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Kommentar von madmurdock

Ziemlich simpel mit Motten. Je nach Procluck von Mottenstaub reicht sogar eine.

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Kommentar von Lrdbyron

Spawned at 36.21,37.15 in the Krasarang Wilds. I don't have any lvl 25 battle pets so I was not able to go after it. Hope this helps anyone looking.

Kommentar von Syngather

Part of the quest Fabelhafte Wesen which gives you upon completion a Roter Panda.
After which it turns into the daily quest Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch I which gives you the Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf with possibly more Companion Pets.

There are 10 Battles in total:

Location: Jade Forest
Ka'wi der Schlinger - Location: (48,71) Health: 4207 Abilities: Chew, Moth Balls, Super Sticky Goo
Nitun - Location: (56,29) Health: 4066 Abilities: Rake, Prowl, Ravage

Location: Valley of the Four Winds
Glückspilz Yi - Location: (39,44) Health: 4129 Abilities: Perk Up, Quick Attack, Uncanny Luck
Grauhuf - Location: (25,78) Health: 4207 Abilities: Hoof, Roar, Trample

Location: Krasarang Wilds
Huscher Xi'a - Location: (36,37) Health: 4066 Abilities: Flurry, Skitter, Water Jet

Location: Kun-Lai Summit
Kafi - Location: (35,56) Health: 4129 Abilities: Gnaw, Headbutt, Leap
Dos-Ryga - Location: (67,84) Health: 4207 Abilities: Frost Breath, Healing Wave, Whirlpool

Location: Vale of Eternal Blossoms
No-No - Location: (11,70) Health: 4144 Abilities: Tail Slap, Dive, Beaver Dam

Location: Townlong Steppes
Ti'un der Wanderer - Location: (72,79) Health: 4378 Abilities: Pump, Shell Shield, Tidal Wave

Location: Dreaded Wastes
Blutstachel - Location: (26,50) Health: 4066 Abilities: Spiked Skin, Scratch, Rip

Kommentar von Starchy

Skiterrer Xi'a spawns at the SE corner of Krasari Falls (36, 37). He has 4066hp.

He seemed easier than some of the other aquatic beasts of fable (Dos-Ryga, Ti'un the Wanderer, No-no). I only have one flying pet (Guardian Cub) at 25, so I probably would have finished him off faster if I'd had a second. The rest of my lineup was my Hopling and Mini Thor. Hopling was kinda eh for this, but Mini Thor has been a champ for most of the beasts of fable due to his health and damage.

Kommentar von Jayrai

Level: 25
Type: Aquatic
Quality: Legendary

Health: 4066
Power: 431
Speed: 347

Abilities:
-Skitter
-Water Jet
-Flurry

Pet battle tips:
-His abilities are strong against elemental and undead pets.
-His abilities are weak against humanoid and magic pets.
-Flying pets are best for this fight.

Any simple flying pet will do (Moths, birds etc).
Normally when fighting an aquatic, I wouldn't recommend an elemental. In this case though, the Tiny Twister is great for this fight.

Kommentar von Zeneo

Skitterer Xi'a is located in Krasarang Wilds at location 36.2, 37.3. Skitterer Xi'a can be defeated with Cinder Kitten, Grunty and Rocket Chicken as an example. Not sure what all the down rating is for, this post is meant to help you guys.

Kommentar von 709812

A Harpy Youngling will do very well on this fight. It takes reduced damage of two attack from Xi' and does additional damage thanks to its flying attacks.

I did not have a level 25 harpy in my arsenal therefore i used Anubisath Idol with Crush,Stoneskin and Rupture. It did around 3k damage to Xi' until it dies and i let my Pterrordax Hatchling with Slicing Winds, Andcient Blessing and Lift-off finishing the rest.

Kommentar von 1062573

Ok, so, I found a rather humorous combination of pets that can be used to defeat ANY Beast of Fable. Here's the jist.

You need to start with a pet that can cast Sunlight (Sonnenlicht). Cast Sunlight and swap to your next pet.

Your second pet needs to have Life Exchange (Lebensaustausch). Attack a few times then cast it. Do NOT try to push the damage so low that it gets risky; use it when you hit half health or so.

Finish with any pet that can use Predatory Strike (Raubtierschlag). Obviously you want to use this ability whenever the opponent is under 25% health.

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So how does this strategy work? It exploits the insanely high health of the beasts of fable and uses it against them. Sunlight will increase their health and your health by 50%. This means that Life Exchange, which caps out at your max health, can hit 50% harder. Most pets with this ability seem to have 1400 health, which means that with Sunlight, Life Exchange will hit for 2100. The Beasts of Fable have about 4200 health; with Sunlight, that means they'll be down to roughly 2100/6300 (it'll vary a bit from beast to beast). That means if you can do roughly 500 extra damage to the enemy sometime during the fight, they'll be under 25% health and be one-shottable by Predatory Strike, as 1500-1600 health will still be killable by the strike. Note in many cases it also may be possible for the second pet to simply beat the enemy to death on their own; this is just a generic thing.

There are two things you need to watch out for. First, on pets that heal, you'll need to make sure the enemy is low enough, and it'll take a few extra hits. Not a big deal, just be aware of it. It's obviously very essential that the enemy be under 25% when you use Predatory Strike; if they're just a bit high, you'll be in for a harder fight. Second, watch out for pets that Burrow/Dive/BeaverDam/block your attacks in some way. Life Exchange and Predatory Strikes are essential abilities that can't be allowed to miss, so against enemies that have a potential to block these, be careful.

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There are a LOT of options for pets with these abilities, and almost anything will work. However, I like

1) For the first pet, my personal preference is Seele der Aspekte (though Übelrübe works, and I'm sure almost everyone will have it). It doesn't matter much, but he can open with Surge of Light for a little bit of free damage, taking some load off my second pet; no other pet with Sunlight has a good, hard-hitting ability that only takes one turn.

2) My preference for the second pet is Netherfeendrache or Junger Grimmlingflitzer (the same thing, other than perhaps stats). This is probably your most important pet to choose well, since he'll be the only one doing actual combat. Higher health is better if you have the choice. Miniwillensbrecher works as well, but he doesn't really have a good choice for spammable attacks; you need to either use a weak attack or one that locks you into doing nothing else for 3 turns. With the dragons, you can Arcane Blast and then Life Exchange whenever you want. As another minor perk, the dragons will get their +50% damage buff when the target goes under 25% health, giving you an indication they're ready to be hit with Predatory Strike.

3) My preference for the final pet is https://www.wowhead.com/mop-classic/spell=39181. There are a ton of pets with Predatory Strike, and any will work. However, there's a good chance your Flyer will get hit under 50% health (due to Sunlight) before they can attack and lose his speed buff. Speed is your friend; you don't need to hit hard, you just need to hit before the enemy can Burrow/heal/whatever. Miniwing is EXTREMELY fast, so he should always go first. That being said, there are other fast Flyers too, but this one is just my preference.

Kommentar von moochen

I used the Fire-Proof Roach as my first pet. Used the ability Apocalypse. The ability killed him when the meteor hit, after 15 rounds. I guess any roach or beetle with the ability would do. The roach must be alive and the pet in play when the meteor hits btw.

Kommentar von 365004

For those with TomTom:

/way Jade Forest 48.4 71.0 Ka'wi the Gorger - Critter
/way Jade Forest 57.0 29.1 Nitun - Critter
/way Valley of the Four Winds 40.6 43.6 Lucky Yi - Critter
/way Valley of the Four Winds 25.3 78.5 Greyhoof - Beast
/way Krasarang Wilds 36.2 37.3 Skitterer Xi'a - Aquatic
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.2 56.2 Kafi - Beast
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.9 84.7 Dos-Ryga - Aquatic
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 11.0 70.8 No-No - Aquatic
/way Townlong Steppes 72.3 79.8 Ti'un the Wanderer - Aquatic
/way Dread Wastes 26.2 50.3 Gorespine - Beast

I use sirinad's suggestion - my pets are Terrible Turnip/Sprite Darter Hatchling/Brilliant Kaliri) - which works for every one of these guys, though there are a couple healers for which it's probably easier to use 3 of the appropriate counter class.

Kommentar von 365004

Kommentar von 1038935

Important Notes:

There's No xp multiplier for defeating Elite Battle Pets.
They have higher drop rates for rare stones and alt panda pets.
The bag for the fable daily has a very large chance to contain a random rare upgrade stone.

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Kommentar von xgirlrogue

yes a roach or beetle pet with the apocalypse ability is good - but I have had them miss on several occasions

I had a rare highlands turkey, lvl 25, on this and it lasted all but one last hit (about 250 health left when he died), the ability to sleep (food coma) worked very well and seemed to hit every time, I then used peck while he was asleep and followed with squawk to reduce his dmg which I followed up with more peck until food coma came up again, repeat this and you should have good luck

Kommentar von Profitecy

I killed Skitter pretty easy with Nether Faerie Dragon (1,2,2) & Yellow Moth (2,1,2)

First set of numbers are the abilities, second set is their use. You could of course replace the Dragon with a Sprite Darter Hatchling and the moth with many other pets.

Kommentar von Qliyo

Took him down with Sunreaver Micro-Sentry, Kun-Lai Runt and Forest Moth.

Kommentar von Macazzar

Killed this today using 3 lvl 25 flyers.

Brilliant Kaliri Peck/Cyclone/predatory strike
Dragonbone Hatchling Slicing Wind/Hawk Eye/ Lift off
Amder Moth Alpha Strike/Cocoon/Moth Balls

I used cyclone sstraght off and then pred strike - switched to dragonbone hatchling for all his abilities until dead.

Moth did the best job so will try and use two moths tomorrow - ended with still half health.

Kommentar von doclariv

I just started doing the Beasts of Fable quest-line, I took a pretty long break in early MoP.

Some things I want to point out

A lot of the data on this page is dated as of Patch 5.3.

For the main example, the three pet combo using Sunlight, Life Exchange, and Predatory strike is effectively nerfed.

It only works on some of the battles successfully, such as Skitterer XI'a. Other battles where the beasts have massive heal capabilities, another strategy is required. That is because the reduction in their health causes the returns from life exchange to be far less, even with sunlight. Additionally, if they have a large heal, sunlight makes it even worse, and you have to start the combo over again.

At best, you will wind up with one living pet at the end. The 50% damage reduction is actually a difference, even though I have read some people say that it is not. It completely removes burst and finishing moves out of the equation.

In addition, these things hit VERY hard now. You will have about 9 turns to get something in done if you try to go toe to toe DPS duke-out with these things. I have gotten some battles into the 14-16 round range by being crafty, but for many of these beasts it was not enough.

Just wanted to point this out before people start investing time into pets specifically based on the green rated guide strategy in the comment sections here.

Kommentar von Mommahov

This pet does not seem available for capture for anyone who stumbles upon him randomly without the quest chain thinking they will pick up a legendary battle pet.

Kommentar von Crimsonshade

Used 2 pets, Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling (any other bird with flock will do)
Flocked him up until he killed me, swapped to anubisath idol and used sandstorm which hit for almost 900 thanks to flock, just needed 1 crush after that.

Kommentar von 1120495

I normally defeat this elite using the Unborn Val'kyr's Unholy Ascension and my Harpy Youngling, because all of the harpy's abilities are strong against him and two of his abilities are weak against her. The unholy ascension makes it to where the elite takes 25% less damage from everything, instead of 50%. I also usually have a pet that has an ability that does a large amount of damage in one turn, like Surge of Power, as my third pet just in case my harpy gets killed, to finish him off. Usually it's my Lil' Tarecgosa.

Even if you don't have the Val'kyr, the harpy is still very useful :)

Kommentar von 1128241

It is possible to just damage rush these guys. I use a team of 3 Chrominius's and used surge of power. Ive used this team on all of the beast of fable.

Kommentar von VoodooDues

This is a little more chalenging after 5.3, and some of the old strats mentioned above don't work anymore.

Flying pets are best here, as they deal increased damage to Aquatic pets.
I have tried a number of flying pets, with varying success. This is the team I have found most effective so far. (all pets below are Level 25 Rare)

1. Huhn - Schneidender Wind / Krächzen / Schar

Open with Krächzen, then Schar, then Schneidender Wind if the chicken is still up.

2. Sandiger Sturmvogel – Schneidender Wind / Adrenalinrausch / Falkenauge

If the damage buff from flock is up, open with Schneidender Wind, then Adrenalinrausch, then Falkenauge. If the damage buff from flock is not up, open with Adrenalinrausch, then Falkenauge. Spam Schneidender Wind until Skitterer or your Petrel is dead.

3. Prächtiger Kaliri – Picken / Schriller Schrei / Raubtierschlag

Skitterer should be under 25% when you bring out your Kaliri. Open with Raubtierschlag, which should give you the kill. If not, then Picken until he's dead. If Skitterer happens to be above 25%, I suggest using Schriller Schrei then Picken until he is under 25%, then Raubtierschlag for the kill.

Kommentar von Astralon

After many tries (as of 5.3) I came up with the following strategy:

Use Scourged Whelpling, Pandaren Monk and Sea gull or something similar, in that order.
I understand the monk isn't for everyone, but most strategies for fables include at least one "exotic" pet, AFAIK.

Start with Call darkness.
Switch to your monk and use Fury of 1,000 Fists, then Takedown. Normally, your monk will have about 50% hp left.
Switch to your whelpling again. Use any ability to let Call darkness be off colldown, such as Plagued Blood to give a small hp boost to your monk, or any other ability you prefer. Your whelpling may be dead by now, but fortunately we have Undead skill, so hit Call Darkness again.
When your whelpling dies, switch to your monk and repeat Fury of 1,000 Fists and Takedown.
Xi'a would be left with less than 300 hp by now. Finish him off with your flying pet, I used my trusted 'Steven' Sea gull with Thrash and then Lift-Off when Call Darkness wore off.

You may not nail it with your first try due to crit/miss chances, but this was the way to go for me.

Kommentar von hootstwo

As with all legendary aquatic pets, Gilnean Raven, Crow and Brilliant Kaliri. For the Crow and the Raven: Peck, Call Darkness, Nocturnal Strike. For the Kaliri, Quills and Nocturnal strike. Keep up the Darkness and Nocturnal strike when available - otherwise, peck/quills. Honestly, I've not even come close to losing to anything aquatic with that (regardless of bad RNG voodoo)

Kommentar von Zarasz

Cockroach, Lesser voidcaller and corefire imp is very tight and depends if he misses 1-2 attacks.

Kommentar von sixthfore

Win around Round 8 using two pets.

Nether Faerie Dragon.

First move: Slicing Wind (flying type)
Around 40% HP: Life Exchange (should bring him down to around 50%)
Until death: Slicing Wind

Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling
First Move: Decoy (absorb two hits)
Until death: Breath

Optional backup for bad luck RNG.

Kommentar von mewmewface

crystal beetle - hiss, apocalypse
moth - moth dust, cocoon,
silky moth - cocoon, mothballs

Kommentar von Veratus

A Lil Bad wolf with Howl and Claw, followed by a Kun'Lai Runt with Frost Shock, Deep Freeze and Takedown (used in that order) left Skitterer Xi'a on about 250HP.

My runt nearly took him down completely, but died. Miniwing then finished him off with no problems. Solid combination.

Kommentar von mewmewface

well..lets just say i wasnt talented in pokemon enough to level a 3rd pet with this one.

i used crystal beetle - flank , survival, apocalypse

i used apocalypse first, then flank, then when i was sure i might croak, i used survival..i had 1 life left

then switched to my flayer youngling, -blitz, deflection, kick,
tried to use deflection as much as possible!

then qiraji guardling - whirlwind, sandstorm, blackout kick

started with sandstorm, these made his hits weak..then kicked him. then whirlwinded to pass the rounds praying i wont get hit critically..i "passed" a lot of rounds because my talents had cooldowns. by the time round one was over the apocalypse hit my guardling and then it k.o. this jerk down, leaving my 1hp beetle behind.

Kommentar von 1062573

So I found a rather interesting quirk to the way the Beasts of Fable damage reduction buff works that can be exploited to make basically any beast of fable fairly easy to kill. This is a generic strategy for all beasts and may have to be slightly adapted for each individual beast, but I'll include specifics where I think is necessary.

The main aspect to this trick is that if you place a +100% damage buff on the target (such as Heulen), you would think that the Beast would take "normal" damage, because the damage taken is doubled from Howl and then cut in half from the beast of fable buff. However, the effects apparently add, not multiply; as a result, the Beast will end up taking +50% damage when these two buffs add together. This is a huge increase in the damage taken over what you'd expect, and as such, ANY sort of +100% damage buff from abilities like Heulen, Schar, etc. are extremely powerful.

Now, for the specifics. For a simple team that can take out anything, I recommend using at least 2 of Chrominius, and then some other 3rd pet (which could be a 3rd Chrominius, but may be better as something else, which I'll go into later). If you go Howl + Surge of Power with Chrominius, it will do over 1100 damage. This means that if you do this with 2 Chrominius in a row, the Beast will die no matter who it is except for the healers. Against Beasts that don't hit as hard, you could go Howl + Bite + Surge, but there's little reason to do this against Beasts that won't heal since they'll die in the process anyway, and if you fail to cast the Surge of Power before dying you will have some other issues.

There are three Beasts that can heal, and this provides a bit of a problem to the strategy, but you can adjust. It should be noted that these Beasts won't get many opportunities to heal. Your strategy revolves around doing VERY high damage per turn, so they'll usually only get off 1 or at most 2 heals before the fight is over.

1) Dos Ryoga: This fish is often the hardest Beast for most people to beat. When using Chrominius, I recommend going Howl + Bite + Surge instead of just Howl + Surge. Dos Ryoga does hit hard, but he has a lot of abilities that avoid doing damage for a turn, so you'll usually have time to use all three of these abilities. Try to include a Flyer with Raubtierschlag on your team. This ability hits pretty hard to begin with and will be fairly effective for finishing off the low-health Ryoga after your second Chrominius dies. Furthermore, if you ever find yourself in a situation where a Chrominius dies while there's still a turn of Howl left on Dos Ryoga (a fairly common occurence), always swap in the bird next and then use Predatory Strike. This will cause Dos Ryoga to take more damage than a Surge of Power, even if he's not under 25% health.

2) Nitun: This racoon isn't as hard as Dos Ryoga, but he is a little more random. One of the issues you may find yourself in is that against your first Chrominius, he may open with Prowl + Devour, which will cause him to heal all of the damage that Chrominius does. The trick as odd as it sounds is, don't try to outsmart him. Just go Howl Bite Surge on each of your Chrom's. If your first Chrom dies and there's still a turn of Howl up, you'll want to go Bite Howl Bite Surge, and this should kill Nitun before he can heal again. The nice thing here is that Bite is strong against Nitun to begin with, so while he's random, you can often just overpower the RNG with massive damage.

3) Lucky Yi: This cricket is quite easy in this strat, I include it only for completeness. He'll keep healing, but he doesn't hit all that hard and he's weak to Bite. Just do the Howl Bite Surge combo over and over and he'll die pretty easy.

Kommentar von 1024890

got him first try with these:
quiraji guardling
mechanical pandaren dragonling
fledgling nether ray

Kommentar von 337014

Zandalari Anklerender (or any of the Zandalari pets w/ Primal Cry, Black Claw & speed > 281), Azure Crane Chick (or any flying pet with Quills), and any other pet (you won't use it). Start w/ the Zandalari pet and Primal Cry, then Black Claw, then Hunting Party. When he dies, follow w/ the flying pet's Quills. Should be about all you need to knockout Skitterer Xi'a or any of the Aquatic Beasts of Fable. 8)

Kommentar von jadrianz

I used a lvl 23(r) Szechuan Chicken, lvl 23(r) Shrine Fly and lvl 20 Dragonbone Hatchling(r)

I opened with squawk then pecked until the chicken died, with the shrine fly started with glowing toxin then cocoon then used slicing wind til it died. Dragonbone I used lift-off then slicing wind killing Xi'a.

Kommentar von 245300

These dailies opened for me today and I went off to do number II first.

I beat all three, but found that only Greyhoof registered on my quest. I went back to do X'ia and Yi again and still nothing - has anyone else had this trouble?

I did log out and back in again a couple of times, no change.

Kommentar von 1196595

Found this setup to work Fox, Clockwork Gnome, and Kun-Lai Runt

Open with gnome building Launch Rocket, Switch to Fox
Howl with Fox, switch back to Gnome
Use rocket launch, then Metal Fist till death
Pull out Runt and use the Frost Shock Deep freeze Takedown combo. Then spam takedown till he's dead

Kommentar von anavette

My setup was a simple one:
23 Rare Garden Moth
25 Common Ashwing Moth
25 Rare Anubisath Idol

I was able to down him but it didn't register on the quest and I logged out and back in, cleared my UI etc and still doesn't show as completed so I opened a ticket.

Kommentar von hootstwo

I just wanted to add a little strategy here that I used (somewhat accidentally) that hit this thing like a truck. I used my crow to start - Call Darkness, then Murder. Was dead pretty much immediately there after.

Next came out my Brilliant Kaliri (although anything with Nocturnal Strike will do). Nocturnal Strike hit for over 1500!

I know this isn't exactly one of the more challenging fights, but it was still an effective combination!

Kommentar von fewaldwood

Indeed, i used Call Darkness, followed by Nocturnal Strike (from Gilean Raven), got him down to 30%. 1 lowby Garden Moth (22 rare) finished the job.
Tried a lot of setups but everything else was blown to pieces. Didnt thought such a lowby setup would do the job.

Worked well.

Kommentar von deneisetorres

I don't recommend this strategy - it was born of frustration because RNG hates me. But I got him down with
Lvl 22 Green Garden Moth
Lvl 22 Green Highlands Turkey
Lvl 22 Green Luyu Moth

Used all the Plus against aquatic damage dealers

Everyone was dead except Luyu, and it certainly wasn't pretty, but LOL it worked!

Kommentar von Jirki88

One pet that should definitely be considered is the Darkmoon Zeppelin. Depending on RNG, the Decoy ability can cancel out two heavy-hitting attacks, and Explode does a lot of damage if you use it when it's about to die. From what I noticed, a Darkmoon Zeppelin can reliably cut Xi'a's hp down to half with the use of one or two rockets plus the Explode. That makes it quite easy to finish it off with any flying type pets.

Edit: Actually, any pet with Explode works. Frankly, almost all the Beasts of Fable that have no self-heal get owned pretty hard if you have two pets with Explode.

Kommentar von 899970

A video on how I easily beat Skitterer Xi'a:
Skitterer Xi'a

Kommentar von Zhee

Succesfully used this combo:

Gilnean Raven, (Call Darkness, Nocturnal Strike)
Sandy Petrel, (Lift-off, Slicing Wind)
Wildhammer gryphon (Anything to finish him off)

Kommentar von Etreum

Finally!

I did it with Unborn Valky'r (Level 22)

Curse of Doom
Unholy Ascension

And then killed it off with a Luyu Moth and another moth I didn't even have to play

Kommentar von reilyn

Team (Rare 25): Gilnearischer Rabe, Wildhammergreifenküken, Götze des Anubisath

Start with Gilnearischer Rabe. Use Dunkelheit herbeirufen followed by Nächtlicher Schlag. If Gilnearischer Rabe isn't dead before you can get the next hit, Schlag gegen die Alphas until you are.

Bring in Wildhammergreifenküken and cast Schar until Wildhammergreifenküken is dead.

Sandsturm when you bring in Götze des Anubisath. At this point, unless you got bad luck with RNG Skitterer Xi'a should be dead (Sandsturm will hit while he's debuffed from Schar). If not, Zermalmen until you win.

Good luck!

Also here's another strategy you can use (that can be used with any other beast as well):

Beasts of Fable

The most effective team I've found so far for all of the beasts is Ungeborene Val'kyr, Chrominius and a backup of your choice. You should finish the fight within about 5-7 rounds. However, try to pick a good backup for each beast in case RNG is not on your side and you need a couple of extra attacks.

Start with your Ungeborene Val'kyr and cast Fluch der Verdammnis. Follow up with Schattenschlag and then Unheiliger Aufstieg.
* You may be able to do an extra Schattenschlag but do NOT do more than 4 rounds (Fluch der Verdammnis, Schattenschlag (x2), Unheiliger Aufstieg). If you are killed the round that you do Unheiliger Aufstieg and you have an extra cast use Schattenschlag. Don't swap your pet out manually as you will lose a turn.

Swap in Chrominius once Ungeborene Val'kyr is dead. Start off with Heulen. Next use Woge der Kraft. Fluch der Verdammnis will hit with both Heulen and Unheiliger Aufstieg up (either after Heulen or Woge der Kraft; doesn't matter). This should kill him, but if not, when Chrominius dies swap in your backup and finish him up. If Chrominius doesn't die after recharging, Beißen until either you or the beast is dead before you switch.

Special note about Ti'un der Wanderer: You will need your backup pet most of the time due to the mitigated damage from Panzerschild. Gilnearischer Rabe is a good choice of backup but any will work; you shouldn't need more than 1-2 extra hits anyway.

** Edited to rephrase for all beasts. **

Kommentar von prinsallan

In-Depth for this battle:

Brilliant Kaliri, 2x Sandy Petrel...
All in offensive with 3 good flyers is the only solid option here. No defense, just
use different flying attacks until he dies. Pretty easy fight actually.

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World of Warcraft, Pandaria Pet Battle Guide.

My fastguide is the notes I have made for myself to get through the dailys in Pandaria a little quicker. The order they follow is the most effecient way to get to all 22 if you look at the world map, starting from the Shrine of Two Moons.
With this guide you should get some nice Pet Battling stuff and make a
few hundred gold and 500 timeless coins on the Pandaria dailys every day.
Some days you get a pet worth (Auction house) appx 500-1500g in addition
to the usual stuff.

This should be all you need to conquer the dailys.
Good luck and happy pet-battling!
-Jonas "prinsallan" Åstrand

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Fastguide (all pets mentioned below are Rare (Blue) and lvl 25, except your level-pet (if any) ofc. See each move-build in the Appendix A section of this guide and see Appendix B for in-depth guide for each battle.

01. Thundering Pandaren Spirit: Tolai Hare Pup (with speed 320+), Onyxian Whelpling, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
02. Dos-Ryga: Savory Beetle, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Spirit Crab
03. Whispering Pandaren Spirit: Level-pet (22+), Onyxian Whelpling, Emerald Proto-Whelp
04. Nitun: Unborn Val'kyr, Scourged Whelpling, Spirit Crab
05. Hyuna of the Shrines: Nether Faerie Dragon, Mei Li Sparkler, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
06. Ka'wi the Gorger: 2x Nether Faerie Dragon, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
07. Mo'ruk: Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Nether Faerie Dragon, Emerald Proto-Whelp
08. Skitterer Xi'a: Brilliant Kaliri, 2x Sandy Petrel
09. Greyhoof: Nether Faerie Dragon, Robo-Chick, Darkmoon Tonk
10. Lucky Yi: Savory Beetle, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Emerald Proto-Whelp
11. Farmer Nishi: Nether Faerie Dragon, Emerald Proto-Whelp, Topaz Shale Hatchling
12. Aki the Chosen: Bandicoon Kit, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Mei Li Sparkler
13. No-No: 3x Moths (Alpha Strike, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust)
14. Wastewalker Shu: 2x Nether Faerie Dragon, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
15. Flowing Pandaren Spirit: Level, 2xOnyxian Whelpling (Liftoff is key, swap between dragons if needed)
16. Gorespine: Nether Faerie Dragon, Robo-Chick (Wind Up), Darkmoon Tonk (Missile, then Ion Cannon before dead)
17. Tiun the Wanderer: Nether Faerie Dragon (Exchange Life), Brilliant Kaliri (Predatory Strike), Sandy Petrel
18. Couragous Yon: Mei Li Sparkler (Swarm), Nether Faerie Dragon, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
19. Kafi: 3x Gobbler (any 3 Mechanical with Mechanical attacks will do)
20. Burning Pandaren Spirit: Emerald Dragon, Rapana Whelk x2
21. Seeker Succhi: Mei Li Sparkler, Nether Faerie Dragon, Emerald Proto-Whelp
22. Lil Tommy (Timeless Isle): Water Waveling, Alpine Foxling, Darkmoon Tonk
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Appendix A.
The pet-battle-move-sets I use in this guide.
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Ability-setup for each in-guide creature (X=any move):
Tolai Hare Pup: Flurry, Dodge, Burrow
Onyxian Whelpling: Tail Sweep, Healing Flame, Liftoff
Rabid Nut Varmint 2000: Metal Fist, Extra Plating, Repair
Savory Beetle (any Beetle with Apocalypse will do): X, Survival, Apocalypse
Spirit Crab: Snap, Whirlpool, Shell Shield
Emerald Proto-Whelp: Breath, Ancient Blesssing, Emerald Dream
Unborn Val'kyr (any good Undead can take this spot): Shadow Slash, Curse of Doom, Haunt
Scourged Whelpling (any good Undead can take this spot): Shadowflame, Call Darkness, X
Nether Faerie Dragon (2 needed -this cant be easily replaced!): Arcane Blast, Exchange Life, Cyclone
Robo-Chick: Peck, Overtune, Wind-Up
Darkmoon Tonk (very hard to replace, Ion Cannon is a must): Missile, Shock and Awe, Ion Cannon (brutal finisher!)
Topaz Shale Hatchling (any elemental with Stone Rush): Leach Life, Web, Stone Rush
Bandicoon Kit: Tongue Lash, Counterstrike, Powerball
Mei Li Sparkler: Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Swarm
Brilliant Kaliri (can probarbly be replaced by another fast flyer): Quills, Shriek, Predatory Strike
Rapana Whelk: Absorb, Shell Shield, Dive
Water Waveling (any with Geyser actually): X, X, Geyser
Alpine Foxling: Flurry, Howl, Dazzling Dance
Moths for No-No: Amber Moth, Gilded Moth, Luyu Moth: Alpha Strike, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust.

Kommentar von Caliisto

Nether Faerie Dragon (Moonfire, Life Exchange, then Arcane Blast until Death)

Arcane Eye (Drain Power, Mana Surge. Use both as they become available and fill with Psychic Blast until death)

Arcane Eye (Drain Power, Mana Surge. Use both as they become available and fill with Psychic Blast until death)

Kommentar von jahf

This one definitely cheats. Maybe all of the legendaries do but this is the first one I've noticed cheating this badly on speed. I thought Blizzard banned speed hackers?

Kommentar von woofpuppy

3 moths with Slicing Wind/Alpha Strike, Cocoon Strike, and Moth Dust make mince meat of him every time. 2 can usually kill him but I usually load a 3rd just in case RNG is against me. It doesn't have to be a 25.

Kommentar von rammsteinmoshin

My ashwing moth solo'd this with ease. 1, 2, 2

How I did it...

coocoon
mothdust
alpha
alpha

repeat, smile :-)

Kommentar von leto504

Used a strat that I use for alot of these fights....

Wild Golden Hatchling
Clockwork Gnome
Zandalari Kneebiter

Start with Hatchling
1. Call Lightning
2. Swap in Kneebiter
3. Black Claw
4. Swap in Gnome
5. Build Turret

At this point the boss will die from the turret dmg with all the buff.

Kommentar von LukeOwens

I tried several variations on flying pets, then I decided to throw in a ringer. Here's what won: Silky Moth (Used only the Alpha Strike), Highlands Turkey (Used only Peck), and Menagerie Custodian. His one-two punch of Ion Cannon and Shock and Awe finished the job...barely. <G> This may or may not work for you, but it sure worked for me! Whatever pets you choose, good luck!

Kommentar von 1340083

I used:

1. Rare level 25 B/B Gilnean Raven: Alpha Strike, Call Darkness, Nocturnal Strike.
2. Rare level 25 H/H Chrominius: Howl, Surge of Power.

Gilnean Raven whittled the guy down to ~870 hit points. Then Chrominius used Howl and Surge of Power to blow him up.

Kommentar von hootstwo

If you have a crow and a raven, you're good here:

Start with your crow, use Call Darkness, follow that up with Murder until you die. Bring in your Raven (or, anything else with Nocturnal Strike really, the higher the power the better) and Nocturnal Strike, often this will be enough, otherwise follow it up with another Call Darkness and it's over.

Super fast, super straight-forward.

Kommentar von rawrkrissy

RNG GODS WERE AGAINST ME!

Finally killed with a combo of lvl 25 Rare Unborn Val'kyr, Garden Moth, and Kun-Lai Runt

Unholy Ascension switched to Moth, gave it a beat down with Slicing Wind, Moth Dust, and Cocoon till Moth was crit to death. Kun-Lai finished off with Rampage.

Kommentar von 1061481

I used;

Alpine Foxling Kit (Below 25 Rare)
Skywisp Moth (25 Rare)
Dread Hatchling (25 Rare)

Started with Foxling's Dazzling Dance and Howl
Continue with Dread Hatchling's Call Darkness and Nocturnal Strike.

If Dread Hatchling Dies before nocturnal strike cast. finish him off with Cocoons Strike and Moth Dust.

Good luck

Kommentar von Crashk1d

March 2026 (Midnight)

Smoked him with:
Arathi Chicken (211)
Ikky (111)
Anubisath Idol (111) - didn't even need

Kommentar von trendon

Birds! Only had to attack once with second pet so you can bring along a leveling pet.

Ikky, normal stuff with him: black claw and flock

I then had Northern Hawk Owl and Bloodbeak ready for Call Darkness and Nocturnal Strike. Only needed one Call Darkness

Huscher Xi'a

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