Pew Pew. The Everyday Hunter’s Guide

(Part 9: Hunter Pets Abilities Part 1)

Hyacintha here, and today I am interviewing the beautiful Night Elven Hunter Ohanraela. Although the Hunter class is one of the simplest to pick up and is a very popular choice when it comes to pure firepower, it has its share of complexities that not everyone understands. This guide is designed to show you over several parts what the class has to offer, how each ability is used, and how to improve yourself as a Hunter. Ohanraela will be my aid in doing so.

               Today, we will be specifically going over Hunter pets and Hunter pet abilities. Ohanraela is a master of pets. In this installment, we will be talking about the abilities that you can train your pets – where to get them, and what to do with them.

Hyacintha: Thanks again, hun! We are really getting to the bottom of this Hunter business. Today, I would like to share with everyone about Hunter pet abilities. In the last guide, we talked about which pets could use which skills, but today, I really want to hit on what these abilities are.

Ohanraela: What will make one pet stand out from the others are the abilities that you teach it. You can learn abilities from your local Pet Trainer and teach them to your pet. Doing so requires training points, which your pet gains as it grows in level and loyalty.

               Some abilities can only be learned by taming animals that come with it. Once you use the ability a few times, you will automatically learn it, allowing you to teach it to other pets. Note that you have to be up fighting with your animal to learn it. It is sort of like, learning through observation.

VERY IMPORTANT: SOME ABILITIES CAN ONLY BE LEARNED BY TAMING ANIMALS THAT ALREADY HAVE THAT ABILITY!!!! (We will cover which ones to tame, later on.)

Hyacintha: Okay, so Rogues and Druid Cats use Energy, casters use Mana, and Warriors and Bear Form Druids use rage. What do pets use?

Ohanraela: Pets use Focus to fuel their abilities, which works the same way as a Rogue’s Energy, actually. Your pet starts with 100 Focus and it is burned up and regenerates as your pet uses its abilities. Your pet gains back Focus much more quickly than you do with mana  or Rage but it always gets used up right away, it seems. You can always offset this with your talents if your build allows for it, of course.

Hyacintha: Okay, so now we are going to talk about the abilities themselves. Care to lead us in?

Ohanraela: Of course. There are Active Skills and Passive Skills. Active skills are the ones that must be learned by taming wild beasts who have it, then training it at the trainers. However, Growl is an exception to this rule and can always be learned at the trainer.

# - - - ACTIVE SKILLS - - >

Note: TP stands for Training Points

BITE

Description: Bite the enemy, causing damage.

·  Cost: 35 Focus

·  Range: Melee Range

·  Cast Time: Instant

·  Cooldown: 10 sec

Can be learned by: Bats, Bears, Boars, Carrion Birds, Cats, Crocolisks, Dragonhawks, Gorillas, Hyenas, Nether Rays, Raptors, Ravagers, Serpents, Spiders, Tallstriders, Turtles, Warp Stalkers, Wind Serpents, Wolves

Bite is a very basic physical attack. There is not much to it, however the extra bit of damage is always good to have. It is also very easy to find beasts with higher ranks.

LvL  Rank TP            Damage

1       1      1      Damage starts at 7 to 9.

8       2      4      Damage increased to 16 to 18.

16      3      7      Damage increased to 24 to 28.

24      4      10     Damage increased to 31 to 37.

32      5      13     Damage increased to 40 to 48.

40      6      17     Damage increased to 49 to 59.

48      7      21     Damage increased to 66 to 80.

56      8      25     Damage increased to 81 to 99.

64      9      29     Damage increased to 108 to 132.

Mobs to Learn Bite From

Bite 1

    * Ragged Scavenger (2-3, Tirisfal Glades)

    * Night Web Spider (3-4, Tirisfal Glades)

    * Forest Spider (5-6, Elwynn Forest)

    * Githyiss the Vile (5, Teldrassil)

    * Night Web Matriarch (5, Tirisfal Glades)

    * Prairie Wolf (5-6, Mulgore)

    * Snow Tracker Wolf (6-7, Dun Morogh)

    * Gray Forest Wolf (7-8, Elwynn Forest)

    * Prairie Stalker (7-8, Mulgore)

    * Webwood Venomfang (7-8, Teldrassil)

    * Winter Wolf (7-8, Dun Morogh)

    * Dreadmaw Crocolisk (9-11, Durotar)

Bite 2

    * Starving Winter Wolf (8-9, Dun Morogh)

    * Webwood Silkspinner (8-9, Teldrassil)

    * Prairie Wolf Alpha (9-10, Mulgore)

    * Prowler (9-10, Elwynn Forest)

    * Ravager Specimen (9-10, Azuremyst Isle)

    * Vicious Night Web Spider (9-10, Tirisfal Glades)

    * Coyote (10-11, Westfall)

    * Forest Lurker (10-11, Loch Modan)

    * Giant Webwood Spider (10-11, Teldrassil)

    * Timber (10 Rare, Dun Morogh)

    * Worg (10-11, Silverpine Forest)

    * Coyote Packleader (11-12, Westfall)

    * Lady Sathrah (12, Teldrassil)

    * Loch Crocolisk (14-15, Loch Modan)

    * Oasis Snapjaw (15-16, The Barrens)

    * Tarantula (15-16, Redridge Mountains)

Bite 3

    * Bloodsnout Worg (16-17, Silverpine Forest)

    * Deepmoss Creeper (16-17, Stonetalon Mountains)

    * Ghostclaw Ravager (16-17, Ghostlands)

    * Wood Lurker (17-18, Loch Modan)

    * Deviate Crocolisk (18-19, Wailing Caverns)

    * Deepmoss Webspinner (19-20, Stonetalon Mountains)

    * Ghostpaw Runner (19-20, Ashenvale)

    * Greater Tarantula (19-20, Redridge Mountains)

    * Shanda the Spinner (19 Rare, Loch Modan)

    * Forest Moss Creeper (20-21, Hillsbrad Foothills)

    * Kresh (20 Elite, Wailing Caverns)

    * Besseleth (21, Stonetalon Mountains)

    * Green Recluse (21-22, Duskwood)

    * Aku'mai Fisher (22-23 Elite, Blackfathom Deeps)

    * Large Loch Crocolisk (22 Rare, Loch Modan)

    * Chatter (23 Rare, Redridge Mountains)

    * Lupos (23 Rare, Duskwood)

    * Creepthess (24 Rare, Hillsbrad Foothills)

Bite 4

    * Aku'mai Snapjaw (23 Elite, Blackfathom Deeps)

    * Ghamoo-ra (23 Elite, Blackfathom Deeps)

    * Black Ravager (24-25, Duskwood)

    * Giant Moss Creeper (24-25, Hillsbrad Foothills)

    * Leech Widow (24 Rare, Wetlands)

    * Black Ravager Mastiff (25-26, Duskwood)

    * Giant Wetlands Crocolisk (25-26, Wetlands)

    * Elder Moss Creeper (26-27, Hillsbrad Foothills)

    * Ghostpaw Alpha (27-28, Ashenvale)

    * Naraxis (27 Rare, Duskwood)

    * Wildthorn Lurker (28-29, Ashenvale)

    * Snapjaw (30-31, Hillsbrad Foothills)

Bite 5

    * Plains Creeper (32-33, Arathi Highlands)

    * Sparkleshell Snapper (34-35, Thousand Needles)

    * Crag Coyote (35-36, Badlands)

    * Drywallow Crocolisk (35-36, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Giant Plains Creeper (35-36, Arathi Highlands)

    * Darkfang Creeper (37-38, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Drywallow Snapper (37-38, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Barnabus (38 Rare, Badlands)

    * Mottled Drywallow Crocolisk (38-39, Dustwallow Marsh)

Bite 6

    * Ripscale (37 Rare, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Drywallow Daggermaw (39-40, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Deathstrike Tarantula (40-41, Swamp of Sorrows)

    * Longtooth Runner (40-41, Feralas)

    * Deadmire (41, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Sawtooth Snapper (41-42, Swamp of Sorrows)

    * Old Cliff Jumper (42 Rare, The Hinterlands)

    * Snarler (42 Rare, Feralas)

    * Stolid Snapjaw (46-47, Maraudon)

    * Felpaw Wolf (47-48, Felwood)

    * Timberweb Recluse (47-48, Azshara)

    * Death Howl (49 Rare, Felwood)

Bite 7

    * Rekk'tilac (48 Rare, Searing Gorge)

    * Saltwater Snapjaw (49-50, The Hinterlands)

    * Cave Creeper (50-52, Blackrock Depths)

    * Sewer Beast (50 Rare, Stormwind City)

    * Vilebranch Raiding Wolf (50-51, The Hinterlands)

    * Felpaw Ravager (51-52, Felwood)

    * Ironback (51 Rare, The Hinterlands)

    * Uhk'loc (52-53 Rare, Un'Goro Crater)

    * Diseased Wolf (53-54, Western Plaguelands)

    * Plague Lurker (54-55, Western Plaguelands)

Bite 8

    * Bloodaxe Worg (56-57, Blackrock Spire)

    * Razzashi Broodwidow (61 Elite, Zul'Gurub)

    * Quillfang Ravager (62-63, Hellfire Peninsula)

    * Thornfang Venomspitter (62-63, Hellfire Peninsula)

    * Dreadfang Lurker (63-64, Terokkar Forest)

Bite 9

    * Dreadfang Widow (64-65, Terokkar Forest)

    * Rema (66, Blade's Edge Mountains)

    * Scythetooth Raptor (68-69, Netherstorm)

CHARGE

Description: Charges an enemy, immobilizes it for 1 sec, and adds melee attack power to the boar's next attack.

·  Cost: 35 Focus

·  Range: 8-25 yd

·  Cast Time: Instant

·  Cooldown: 25 sec

Can be learned by: Boars

               Charge is good for either catching someone by surprise or stopping a runner from getting too far ahead of you. One second may not seem like a lot but it can help you catch up to a fleeing mob or player.

LvL  Rank  TP                Bonus Increment

1       1      5      Attack power bonus starts at 50.

12      2      9      Attack power bonus increased to 100.

24      3      13     Attack power bonus increased to 180.

36      4      17     Attack power bonus increased to 250.

48      5      25     Attack power bonus increased to 390.

60      6      29     Attack power bonus increased to 550.

Mobs to Learn Charge From

Charge 1

    * Mottled Boar (1-2, Durotar)

    * Young Thistle Boar (1-2, Teldrassil)

    * Thistle Boar (2-3, Teldrassil)

    * Battleboar (3-4, Mulgore)

    * Small Crag Boar (3, Dun Morogh)

    * Bristleback Battleboar (4-5, Mulgore)

    * Crag Boar (5-6, Dun Morogh)

    * Dire Mottled Boar (6-7, Durotar)

    * Large Crag Boar (6-7, Dun Morogh)

    * Elder Crag Boar (7-8, Dun Morogh)

    * Porcine Entourage (7, Elwynn Forest)

    * Rockhide Boar (7-8, Elwynn Forest)

    * Stonetusk Boar (7-8, Elwynn Forest)

    * Elder Mottled Boar (8-9, Durotar)

    * Princess (9, Elwynn Forest)

    * Scarred Crag Boar (9-10, Dun Morogh)

    * Corrupted Mottled Boar (10-11, Durotar)

    * Longsnout (10-11, Elwynn Forest)

    * Mountain Boar (10-11, Loch Modan)

Charge 2

    * Young Goretusk (12-13, Westfall)

    * Goretusk (14-15, Westfall)

    * Mangy Mountain Boar (14-15, Loch Modan)

    * Elder Mountain Boar (16-17, Loch Modan)

    * Great Goretusk (16-17, Westfall)

    * Great Goretusk (16-17, Redridge Mountains)

Charge 3

    * Agam'ar (24-25 Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Bellygrub (24, Redridge Mountains)

    * Raging Agam'ar (25 Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Rotting Agam'ar (26 Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

Charge 5

    * Ashmane Boar (48-49, Blasted Lands)

    * Grunter (50 Rare, Blasted Lands)

Charge 6

    * Plagued Swine (60, Eastern Plaguelands)

CLAW

Description: Claw the enemy, causing damage.

·  Cost: 25 Focus

·  Range: Melee Range

·  Cast Time: Instant

Can be learned by: Bears, Carrion Birds, Cats, Crabs, Owls, Raptors, Scorpids, Warp Stalkers

               If you prefer quick doses of damage as opposed to Bite’s slow bursts, then Claw is your solution. Like Bite, higher ranks of Claw are also easy to find in the wild.

LvL  Rank TP         Increase

1       1      1      Damage starts at 4 to 6.

8       2      4      Damage increased to 8 to 12.

16      3      7      Damage increased to 12 to 16.

24      4      10     Damage increased to 16 to 22.

32      5      13     Damage increased to 21 to 29.

40      6      17     Damage increased to 26 to 36.

48      7      21     Damage increased to 25 to 49.

56      8      25     Damage increased to 43 to 59.

64      9      29     Damage increased to 54 to 76.

Mobs to Learn Claw From

Claw 1

    * Scorpid Worker (3, Durotar)

    * Sarkoth (4, Durotar)

    * Pygmy Surf Crawler (5-6, Durotar)

    * Strigid Owl (5-6, Teldrassil)

    * Ice Claw Bear (7-8, Dun Morogh)

Claw 2

    * Elder Springpaw (8-9, Eversong Woods)

    * Strigid Hunter (8-9, Teldrassil)

    * Young Forest Bear (8-9, Elwynn Forest)

    * Encrusted Surf Crawler (9-10, Durotar)

    * Venomtail Scorpid (9-10, Durotar)

    * Death Flayer (11 Rare, Durotar)

    * Ferocious Grizzled Bear (11-12, Silverpine Forest)

    * Mangeclaw (11, Dun Morogh)

    * Thistle Bear (11-12, Darkshore)

    * Bjarn (12 Rare, Dun Morogh)

    * Tide Crawler (12-14, Darkshore)

    * Ghostclaw Lynx (13-14, Ghostlands)

Claw 3

    * Black Bear Patriarch (16-17, Loch Modan)

    * Ghostclaw Ravager (16-17, Ghostlands)

    * Shore Crawler (17-18, Westfall)

    * Den Mother (18-19, Darkshore)

    * Clattering Crawler (19-20, Ashenvale)

    * Ghost Saber (19-20 Spawned, Darkshore)

    * Ol' Sooty (20, Loch Modan)

    * Ashenvale Bear (21-22, Ashenvale)

    * Gray Bear (21-22, Hillsbrad Foothills)

    * Skittering Crustacean (22-23 Elite, Blackfathom Deeps)

    * Snapping Crustacean (22-23 Elite, Blackfathom Deeps)

Claw 4

    * Barbed Crustacean (23 Elite, Blackfathom Deeps)

    * Elder Ashenvale Bear (25-26, Ashenvale)

    * Scorpashi Snapper (30-31, Desolace)

    * Scorpid Reaver (31-32, Thousand Needles)

Claw 5

    * Scorpashi Lasher (34-35, Desolace)

    * Vile Sting (35 Rare, Thousand Needles)

    * Venomlash Scorpid (37-38 Elite, Uldaman)

Claw 6

    * Scorpid Hunter (40-41, Tanaris)

    * Silt Crawler (40-41, Swamp of Sorrows)

    * Ironfur Bear (41-42, Feralas)

    * King Bangalash (43 Elite, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Monstrous Crawler (43-44, Swamp of Sorrows)

    * Old Grizzlegut (43 Rare, Feralas)

Claw 7

    * Ironfur Patriarch (48-49, Feralas)

    * Angerclaw Mauler (49-50, Felwood)

    * Ironbeak Hunter (50-51, Felwood)

    * Mongress (50 Rare, Felwood)

    * Olm the Wise (52 Rare, Felwood)

    * Clack the Reaver (53 Rare, Blasted Lands)

    * Shardtooth Bear (53-54, Winterspring)

    * Deathlash Scorpid (54-55, Burning Steppes)

    * Winterspring Owl (54-56, Winterspring)

    * Diseased Grizzly (55-56, Western Plaguelands)

Claw 8

    * Elder Shardtooth (57-58, Winterspring)

    * Winterspring Screecher (57-59, Winterspring)

    * Male Kaliri Hatchling (61 Spawned, Hellfire Peninsula)

    * Female Kaliri Hatchling (62 Spawned, Hellfire Peninsula)

Claw 9

    * Scorpid Bonecrawler (64-65, Terokkar Forest)

    * Ravenous Windroc (65-66, Nagrand)

    * Greater Windroc (66-67, Nagrand)

    * Shadowwing Owl (66-67, Shadowmoon Valley)

    * Gutripper (67 Elite, Nagrand)

    * Ripfang Lynx (68-69, Netherstorm)

COWER

Description: Cower, causing no damage but lowering your [the pet's] threat, making the enemy less likely to attack you [the pet].

·  Cost: 15 Focus

·  Range: Melee Range

·  Cast Time: Instant

·  Cooldown: 5 sec 

Can be learned by: All pet families.

               Cower is arguably a waste of an ability slot. Pets make up a significant part of your damage output but unless Growl is set to auto-cast, they cause much less threat than any human player would. Even with Bestial Wrath and several other Beast Mastery talents, the only way that they can pull aggro is if a nearby tank is doing a terrible job at maintaining threat on your target.

LvL  Rank TP     Threat Reduction

5       1      8      Reduces threat.

15      2      10     Reduces more threat than Rank 1.

25      3      12     Reduces more threat than Rank 2.

35      4      14     Reduces more threat than Rank 3.

45      5      16     Reduces more threat than Rank 4.

55      6      18     Reduces more threat than Rank 5.

65      7      21     Reduces more threat than Rank 6.

Mobs to Learn Cower From

Cower 1

    * Juvenile Snow Leopard (5-6, Dun Morogh)

    * Nightsaber (5-6, Teldrassil)

    * Greater Duskbat (6-7, Tirisfal Glades)

    * Durotar Tiger (7-8, Durotar)

    * Flatland Cougar (7-8, Mulgore)

    * Elder Plainstrider (8-9, Mulgore)

    * Mazzranache (9 Rare, Mulgore)

    * Moonstalker Runt (10-11, Darkshore)

    * Foreststrider Fledgling (11-13, Darkshore)

    * Fleeting Plainstrider (12-13, The Barrens)

Cower 2

    * Savannah Patriarch (15-16, The Barrens)

    * Ornery Plainstrider (16-17, The Barrens)

    * Giant Foreststrider (17-19, Darkshore)

    * Moonstalker Sire (17-18, Darkshore)

    * Starving Mountain Lion (23-24, Hillsbrad Foothills)

    * Twilight Runner (23-24, Stonetalon Mountains)

Cower 3

    * Crag Stalker (25-26, Thousand Needles)

    * Kraul Bat (26 Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Blind Hunter (27 Rare Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Feral Mountain Lion (27-28, Hillsbrad Foothills)

    * Young Panther (30-31, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Young Stranglethorn Tiger (30-31, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Panther (32-33, Stranglethorn Vale)

Cower 4

    * Ridge Stalker (36-37, Badlands)

    * Shrike Bat (37-38 Elite, Uldaman)

    * Ridge Huntress (38-39, Badlands)

Cower 5

    * Jaguero Stalker (41, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Dark Screecher (50-52, Blackrock Depths)

    * Plaguebat (53-55, Eastern Plaguelands)

    * Noxious Plaguebat (54-56, Eastern Plaguelands)

Cower 6

    * Frostsaber Cub (55-56, Winterspring)

    * Monstrous Plaguebat (56-58, Eastern Plaguelands)

Cower 7

    * Grovestalker Lynx (65-66, Blade's Edge Mountains)

    * Ripfang Lynx (68-69, Netherstorm)

    * Lost Torranche (70, Terokkar Forest)

DASH

Description: Increases movement speed for 15 seconds.

·  Cost: 20 Focus

·  Cast Time: Instant

·  Cooldown: 30 sec

Can be learned by: Boars, Cats, Hyenas, Raptors, Ravagers, Tallstriders, Wolves

Dash is a great ability for chasing down targets or for times when you need to lure a mob towards you. It is especially functional in PvP situations.

LvL   Rank  TP           Bonus

30      1      15     Speed bonus starts at 40%.

40      2      20     Speed bonus increased to 60%.

50      3      25     Speed bonus increased to 80%.

Dash 1

    * Kurzen War Tiger (32-33, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Stranglethorn Tiger (32-33, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Bonepaw Hyena (33-35, Desolace)

    * Scarlet Tracking Hound (33-34 Elite, Scarlet Monastery)

    * Crag Coyote (35-36, Badlands)

    * Spot (35, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Swamp Jaguar (36-37, Swamp of Sorrows)

    * Broken Tooth (37 Rare, Badlands)

    * Feral Crag Coyote (37-38, Badlands)

    * Magram Bonepaw (37-38, Desolace)

    * Sin'Dall (37, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Elder Crag Coyote (39-40, Badlands)

Dash 2

    * Bhag'thera (40, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Longtooth Runner (40-41, Feralas)

    * Ridge Stalker Patriarch (40-41, Badlands)

    * Starving Blisterpaw (41-42, Tanaris)

    * Elder Shadowmaw Panther (42-43, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Old Cliff Jumper (42 Rare, The Hinterlands)

    * Rabid Crag Coyote (42-43, Badlands)

    * King Bangalash (43 Elite, Stranglethorn Vale)

    * Murderous Blisterpaw (43 Rare, Tanaris)

    * Blisterpaw Hyena (44-45, Tanaris)

    * Rabid Blisterpaw (47-48, Tanaris)

    * Silvermane Stalker (47-48, The Hinterlands)

Dash 3

    * Grunter (50 Rare, Blasted Lands)

    * Vilebranch Raiding Wolf (50-51, The Hinterlands)

    * Ravage (51 Rare, Blasted Lands)

    * Scarshield Worg (53-54, Blackrock Spire)

    * Blackrock Worg (54-55, Burning Steppes)

    * Bloodaxe Worg (56-57, Blackrock Spire)

    * Rak'Shiri (57 Rare, Winterspring)

    * Frostsaber Huntress (58-59, Winterspring)

    * Frostsaber Stalker (59-60, Winterspring)

    * Razorfang Hatchling (59-60, Hellfire Peninsula)

    * Zulian Panther (60 Elite, Zul'Gurub)

    * Zulian Stalker (61 Elite, Zul'Gurub)

    * Rip-Blade Ravager (63, Blade's Edge Mountains)

    * Scythetooth Raptor (68-69, Netherstorm)

DIVE

Description: Increases movement speed for 15 seconds.

·  Cost: 20 Focus

·  Cast Time: Instant

·  Cooldown: 30 sec

Can be learned by: Bats, Carrion Birds, Dragonhawks, Nether Rays, Owls, Wind Serpents

Dive is basically Dash for flying animals.

LvL  Rank TP      Bonus

30      1      15     Speed bonus starts at 40%.

40      2      20     Speed bonus increased to 60%.

50      3      25     Speed bonus increased to 80%.

Dive 1

    * Greater Kraul Bat (26 Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Kraul Bat (26 Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Blind Hunter (27 Rare Elite, Razorfen Kraul)

    * Young Mesa Buzzard (31-32, Arathi Highlands)

    * Mesa Buzzard (34-35, Arathi Highlands)

    * Noxious Flayer (35-36, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Wayward Buzzard (35-37 Spawned, Badlands)

    * Dread Flyer (36-37, Desolace)

    * Noxious Reaver (37-38, Dustwallow Marsh)

    * Shrike Bat (37-38 Elite, Uldaman)

    * Noxious Shredder (38-39, Dustwallow Marsh)

Dive 2

    * Vale Screecher (41-43, Feralas)

    * Roc (42-43, Tanaris)

    * Fire Roc (43-45, Tanaris)

    * Rogue Vale Screecher (44-46, Feralas)

    * Greater Firebird (46 Rare, Tanaris)

    * Searing Roc (47-49, Tanaris)

    * Ironbeak Owl (48-49, Felwood)

    * Arash-ethis (49 Rare, Feralas)

Dive 3

    * Spawn of Hakkar (49 Spawned Elite, The Temple of Atal'Hakkar)

    * Carrion Vulture (50-52, Western Plaguelands)

    * Dark Screecher (50-52, Blackrock Depths)

    * Ironbeak Hunter (50-51, Felwood)

    * Ironbeak Screecher (52-53, Felwood)

    * Olm the Wise (52 Rare, Felwood)

    * Spiteflayer (52 Rare, Blasted Lands)

    * Plaguebat (53-55, Eastern Plaguelands)

    * Winterspring Owl (54-56, Winterspring)

    * Zaricotl (55 Rare Elite, Badlands)

    * Winterspring Screecher (57-59, Winterspring)

    * Kaliri Swooper (60, Hellfire Peninsula)

    * Windroc (64-65, Nagrand)

    * Shadowwing Owl (66-67, Shadowmoon Valley)

    * Windroc Matriarch (66 Spawned Elite, Nagrand)

    * Dire Raven (67-68, Blade's Edge Mountains)

    * Skettis Kaliri (70, Terokkar Forest)

Hyacintha: Well, before this gets too lengthy, I think we should take a break. Look for the continuation of these ability descriptions in my 10^th installment of our expansive Hunter’s guide.

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