a little bit cruel that these guys have multiple breeds: most pets that come from items do not. Mine is Breed #4 (pure attack) and I wouldn't have it any other way, given that its flying type means it will start the battle with an artificially boosted speed.

That out of the way, what do you think of when I say “Starmie”? “WTF” and “A Pokemon!” are probably pretty common answers, but those of us blessed and cursed to know Pokemon shudder in fear.

Starmie is a very strong, competitive Pokemon not because it has a devastating trick, but because it’s all-around good with one extra factor adding in: You never really know what moves a Starmie is going to have. It learns water and psychic moves, for the most part, and can take some dangerous TMs and HMs, but any particular Starmie might also have normal attacks, or even a thunder and/or rock move, coming completely out of the blue to surprise you with type matching.

Nether Ray Fry (And it’s captured mirror, the Fledgling Nether Ray) look to me to be the Starmie of Pet Battles due to their very eclectic move set.

For leveling, they start out with the godsend that is Bite, dealing better damage to the critters you run into every two steps. Immediatley thereafter they get a Dragonkin attack, followed by Undead. Their second layer of moves give them Magic, Flying, and Elemental. All of these moves are pure damage-dealers, but some are a little more clever, leading towards varied setups, or being able to build FTW with intelligence

Bite and Arcane Blast are “Spam” moves – arcane blast wants to be spammed, while Bite is simple, reliable Beast damage. For leveling, I like to keep Bite, but for PvP Pet Battles, Arcane Blast helps it cut through the hit points of other flyers, the only things liable to be faster than it.

The third tier of moves (Shadow Shock/Lash. I’m doing this out of order for a reason) present different options. Overall, I prefer Lash, as when the Fry goes first, it’s very deadly. Shadow Shock might have a place though, if you can accurately predict you’ll be facing the troublesome humanoid species (very rare in the wild)

The second tier of moves, Tail Sweep and Slicing Wind, are both recovery, presenting a high damage option when you’ve dropped below 50% and are now going second, keeping the Fry from being dead in the water with half its health left. Of these, Tail Sweep is more reliable damage, while Slicing Wind has a higher potential. Neither is weak on a common type, but Slicing Wind is strong against Aquatic, while Tail Sweep afflicts the much less common magicals. Still, in PvP where you’re liable to see a lot of Dragonkin and not as many aquatics (compared to PvE at least), consider Tail Sweep.

In addition to not being able to predict a Fry’s build going in, your opponent may also have a hard time predicting your move from round to round, as none of the fry’s abilities have cooldowns. This isn't quite so important, since none of the fry's moves do anything other than damage, but I still thought it worth noting.

Comentario de Whiterock

Firefly, Wasp and Nether Ray family:Firefly Group1 abilities: Firefly Group2 abilities:
Arañar Picadura de confusión Enjambre Arañar Toxina incandescente Picadura de confusión
Viento cortante Golpe de capullo Toxina incandescente Viento cortante Picadura Baile deslumbrante

Mosca de agua fulgurante and Luciernagua abilities: Luciérnaga lucero de pantano abilities:
Aguijoneador con púas Corriente de sanación Elevación Aguijoneador con púas Elevación Vuelo rasante
Golpe Alfa Mordedura lacerante Esquivar Golpe Alfa Mordedura lacerante Nimbo

Moscallama diminuta abilities:
Quemar Inmolar Enjambre
Golpe Alfa Sisear Subidón de adrenalina

Wasp abilities: Avispa ósea abilities:
Aguijoneador con púas Concentración Mordedura lacerante Aguijoneador con púas Concentración Mordedura lacerante
Mordedura Golpe depredador Arrasar Zarpa Golpe depredador Arrasar

Nether Ray abilities: Alevín celestial abilities:
Mordedura Barrido de cola Choque de Sombras Mordedura Tajo sañoso Barrido de cola
Explosión Arcana Viento cortante Latigazo Explosión Arcana Golpe Alfa Choque de Sombras Base stats at rare 25 level: 1400 260 260
Name\Breed: H/H P/P S/S H/P P/S H/S H/B P/B S/B B/B HiPo PWR SPD
Luciérnaga @ + + + -81 +16
Alebrilla efervescente + + + + -81 +16
Alevilla de Mei Li + + + + -81 +16
Mosca del santuario + + + + + * +

Alebrilla de la Luna Negra + + + + -16 +16
Luciérnaga de zafiro + + + + -16 +16
Luciérnaga violeta + + + + -16 +16

Mosca de agua fulgurante + + + + + + -16 +16
Luciernagua + + + + -16 +16
Luciérnaga lucero de pantano + + + + -16 +16
Moscallama diminuta @ -16 +16
Avispa Aguijoámbar + + + +
Avispa Aguijosangre + + + +
Avispa crepuscular + + + +
Avispa de la madera + + + +
Avispa ósea + + + +

Raya abisal inexperta @ -162 +33
Raya abisal pequeña + + + + -81 +16
Alevín celestial @ -162 +33

@ - mandatory, + - recommended, + - removed. For shared ones get at least one of a kind.
*H/S Alebrilla efervescente and Alevilla de Mei Li have 0/+3/0 more stats than H/B Luciérnaga and S/B Mosca del santuario

Comentario de dlbert2000

Went with P/P, dont regret it.
He has moves from 6 different pet types (all 6 are different)
Hes a flyer so +50% speed so he gets the first hit (unless VS another flyer)
When he gets below 50% and becomes slower than the enemy, Tail sweep hits like a truck

Comentario de ZsadistNazjatar

If you buy it, it has immediatly rare quality.

Comentario de 327600

You CAN keep buying these to get the breed that you want. The price is 28g with the guild lvl24 bonus Bartering.

Comentario de Yechnagoth

You should be able to get those as caged pets without needing the rep, like Tiny sporebat and Tiny goldfish.

Comentario de Aliandrin

I like the 12/12 power/speed breed. It still grows up to have a good attack (309 is no 341 but still), and 289 speed is nothing to sneeze at. This one can keep using Lash until its very last breath. I'm going to raise one each of the power, speed/power, and speed breeds.

You can only have three in your pokedex, and it's got four breeds, but that's fine, since the #3 balance breed really isn't worth investing in.

Comentario de Xexji

Even the B/B breed (with 1400 health) is still really really good. Pick this guy up (preferably with a better breed than mine, since I leveled him before I cared about breeds) and use him. Incredibly useful and versatile.

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Raya abisal pequeña

Este PNJ se puede encontrar en Bosque de Terokkar .

Vendedor: Grella
Zona: Bosque de Terokkar
Facción Guardia del cielo Sha'tari - Exaltado
Coste: 40

Las rayas abisales, nativas del Bosque de Terokkar, crían durante la temporada de lluvias. De los cientos de crías que surgen de una ventregada, muy pocas sobreviven hasta la edad adulta.

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