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Comentario de Guggaman

Saltamareas is taught from Concha clamamareas and is looted from Morogrim Levantamareas, which is the Fifth boss from the level 70 Burning Crusade raid Caverna Santuario Serpiente.

Saltamareas together with other new pets added in patch 5.3 meets the requirement to complete Bandas con correa II: Armonización which rewards Cesta de Tito that teaches Tito.

Comentario de 761515

So I'm noticing that this pet, like many other BC raid pets(haven't collected them all yet) has a bit of a unique little idle animation.

This little fellow farts green bubbles, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.

Comentario de 1116362

Some Tideskipper Facts.

1) Dropped by Morogrim Tidewalker in Serpentshrine Cavern. You can probably fight him without fighting any other bosses (Watch out for the fish!)

2) Comes in 3 breeds, all of which prioritize Health to at least some degree.

3) Possesses a mixture of Humanoid, Aquatic, and Elemental damaging moves with an Aquatic typing. Can be expected to do mostly Humanoid or Aquatic damage.

Tideskipper Strategy

Button 1: Crush/Grasp. Crush is high humanoid damage with a lower-than-average hit, Grasp is light aquatic damage with perfect hit and a rooting effect. For PvE pet battling, I'd take Crush, but for PvP I'd run with Grasp. The reason for this: NPC tamers don't switch unless they're CC'd, while wild pets never switch at all unless they're forced to So, the special effect on Grasp is basically useless. Players, however, will often switch pets to get a particular combo rolling, and Grasp prevents them from doing so. Effectively, Grasp enables you to determine what opponent you want to fight where.

Button 2: Tidal Wave/Body Slam. This choice is basically what determines the purpose of the Tideskipper on your team. If you take Tidal Wave, you are a tank: you want to hold an enemy in place with Grasp (preferably one that can't to too much damage to you, like an undead) and use Tidal Wave to chip away at the health of all enemy pets. The longer you live, the more damage you do so you probably run with Clobber as your third move. If you take Body Slam, you are a damage build: your job is to pick one enemy, hold it in place, and nuke it as hard as possible. It dies, then you do a little damage to the second enemy pet before you die.

Button 3: Clobber/Geyser. I prefer Clobber on faster pets (since they get double effect from it, cancelling the enemy's turn AND their next move input), and while the Tidewalker can never be fast, it is a good compliment for tanking since it reliably assures the same pet stays put for you to keep on grasping and tidal waving it to oblivion. Geyser, however, is the perfect finishing move for the damage build: set it up when you defeat your first enemy or are about to and it pours on the pain to your opponent's next pet. You can also lead with it to live a bit better, but I'd rather have the stun set up for round two.

Comentario de 940955

Clenches hard, farts a green bubble, pops it and winces at the smell.

I know I should feel disgusted, but I just think it's awesome that a pet has such a detailed animation, even if it is from an existing NPC :D

Comentario de Mormolyce

What do you do with a once in a lifetime scientific discovery?

Why, put it in a cage and make it fight other pets for your amusement of course!

Comentario de Trylion

"Water is Life ... It has become a rare commodity here in Outland; one that we alone shall control." ~Lady Vashj

So I have been running this raid infrequently for last month or so as maybe raid resets may affect drop rates on pets. And I can say that NO pets have dropped for me. I am running the raid on normal and heroic 25 man. I usually go in and kill bosses in this order: Hydross, The Lurker Below, Morogrim Tidewalker, Lady Vashj. .

The three (3) pets supposedly in here are: Coilfang Stalker (Lady Vashj), Tainted Waveling (Hydross), and Tideskipper (Morogrim Tidewalker).

No pets have dropped for me as of 9/27/2025. When this raid was current I never did it as I think it was before LFR so if you weren't in a large guild community or on a realm with one, you probably couldn't find enough people. My theory is that they reduced or eliminated drop rates to zero so they can recycle and reintroduce the raid at a later stage. I mean who collects battle pets and tries to complete the pet achievements anymore, RIGHT?

If you look above at the dates of the comments they are mostly from 2013 - over 12 years ago. Today I got mostly junk from running this raid instance: 9 x iLVL 152 mog (misc. rings, trinket) purple items, 9 x Mark of the Illidari, 3 x Nether Vortex, 1 x Tailoring Pattern, 14 x Fish Oil, 15 x Coilfang Armaments, 20 x Shiny Fish Scales, 48 x Netherweave Cloth, various trunks full of fabric bolts and stuff, and various green and greyed-out items. No pets today and I doubt they drop at all from the comments I see above.

Really a shame given that many of the pet battles call for some of these pets. Coilfang Stalker is just magic with illusionary barrier nothing really that special or unusual; Tainted Waveling is Elemental with magic damage, healing and aquatic damage; and Tideskipper is aquatic with Geyser, Tidal Wave, and Humanoid damage. Too bad they aren't dropping. I will post this on other pet forums to see if this information is consistent with my findings.

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Saltamareas

Botín: Morogrim Levantamareas
Zona: Caverna Santuario Serpiente

Un gran hallazgo para la comunidad científica de Azeroth, que se ha preguntado muchas veces, casi siempre en tabernas, el aspecto que tendría un bebé de gigante de mar.

No se conoce la ubicación de este PNJ.

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