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Commentaire de 1120098

Down avec le "Cafard résistant".

Lancer Apocalypse et survivre pendant 15 tours.
Pour les deux autres mascottes, j'ai pris deux mascottes de type Mort vivant ("Val'kyr en herbe" + "Jeune dragonnet flaellé" pour leur passif (ce qui permet d'écouler les tours).

Commentaire de Sekmet78

Effectivement, grâce à l'apocalypse du cafard j'ai enfin réussi à le battre après plusieurs dizaine de tentatives infructueuses.
Merci pour l'info

Commentaire de Matisk

Etrangement, chez moi, ton Apocalypse ne fonctionne pas (6 tentatives ?), alors que c'est indiqué réussite à 100 %.

J'ai donc pris :
- Avorton de Kun-Lai avec Mutilation, Saccager (il n'a pas le temps de faire autre chose).
- Poulet avec Caquètement, Vent cinglant et Nuée
- Jeune griffon marteau-hardi (qui aura les même attaques)

Commentaire de Habuhiah

J'ai utilisé ce trio :

> Luisant vibrionnant (vent cinglant/Frappe-cocon/Toxine luminescente) pensez à utiliser toxine au début du tour et avant la mort de votre mascotte.
> Phalène d'ambre (vent cinglant/Frappe-cocon/Poussière de phalène) commencez par poussière de phalène et l'utiliser dès que possible avec une chance d'endormir la cible, ensuite si elle s'est endormie, utiliser vent cinglant, puis frappe-cocon.
> Phalène du jardin (vent cinglant/Frappe-cocon/Poussière de phalène) à utiliser comme la deuxième. N'économisez pas Poussière de phalène !

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Commentaire de Sammiches

New elite battle pet that can be battled in Kun-Lai Summit. Looks like a greenish version of Tiny Goldfish/Fishy, and I think it's fair to say it may be a reference to the Pokemon, Gyarados.

Commentaire de Starchy

He's on the western shore of Binan Village in Kun-Lai summit. His basic frost attack hits for 300-400 per round, but the thing to watch out for is his Whirlpool and heal.

I'd recommend a flying pet that has some sort of unattackable ability, like a gull with Lift-Off, so you can avoid his Whirlpool when it goes off + do additional damage with flying attacks. Since I didn't have one of those, I ended up going for damage with my Guardian Cub's Reckless Strike/Wild Winds, Mini Thor's Launch Rocket/Toxic Smoke, and Li'l Tarecgosa's Surge of Power.

Commentaire de Syngather

Part of the quest Créatures des mythes et légendes which gives you upon completion a Panda roux.
After which it turns into the daily quest Créatures des mythes et légendes : volume I which gives you the Sac de fournitures fabuleuses pour mascottes pandarènes with possibly more Companion Pets.

There are 10 Battles in total:

Location: Jade Forest
Ka’wi le Goinfre - 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
Yi la Chance - Location: (39,44) Health: 4129 Abilities: Perk Up, Quick Attack, Uncanny Luck
Sabot-Gris - Location: (25,78) Health: 4207 Abilities: Hoof, Roar, Trample

Location: Krasarang Wilds
Glisseur 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 l’Explorateur - Location: (72,79) Health: 4378 Abilities: Pump, Shell Shield, Tidal Wave

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

Commentaire de 700215

Lil Deathwing: Appel des ténèbres reduces healing by 50% + makes all pets blinded
Snowy Owl: has the hard-hitting flying ability Frappe nocturne which always hits if opponent is blinded

OR you can opt to use Gilnean Raven's Corbeau to disable the heal for 10 rounds while whittling it down with the raven's flying abilities.

Commentaire de 709812

The Blighthawk does perform very well against this elite pet.

He does :

Additional damage to aquatic pets (lift-off ,slicing winds)
Gets reduced damage of Dos'Rygas dragon breath attack (because the blighthawk is undead)
Is able to evade the whirl pool attack

I used

Slicing Winds
Eat Corpse
Lift-off

to beat this one

edit:

As a side note, the Scourged Whelpling is also a very good choice here with Call Darkness and Tail Sweep. I use the whelpling and then the blighthawk as second (so he can devour a corpse if necessary), mostly the whelpling gets dos-ryga down to 1k before he dies.

Commentaire de Zeneo

Dos-Ryga is located in Kun-Lai Summit at location 67.9, 84.7. Dos-Ryga can be defeated using Amber Moth, Effervescent Glowfly and Sandy Petrel.

Commentaire de 1104320

There are two flaws about this pet:

1. It's alone.
2. It has high hp.

Get a Nether faerie dragon, it has 2 "flying based" attacks and the punch line it also has "Life Exchange", this pet can solo Dos-Ryga.

Attack the fish intill your Faerie dragon gets to 150 hp or below then pop "Life Exchange" and you'll go back to full hp while the fish goes down to 1600hp or below, then finish it off.

Commentaire de Mormolyce

Okay at first he seemed impossible even with my Pterrodax Hatchling which is flying and usually pretty kick ass. This guy took him out in 4 rounds while outhealing his damage. I finally did beat him using the following:

1) A level 23 rare Shrine Fly I just happened to have. Because of this poison, which does 6% of base HP per round for 5 rounds. It's flying damage but didn't seem to benefit from the Strong bonus. Also it did about 180 per tick, which is less than 6% of his HP but I think that's because my Fly wasn't level 25. But the big thing is it's a dot that is PERCENTAGE based and this legendary pet has a truckload of HP.

2) Lil' Ragnaros. Because he is stupidly, stupidly OP.

3) A freaking lucky crit on my Pterrodax's Lift-Off. The thing has a high miss chance so to get a crit on it is frankly just total bullcrap on my part. Oh well, I feel like these legendary pets cheat so I'm just going to cheat right back.

Commentaire de 1062573

EDIT: This strategy was valid as of 5.2 but no longer works effectively in 5.3. I've updated a short 5.3 strat for this fight which you can find in the comments for this boss.

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 (Beau fixe). Cast Sunlight and swap to your next pet.

Your second pet needs to have Life Exchange (Echange de vie). 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 (Frappe du prédateur). 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 Ame des Aspects (though Navet navrant 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 Dragon féerique du Néant or Jeune fée fléchetteuse (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. Mini tueur d’esprit 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 Miniwing (Pititaile). 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.

Commentaire de Rocknight

If you have an Effervescent Glowfly, this is absolutely the pet to use here. It has one ability that deals 6% of the target's max health every round for four rounds, and another which gives the opponent a chance to injure themselves. Keep those "dots" up and you'll soon shave some health off him.

I coupled this with the Harbinger of Flame which has the Impale ability - instant kill if the opponent is below 25%. So get the health down using Glowfly and one other pet, then finish off using Impale. Be careful, it heals itself so you don't want to use Impale until after it has put its heal on cooldown and you know for sure it's gonna be on sub 25% when Impale hits.

The third pet I used was a Highlands Turkey. I used this one first - it has higher speed than the opponent so you can instantly put it into a Coma, then unleash a couple of 'free' attacks. Finally just before your turkey dies, use its dot (Squawk) to reduce the damage it does to your Glowfly when you bring him in as the second pet.

Hope that helps. Turkeys and Glowflies are easy to come by so this should be an accessible tactic to many people.

Commentaire de 1071691

Dos-Ryga, is found on the Shores of Inkgill Mere, I've tried fighting this flying fish with a number of different pets and found so far that the my Vodoo Figurine and Core Hound Pet, both level 25 have taking this rare pets health down the most. I have also tried using a level 21 Bile Frog. What I have found that the pets with attacks that last 4 or more rounds have the greatest affect on this Rare Pet. I will try adding the Marsh Fiddler to the mix since it is the only pet I have that could be considered a flying pet that is high enough in level to try and assist in the fight against it hit. I will update with more information later, especially if I defeat it.

Commentaire de 866718

I used the following setup and it wasn't bad:
- Mei Li Sparkler
- Silky Moth
- Shimmering Wrymling

The first two pets just about finished them off.

Commentaire de 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.
Edit: The roach does not have to be alive or the pet in play when the meteor hits btw. (thanks huspomike)

Commentaire de 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.

Commentaire de Lon3wvlf

Gy-rados, similar to Gyarados, Pokemon #130, which evolves from Magikarp which looks very similar to Dos-Ryga.

Is he going to use Splash?

Commentaire de 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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Commentaire de Diodor

Dark Whelpling & Crow eat this guy alive. Just make sure to use healing debuffs from both.

Commentaire de 1088358

I've put together a video showing how I do the Beasts of Fable Daily using pets with the ability combination Sunlight, Life exchange and Predatory Strike.

I hope you find it helpful!

http://youtu.be/CXs07fc4UjI

Cheers!

Magey Cake

Commentaire de thebl4ckd0g

fought him 3 times, and all 3 times, he gave me nothing. :(

Commentaire de 1111163

2.4.2013, Drak'thul

Killed him three times, no loot :-(

my pets:
22 uncommon Perdu de Lordaeron - apokalypse, heal, switch to Lost... *Lost fighting* ...2nd heal, victory
23 rare Perdu de Lordaeron - Siphon, spam absorb...dead
24 rare Crapaud - Scary face, big shoulders, just for backup :-D

Commentaire de Locruid

I used

Dragonbone Hatchling
Electrified Razortooth
Pandaren Monk

in that order...all 25 Rare

Lost my first 2 but killed him with my monk still at 1k health

Commentaire de Bellabosa

25 R Garden Moth
25 R Amber Moth
23 U Mei-Li Sparkler

Used the sparkler for the DoTs, then when the fish ate it, used Alpha Strike/Cocoon Strike through the Garden Moth, finished it with Alpha Strike/Cocoon Stroke on the Amber Moth.

It was close, but easy enough. No muss, no fuss.

Commentaire de Charlie51

When I first looked at that.. I thought it was a cabbage.

Commentaire de Heimdallen

About 50% of the time, I am able to solo this fish with only a level 25 rare Gilnean Raven. (Note, a Crow has the same capabilities and is interchangeable). Begin with Call Darkness, then cast Nocturnal Strike, followed by Pecking until Nocturnal Strike is up again on the last round of darkness weather. Cast Nocturnal Strike before the weather buff fades, then reapply repeat the whole thing by casting Darkness again, pecking until Nocturnal Strike is ready to cast. With a little luck, Dos-Ryga is dead before your bird.

However, the other 50% of the time when I don't crit and Dos-Ryga doesn't miss once or twice, a couple hard hits from another flying pet finishes the job for me no problem.

You can carry a third pet, though you get so little XP you might opt to have a third capable pet in case he crits non-stop or you keep missing. Whatever the case, if you open with a Raven or Crow I'm sure you'll find the fight very easy!

Commentaire de 299678

Moths work great against him, I used a lvl25 blue Silky Moth to kill him and never had to switch pets. Just use cocoon when he tries to hit you with the whirlpool and then just alpha strike him down.

Commentaire de Vellaas

I spent a decent amount of time this afternoon figuring out how to kill the Beasts of Fable since the 5.3 changes. Dos-Ryga definitely gave me the most trouble out of all of them, but this is how I finally kill him.

I lead with Lil' Deathwing's call darkness followed by Elementium bolt. (I think anything with a mutli-round windup would work though.) I then swapped pets to something that can increase damage taken significantly such as a Grassland Hopper's Swarm so that the elite defense would be down by the time the Elementium bolt hit. By the time swarm ended the Grassland hopper was usually dead, but there was a round or two left on the bonus damage. So follow it up with something else that hits pretty hard like Soul of the Aspect's Surge of Light and Claw to take it home.

If he doesn't crit you at all, this seems like a fairly reliable strat. Hope this helps and happy hunting all.

Commentaire de 1062573

This beast got buffed really hard in 5.3 I wouldn't be surprised to see a bit of a nerf to him, but the main problem is that he heals for an absurdly large amount. The main trick seems to be pets with Appel des ténèbres (Call Darkness). The best 2 for this would be Corbeau and https://www.wowhead.com/mop-classic/npc=63098n (Gilnean Raven) since they have a myriad of flying abilities, but it looks like almost any set of pets with Call Darkness will work.

To finish things off, you may want to use a pet with Frappe du prédateur to finish them off. If this happens, obviously, you need to make sure Call Darkness doesn't fall, but it lets you finish the fight relatively quickly using this pet as the final pet.

Commentaire de Breshnosh

Cockroach, nothing more to say :)

Commentaire de 1122245

Every part of this is wrong but I'm sure it might work when the dice rolls misses and crits in your favor the the same as 3 random pets might kill it if it misses 5 times. The ability for them to take something as simple as a daily and screw it up so much amazes me almost as much as how insensitive they are about for no reason making things a complete waste of time for no reason. There is no pet combination that can routinely defeat this with the damage and healing it does. I challenge anyone to post on uTube two consecutive wins. Nothing against you but the only way to defeat this is to have a couple stacks of Battle Pet Bandages and stand there for what could be an hour while they needlessly waste what will add up to hours of your time.

Commentaire de Mormolyce

Okay, so I used to use my 6% dot to wear this guy down but with the changes that's no longer an option. He does enormous damage and if you try to heal or avoid it you just give him time for his massive heal to come off CD. So the only way to beat him is sheer brute force (I honestly can't see how that is better than the way it used to be).

After many attempts, I used a 2-round 100% damage debuff (in my case, Howl from my Fox Kit) then swapped to a flying pet. Just kept attacking until my pet died, reapplied Howl and got out a second flying pet. He got off a heal (back up to like 85%) but the damage was just too strong and he went down to my 2nd flying pet in two rounds. I was using a Shrine Fly and a Pterrodax Hatchling for reference (would be better if they were high damage flying pets instead though).

Commentaire de hefron

Managed to down him using Poisson-globe violet and Luisant vibrionnant

Used rotation of Glowing Toxin, Confusing Sting, Slicing WInd, Slicing Wind until Glowy is dead and then Pump him to death.

Commentaire de Fistula

Hi,
Just wanted to confirm , after wiping a few times with other combos, that keeping Call Darkness up to reduce those heals is the way to go.
I used Scourged Whelpling followed by Effervescent Glowfly. Had Miniwing as third pet but didn't need him.

Commentaire de rickygabrielbird

Alpine Foxling Kit
Dazzling Dance
Howl

Amber Moth
Moth Dust

Alpine Foxling Kit
Howl

Garden Moth
Moth Dust

This seemed to work for me on the first try, although it may have been down to the luck of Moth Dust sending him to sleep on the first go.

Good luck!

Commentaire de Taba

5.3 Easy Mode strategy

So, the 5.3 change basically made his heal twice as powerful as before, so the key is to be able to burst him down in that 5 round window. Chrominius is the real key to this strategy, and then follow him up with a Crow/Gilnean Raven.

Open With Chrominius
Dos-Ryga uses Whirlpool
Chrominius uses Howl
Dos-Ryga uses Healing Wave for 0 health
Chrominius uses Bite (400+ damage)
Dos-Ryga uses Frost Breath
Chrominius uses Surge of Power (1000+ damage)
Chrominius eats another Frost Breath and dies to Whirlpool
Gilnean Raven Uses Call Darkness (200+ damage)
Dos-Ryga uses Frost Breath
Gilnean Raven uses Nocturnal Strike (300+ damage)
Dos-Ryga dies

The fight will follow this script every time as far as I can tell. He always uses Whirlpool and Healing Wave on Cooldown, in that order, and fills in with Frost Breath, so you get 5 rounds to kill him. Chrominius' 1400+ burst in 2 rounds trivializes this encounter.

Enjoy!

Commentaire de Joann

Start with Appel des ténèbres. Use Scourged Whelpling of any quality, even freshly caught, don't need to be max lvl. Could also use any other pet with this ability as long as you have it with 700+ HP (more if it's Mini Diablo).
Switch to one of those foxes. Need only lvl 21 blue (rare quality) to survive Whirpool (again, don't need to be max lvl) so better to use Kun-Lai foxes since you don't need to level them, but it's ok to use any other pet that uses both abilities if you have it on high enough lvl. Use Dazzling Dance and Howl (in that order).
Switch to one of the pets that use Frappe nocturne (any but the bats or Bone Serpent will do). Use Frappe nocturne and if it didn't crit than finish off with Alpha Strike, Quills or Peck.

This can only fail if you'll get unlucky Whirpool timing which happens rarely or (unlikely) misses.

Commentaire de Savagist

As a previous user posted, for 5.3, just use a pet with Apocalypse and choose two other pets that are good for surviving. I chose to use a rabbit and Anubisath Idol. Worked like a charm. Never even had to use the rabbit.

Commentaire de 1105554

This guy is so annoying to fight now. I used to beat him with no issue. Now he hits like a truck and heals more damage than I can deal.

Commentaire de 1122324

Yesterday i failed at Dos-Ryga, today decided to try again.

This time using a cockroach with Apocalyps on his first turn than Hiss and Scratch til he died, Than i used my Scourged Whelpling with call darkness, plagued blood and tail sweep, she managed to stay alive till the acopolys fell but ... IT MISSED !, imagne my suprice , must be a glich it has a 100% chance and that would mean it never misses, so my last roach did not stand a change sinds call darkness was over.
So healded my pets and did it again and yes, MISSED again,
and one more time and again a MISS .

So please tell me this is bugged,
(i hope it is) so i can kill him again and again and again, becaurse this team could be a winner.

Commentaire de nihmue

Depending on what pets you have available at lvl 25, here are two techniques that I found worked well for post-5.3 Dos-Ryga.

The first is the Apocalypse-survival technique; get a pet with Apocalypse (one of the cockroaches for example) and have two strong healer pets to fill out the rest of your team. Use Apocalypse as your first move, and then focus on surviving 15 rounds until Apocalypse hits. It helps if your healer pets have weather abilities to buff healing and spells that can make them avoid damage too (Survival for example). I used a Mirror Strider and a Giraffe Calf.
One very important thing to note here: if your cockroach dies, Apocalypse will miss! So make sure to swap him out after his first move and keep him safe.

The second technique is to simply use a strong, fast flyer team. I found this faster and easier than the Apocalypse technique, I managed to kill Dos-Ryga fast without even bringing all my pets out.
What I used was a Szechuan Chicken, a Gilnean Raven and an Imperial Moth.
Use the raven's Call Darkness to make Dos-Ryga heal less, and then hit him hard with Nocturnal Strike and Alpha Strike.
You can use your chicken's Flock to maximize the damage Dos-Ryga takes. Peck is a good strong attack to follow up with.
I didn't have to use my moth, but both Cocoon Strike and Moth Dust should be very useful, while both the moths first tier abilities also hit hard.

Commentaire de 285117

I managed to solo Dos-Ryga just now using a level 25 Zandalari Anklerender with Hunting Party, Leap and Black Claw.

Dos-Ryga opened with his heal, and I used Black Claw followed up with Hunting Party and then 2 turns of Leap. The whirlpool finished my raptor off on the same turn, but it worked a charm. I'd advise having a Crow or some other darkness pet in your team to seal the deal if he perhaps does a slightly different rotation.

Commentaire de 1062573

In 5.3, the Sunlight strategy no longer works, but there is another relatively easy way to beat this guy.

Mâche-genoux zandalari or Mordille-chevilles zandalari can end this fight very quickly (you'll probably need 2 as one will die, though you can use 2 of the same one). Note that the other two raptors don't have the correct move sets, it's just these two.

How does this work you ask? Open with Griffe noire, then you're going to https://www.wowhead.com/mop-classic/petability=921. The combination of these two abilities does such massive damage that it's quickly game over.

If you use one of each, use the Kneebiter second; the first pet dies when Black Claw and the double damage buff from Hunting Party are still up (which is a lot more likely than it sounds), then Bloodfang makes a very strong opener before starting Kneebiter's combo.

While unrelated to this strategy, Corbeau gilnéen and Corbeau make great pets for this fight (identical move sets, different stats; both will work). Keep up Appel des ténèbres to prevent him from healing for too much, and Frappe nocturne when possible for massive damage.

Commentaire de sunslayer2013

I used 3 rare Critters with Flank / Hiss / Swarm skill (Cockroach). His haste is 287, so if you got any Critters have speed more than 290, use it. My pets are around 1k6 HP each and only 1 Critter is slower than him, and other 2 have speed = 306. I use the slowest one for begin the fight. My strat is:

- R1. Cast Hiss in first round (because my first cockroach is slower than him), deal 50dmg. Got 4 round to attack first. On first round, Dos'Ryga use to cast heal on himself or Whirlpool.
- R2. Cast Swarm, Swarm will make a debuff (last 2 round) on Dos'Ryga which is eliminate his elite buff and damage him for 150 HP. He will cast Whirlpool if didn't do in first round.
- R3. Still on Swarm - this will cause 100x3 = 300 damage to Dos'Ryga, he will fire his Frost breath cause 500-700 damage - If you are lucky, he will cast Heal on this Round, you still take 700 damage from Whirlpool but not Stun for next round.
- R4. Still on Swarm cause next 300 damage (Total ~ 800) - Dos'Ryga will use his Heal if he not use on Round 1 -this will cause he back to full HP, if not, he will do Whirlpool again.
- R5. Use Flank, since you faster than him, you will cause 400-600 (Total 1200 to 1400) to him. He will do 500-700 to you. or heal himself again (heal is cooldown if he used on R1 - back to 1400-1600HP).
- R6. Use Flank, cause next 400-600 dps (His HP: 800 to 1000) - End of debuff - if Whirlpool drops, pet will not die in either way.
- R7: Use Swarm again. You will cause debuff again. He may kill your first pet in this round by Frost Breath but he got only around 600-700 HP left.
- R8: Use Flank - Cause 400-600 damage. He may only have 200- 300 left.
- R9: Use Flank again cause 400-600. End of debuff. He will die in this round. If not, he will use Heal and restore up to 1k1 HP.
- R10 to 12: Rinse repeat Swarm.
- R13-16: Repeat Flank.

On mostly time, I killed him by my 3rd pet with Flank. Flank have 100%hit rate, it can be dodged but since you attack first, you will always do 400 to 600 damage to him. And thank for Critter type, you cannot be stun, so you can start next round again with attacking him first. If you are lucky, you can kill him by 2nd pet with half of HP. Good luck.

Commentaire de 1116362

With the advent of 5.3 and the changes to "Elite" Battle Pets, Dos-Ryga is far more threatening than it once was. This is due chiefly to its healing move, which now works effectively at double strength. You can kill Dos-Ryga one of three ways

1) Cast Apocalypse and survive (including the casting pet surviving) until it falls
2) Burst down Dos-Ryga entirely between heals
3) Nerf healing with Call Darkness and apply good DPR as well.

For strategy 1, you need a Roach of some description, and pets that can tank Dos-Ryga. Most of Dos-Ryga's damage comes from the Dragonkin-typed Frost Breath, so you want an undead to tank it if possible. At the very least, don't use a magical (super-effected by Frost Breath) or Elemental (Super-effected by Whirlpool) to do your tanking. I like the Scourged Whelpling (With Tail Sweep, Death and Decay, Plagued Blood) and Anubisath Idol (Crush/Sandstorm/Deflection) as tanks here, but any two hardy pets can work. Remember, the two of them need to soak 15 rounds of Dos-Ryga. You can have your roach back up at the end, but they aren't usually the most durable so the longer your other pets can hold out, the better.

Strategy 2 can be accomplished a number of different ways, but probably the easiest is to use a pet that applies Swarm (+% damage taken) until it dies, followed by Chrominius applying Howl and finally striking with Surge of Power while both the Swarm and Howl debuffs perisist. Any other "Extra damage" moves you can get in there help, but Swarm and Howl are critical. To ensure the Swarm debuff lasts long enough, your swarmer should have a higher speed than Dos-Ryga.

The third and final strategy is, in my opinion, the easiest: The ideal team for it would consist of three of Lil Deathwing, Crow, and/or Gilnean Raven, but you could get away with just Lil Deathwing and a rare Crow, followed by any third pet with good damage (Perhaps the Vampiric Batling if you have it?): I did. You need to do two things for this strategy to work: maintain Call Darkness and nuke. I'm going to describe the rotation for Lil' Deathwing into corvids. Lil Deathwing uses Tail Sweep/Call Darkness/Elementium Bolt: Open with the Bolt, then Call Darkness, then Tail Sweep until Lil Deathwing falls or one of your other abilities is off Cooldown. Elementium bolt does respectable damage and earns you a turn of stun (probably about as you're switching to your first corvid), Call Darkness halves Dos Ryga's healing, and Tail sweep is just better than Shadow Flame, all things considered. Once the dragon falls, go to a corvid. Maintain Call Darkness, use Noctournal Strike whenever it's up, and fill in the spare turns with Alpha Strike. This line-up of moves can exist on both Crow and Gilnean Raven, so it doesn't matter which you use. If you don't have two birds, as I said you can fill in with any good burst damage at the end, preferably one that has a good starting hit rate so you don't get done in by your own Call Darkness (I'd recommend an elemental, but an ill-timed whirlpool could ruin you)

Commentaire de v3nu5

As of the latest patch this creature heals for a larger hp amount.

Commentaire de MtaAH

Just beat him w/ 3 Kun-Lai Runts all three w/

Takedown - Frost Shock - Deep Freeze

He killed the first two but got him in the end.

Commentaire de Johnnycakes13

Due to changes the Sunlight/Life Exchange/Predatory Strikes combo no longer works. You will have to figure your team out.

Commentaire de Qliyo

I used Effervescent Glowfly, Forest Moth and Sporeling Sprout.

Commentaire de Wheeljack

Found a decent tactic that seemed to work wonders.

Started off with Val’kyr en herbe
Applied Malédiction funeste, and thenEntaille de l’ombre until it killed me.
Used Ascension impie after the undead's racial resurrected the pet for one round.

Then, used a Sauterelle de la prairie
Trick was to look for Dos-Rygas Tourbillon océanique and counter it with Frappe-cocon. It's strong against aquatic, so it does a bit of damage too. The tactic I used was to Trotteuse twice, then Cocoon and then Toucher de la nature. Rinse and repeat until dead.

Once that pet was dead too, Dos-Ryga should be at very low health. Much due to the curse of doom and the debuff given by Ascension impie.

I finished him off using an Aiglon impérial.
Once again, try to time it so you dodge his Whirlpools by using Décollage.
Both that and Vent cinglant are strong against Aquatics.

Commentaire de groohl

Start with rare Gilnean Raven (S/S): Call Darkness

Switch to rare Alpine Foxling (S/S): Howl

Back to Gilnean Raven: Nocturnal Strike + Peck

Win!

Commentaire de VoodooDues

I spent a lot of time losing to this fish until I came up with this strat, which involves stacking dots. The key is the Suinteux dégoûtant. The team I use is below. You will need to use another ooze type pet with identical skills, if you don't have the Suinteux dégoûtant. You can sub an Luisant vibrionnant in for the Gangreflamme, as long as you use both poison dots. The more dots you have applied prior to using the Suinteux dégoûtant, the more effective this strat will be. Dots with a long duration and damaging weather effects are best. I have not lost with this strat yet, and I have passed it along to others, who have used it successfully too.

Pets used:
Avorton de Kun-Lai - Agitation / Mutilation / Saccager
Gangreflamme – Souffle de flammes / Terre brûlée / Conflagration
Suinteux dégoûtant - Toucher limoneux / Corrosion / Bave acide

1. Avorton de Kun-Lai

-Apply Mutilation.
-Switch to Gangreflamme.

2. Gangreflamme

-Cast Terre brûlée.
-Cast Conflagration as long as you feel you will have enough health for a third turn.
-Cast Souffle de flammes before death.

3. Suinteux dégoûtant (This is where most of the damage occurrs.)

-Cast Corrosion.
-Cast Bave acide and watch the fish melt.
-Cast Toucher limoneux
-Keep both dots up for the remainder of the Oozes life..
-Switch back to Avorton de Kun-Lai if the fish isn't already dead. (My last kill, the fish had 4 health left after the ooze died.)

4. Avorton de Kun-Lai

-Saccager for the kill.

Edit: Finally lost an attempt against Dos-Ryga today with this strat, due to some bad luck and missed hits. Damn rng.

Commentaire de Kiernan

It's kind of cheap, but this fight can be done with any kind of roach and two other pets that can either stun or survive for several rounds. I did it with a nether roach, casting Apocalypse in the first round. Swap it out for another pet in the next round.

My other pets were a turkey, which can put the fish to sleep, and a frog, which can self-heal and has a chance to stun with the kiss. Anything that can last a while will do. Survive until Apocalypse has a few rounds left, then get back to the roach. If you're in any danger of dying, cast Survival. Apocalypse will then skip over your roach and kill the fish in one hit. Success!

Commentaire de hootstwo

Gilnean Raven, Crow and Brilliant Kaliri make absolute mincemeat of this guy. My Kaliri only had to get in one hit after my Crow was dead, and it was over. Raven never even has to come into play usually.

Commentaire de silkekitten

This guy is really frustrating. I have had him down to 1000 hp and he goes and fully heals himself. How are you supposed to kill him if he does that? I have killed him once since the patch but I think that was just a fluke, cause using the same pets I have been trying all morning and he kills me each and every time. I submitted a bug report to Blizz and I'm hoping something is done.

Commentaire de silkekitten

Finally killed him with Shrine Fly, Luyu Moth, and Garden Moth. It's all dependent on whether or not moth balls puts him to sleep.

Commentaire de 1078163

After several frustrating attempts with different teams, I found one that worked
My setup was:
Fire Beetle: Flank, cauterize, apoc
Strand Crab: surge, renewing mists, shell shield
Anubisath Idol: Crush, sandstorm, deflection
My strat was:
Fire Beetle (opener)
1.Cast apocalypse
2.Switched to Anubisath Idol
3.Cast Sandstorm.
4. Dos-Ryga cast whirlpool
5. Soak a hit from frost breath.
6. Soak a second hit from frost breath
7. Put up deflection. This soaked the frost breath and the whirlpool
8. Cast sandstorm if he doesn't cast a repeat frost breath.
9. Switch to crab.
10. Cast renewing mists
11. Cast shell shield
12. The next few turns were just filler, trying to survive until apocalypse landed.
13. Apocalypse hit, killed my pet, and killed Dos-Ryga without me needing to switch in my beetle to soak the hit.
14. Profit.

I had a lucky miss from sandstorm being up. I managed to pull it off with my level 17 anubisath idol who only had 1200 hp. I imagine it would be easier with a lvl 25.

Commentaire de 862969

I got by with lvl 22 Deepholm Cockroach and 25 Kun-lai Runt and Amber Moth.
Cockroach cast Apocalypse and handed over to Runt who cast Frost-shock, Deep-Freeze and then Takedown. Amber Moth next who survived long enough with Cocoon Strike and Moth Dust for Apocalypse to strike. Both combatants died and Cockroach was last man standing.
I'm sure I had a bit of luck but I'll keep using this strat until it doesn't work.

Commentaire de georgercop

After many failed attempts, finally beat this guy with just Lil' Deathwing and Scourged Whelpling, with a Tirisfal Batling in reserve.

Lil' Deathwing: Tail Sweep, Call Darkness, Elementium Bolt
Scourged Whelpling: Tail Sweep, Call Darkness, Plagued Blood
Tirisfal Batling: Leech Life, Hawk Eye, Nocturnal Strike

Lil' Deathwing opens with Elementium Bolt, Call Darkness, then Tail Sweep until Bolt hits. (With Call Darkness, the fish didn't heal for more than 350 each time, as opposed to 950!) Used Call Darkness when it was up again, and Elementium Bolt until Deathwing died.

Scourged Whelpling next, renewing Call Darkness if it needed to be, Plagued Blood and Tail Sweep until the fish died.

Still think it needs a nerf, though...

Commentaire de hootstwo

If you have the pets, Gilnean Raven, Crow and Brilliant Kaliri destroy this guy. Send in either the Crow or the Raven, put up darkness and destroy as much as you can. If there's anything left to darkness when the first pet dies, send in Kaliri and get off a nocturnal strike, then quills till one of you is dead (good chance you'll have him with the Kaliri), if he's still kicking, send in the remaining black bird and wipe him up. Easy peesey.

Commentaire de Phentari

Wow. Now I remember why I don't bother with this quest anymore. After about thirty attempts, I finally beat him using a Crystal Beetle, Mr. Pinchy, and a Singing Cricket. The Crystal Beetle laid down Apocalypse; the other two pets had one mission: survive. Mr. Pinchy used Wish and Renewing Mists, while the Singing Cricket used Nature's Touch and Cocoon Strike--anything I could do to slow down the pounding. Ended with the beetle undamaged and the other two dead.

Commentaire de AldursApprentice

Well, tried the Crystal Beetle approach today. Still had Menagerie Custodian at 100% when I switch him out for the beetle for the last round of Apocalypse. Apocalypse is supposed to have a 100% hit chance. Guess what? It missed. o.0

Commentaire de Qliyo

Killed him again with a new group. Lil' Deathwing, Effervescent Glowfly and Forest Moth.

Commentaire de 1131075

It took me a while before i found the perfect team for this Pet battle.

Used my Tolai Hare with Stampede when your tolai hare die use your Oasis Moth and start with Moth Dust Dos Ryga will fall asleep, use now Cocoon strike and the final attack will be Slicing wind (twice).

Managed to kill him very quick with only these 2 pets!

Commentaire de 160411

Is the apocalypse strat still viable?

My team (Pterrodax Hatchling, Restless Shadeling, Fire Beetle) can easily outlast the apocalypse, but it always seems to miss.

Commentaire de Driva

Closest stablemaster is Gardien de troupeau Sans le Musc, coordinates 65 61.

Commentaire de 1061181

Managed to kill it with Harbinger of Flame, Harpy Youngling, and Oasis Moth. Used Immolate and then Conflagrate then burn then another Immolate before dying. Then used Harpy for Flyby and Quills then Liftoff for whirlpool. When she died used Oasis Moth with Moth Balls and Slicing wind till it died. Hope this helps :)

Commentaire de IMissThottbot

If you face the lake while starting the battle, Dos-Ryga will be swimming in it. Which is awesome, because he's a fish.

Commentaire de 1126683

i started with a rare level 25 chrominius

used howl 1st round, then bite on the 2nd round, then mana surge on the 3rd round. then chrominius died.

swapped to a rare level 21 kun-lai runt.

used frost shock on the 1st round, deep freeze on the 2nd round, then takedown on the 3rd round.

killed dos-ryga with no problems.

Commentaire de Berrenger

My tactic is to not even bother trying to kill him. My team comprises Cafard du Tréfonds, Frigy and Val’kyr en herbe. The tactic is to cast Apocalypse on the first turn, then swap in one of the undead and basically wait for the 15 turns to run out. Undead pets are great for this because of their passive ability.

Commentaire de kshultz06082

So, here is what I did/used... my pets in order of use were Savory Beetle (level 23), then Scourged Whelpling (level 25) and another Savory Beetle (level 25) / Beetles can be switched to roaches. Just need the apocalypse ability and the survival ability.

Step 1: Level 23 Beetle puts down apocalypse

Step 2: Switch to the whelp. Use call darkness whenever possible but your main objective here is to use up a bunch of the rounds on apocolypse. The whelp should be able to live thru 5 or 6 rounds because the only ability Dos-Ryga has that doesn't have a cooldown is an ability that is weak against undead.

Step 3: Once the whelp dies, switch back to the first beetle and use "Survival" right before his whirlpool procs, at this point, there should only be 3 or 4 rounds left until apocalypse hits. Just do whatever you can to keep one of the beetles alive until apocalypse hits. It will kill Dos-Ryga, but as long as you have a beetle or roach up when it hits, they will survive it and you win!

Commentaire de notsuoh

I don't remember this guy healing so much before. Does anyone know if this was changed? He will kill my first pet then completely heal to full health. How is this possible to kill him? That healing wave is incorrect. Healed 864, 963...

Commentaire de Xarlequin

Use a fox with Danse éblouissante andHurlement. Make sure you use Hurlement right when the fox is about to die. Do some random ability in between if possible.

Next use a flying pet, i prefer Phalène du jardin but other moths or other flying pets should work too. Lift-off will however be less effective due to low hit-chance and due to the fact it takes 2 turns to finish. If it hits with the damage buff still active it should onceshot the elite though.

Anyway, that made it extremely easy for me at least. He had no possible way to outheal the damage I was throwing at him.

Commentaire de mewmewface

level 23 savory beetle with apocalypse, used apocalypse then flank then survival

rapana whelk level 25 then arctic hare

Commentaire de 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 Hurlement), 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 Hurlement, Nuée, 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 Frappe du prédateur 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.

Commentaire de Xarlequin

After having done this a few times, I realise there are only a few abilitys that are needed to beat all the elite pets easily.

The key players in my 'elite team' for these three dailys consist of:
Jeune goupil alpin
Idole d’Anubisath
Phalène du jardin
Phalène soyeux
Félin flammaré
Jeune raptor fossilisé

The key here is to use the fox to buff the damage you deal in combination with two pets that share the same ability. In this case: Démolir, Griffe and Poussière de phalène.

Below follows a much more advanced description of what it is I do. I am aware that there probably are stronger or more suitable pets to use, and the strategy works with almost any pets with these abilities. The point here was simply to narrow down how many pets was needed to beat these dailys easily. I also want to point out that I usually only need to use two pets and leave the third unharmed, but it's handy to have it there as a back up in case of miss-streaks or enemy critting.

As you might notice, most (maybe all) of these elites are either critter, beast or aquatic. What I do is basically starting off with the fox, using Danse éblouissante in the start of the fight, and timing a Hurlement right before the fox dies. This goes for each of the fights.

Then, if the enemy is aquatic, I run the fox aswell as 2 moths (Both using Frappe sur les Alphas, Frappe-cocon and Poussière de phalène) in my team to easily nuke down the aquatic enemy which is very easy if beginning with the damage buff from Hurlement.

If the enemy is beast, I run the fox as mentioned above aswell as Idole d’Anubisath, Bébé robot anodisé. Both those pets are running Démolir. As Démolir has a low hit chance you will sometimes lose because you end up with 6 misses in a row, but usualy it kills the enemy in two or three hits at the most.

If the enemy is a critter, I run the fox aswell as Félin flammaré and Jeune raptor fossilisé, both running Griffe. These abilities will hit hard with the buff active. In case it runs out or in case you are up against a shielded or healing enemy, you can also use Rôder to counter the shield or healing abilitys.

Commentaire de Betonkocka

Yesterday I killed this dude with a 3 moths group. All 3 were level 25 rares. It is not a 100% sure figth, as depend very much on random crits, if Slicing Wind hits one, two or three times, if Moth Dust hits or not, puts in sleep or not. Sol, you might need some more tries, but finally, it is easy, because you don't have to level up very exotic pets. Just simple rare moths are enough :)

All three moths were using the same abilities; Moth Dust, Slicing Wind and Cocoon Strike

I started with Moth Dust (if miss, start the fight again); as this hurts a lot, and it can put the enemy in sleep, but it has 3 turns CD.
I continued with Slicing Wind (if hits 3 times, fine, if one of them is crit, even better).
Continue with the Slicing Wind, and if the Moth is still alive, use Moth Dust when available.
Coccon Strike is not really useful here, as the aim is not survive, but make more damage than Dos-Ryga's heal.

Try to get pets which are faster than the enemy.

Actually, the 3 moth army can defeat any of the legendary aquatic pets, but this is the most difficult because of the huge heals.

Ti'un the Wanderer can cause some problems because of the Shell Shield, but he does not make huge damage. If you swap the moths and use only Moth Dust when he is shielded, it can work fine. Attacks with little damage don't hurt him because of the shield (Slicing Wind hit 1 or 2 only)

Commentaire de bdamages

A refinement to Joann's great method is to use a pet with both Call and Nocturnal; I use Gilnean Raven. I start with the fox and cast Dance and Howl, then switch to Raven, then to the Kaliri so I can cast a second Nocturnal before Darkness expires. Less chance of failure than the original team, in my experience.

Commentaire de thetravellor

I tried many of the suggestions on here. In the end my solution is simply to survive and blow everything up. This works for Dos Ryga and Tiun the Wander also.

The point of this strat is to survive long enough apocalypse to act - in fact Dos Ryga will be at full health most likely.

pet 1: Roach (any will do) Survival and Apocalypse

pet 2: Anubisath Idol

pet 3: Emerald Whelping (using emerald presence and emerald dream)

Use apocalypse, swap to Anubisath

Use sandstorm, deflections then crush, repeat deflection when off CD

When Idol is dead, switch to Emerald Whelpling

Use emerald dream, and breath, then emerald dream. Repeat.

this will take you to around 1-2 rounds of apocalypse landing, then swap the roach back in and use Survival.

Kaboom and win.

Commentaire de Qoko

Very straightforward brute force tactic but it worked very well for me to counter the healing wave:

Start with a pet with Magie sauvage (Jeune dragonnet du Nexus for me).
Make sure the Whelpling dies ending with Magie sauvage (the Whirlpool can be advantageous to plan this).
Then get the fly pet with Nuée, a Highlands Turkey in my case.

The first flock will deal 3x 100 each, after that 3x 200 each with options to crit. Even with a heal inbetween he takes more damage than he can heal.

Commentaire de grandevil

For those who have been battling the legendary pets in 5.3 and using pets with the ability apocalypse you may have noticed that this ability may miss despite the spell description that this is a 100% hit chance ability (assuming no hit debuffs on your pet or block/dodge buffs on the target). I opened a ticket regarding this issue and received the following feedback from a GM indicating that this is a known issue:

"I see you are having an issue with the spell Apocalypse missing pets. You are absolutely correct in that 100% is not a relative term, it should be hitting 100% of the time. I'm not sure what pet battle you're referring to, but the pet Dos'Ryga among others does not seem to be getting hit with apocalypse 100% of the time. I took some time to dig into this for you, and it looks like this may be a bug. This particular issue isn`t one that we can fix immediately as it requires a hotfix or patch possibly to be fixed on a larger scale. I took some time to personally send the specific details of what happened here to the dev team to take a look into and hopefully they can get this rectified soon."

Don't despair! You are not alone!

Commentaire de grinderr

Easiest way to kill Dos-Ryga:
Get the "Blighthawk" pet, it will solo this fight.

Commentaire de thebl4ckd0g

So is there some sort of buff these guy get after you beat them the first time?

Ealier today, I beat Dos-Ryga easily with my 3 man team.

Now that I'm doing the chapter dailies, he seems to be owning my team. :(

Commentaire de Soledad

I beat this today in 1 try using

MINI MINDSLAYER; Amplify magic then Mana Surge, then Life Exchange (totally OP because at this point he will have annoyingly healed himself from the 1K damage you did to near full, and then bam you steal a nice 700 hp right back from him)

Repeat until dead

Then your second pet comes in, CHROMINIUS... Howl + Surge of Power for insta 1000-1500

He was left with 10 hp after this for me, at which point I brought in my

GUARDIAN CUB, and hit with my 100% chance WILD WINDS for the easy victory.

Commentaire de 1146855

I used:

Scourged Whelpling (Call Darkness), then switched him to my Worg Pup who has 1725 HP. My worg Pup did dazzling dance, then howl, then got in a couple hits he did so much damage. I then switched to my Brilliant Kaliri who used Nocturnal Strike then Peck and he was dead with only 1 hit on him. My Scourged whelping never got hit, and my bird only got 200 pts of damage. The Worg Pup was sacrified in the name of winning. *plays taps* Thanks for the help!

Commentaire de Zizzerzoop

After ten tries tonight of fails I have given up for the night.

1. Scourged Whelpling (lvl 23) casting Darkness.
2. Alpine Fox (lvl 25) casting Dazzling Dance then Howl.
3. Crow (lvl 24) casting Nocturnal Strike then Peck, if I even got this far.

Whirlpool casts seem off, or Fox gets stuck and cannot swap out to Crow. I think I have been Nerfed!

Commentaire de 1147172

I just want to say that most people who have done it with the other listed techniques but I found one that was good till the end just like chucky. I use (all blue "rares") a Deepholm Cockroach and a Dark Whelping and last and most importantly used a Nordrassil Whisp. I obviously used the roach for the apocalypse and you have a speed boost so you get to go first, I send out the whelping then for the call darkness and I do a lift off with a tail sweep to close (since this should be your last move), I use the whisp open with soul ward because his frost breath and whirlpool hit hard and are usually the next thing out of his mouth when whisp is drawn after that I used flash and then follow it with light then soul ward pass then flash and light again I did this a few times then bam apocalypse hit roach was still alive so it killed the fish but the whisp took one for the team. I hope this could help some who have had as much problems with this effin fish. Yaaaay Me!

Commentaire de iPoe

Just had astounding 'luck' with:
1st: Alpine Foxling Kit - Dazzling Dance, Howl, Bite 'til you die!
2nd: Chrominius - Howl, Surge of Power
3rd: Emperor Crab - Cheerleader!

After the Foxling did his damage, Chrominius was a shoe in to finish him off. Second time going up against him (defeating him rather) and I played many variations. Found one that worked! Finally!

Update: I didn't get credit for my daily so I had to do this again. Same tactic, worked like a champ! I think I'm on to something!

Commentaire de Alaurynn

Here's an easy-mode 2-pet strat that uses pets you can obtain easily, and allows you to level a third:

Pet #1: Any Level 20+ pet (you can try lower levels but it needs to be able to survive one strike.)

Cast any damage spell ONCE. (If you strike more than once, the enemy will just heal to full and then use a stronger strike on your Gryphon, so don't bother.)
Immediately swap to Gryphon.

Pet #2: Jeune griffon marteau-hardi (or any pet with Flock or Swarm or any other ability that gives the buff: "Opponents struck by the swarm take double damage for 2 rounds.")

Flock to give an increased damage buff to enemy. She will die before her third round of Flock ends. (Don't panic, just trust me.)

Pet #3: Phalène d’ambre (or any Moth with the Moth Dust ability)

Moth Dust (buffed for one round) will do 1000+ damage on first hit.
Slicing Wind repeatedly until enemy dies.

NOTE: Rarely, Moth Dust will miss and if this happens, you won't be able to out-damage Dos-Ryga's heal, so just forfeit and start over. If you're having trouble with the Gryphon (2nd pet) living too long (it needs to die during Flock ability) then choose a pet with lower health. You only have to get the first round of Flock off for this to work.

Commentaire de 1024890

beat him with these pets, but in the end, apocalypse is the only way to kill him
fire-proof roach
sandy petrel
elfin rabbit

Commentaire de Wildfury

Dos-Ryga's major healing and the random misses you will get, makes this an annoying fight. My tactic was:

- reduce the healing (with Call Darkness) with pet 1, in my case Feline Familiar.

- get damaging buffs up (with Mangle and Howl ) with pet 2, only choice here is Lil' Bad Wolf.

- do high damage to finish him off (with Moth Dust and Slicing Wind) with pet 3, any moth will do but I used Garden Moth

Dos-Ryga starts off with a heal and use the next in te fourth round then again in the eighth. So on your first pet do some damage and get Call Darkness up in the third round (not sooner or Dos will heal up in round 8). In round 3 your first pet will probably die..

Lil' Bad Wolf starts with Mangle to do extra damage for the rest of the fight and keep Howl for it's last round. Which should be round 8.

Then your flying battle pet to finish him off. Start with Moth Dust which was enough for me to win the fight, but if needed continue using Slicing Wind. You should have won before round 12.

If you try to kill Dos-Ryga before you got the Beasts of Fable Book I quest. Dos-Ryga starts off with a heal and use the next in te fifth round then again in the ninth. So on your first pet do some damage and get Call Darkness up in the fourth round (not sooner or Dos will up in round 9). In round 5 your first pet should be dead.

Lil' Bad Wolf starts with Mangle to do extra damage for the rest of the fight and keep Howl for it's last round. Which should be round 10.

Then your flying battle pet to finish him off. Start with Moth Dust which was enough for me to win the fight, but if needed continue using Slicing Wind. You should have won before round 14.

Commentaire de 1148641

After 20-30 attempts at killing Dos-Ryga, I used the following combination in this order:

Scourged Whelpling
Unborn Val'kyr
Garden Moth

Start with the Scourged Whelpling - Call of Darkness and continue to attack until health is low but not dead, then use Unborn Val'kyr - Curse of Doom & Unholy Ascension. Switch to Garden Moth - Moth Dust & Slicing Wind until Whelpling Call of Darkness is available. Finish Dos-Rygas with Call of Darkness, Shadow Flame until dead. Switch to Garden Moth - Moth Dust & Slicing Wind for finishing moves.

Commentaire de 469622

The credit for this method goes to Taba whose post can be found on earlier pages. It's the best method I've seen.

5.4 Easy Mode strategy

So the key is to be able to burst him down in a 5 round window. Chrominius is the real key to this strategy, and then follow him up with a Crow/Gilnean Raven.1.
Open With Chrominius

1. Open With Chrominius
2. Dos-Ryga uses Whirlpool
3. Chrominius uses Howl
4. Dos-Ryga uses Healing Wave for 0 health
5. Chrominius uses Bite (400+ damage)
6. Dos-Ryga uses Frost Breath
7. Chrominius uses Surge of Power (1000+ damage)
8. Chrominius eats another Frost Breath and dies to Whirlpool
9. Gilnean Raven Uses Call Darkness (200+ damage)
10. Dos-Ryga uses Frost Breath
11. Gilnean Raven uses Nocturnal Strike (300+ damage)
12. Dos-Ryga dies

Good luck!

Commentaire de Dimple

If you have both Esprit de l’eau pandaren and Chrominius then barring bad luck there's an even easier strategy than those already mentioned, both pets are easily obtainable and each only come in one breed so there's no special setup required.

Open with Esprit de l’eau pandaren, then in the following order use;

Geyser (3)
Tourbillon océanique (2)
Switch to Chrominius (4)
Hurlement (2)
Vague de puissance (3)

On some occasions Dos-Ryga may even die after the Hurlement, it doesn't matter though since he'll be stunned from the Geyser so you'll have a free hit with the Vague de puissance which itself hits for around 1.1K. However if you're still having problems killing him with the above then don't risk a Morsure between steps 4 and 5, just switch to your third pet after step 5 and hit him with your nuke ability.

The above works for a number of legendary pet encounters, even those at the very end of the Celestial Tournament.

edit:
One thing I failed to mention when I first posted this comment. Sometimes Dos-Ryga will open with their own Tourbillon océanique, if they do just cancel the fight and start again since it can take take out Chrominius preventing you from getting off the all important Hurlement.

Commentaire de 1150171

Finally after a few attempts and trying different pets I defeated Dos-Ryga with a Water Waveling, Chrominius and Scourged Whelpling

Started with the Water Waveling and used Geyser, next a Frost Shock and switched to Chrominius, then first Howl, next Bite and then Surge of Power. Chrominius did 1000+ damage with the Surge of Power and Dos-Ryga went down. Never even used the Scourged Whelpling.

Commentaire de gamer1494

This needs a nerf period

Commentaire de gamer1494

even running three flying pets you cant outdps the heal. the only way to do this is kill him in 3 round window, which is only possible with certain OP pets.

Blizzard essentially forces you to go out and farm the most OP dmg pets you can, and then level them all to 25 just to beat this one guy. Basically, blizzard wants to waste your time as much as possible and that is the one solitary point to battle pets. Its not fun, its frustrating, and it is designed to plainly waste your time for no reason.

Commentaire de holdwine

Another good combination that doesn't require Chrominius is to use a Fjord Worg and Gilnean Raven (or Crow, obtainable from pet battles during the Darkmoon Faire). You probably won't need a third pet, but if you do, use a moth or something with a Cocoon Strike or Takeoff.

Fjord Worg goes first, uses Howl. Then Bite. Then, depending how much health he has left (or if the whirlpool is about to kill him), he either uses Bite again, or Dazzling Dance. Whatever the case, make sure Dazzling Dance is your final move before dying. It will give you the speed advantage.

Next, the Crow. Call Darkness, then Nocturnal Strike. This should kill him. But if not, and your crow ends up dying before he can finish him off, your moth should be able to put him down. His health will be very low at this point.

Commentaire de 975374

I found the easiest way to beat this fish is to get it down without letting Dos-Ryga use the heal at all.
Only pets used were Lil' Deathwing and Chrominius as I didn't really need a 3rd pet.
I opened with Deathwing and Call Darkness just for some start damage (280 dmg).
2nd I used Elementium Bolt (2 round ability) and then switched to Chrominius. With Chrominius I used Howl and so the landing Elementium Bolt did extra damage (810 dmg) + it stunned Dos-Ryga. Then just Surge of Power for 1116 damage and it was dead!

Commentaire de OguzHALICI

Dark Whelpling - 21 lvl Rare
Szechuan Chicken - 25 lvl Rare
Miniwing - 25 lvl Rare

1 - Appel des ténèbres with Dark Whelpling

2 - Nuée with Szechuan Chicken

3 - Frappe nocturne if not crit use Plumes with Miniwing

Commentaire de 141924

Gruon azur destroys Dos-Ryga. Open with Val’kyr en herbe and apply Malédiction funeste, then Ascension impie. Now bring in Azure Crane Chick and use Nuée, followed by Frappe téméraire. If you or Dos-Ryga are still alive, apply another Nuée to refresh Défenses brisées, or bring in a pet (after Azure Crane Chick dies) that has a speed greater than 296 and has Rase-mottes (Petit dragon mécanique pandaren, Jeune pterreurdactyle, or Cerf-volant rohart). If he is somehow still alive, use Décollage. Pterrordax Hatchling is an awesome pet because of its speed, so when it lands from the Lift-Off, you can immediately hit with Flyby.

I used to play the Apocalypse game, waiting it out with Idole d’Anubisath and Ecrevisse magique, but ending it in under seven rounds instead of fifteen clearly seems to be a more efficient use of time.

Commentaire de Nevikrose

Using Apocalypse from any cockroach or beetle pet you can use undead or healing pets to survive the 15 rounds.

Personally I use a Hanneton du Crépuscule to start the fight, casting Apocalypse first round. Then I immediately swap in either a Jeune dragonnet flaellé or Petite ombre sans repos

From this point forward it becomes about holding off attacks with Changement de phase and Appel des ténèbres to avoid as much as possible before you can swap your beetle or cockroach in for the last round. It can be a bit tricky timing dodge skills in time for the whirlpool to hit, but if you can pull it off it works like a charm.

It's worth knowing that I've had success with this approach despite the fact that my shadeling is grey quality.

Commentaire de Greynomad

Like many others I found Dos-Ryga hugely frustrating because of the huge heals he does.

I made a fun team which I call the "Three Stooges" made up of three szechuan chickens - they sort Dos out with no problem. Presumably any three chooks would do the same.

Commentaire de 1145207

The tactic I have been using is thus:

First up use any scorpion or similar and hit him with a poison attack. Any poison will do, as long as it lasts for a few rounds. Then swap your scorpion straight out for...

The Chrominius.

Do the standard Hurlement Morsure Vague de puissance sequence and you should get the job done, the poison will have whittled away enough so the final move finishes him off.

So far the Dos-Ryga has never healed whilst I do this.

An additional benefit is that the scorpion doesn't need to be high level so you can get a bit of xp for him too.

Commentaire de Atrisha

I used Apocalypse from my lvl 23 Beetle. Cast that first then immediately pulled him out. Then I used Anubisath Idol to hold him off a few rounds. He made it till round 13 before I had to put in my Celestial Dragon. Apocalypse hit, beetle was still alive.

Commentaire de Issalice

I have had a lot of trouble with this guy until I found a guide on the warcraft pets site. Im surprised this hasn't been posted here yet so I thought I would share the information.

Pandaren Water Spirit
Chrominius
Darkmoon Tonk or Darkmoon Zepplin

Start by using Geyser, then Whirlpool
Switch to Chrominius and use Howl, then Surge of Power
If he isn't dead (which he should be)
Switch to the Tonk or Zepp to finish him off with missiles.

You have yourself one dead fish

Here is the guide I got this from, didn't seem right not to credit the person who did all the hard work.
Guide to Tamers

Commentaire de BBB545

I used:
Dragon féerique du Néant with Echange de vie
Corbeau gilnéen with Appel des ténèbres / Frappe nocturne
Jeune dragonnet flaellé with Appel des ténèbres

Start with Dragon féerique du Néant using Echange de vie to switch HP just before your pet dies
switch to Corbeau gilnéen and use Appel des ténèbres to reduce healing and Frappe nocturne for dmg while he is blinded.
switch to Dragon féerique du Néant or Jeune dragonnet flaellé when Corbeau gilnéen dies.

Dragon féerique du Néant and Corbeau gilnéen were enough to kill it.

Commentaire de Ziboo

Surviving is the key.

Deepholm Cockroach (rare 22) apocalypse
Silky Moth (uncommon 25)
Crow (rare 23)

Cockroach in the first round cast apocalypse, sub out moth and crow, cockroach with survival and some low level flank hits until apocalypse killed Dos-Ryga (he'd healed back to 1500ish).

Commentaire de twotoemcgraw

open with a zandalari kneebiter, use black claw followed with hunting party. after the second round of hunting party the kneebiter will die. bring out a grasslands hopper, hit swarm, Dos-Ryga is dead. Quick and almost painless

Commentaire de infernalkid

Just beated it with Scourged Whelping (20 lvl, just for the heal reduce) and two Moths. Refresh Call Darkness, hope Moth dust will proc and that's it.

Commentaire de Crusi

it seems the trick with the cockroach doesn't work anymore.
tried it 3 times and it wouldn't give me the victory, tried it with other pets and it gave me :(

Commentaire de Guanyin

Simple and very effective way to kill Dos-Ryga is with a Fox and an upgraded Gilnean Raven. Start with dazzling dance, do a few normal attacks so you eat the whirlpool with your fox. You should be at low health, use howl, Dos-Ryga kills your fox right after, so you have 2 turns with the howl buff for your raven. Call darkness and nocturnal strike finish him off easily.

Commentaire de mossy2775

This rare is bugged on Lightbringer server. every time i get him down to where i can one hit him with any pet. it hits him for next to nothing and he hits me 5+ times with attacks over 1k. They really need to fix this guy.

Commentaire de bruce657

I have found the following strat to work quite well. I start out with a Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling and attack a few times until life gets low, then I use Flock, timing it such that the Gryphon dies during flock (hopefully soaking the Whirlpool in the process), giving me a full 2 rounds of the debuff for my next pet. The second pet I use is a Rare 25 Amber Moth. My first attack is Moth Dust which almost one shots him, and if I'm lucky it puts him to sleep. Then I follow up with Slicing wind to finish him off. Your luck may vary depending on when he uses his abilities but it's a good quick kill when it works.

Commentaire de LTygress

Moths, moths, moths. They are VERY strong against aquatic (which he obviously is... he's a giant fish) and they hit hard anyway.

Commentaire de technoGRIM

I used a S/S crow and opened with call darkness then just used murder till crow died which should eat the whirlpool also bring out gilnean raven and nocturnal strike finishes him.

Commentaire de odinwalder

A much easier strat than stated above.
Crow= call darkness > Murder (for damage debuff)
Gilnaen Raven> Call darkness, Nocturnal strike

GAME OVER

Commentaire de odinwalder

I have an even better 3-move strat.
1. Use a Crow = Call darkness + Murder of crows (+100% dmg debuff)
2. Anything with nocturnal strike and he's dead

Commentaire de 1055395

If you're going with the cockroach plan, I highly suggest bringing along 2 undead pets. Dragonkin moves are weak to undead. Plus the undead's ability to come back for one round, this will keep all of your pets long enough for the apocalypse to do its work. If you don't want to use the cockroach, Gilnean Raven and Blighthawk are great for this fight. Call darkness + Nocturnal Strike are very useful from the raven, especially since call darkness limits healing. Blighthawk is undead but has flying moves which makes it great for this fight. Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling did well as a third pet. So does Shrine Fly. All of the pets I used were level 25 and rare except for the cockroach, which was uncommon and level 23.

Commentaire de 1214160

Just used lvl 20 (blue) Scourged Whelp and 2 moths, worked like a charm!

Commentaire de geekygirlish

This hateful miserable fish! I think it is the king of RNG because same line up can get you a handful of outcomes so a strategy is sort of silly, it is mostly luck with this jerk.

I have found a variation on a theme here which hedges your bet with luck. Start with Mr Bigglesworth and cast ice tomb, I used him at lvl 16, so don't worry about his level. Then swap to any chicken/turkey with flock and cast that. The bird may or may not last the full three rounds, but what will happen is you get the additional damage of the "ice bomb" which also stuns the fish for a round so you have breathing room. He'll be at low health. Then bring in the moth for moth dust. It will probably kill him, but if not, you still have one more shot before his big heal to finish him off with slicing winds/alpha strike.

I realise this is a solution with a pet that is a bit more difficult to get as he is part of an ach. I only just got Mr Bigglesworth today, and eager to see what he can do, so trying him out in lot of scenarios. He is mean! Guess he is pissed off from being killed all the time in Naxx!

Commentaire de AnzuKT

I use the following team with great success on Dos-Ryga. He ends up dead in six or so rounds. Unborn Val'kyr, Chrominius, and for your third slot, a Raven or Crow as a safety.

1) Start with Unborn Val'kyr (I use B/B). Open with Curse of Doom and use Shadow Slash until one of the following happens:
- 1 Round left on Whirlpool
- 2 Rounds left on Curse of Doom.
2) Use Haunt and swap to Chrominius. Since you used Haunt on the last round of Whirlpool, it will eat the effect and not damage Chrominius!
3) Use Howl immediately.
4) Use Surge.

At this point, Dos-Ryga should be dead, even with its resistance to Undead abilities, CoD should still hit for 600-800 points. If, for some reason he is not, just swap to your Crow/Raven and finish off with Call Darkness and Nocturnal Strike. :)

Commentaire de Cylerra

I've found that I can finish this one off quickly with:

Chrominius
1. Howl
2. Bite
3. Surge of Power
(Chrominius dies from Dos-Ryga's Whirlpool.)

Core Hound Pup
1. Howl
2. Burrow
(Dos-Ryga dies.)

Commentaire de SirRoivas

Here's my strategy, for those who may find it useful:

Pet 1: A Scourged Whelpling. Anything with Call Darkness should do, but the Whelpling resists Frost Breath, which helps.

Pet 2: Anything with Flock that is faster than Dos-Ryga without the Flying racial.

Pet 3: A Crow/Raven.

Start with Pet 1 and use Call Darkness.

Next, switch immediately to Pet 2 and start using Flock; keep it up until that pet dies (you want this to happen sooner rather than later, so hope for "bad" RNG).

Finally, switch to Pet 3. Renew Call Darkness if it ran out, otherwise, use Nocturnal Strike; this should finish him.

A piece of advice for the Legendary Beasts: don't bother leveling pets on them, as they give crap experience.

Commentaire de Alecino

Found him the toughest from all the elites, but can be done. You need any fancy pets just lvl 25: Fire Beetle because of Apocalypses, and any two pets that you can use to drag out the fight, ie; heal ability.

Commentaire de IMissThottbot

Just beat her with a little luck, and a lvl 22 (blue) Shrine Fly + lvl 23 (green) Skywisp Moth.

Opened with Fly's Glowing Toxin, then used Cocoon Strike, used Wind, then renewed the Toxin just before it died. On the moth, used Call Lightning, then slicing wind, cocooned a whirlpool hit. It died without me needing to swap to the third pet. HOWEVER, I did get lucky with Dos-Ryga's cast sequence; I -think- this was one of the "opens with heal ability" fights.

Commentaire de Etreum

Scourged Whelpling is really strong against him.
Call Darkness
Plagued Blood
Switch

Effervescent Glowfly
Glowing Toxin
Confusing Sting
Die

Disgusting Oozeling
Expunge
Creeping Ooze
Switch

Scourged Whelpling
Call Darkness
Plagued Blood
Shadowflame
Die
Shadowflame
Die

Disgusting Oozeling
Expunge
Creeping Ooze
Ooze Touch

Dos-Ryga dies

Commentaire de reilyn

Beasts of Fable

The most effective team I've found so far for all of the beasts is Val’kyr en herbe, 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 Val’kyr en herbe and cast Malédiction funeste. Follow up with Entaille de l’ombre and then Ascension impie.
* You may be able to do an extra Entaille de l’ombre but do NOT do more than 4 rounds (Malédiction funeste, Entaille de l’ombre (x2), Ascension impie). If you are killed the round that you do Ascension impie and you have an extra cast use Entaille de l’ombre. Don't swap your pet out manually as you will lose a turn.

Swap in Chrominius once Val’kyr en herbe is dead. Start off with Hurlement. Next use Vague de puissance. Malédiction funeste will hit with both Hurlement and Ascension impie up (either after Hurlement or Vague de puissance; 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, Morsure until either you or the beast is dead before you switch.

Special note about Ti’un l’Explorateur: You will need your backup pet most of the time due to the mitigated damage from Carapace bouclier. Corbeau gilnéen 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. **

Commentaire de Allecto

Using the wonderful strategy mentioned by Joann, I just thought I'd add that now, the Bébé corbeau de l’effroi Dread Hatchling can do both the Call Darkness and Nocturnal Strike required for this strategy.

Commentaire de Aydwen

I wanted to post this, because I wanted to use Joann's strategy but I have a very limited number of level 25 pets. I am not big on pet battles, but I am very into achievements as a whole. So I recently started going through all of the achievements that require defeating all the master and grand master pet tamers. I have only 11 level 25 pets, a few level 24 pets, and a decent amount of level 23 pets. I didn't have the pets Joann suggested, so I also found a way to beat Dos-Ryga, and it only took me two pets. A Szechuan Chicken, and an Amber Moth. I used a Flammering Moth at the end, just in case. But if you have a 2nd Amber Moth, that is what I recommend you use as a 3rd pet.

Open with the Szechuan Chicken, and use Squawk. Then use Peck twice. At this time you will have a Whirlpool about to hit you, and likely have lost some health prior to this point. So now you use the chickens Flock ability, until your chicken dies. This will take a decent amount of health off of Dos-Ryga, and hopefully it hasn't healed yet. Put in your Amber Moth 2nd. And utilize the debuff that Dos-Ryga has from your chickens Flock ability (Increased dmg by 100% for 2 rounds) and hit Dos-Ryga with Alpha Strike twice. I was lucky, and this was enough to kill Dos-Ryga. But even if it doesn't, you have a big head start. It only took my one attempt with this set-up, and I never even had to use a third pet. But I assume that I was just lucky my first time around, and you may die once or twice before succeeding with this plan.

But if you are like me, and have a limited amount of pets at level 25 but you really want the achievements then this is the setup I recommend. I hope this helps.

Commentaire de prinsallan

In-Depth for this battle:
02. Dos-Ryga:
Start with Savory Beetle (or other with Apocalypse).
Apocalypse immidiatly, then switch to Rabid Nut Varmint 2000.
Just Extra Plating, then Repair. Attack if both these are out.
If Rabid Nut Varmint 2000 dies, bring in Spirit Crab til Apocalypse wins (Savory Beetle must be alive when Apocalypse hits so if it is tight, use his Survival for the win!).

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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.

Commentaire de IMissThottbot

With Dread Hatchling + any pet with Howl this becomes so much easier. Just get Howl off on the round that your Howling pet will die (can even shove a levelling pet in beforehand, for a round).

Dread Hatchling uses Call Darkness + Nocturnal Strike and Dos dies.

If my Howl pet is 25 and gets a few hits off, sometimes I don't even get to the Strike.

Commentaire de JustBecause

Thank you after 8 tries and different combinations I finally found one that worked like a charm. The Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling then the Ashwing Moth Just Squak, flock, squak, flock, die: Moth just dust and the fish was dead. Finally.

Commentaire de saturasxc

the most retarded battle pet ever!

Commentaire de Hezuz

I used the following strategy to easily bring him down:

Pet 1: Dung Beetle (only lvl 22)

Use Apocalypse, Use Scratch, Use Survival if it seems your dying or Scratch once more and then Survival. Switch to pet 2 when Dung Beetle is still alive and well (probably at 1 health)

Pet 2: Lil'Bling (lvl 25)

Use Extra Plating, Use Inflation until Lil Bling Dies and then switch to pet 3.

Pet 3: Oasis Moth (lvl 25)

Use Cocoon Strike, Use Moth Dust (Dealt over 1000 dmg because of Inflation and also luckily put Dos-Ryga to sleep), Use Alpha Strike = Win

Apocalypse was 3 turns away from happening and Oasis Moth was still at full HP when the fight was over. Althought you probably have to just keep on using Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust, Alpha Strike until Apocalypse Hits the ground. You might get lucky and win faster like i did if your first Moth Dust crits and sleeps Dos-Ryga.

Commentaire de infernosnow

There are many working strategies; here is another however, if you happen to have these pets or pets with similar abilities.

Pet #1: Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (has a damage increase ability and Explode)
Pet #2: Blackfuse Bombling (has Explode)
Pet #3: Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling (has Flying abilities)

The strategy:
Dragonling: Flyby, Bombing Run, repeat Flyby until Dos-Ryga heals (he may heal directly after Bombing Run, in which case you will not need to do any Flyby's to trigger his heal), then Explode.
Bombling: Explode
Gryphon: Peck, Peck, Peck

The idea is to trigger his heal to get it on cooldown, then burst him using the damage increase from Flyby, the Bombing Run, two Explodes, then super-effective Flying damage to fit as much damage in before he heals again.

It is important to Explode immediately with your Blackfuse Bombling. I know it seems counter-intuitive to kill him off immediately, but you want to maximize your burst with Explode and get your Gryphon's Flying abilities out asap before Dos-Ryga heals.

Commentaire de 1201799

as i am newer to pet battle, and on my first round with the fable beasts, i havent collected some of the higher pets, however i did kill this pesk with the following team:

Dark Moon Zeppelin -- Decoy, Bomb Run, Flyby
switch to a Glowfly - set both poison and sting, poor guy croaked after that
switch back to the zeppelin, re-apply Bomb Run, Flyby until dead
Amethyst spider -- Brittle Web, Poison spit, brittle web 2x, dead fish.

*additionally have gotten DM Zeppelin, amethyst spider & alterac brew pup to take this guy down

Commentaire de Secksysparks

3 level 25 moths for the win! Do it! =)

Commentaire de 1235369

My full-proof strategy

Pet with Flock type move and speed >296 or undead
(personal choice, Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling S/S)
Crow S/S
Flying pet with Nocturnal Strike
(personal choice, Crow P/B)

1. With your Flock pet, use Flock until this pet dies. Since this pet always took the first turn of every round, there will always be 2 rounds of the Flock debuff remaining.
2. Bring in Crow S/S. Cast Call Darkness. Crow can take a Frost Breath and be fine, but if your Crow gets hit by Whirlpool, it will lose its flying racial. But since it still has more speed in this breed, it takes the first turn on the next round. Use Nocturnal Strike to win.
3. If Crow was attacked and hit by a Whirlpool, it will most likely die. But there is still one turn on the Flock debuff. Bring in your Nocturnal Strike pet and use it to win. Also, if you either had some bad rng or if Dos-Ryga healed on the Call Darkness turn, you might need another attack. Dos-Ryga won't be able to use it's heal again before you get another attack or two and win.

Dos-Ryga can't heal itself enough to survive these two attacks with the Flock debuff unless you get some rather aweful rng. But even if you do, there will be time for one more attack which will finish the job.

Commentaire de rammsteinmoshin

Gigantic pain in my keester!

Chrominius 1, 1, 2

2 ashwing moths 1, 2, 2

Open with chrominius

howl
bite
surge of power

he dies

ashwing moth

mothdust
coocoon strike
alpha strike

he dies

repeat exact thing

only downside to this strategy is if you miss with a mothdust, you are more hosed than R. Kelly's visitors. enjoy

Commentaire de 1340083

I used rammsteinmoshin's strategy, and it worked perfectly:

1. Rare level 25 H/H Chrominius: Howl, Bite, Surge of Power.
2. Rare level 25 P/P Yellow Moth: Moth Dust.

Chrominius cast Howl, then Bite, then Surge of Power. Chrominius dead.
Yellow Moth finished off Dos-Ryga with one Moth Dust.

This fight either goes really well, or really awful. You have to burst him down before he casts one of his huge heals. If you miss one shot, you probably lose, because it is hard to overcome his amount of healing.

Commentaire de 78410

100% RNG-proof strategy:

The team:
Darkmoon Hatchling
S/S Crow
Any pet with Nocturnal Strike

1. Hawk Eye (optional, forces Dos-Ryga to heal early)
2. Flock until Darkmoon Hatchling dies
3. Call Darkness
4. Nocturnal Strike

I have never needed the third pet. Ever.

Commentaire de 899970

A video to show how I do this battle:
Dos-Ryga

Commentaire de 1362314

Used Shrine Fly / Oasis Moth / Effervescent Glowfly all using Slicing Wind and Cacoon Strike, third attack two used Glowing Toxin except Oasis Moth used Moth Dust. Took me 2 tries but was really easy.

Commentaire de rawrkrissy

I did this with lvl 25 Rare Unborn Val'kyr (H/H), Rare Scourged Whelpling (P/S)and Rare Nexus Whelping (P/P).

I started off with Siphon Life followed up with a few Shadow Slashes. When Dos-Ryga was about to kill my Val'kyr, I used Unholy Ascension and switched to the Scourged Whelpling.

With my Scourged Whelpling, I used Call Darkness followed up with a few Tail Sweeps. By the time Dos-Ryga "killed" my Whelpling, Call Darkness was back up. After the passive procced, I used Call Darkness and I killed Dos-Ryga, but on one attempt I had to use my Nexus Whelpling.

If you have to use the Nexus Whelpling, I put Wild Magic up and just Tail Sweep till Dos-Ryga was dead.

I tried this after getting fed up with leveling a Vampiric Batling to do the Call Darkness + Nocturnal Strike combo for the kill and also several fails with my Garden and Skywisp Moth.

Commentaire de 1374506

Tiny Twister & Nether Faerie Dragon decimated Dos Ryga. Moreso Nether Faerie. Holy cow

Commentaire de bistabil

Battle just suddenly stopped and I got a victory, some guy was battling him at the same time. Some kind of a bug which I won't mind.

Commentaire de 1374506

I just tried imperial silkworm (consume, mothballs, mothdust)...solo'd him. Cool!

Commentaire de Marisis

Bonjour ,
Nous sommes sur Pandaria Classic
je viens enfin de réussir à le battre
avec l'Avorton de Kun Lai 1 1 1 (mort)
un Poulet avec les sorts 2 1 2
et le jeune griffon du marteau hardi 2 1 1

Dos-Ryga

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