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Kommentar von THER0CK

Taktik zum Leveln eines niedrigstufigen Haustieres bei diesem Trainer

Folgende Haustiere und Fähigkeiten werden benötigt.
Götze des Anubisath mit Demolieren, Sandsturm, Abwehr
Chrominius mit Biss, Heulen, Kraftsog
Euer niedrigstufiges Haustier kann Stufe 1 sein, sofern es Magisch oder Mechanisch ist. Ansonsten sollte es ca 500 Leben haben.

Mit den folgenden Taktiken solltet ihr dies problemlos schaffen.

Schnitzer
Ihr beginnt den Kampf mit Chrominius und benutzt Heulen. Nun wechselt ihr Götze des Anubisath ein und benutzt Demolieren.
Tipp: Falls Demolieren verfehlt, startet den Kampf am besten neu!

Lichtjäger
Nutzt mit Götze des Anubisath Abwehr um Mottenstaub abzuwehren. Wechselt nun Chrominius ein und benutzt Heulen, danach Kraftsog.

Stachelrücken
Chrominius ist noch 2 Runden erschöpft und wird höchst wahrscheinlich sterben. Wechselt nun euer niedrigstufiges Haustier ein und ersetzt es sofort mit Götze des Anubisath. Sandsturm immer benutzen sobald es verfügbar ist, ansonsten Demolieren. Seinen Kopfstoß immer mit Abwehr abwehren.
Tipp: Er wird seinen Kopfstoß FAST immer benutzen sobald er verfügbar ist!

Weitere Taktiken zum Leveln niedrigstufiger Haustiere
Hyuna von den Schreinen - http://de.wowhead.com/npc=66730#comments:id=1899582
Bäuerin Nishi - http://de.wowhead.com/npc=66734#comments:id=1902193

Taktiken zu anderen Trainern
Klein Tommy Grünschnabel - http://de.wowhead.com/npc=73626#comments:id=1899607

Turnier der Erhabenen
Schattenmeisterin Kiryn - http://de.wowhead.com/npc=71930#comments:id=1902566

Kommentar von Milandas

Anleitung um Mo'ruk mit einem zweier-Team zu schlagen, damit ein Level-Pet mitgenommen werden kann (Großmeistertierzähmer geben 5fache Erfahrungspunkte).
Die Ehre gebührt den Forenbeiträgen Guide to tamer daily pet battles (5.3) - For beginners und Guide to tamer daily pet battles (5.3) - For veterans von WarcraftPets.com
Die Einsteigerversionen sind immer mit Götze des Anubisath und Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe. Das Team kann 14 der 16 Großmeistertierzähmer schlagen.
Bei den Profiversionen geht der Kampf deutlich schneller, er geht ca. über nur halb so viele Runden wie in der Einsteigerversion. Dafür sind teilweise exotische Haustiere vonnöten, die man erst mal hochspielen muss.

Einsteigerversion

Aufstellung:

Platz	Kampfhaustier	Fähigkeiten	Qualität und Brut
1.	Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe	Smaragdbiss Smaragdpräsenz Smaragdgrüner Traum	selten, #4(P/P)
2.	Level-Pet
3.	Götze des Anubisath	Zerquetschen Sandsturm Abwehr	rar, #6(H/H)

Kampf: (ca. 25-30 Runden)

Schnitzer	Smaragdbiss
	nun immer genau die Sequenz: Smaragdpräsenz -> Smaragdgrüner Traum -> 2xSmaragdbiss (dann sollte Smaragdpräsenz immer auf Eingraben treffen)
Lichtjäger	Smaragdbiss bis zum Tod von Lichtjäger
Stachelrücken	Smaragdbiss bis Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe stirbt
	wechseln zum Level-Pet, wechseln zu Götze des Anubisath
	Immer Abwehr wenn Stachelrücken keinen Cooldown (mehr) auf Kopfstoß hat, Sandsturm wenn möglich, ansonsten Zerquetschen

Profiversion

Aufstellung:

Platz	Kampfhaustier	Fähigkeiten	Qualität und Brut
1.	Dunkelmond-Zeppelin	Rakete Explodieren Lockvogel	rar, #12(H/B)
2.	Chrominius	Biss Heulen Kraftsog	rar, #6(H/H)
3.	Level-Pet

Kampf: (ca. 17 Runden)

Schnitzer	Rakete -> Lockvogel -> Rakete bis Schnitzer stirbt
Lichtjäger	wechseln zu Chrominius
	Heulen -> Kraftsog
Stachelrücken	Biss bis Chrominius stirbt
	wechseln zu Dunkelmond-Zeppelin
	Lockvogel wenn nur noch eine Runde Cooldown auf Kopfstoß von Stachelrücken ist
	ansonsten Rakete bis Stachelrücken nur noch 618 oder weniger Lebenspunkte hat, dann Explodieren

Das Level-Pet muß hier nicht eingewechselt werden da es als einziges überlebt und so die Erfahrungspunkte bekommt.

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hallo, hier mein Video, diese Trainer und vollständig zu besiegen: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3YFEoT9kWs&feature=youtu.be

Kommentar von Rikade

Eigenes Team:

Mechanischer Axtschnabel (P/P)	Alphastoß - Außer Kontrolle - Lockvogel
Netherfeendrache	Arkanschlag - Lebensaustausch - Mondfeuer
Level-Haustier	keine besonderen Voraussetzungen

Alternativen:

Netherfeendrache kann durch

Junger Grimmlingflitzer ersetzt werden.

Kampfverlauf:
Mo'ruk bringt Schnitzer hervor
Runde 01: Außer Kontrolle
Runde 02: Außer Kontrolle hält an
Runde 03: Lockvogel - Schnitzer ist im Untergrund
Runde 04: Alphastoß - Schnitzer wird besiegt

Mo'ruk bringt Lichtjäger hervor
Runde 01: Haustier wechseln - Level-Haustier
Runde 02: Haustier wechseln - Netherfeendrache
Runde 03: Lebensaustausch
Runde 04: Mondfeuer
Runde 05: Arkanschlag - Lichtjäger wird besiegt


Fall 1:	Runde 06: Passen - Netherfeendrache Schläft Runde 07: Arkanschlag Runde 08: Arkanschlag - Netherfeendrache wird besiegt > Mechanischer Axtschnabel einwechseln Runde 09: Alphastoß - Lichtjäger wird besiegt

Mo'ruk bringt Stachelrücken hervor
Runde 01: Arkanschlag
Runde 02: Arkanschlag - Netherfeendrache wird besiegt > Mechanischer Axtschnabel einwechseln
Runde 03: Alphastoß
Runde 04: Alphastoß
Runde 05: Alphastoß - Stachelrücken wird besiegt


Fall 1:	Runde 01: Lockvogel Runde 02: Alphastoß Runde 03: Alphastoß Runde 04: Außer Kontrolle Runde 05: Außer Kontrolle - Stachelrücken wird besiegt

Aki die Auserwählte	mit Kleiner böser Wolf (S/S) und Gilnearischer Rabe
Aki die Auserwählte	mit Götze des Anubisath und Gilnearischer Rabe
Aki die Auserwählte	mit Zangarkriecher und Kaisermotte
Hyuna von den Schreinen	mit Himmelsdrache und Gilnearischer Rabe
Hyuna von den Schreinen	mit Nexuswelpling (P/P) und Gilnearischer Rabe
Mo'ruk	mit Mechanischer Axtschnabel (P/P) und Netherfeendrache
Mo'ruk	mit Terokrallenjungtier und Netherfeendrache
Mutiger Yon	mit Netherfeendrache und Dunkelmond-Panzer
Bäuerin Nishi	mit Pandarischer Wassergeist und Eisernes Sternchen
Bäuerin Nishi	mit Fischi und Eisernes Sternchen
Ödniswandler Shu	mit Terokrallenjungtier und Eisernes Sternchen
Ödniswandler Shu	mit Chi-Chi, Küken von Chi-Ji und Eisernes Sternchen
Sucher Zusshi	mit Hase und Xu-Fu, Nachwuchs von Xuen
Sucher Zusshi	mit Zangarkriecher (P/P) und Jadeeule

Kommentar von Rikade

Eigenes Team:

Terokrallenjungtier	Alphastoß - Ausweichen - Schutz der Natur
Netherfeendrache	Arkanschlag - Lebensaustausch - Mondfeuer
Level-Haustier	mindestens 469 Lebenspunkte (703 Aquatisch / 312 Drachkin) oder Mechanisch / Magisch

Alternativen:
Netherfeendrache kann durch ein beliebiges Haustier mit starken Magisch-Angriff ersetzt werden. Besonders gut eignen sich hier Haustiere der Art Drachkin, da sie gegen Lichtjäger besser standhalten.

Level-Haustier:
Euer Level-Haustier muss mindestens 469 Lebenspunkte (703 als Aquatisch / 312 als Drachkin) besitzen oder Mechanisch / Magisch sein .
Es muss einen Angriff Mottenstaub von Lichtjägerstandhalten können.

Kampfverlauf:
Mo'ruk bringt Schnitzer hervor
Runde 01: Alphastoß
Runde 02: Schutz der Natur
Runde 03: Ausweichen - Schnitzer ist im Untergrund
Runde 04: Alphastoß
Runde 05: Alphastoß
Runde 06: Alphastoß
Runde 07: Alphastoß - Schnitzer wird besiegt

Mo'ruk bringt Lichtjäger hervor
Runde 01: Haustier wechseln - Level-Haustier
Runde 02: Haustier wechseln - Netherfeendrache
Runde 03: Lebensaustausch
Runde 04: Mondfeuer
Runde 05: Arkanschlag - Lichtjäger wird besiegt


Fall 1:	Netherfeendrache wird in Runde 05 durch Mottenstaub In Schlaf versetzt: Dadurch seid ihr gezwungen zu passen. Lichtjäger wird Netherfeendrache in den anschließenden Runden besiegen. Der Kampfverlauf sieht wie folgt aus:

Runde 06: Passen - Netherfeendrache ist In Schlaf versetzt Runde 07: Arkanschlag - Netherfeendrache wird besiegt > Terokrallenjungtier einwechseln Runde 08: Ausweichen Runde 09: Schutz der Natur Runde 10: Alphastoß Runde 11: Alphastoß - Lichtjäger wird besiegt

Mo'ruk bringt Stachelrücken hervor
Runde 01: Arkanschlag
Runde 02: Arkanschlag - Netherfeendrache wird besiegt > Terokrallenjungtier einwechseln
Runde 03: Ausweichen
Runde 04: Alphastoß
Runde 05: Alphastoß
Runde 05: Alphastoß - Stachelrücken wird besiegt


Fall 1:	Netherfeendrache wurde bereits im Kampf gegen Lichtjäger besiegt: Der Kampfverlauf sieht dann folgt aus:

Runde 01: Alphastoß Runde 02: Alphastoß Runde 03: Alphastoß Runde 04: Alphastoß - Stachelrücken wird besiegt

Aki die Auserwählte	mit Kleiner böser Wolf (S/S) und Gilnearischer Rabe
Aki die Auserwählte	mit Götze des Anubisath und Gilnearischer Rabe
Aki die Auserwählte	mit Zangarkriecher und Kaisermotte
Hyuna von den Schreinen	mit Himmelsdrache und Gilnearischer Rabe
Hyuna von den Schreinen	mit Nexuswelpling (P/P) und Gilnearischer Rabe
Mo'ruk	mit Mechanischer Axtschnabel (P/P) und Netherfeendrache
Mo'ruk	mit Terokrallenjungtier und Netherfeendrache
Mutiger Yon	mit Netherfeendrache und Dunkelmond-Panzer
Bäuerin Nishi	mit Pandarischer Wassergeist und Eisernes Sternchen
Bäuerin Nishi	mit Fischi und Eisernes Sternchen
Ödniswandler Shu	mit Terokrallenjungtier und Eisernes Sternchen
Ödniswandler Shu	mit Chi-Chi, Küken von Chi-Ji und Eisernes Sternchen
Sucher Zusshi	mit Hase und Xu-Fu, Nachwuchs von Xuen
Sucher Zusshi	mit Zangarkriecher (P/P) und Jadeeule

Kommentare

Kommentar von Kattiara17

Mo'ruk is one of the six Grand Master Pet Tamers you need to defeat as part of Kampfhaustierzähmer: Pandaria.

His pets are:

Lichtjäger - a level 25 Luyumotte (1500 Health / 311 Power / 623 Speed), with the abilities Alphastoß, Mottenkugeln, and Mottenstaub
Stachelrücken - a level 25 Jungtier des Wanderfests (1850 Health / 280 Power / 280 Speed), with the abilities Griff, Kopfstoß, and Kraftkugel
Schnitzer - a level 25 Dschungelraupe (1657 Health / 280 Power / 311 Speed), with the abilities Säureglibber, Eingraben, and Verzehren

Counter his Aquatic / Flying / Beast team with Flying, Magic, and Mechanical pets/abilities respectively.

The other Grand Master Pet Tamers you'll need to complete the quest are:

Kommentar von settlestone

very cheap pets, one has a 700 hp sleep, one has a round lockout 500.. one has a 400 hp hit u heal self. good luck, this is the biggest pain since the dalaran boss.

Kommentar von 223389

I didn't get an +XP notification. It did award it though. Only time I've seen this.

Kommentar von 672427

All Grand Master Daily quests that gives Beutel mit Haustierbedarf to loot Stachelschweinchen:

ZONE	QUEST	Pets LVL	NPC
Winterquell	Großmeisterin Trixxy	19	Die eiskalte Trixxy
Gebirgspass der Totenwinde	Großmeisterin Lydia Accoste	19	Lydia Accoste
Schattenmondtal	Großmeister Antari	24	Blutritter Antari
Eiskrone	Großmeister Payne	25	Major Payne
Uldum	Großmeister Obalis	25	Obalis
Schreckensöde	Großmeister Shu	25	Ödniswandler Shu
Kun-Lai-Gipfel	Großmeister Yon	25	Mutiger Yon
Krasarangwildnis	Großmeister Mo'ruk	25	Mo'ruk
Der Jadewald	Großmeisterin Hyuna	25	Hyuna von den Schreinen
Tonlongsteppe	Großmeister Zusshi	25	Sucher Zusshi
Tal der Vier Winde	Großmeisterin Nishi	25	Bäuerin Nishi
Das Tal der Ewigen Blüten	Großmeisterin Aki	25	Aki die Auserwählte

here u can see all Battle Pet Daily Quests

Kommentar von 863093

You don't have magic pet on 25th level? Than you are screwed...

Kommentar von Cakechart

Very overpowered trainer compared to some of the others.
If you have 3 effective pets, that is magic, mechanic and flying all at level 25 then you can try to just burn them down. However, his pets can still easily kill you with their insane stun/500 damage attacks.

I managed to beat him with a Clockwork Gnome (effective against the Silkworm),
Pandaren Monk (just generally strong) and a Sea Gull (effective against the Turtle). A few general tips:

- The Silkworm heals for a lot, it increases your damage taken by 25% and can also burrow. However, those do have a cooldown.
What I did was eat the first 25% debuff and set up a DoT effect, then immediately change to my flying pet... He tends to use Burrow after that and if you are faster (flying above 50% usually are) you can use your Lift-off ability to avoid a 600-1200 Burrow hit. I then switched back to my mechanical pet and tried to burn him down through the heal before the 2 abilites are available again.

- The moth hits like a truck, and I mean hit. It can also stun you and generally attacks first while dodging many attacks... very annoying. It has two 400-500 hitting attacks, one of which has a decent chance to miss, and another that can hit for up to 500 in 3 hits but tends to miss a lot as well.
I recommend using a humanoid pet if you have no magic one, preferably one that is fast, thus giving you an even higher chance to dodge its attacks (monk or ravager might work fine).
I used a DoT before my first pet died and then just attacked him with a self-healing ability while keeping up my damage reducing buff (alternatively, increased dodge chance/reflection etc, depending on your pet). It went down somewhat easily.

- The turtle... will, after a while, have so many speed increases it is guaranteed to attack faster. Combined with its low cooldown-high damage stun it's quite nasty.
Again I used Lift-off to prevent the first stun (it always seems to come as first attack) and then used a Flying DoT / high damage nuke to kill it before it had a chance to use another stun on me

If all this still did not help or you got unlucky... BRB leveling magic pet!

Kommentar von Keipha

I used:

Lunar Lantern (Magic) for the Moth
Personal World Destroyer (Mechanic) for the Worm
Brilliant Kaliri (Flying) for the Turtle
- Predatory Strike is amazing, if it takes the pet below 25% of it's health, it finishes them off
- If PS misses, it's usually game over :/

If the fight doesn't start with a favorable (e.g. - Mech vs. Beast, or Magic vs. Flying), I forfeit and restart.

Kommentar von 292372

All level 25, rare:

Übelrübe with Flutwelle, Erbauliches Lied, Sonnenlicht
Landros XT der Kleine with Elektrischer Funke, Reparieren, XE-321 Bummboter (meant to use Betäubender Wutanfall instead of XE-321 Bummboter, but it worked out well anyway)
Quirliges Glühwürmchenwith Schneidender Wind, Kokonschlag, Glühendes Toxin

Mo'ruk's pets came in this order: Schnitzer, Lichtjäger, Stachelrücken

I opened with Sonnenlicht, then Erbauliches Lied (used more to give my other pets more HP than to heal Übelrübe), and then used those two spells on cooldown, with Flutwelle as filler. By the time Übelrübe died, all of Mo'ruk's pets were at about half health.

Landros XT der Kleine opened with XE-321 Bummboter then spammed Elektrischer Funke until Schnitzer and then Lichtjäger died. Got a mechanical reincarnation right before Lichtjäger died, which gave me a round or two to Elektrischer Funke Stachelrücken before Landros XT der Kleine died for good.

Quirliges Glühwürmchen opened with Glühendes Toxin, used Kokonschlag once when I thought Stachelrücken might stun me, and then spammed Schneidender Wind until Stachelrücken died. Finished the fight with 1033/1465 hp left.

This was my first attempt on this guy (and this is the first Pandaria Master I have done) so quite possibly I got really lucky with RNG. I'll be trying this combo again when I get to the daily to see.

Kommentar von Aggrot

If you were having problems with the last one like i did, just go west and catch a Mei-Li-Funkler to beat the trainer with ease.

Kommentar von Kintsugi

I don't find him to be much of a problem. I just use a flayer youngling, silkbead snail and forest moth. *shrug* The flayer takes out the caterpiller without much issue, lives to take a chunk out of his moth, my snail finishes off his moth, poisons his turtle, then my moth takes out his turtle.

Kommentar von Jonner

For those with tomtom who has done the quest but still want to do the dailys for the bags.

- Spirits in Pandaria
/way Townlong Steppes 57.0 42.2 Burning Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Dragonkin+Flying)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 64.8 93.6 Thundering Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Critter+Beast)
/way The Jade Forest 28.8 36.0 Whispering Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Dragonkin+Critter)
/way Dread Wastes 61.2 87.6 Flowing Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Aquatic+Critter)
- Tamers in Pandaria
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 67.6 40.8 Aki the Chosen (Critter+Dragonkin+Aquatic)
/way Townlong Steppes 36.2 52.2 Seeker Zusshi (Elemental+Critter+Aquatic)
/way Krasarang Wilds 62.2 45.8 Mo'ruk (Flying+Aquatic+Beast)
/way The Jade Forest 48.0 54.0 Hyuna of the Shrines (Aquatic+Beast+Flying)
/way Valley of the Four Winds 46.0 43.6 Farmer Nishi (Elemental+Elemental+Beast)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.8 73.6 Courageous Yon (Flying+Critter+Beast)
/way Dread Wastes 55.0 37.6 Wastewalker Shu (Aquatic+Beast+Elemental)
- Tamers everywhere else
/way Uldum 56.6 41.8 Obalis (Critter+Flying+Beast)
/way Icecrown 77.4 19.6 Major Payne (Beast+Mechanical+Aquatic)
/way Shadowmoon Valley 31.0 41.4 Bloodknight Antari (Magic+Elemental+Dragonkin)
/way Deadwind Pass 40.2 76.6 Lydia Accoste (Undead+Undead+Elemental)
/way Winterspring 65.6 64.6 Stone Cold Trixxy (Flying+Dragonkin+Beast)

Kommentar von 1062573

So, some people may want to know how to kill this trainer with only 2 pets so that they can use it to train a 3rd pet. I've found a way to do it, though it requires a long fight. That being said, if nothing else, the strategy is funny so I thought it would be worth posting.

Pet to use #1: Magischer Flusskrebs . I haven't found any other pets that can fill this niche, though I can't say it's impossible.

Pet to use #2: Übelrübe . This is the best pet as far as I can tell for this, though there are others that will work. The idea is you want a pet that can make the weather Sunlight. The Turnip seems best because it also has the ability to heal your backline pets and has an ability without a cooldown that can hit backline pets; however, most of the elemental plants with the ability to cast Sunlight should work, albeit in a longer fight.

Start with your weak pet and pull until the trainer starts with his beast; let your pet get his one hit in then bench him for the rest of the fight. Now, the goal is to keep your Turnip alive while it uses Tidal Wave and Sunlight to kill the backline pets. The enemy's beast doesn't hit hard (though it's Burrow does a slightly dangerous amount of damage) and will occasionally heal itself; thanks to Sunlight and your weak array of attacks, it will heal through whatever damage you do.

If your Turnip needs heals, pull out your Magical Crawdad and use Renewing Mists + Wish to get your Turnip re-healed. Remember, these abilities affect the front-line pet, so you can cast these and then swap to your Turnip so it gets the heals. Don't wait till the last minute to heal your Turnip; if it's too low, it'll die from an attack before receiving the heals. Use Inspiring Song on the Turnip to try and keep Magical Crawdad healed, but if it's getting low, let it take a Renewing Mists + Wish in order to fully heal it, then bring out the Turnip again when you can cast Wish a second time. It's a slow grind, but the back-line pets will die without ever coming out.

The final step is killing the Beast. The Turnip won't be able to do it, but Magical Crawdad can. Renewing Mists will heal through almost all the damage the enemy beast does, and an occasional Wish will top off the rest. The enemy beast still heals, but Magical Crawdad is strong against its healing attack, so the heal is weak; also, you should stop casting Sunlight at this point, so it won't heal for nearly as much. It's a long fight, but a fairly repeatable one.

EDIT: One of the best times to swap out the Turnip is often when the enemy beast Burrows. This is a good opportunity to swap in the Crawdad, cast Renewing Mists, cast Dream then bring the Turnip back in to get the Dream kill. Crawdad has a LOT of health, especially with Sunlight active, and unlike the Turnip he receives the +healing associated with Sunlight; so Turnip's Song spell + the ticks of Renewing Mists the Crawdad gets will keep it topped off from soaking the Burrows. Usually this ends up happening every OTHER Burrow. So basically, when the Turnip swaps back in, by the time the first Burrow happens, he'll be at full health and won't have the ooze debuff, so the Burrow won't hit all that hard. The second time a Burrow comes around, you'll be a little under 50% health; that's when you swap it out, put up Mists and Wish, and then bring the Turnip back in. Repeat.

Kommentar von Bizzie85

A good way to keep a free slot for a pet to level on this one, is the following set-up:

- Kaiserkrabbe to combat Schnitzer (Beast) and Stachelrücken (Aquatic)
- Dragonkin (I used Wildes Purpurschlangenjunges) for Lichtjäger (Flying)

Both my pets were 25 & rare.

Schnitzer is really no match for an Kaiserkrabbe. Make sure you have Panzerschild and Erneuernder Nebel up, and your Crab should be at max HP when you finish off Schnitzer. If his Lichtjäger is second (which it usually is), do another Erneuernder Nebel, switch to your dragon, beat his pet and switch back to Kaiserkrabbe to make quick work out of his Stachelrücken. If your dragon has abilities which are good against Aquatic (such as Abheben), just use it ofcourse, the crab can wait for its turn.

Took me a bit to figure out this combo, but once again, the Kaiserkrabbe saves the day, just like in so many other Pet Battle dailies.

My Celestial Dragon got 4950 XP (with Safarihelm equipped) and went from level 6 to level 13 in a fast fight.

Good luck!

Kommentar von 1080080

A really handy pet for this fight (also for Hyuna) is the Sprite Darter Hatchling, which drops from the sprite darters in Feralas. In it's normal configuration of abilities, it is two powerful magic attacks (good against flying) and one powerful flying attack (good against aquatic).

If you can start the fight against his beast (using a crab or magical crawdad is a very good option) and you can then pull out the Sprite Darter to fight first his flying and then his aquatic pet. Flying attacks are weak against dragonkin, another reason why this is a powerful pet).

If you feel you need a healing option, you can change it's middle ability from arcane blast to life exchange. It'll make the fight against his flying pet take longer, but you can then use life exchange to bring his turtle down really quickly to begin with.

Kommentar von 708773

And i thought i was gonna have to level up Turnip and a seagull.... NOPE... ONYXIA killed the Grub and the Moth... WOOTZER

Kommentar von Raging78

Two 25 pet (+ one low to level) strategy: Darkmoon Tonk and Effervescent Glowfly
(Note you want Moruk's beast, Woodcarver, up first)
Darkmoon Tonk v. Woodcarver: 1 - Shock & Awe, 2 - Lock-On, 3 - Lock-On (will kill or almost kill), 4 if needed use Charge to finish off before Woodcarver can hit. Tonk should still have plenty of health.

Darkmoon Tonk v. Lightstalker: This should leave your Tonk with plenty of health to put some hurt on Lightstalker, use Shock & Awe for stun chance if up, use Lock-On x 2 if enough health, otherwise use Charge until Tonk dies. I was able to kill both Woodcarver and Lightstalker before Tonk died.

Mix in low level to get one ability off after Tonk dies.

Effervescent Glowfly v. Needleback: Kill Lightstalker if needed. Keep Glowing Toxin up on Needleback. Coccon Strike to block Needleback's Headbutt. Slicing Wind to finish him off.

Kommentar von Velanthia

Mo'ruk's pets:

Woodcarver (Beast) - use Mechanical
Lightstalker (Flying) - use Magic
Needleback (Aquatic) - use Flying

Kommentar von Grukam

Fluxfire Feline up front against Woodcarver. Windup, Supercharge then Windup for the kill. You should have enough health for Windup x 2 against his moth. Does a great bit of damage and if you have anything left use Pounce or Claw before FF dies. Rapana Whelk with Headbutt for the kill on his moth. Throw poison for the DOT on Needleback. Then spam absorb until headbutt is off CD beat him down low enough to bring in a lowbie from slot 3 for the kill and xp.

I've beaten this guy regularly using this strat what really sucks is even using a lowbie I have yet to get anything better than pet bandages from his sack of pet supplies. I realize it's RNG but all the other master tamers have dropped plenty of battle stones, I have 2 Porcupettes and more Spirit tamer pets than I can sell. I've even given them away to guildies and yet this guy drops nothing. Supposedly lvling a lowbie improves your chances for something better to drop but from my experience, not with this one. If it wasn't for the xp on my lowbie I probably would skip this tamer daily.

Kommentar von 1062573

I posted this strategy before but was very brief; I'm now going to outline it in more detail as it can be a little tricky to guess at.

This is a strategy to defeat a trainer using only 2 pets so that you can level a third one. There are several ways to do it with this trainer, but this method allows for very high consistency as RNG is a complete non-factor. It revolves around killing the enemy's 2 back-line pets without them ever coming out. You'll be using a Übelrübe with Tidal Wave, Inspiring Song, and Sunlight. You'll also be using Kasten mit magischem Flusskrebs with Claw, Renewing Mists, and Wish.

Step 1) Killing the backline pets.

Start with your low level pet. Pull until the enemy starts with the Beast; this is not optional, the strategy only works with the Beast as the frontline pet. The enemy Beast heals himself for a small amount and gets a bonus amount of healing from Sunlight being out, so as you use Turnip's attacks, the backline pets will take damage and the enemy Beast will heal it back onto himself, allowing you to kill the backline pets without them ever coming out.

A-1) Turn 1: Attack with your low level pet. Enemy casts Goo, a weak dot.
A-2) Turn 2: Swap to your Turnip. Enemy Burrows.
A-3) Turn 3: Cast Sunlight. Enemy hits you with Burrow.
A-4) Turns 4+: Follow this pattern: Use Inspiring Song if your Turnip has taken any damage and is available (this is partially to keep your Crawdad healed. If not, Sunlight if you can. If not, Tidal Wave.

B-1) Turn 1: When the enemy beast burrows the next time, swap your Crawdad in on the next turn (so that the Crawdad is going to get hit by Burrow) Enemy hits your Crawdad with Burrow.
B-2) Casts Renewing Mists. Enemy uses Goo on your Crawdad. Note this prevents the next Burrow from hitting your Turnip for +25% as it won't have Goo.
B-3) Turn 3: Cast Wish.
B-4) Turn 4: Swap in your Turnip. Wish triggers at the end of the turn. An interesting quirk to this: your Turnip doesn't benefit from Sunlight due to being elemental, BUT Sunlight buffs the heals done BY a target, not TO a target. Thus, Wish will heal your Crawdad for 70% of its health.
B-5) Turns 5+: Repeat A-4 until the enemy Burrows twice. That is, you will want to let your Turnip get hit ONCE by Burrow, then the second time the enemy Burrows, move to steps C.

C-1) Turn 1: Once you see the enemy Burrow, swap in your Crawdad again. You'll basically just repeat steps B-1 through B-4 again.
C-2) Have your Turnip start chaining Tidal Waves till he dies (but still using Inspiring Song as often as Impossible). Don't use Sunlight; you should be at the point that a few more Tidal Waves will either kill the backline pets or bring them to the point that they're only one turn away from dying to direct damage. Thus, you need to kill the Beast after, and with Sunlight up, his healing is higher, making this harder.

Step 2) Killing the enemy beast.

If your Turnip is at low health, you can just let it die, otherwise swap in the Crawdad. Note that the enemy beast's attack pattern goes

Burrow down -> Burrow up -> Goo -> Consume -> <does nothing or Goo> -> Consume -> repeat (i.e. back to Burrow down)

The reason this matters is you can exploit this timing very well with the Crawdad for speed. A Wish used on cooldown will keep your Crawdad's health maxed, meaning you don't need to keep casting Renewing Mists; this lets you kill the enemy much faster (you'd win either way, it's just more speed efficient). You should time the Wishes such that you cast them on the turn that the enemy casts Burrow (i.e. going down). Your attack would miss anyway, so you're not losing any dps doing this; furthermore, as soon as you take the damage from Burrow hitting, which is the major source of damage from this enemy, Wish will go off and heal it all off. An interesting quirk to this: if you cast Wish at the correct time once (that is, when he's Burrowing), Wish will always come on cooldown on exactly the right turn to do it again; so if you just keep using Wish on cooldown, you'll use it at the appropriate time every time without every thought. Other than this, just Claw the enemy to death; as Aquatic, the Crawdad takes low damage from Consume, mitigating the healing.

If there's any enemy pets left, it will be the turtle has he has a lot more health. Hit him once and he should die; if he has more health than that, you did something wrong.

Kommentar von Tiedye

I was able to defeat two of his pets with Kun-Lai Runt. My Runt (aka Not Yeti) is a rare with all points in strength (341). Powerful moves I used with him are: Takedown, Frost Shock, and Deep Freeze. (Use Frost Shock, Deep Freeze, Frost Shock, Takedown when they were stunned.) Whenever they got stunned Mo'ruk switched them out. I switched them out accordingly as well. Good luck. Not Yeti is a huge help to my pet team.

Kommentar von PassionPlayer

I won the battle with (in the named order):

Emperor Crab (lvl 25 / rare)
Onyxian Whelpling (lvl 25 / rare)
Alpine Foxling (lvl 25 / rare)

Hope that helps.

Kommentar von Rj23

It may help to know that the order for me was Beast, Flying and then Aquatic. It may save you a pet swap that cost me my first attempt.

Kommentar von Aena

Not everyone will have him but an awesome pet for this fight is Lil' XT (store or Landro version)

You want to choose Zap, Heartbroken and Tympanic Tantrum.

Every fight I've had in 5.2 gets Schnitzer first so the moves are basically:

First turn - he'll use Acid Goo - so you use heartbroken. The tick at the end of the turn will ensure you get the +dmg buff.
Second turn - he'll burrow - so you use Tantrum. This works even while he is burrowed and thanks to the buff it will do double damage.
3rd/4th turns, you continue tantrum, which should kill the bug (and do decent damage to the back rows) and usually with enough to do a zap or two on the flyer.

Next pet I use is Welpling von Onyxia - but basically any dragonkin (reduce damage for flying attacks) with flying abilities (like Lift Off) for the aquatic will work.

Finding the right time to pull out a leveller can be tricky, I usually use it for a pet around lvl 15 so they can take a hit to make it easier.

Kommentar von sdessent

I finally beat him using 25 rares:

Woodcarver - Rabid nut varmint 5000 - keep overtune up. If you survive to the next round hit the light stalker with rabid strike before you die or switch out pets.

Light Stalker - Oily slimeling. If rabid strike is on light stalker hit him with expunge. I did over 1k using this strategy.

Needle Back - Amber moth

Kommentar von ooblushy88oo

I literally cannot stand this fight.

:|

Been trying with my Turnip and still cannot defeat him.
Must...keep......trying. :(

Edit: Finally, took some tries but my Turnip + level 22 rare crab constantly healing in and out, (Inspiring Song + Renewing Mists) my team was able to kill the two back line pets leaving just the worm up.

Kommentar von 773453

Do not like this fight. That moth seems to hit me every time with it's stupid mothball attack, 4/5 balls connecting. each for aboot 160 hp. Obscene. Switched a magic pet out for a dragonkin to win, but baaaarely scraped by.

Kommentar von Okonomiyaki

I really had no luck whatsoever trying to 2-pet this guy, so I gave up.

Easily won using the following:

Uncommon lvl 25 Blue Clockwork Rocket Bot (Missile, Toxic Smoke, Sticky Grenade)
Rare lvl 25 Celestial Dragon (Breath, Ancient Blessing, Moonfire)
Rare lvl 25 Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling (Squawk, Slicing Wind, Lift Off)

Amazingly enough my 1st two pets nearly got through 3 of his, leaving me with about 170 health on his last pet (Turtle). So it was just a one-shot kill for the Gryphon Hatchling. Of course if I had tried to just do these 2 pets while leveling a 3rd, it would have never worked :)

Kommentar von Macazzar

My two pet strategy for this guy usually works as long as you don't get unlucky with the RNG.

Emperor Crab for woodcarver - he always seems to be first for me. Shield - mists - snap usual slow but sure procedure
Once he's dead you can usually get a Snap or two in on the flyer and leave a mists for Lil'Tarecgosa who arcane blasts the flyer passing if necessary to end with the +dragon buff
Surge of power on Needleback - he'll headbutt you and kill you but he should have lost at least half health.
Swap to a leveling elemental I usually go no lower than level 15 get in as much damage as you can without dying and swap back to crab for the final shield - mists snap ending.
(Pebble finished him off on his own at level 15 using sandstorm and stone rush)

Kommentar von 292372

There are several viable 2 pet strategies for this guy, but this one seems to finish the fight in the fewest rounds:

Dunkelmond-Zeppelin with Rakete, Lockvogel, Bomberangriff
Leveling pet with at least 500hp (not an aquatic pet)
Netherfeendrache with Arkanschlag, Lebensaustausch, Mondfeuer (Mine is a rare level 25, breed 4, P/P.)

Start with Dunkelmond-Zeppelin. 1st round, Bomberangriff. 2nd round, Lockvogel, 3rd round and until Schnitzer is dead, use Rakete.

As soon as Schnitzer is dead, swap in your leveling pet. Lichtjäger will use Mottenstaub. Swap the leveler out for Netherfeendrache.

Mondfeuer then Arkanschlag until Lichtjäger dies. Queue Lebensaustausch for your first attack against Stachelrücken. If your Netherfeendrache survives Stachelrücken's first attack, Mondfeuer and then Arkanschlag until either your pet or Stachelrücken dies.

If/when your Netherfeendrache dies, swap your Dunkelmond-Zeppelin back in. Bomberangriff on first turn, and then try to Lockvogel when Kopfstoß is up for Stachelrücken. Rakete until the battle is over.

*I used this strat on 1/9/15 while working on Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer, and it still works exactly as written above.*

*2/11/15 edit* I went back again tonight, and RNG wasn't in my favor the first attempt. So, some modifications to try: 1) My pets are level 25 and rare (my Zepplin and my Dragon), if you're trying to use lower/non-rare, it could contribute to failing 2) Instead of using Rakete alone to kill Schnitzer, use Bomberangriff as soon as the cooldown is up (and then continue with Rakete if needed)...chances are, your 2nd Bomberangriff will fall on Lichtjäger, which will help kill him. 3) (Uber important) Do not allow Dunkelmond-Zeppelin or Netherfeendrache to take Lichtjäger's first Mottenstaub. It does too much damage and with the possibility of putting your pet to sleep...you cannot take the chance and still hope to win, because it is likely you will encounter the ability again later in the fight.

Using the edited strat (Bomberangriff on c/d), I had no problem with the fight, and didn't have to even bring out Dunkelmond-Zeppelin again for Stachelrücken. (Just for knowledge, my 3rd pet was a level 13 Astraler Seelenhändler.) I will try to video the fight after reset.

Kommentar von Grummulthrus

Another 2-Pet Strat, Clockwork Gnome and Anubisath Idol. There's slight RNG dependence. Your Idol needs to be above 600 hp when Needleback comes out. Takes me 2 tries on average.

Clockwork Gnome vs. Woodcarver: Build Turret, Repair, Build Turret, Metal Fist, Metal Fist, repeat until Woodcarver dies and continue until Clockwork Gnome is dead.
Anubisath Idol vs. Lightstalker: Lightstalker uses Moth Dust whenever it's available. Keep Deflection ready for this. Otherwise use Demolish, and Sandstorm whenever it's up. (edit) Sandstorm renders your turret useless. If you've still got 2 active turrets when your Anubisath Idol comes in, hold off on Sandstorm until one expires.
Leveling Pet: Swap in on Lightstalker. If it doesn't have at least 800 hp, don't have it eat Moth Dust. Instead, swap in right after your Anubisath Idol blocks a Moth Dust, and swap out immediately.
Anubisath Idol vs. Needleback: Needleback always opens with Grasp, which is mostly harmless. You must counter Headbutt with Deflection. He uses Headbutt whenever it's available *and* the Grasp debuff is on your pet. If both Grasp and Headbutt are available, and your pet doesn't have the debuff, he'll always use Grasp first.

Kommentar von snapd

I ran

Anubisath Idol
Lil XT
Emerald Turtle lvl 23

Lil XT heartbreaker + tantrum, this took Woodcarver apart and decimated the backrow, but almost killed XT

Zap at lightstalker, died to Mothball spam, rezzed and zapped again, dead.

Needleback came out at 1117/1850. XT died.

Brought out Emerald Turtle for the xp.

Needleback stunned me, waited it out, he powerballed me, i popped a headbutt and switched in Anubisath Idol.

Deflect the powerball, but he doubled and stunned me again. zzzz.

Didn't want to risk turtle dying, swap pets to Idol, he double powerballed me again!

Sandstorm for 583, strong vs Aquatic.

Was able to finish with Crush.

Kommentar von 940955

Listening to the Turtle barf into the fish he's trying to eat is really annoying, but the flying Slug makes up for it.

Kommentar von mewmewface

clockwork gnome - build turret, heal self, etc -turret first, then repair, cause hes going to burrow.
wild crimson hatchling - breath, healing flame, liftoff
when the last enemy pet came out, i seem to be missing so much dmg against him, until my hatchling died
then my blighthawk came, level 24 rare -
slicing wind, consume corpse, cyclone (i used cyclone first)

Kommentar von Riena

Woodcarver has to have the cutest out of combat animations. He does flips across the beach and on top of Mo'ruk's furniture.

Kommentar von 1024890

Best Luck I had in this order and all lvl 25's:
1- Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (Uncommon)
2- Arcane Eye (Uncommon)
3- Silky Moth (Rare)

Kommentar von Alaurynn

Downed this guy on the first try using this 2-pet strat:

Rare 22 H/B Emperor Crab

Start by putting up Shell Shield. Make sure you hit this every time you see there's only one round of it left. It should always be active on your Crab.
Next hit Renewing Mists. This should also remain constant on your crab, so hit it when you see one round left.
As long as sheild is up and heal is applied, hit Snap. No matter what, always sacrifice this in favor of keeping the other two up.
Eventually, Mor'Ruk will swap in his Moth pet. Swap in your Magic pet to beat on him. I used a Dragonkin with all Magic abilities.

Rare 25 H/P Lil' Tarecgosa

Spam Arcane Blast until his health drops below the damage dealt by Surger of Power, then use that to finish him.
Switch back to your crab and rinse/repeat the above strat. At some point when the final enemy pet's high damage abilities are on cooldown, just swap in your lowbie for one turn and then go back to the crab. My lowbie of choice was a rare 14 H/B Tranquil Mechanical Yeti, and he got to 17 using this strat. He would get more if my 23 Crab had not taken some of it, so use a 25 Crab if you have it, obviously.

Kommentar von watermen

Method to use this tamer to level other pet:

Your pet order:
~~1. Nexus Whelpling~~1. Any Crab with healing, MUST USE Snap and Shield
~~2. Luyu Moth~~ 2. Nexus Whelpling
3. The pet you want to level

His first pet is Woodcarver: Use ~~Nexus Whelpling~~ the Crab to take him down. Any crab can easily take him down.

The Crab will survive with very high health, ~~he should be able to take down Lightstalker.~~ switch to Nexus Whelpling to take down Lightstalker.

~~Nexus Whelpling most likely die by now, get Luyu Moth in, let him take down the rest. He will die too, your pet that you want to level should be able to finish the last guy.~~

After Lightstalker die, switch back to the Crab or use your leveling pet for 1 round.

Kommentar von 317893

Does anyone else feel as though this guy gets an obscene amount of hax? Almost constantly crits me, hits me with almost every moth ball attack, and gets sleep 2 out of 3 times for his damn moth.
2 pet strategy i use is lil'Xt and lil tarecgosa,

Kommentar von jadrianz

I used lvl 25 Lil'XT(r) a lvl 25 Onyxian Whelpling(r) and lvl 20 Unborn Val'kyr(u)..

First round XT opened with heartbroken, then tantrum which killed Woodcarver, lightstalker which had less than 500 health killed XT, Onyxian killed Lightstalker, then brought Needleback down to about 400 health, Onyxian still had 1172 health out of 1627, I brought out Val'kyr which killed needleback with 2 hits of shadowshock. Val'kyr received 2 lvls from the fight so is now lvl 22.

Kommentar von 1189527

Does anyone know where the nearest stable master is? This dude is a pain in my butt.

Kommentar von 1189527

Mo'ruk – Krasarang Wilds
Lvl 22 Rare Sunreaver Micro-Sentry using
1. Fel Immolate
2. Extra Plating
3. Call Lighting

I used Call Lighting on Woodcarver (Beast) which creates an awesome lighting storm to due continued damage to him then switched to my...

Lvl 25 Rare Crimson Whelpling using
1. Breath
2. Healing Flame
3. Lift – Off

Used Lift – Off to try and escape the Burrow that Woodcarver does but I wasn’t fast enough luckily though it did not kill me and I was able to use Breath with the dragonkin buff on and Woodcarver died.

Used Breath on Lightstalker but missed and so I had to use Healing Flame to stay alive. Was able to hit him with Breath 2 more times. Then used Lift – Off but missed him on that. Switched back to my Sentry to try and save my Whelpling. He died but came back to life as all mechanicals due. Brought back my Crimson Whelpling so that my Sentry wouldn’t die again. Of course my Whelpling died so I brought out my final pet…

Lvl 25 Effervescent Glowfly using
1. Slicing Wind
2. Cocoon Strike
3. Glowing Toxin

Used Cocoon Strike on Lightstalker then Glowing Toxin and finally Slicing Wind and Lightstalker died.

Then came Needleback. Used Slicing Wind once, then Glowing Toxin, then Cocoon Strike and finally 2 more Slicing Winds and he was dead.

My Sunreaver Micro-Sentry gained 3100 XP and lvled to 24.

Although this was a pain in the butt fight it was worth it to get 2 lvls on my Sentry. :) Good Luck All

Kommentar von louied777

Just as a forewarning, his Needleback has the possibility for a horrendous triple turn:
If it uses its headbutt first, it stuns you. If he uses powerball, next, he will gain a 20% speed increase - if this made him now have higher speed than your pet, he gets a third turn.

I have been the (frustrated) victim to this many, many times.

Kommentar von Bandeeto

Emerald Proto-Whelp can solo this encounter. Great fight for leveling pets, just use

Emerald Bite
Emerald Presence
Emerald Dream

Keep presence up and use dream when you get under half health and soloing this is a cinch. I start with a leveling pet and finish with a flying pet just to kill the aquatic pet at the end quicker, but none of Mo'ruks pets do enough enough damage you can't easily heal through on your whelp.

Kommentar von Jazzmyne

Took him out with Rabid Nut Varmint 5000 (Mech), Magic Lamp (Magic) and Dragonbone Hatchling (Flying). Not a problem.

Kommentar von smetia

Beast is first i use Anubisath Idol with demolish,sand storm and deflection.
hit 2 demolish use deflection when he burrows ,sandstrom ,demolish again dead.Deflect moth Dust sandstorm again maybe 2 hits idol dies

Raven comes call of darkness moth is dead ,alpha strike ,nocturnal strike come with leveling pet 15 + hit him maybe kill if not bring raven back.

Kommentar von 1210452

The Blühendes Urtum can almost solo the whole team.
I was taking several critical hits, but still was able to kill the first two and nailed down Needleback to 10% health and switched(the pet was still alive!)
Sonnenlicht, Photosynthese , Eisenborke are the skills I used.
Sunlight does aoe damage as well as the double healing. so by the time I killed the first one(which took like forever) the opponent's pets had less than 25% health.
The downside of this method is that the pet can only be obtained with real money and also it takes MANY turns.....

Kommentar von 899970

A video to show how I do this battle with 2 pets:
Mo'ruk - 2 Pet Strategy

Kommentar von 1107309

Just did this on the first try using:

LvL 25 - Clockwork Gnome
LvL 25 - Spawn of Onyxia
LvL 25 - Highlands Turkey

Kommentar von Rosalynann

Two petted this one: Started with RoboChick first for the beast pet, then finished with Nether Faerie Dragon. If you don't have a Faerie Dragon, get one: the last three Pandaria masters, I've two petted with a Faerie on my team.

Kommentar von thulsadoom

My team:

25 Rare Darkmoon Tonk
25 Rare Celestial Dragon
25 Rare Dragonbone Hatchling

Easy peasy.

Kommentar von 1340083

I used:

1. Rare level 25 H/B Tranquil Mechanical Yeti: Metal Fist, Call Lightning, Ion Cannon.
2. Rare level 25 P/P Nether Faerie Dragon: Arcane Blast, Life Exchange, Moonfire.
3. Rare level 25 P/P Yellow Moth: Alpha Strike, Moth Dust.

Tranquil Mechanical Yeti killed 1st pet (beast). Nether Faerie Dragon killed 2nd pet (flyer), and used Life Exchange on the 3rd pet (aquatic), knocking his health in half. Yellow Moth finished off the 3rd pet.

Kommentar von KisoMinamoto

1: Emerald Proto-Whelp (2,2,2)
2: Carry pet
3: Anubisath Idol (1,1,1)

vs Woodcarver
- Start with an Emerald Bite on round 1
- Then, repeat this exact sequence until Woodcarver dies: Emerald Presence > Emerald Dream > 2x Emerald bite . If you do it right, you will cast Emerald Presence each time Woodcarver has burrowed.

vs Lightstalker
- Emerald Presence > Emerald Bite until Lightstalker dies

vs Needleback
- Emerald Bite until your Emerald Proto-Whelp dies
- Switch to Carry pet > switch to Anubisath Idol
- From here on, cast Deflection when Needleback has Headbutt off cooldown, Sandstorm when off cooldown, Crush as a filler

Kommentar von ilostmahbucket

Chi-Chi (211)
Emerald Proto-Whelp (212)

2 pet team for An Awfully Big Adventure.

Kommentar von Raynet

my 2 pet strat for keeping elekk in group:
crab with 2-1-1
Sprite darter hatchling 2-2-1

keep shield and mist up on crab while you surge the first pet dead. cast another msit as second pet is sent in, and switch to your sprite.
use moonfire and blast to kill it off, when 3d pet is sent in use life exhance, then nuke it down.

win win.

Kommentar von Hawkzombie

I came here specifically to find a good strat to use when you have the Plüschelekk for the Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer achievement. I was a little annoyed/disappointed that most of these either relied far to heavily on RNG or were for specific pets I did not have (Dunkelmond-Zeppelin for one, which is my fault of course). So I set out to find a good mix that worked for me, and will hopefully work for others.

Some things to note:

Your Plüschelekk MUST be a higher level; this is crucial and I'll get to why in a moment.
You can't get around having a crab; they are just too good at being tanks, and can survive the onslaught of abuse you'll be getting. I personally used a Rare H/H Kaiserkrabbe. Any will do but they have to have both Panzerschild and Erneuernder Nebel. A decent attack will help speed things along as well.
While I managed to get this off on my first attempt (blind I might add as well...no idea if it was going to work) RNG is still a factor. If something crits at the wrong time or an enemy gets off an extra attack, you may be in trouble. But I screwed up a bit myself and still managed to get this done.

Ok, on with the show!

A lot of these strats rely on Mechanical or Fast pets. We will use our old friend Chrominius with the Howl Bomb!

The trick is to use the crab like any of the other strats suggest: Panzerschild and Erneuernder Nebel until Schnitzer is dead. If you're having trouble, make sure to renew each when they have 1 round remaining. If you manage to get both on the same CD timer (like I did) then Erneuernder Nebel has precedence.

After you defeat Schnitzer swap out for your Plüschelekk. This is why it needs to be a high lever, or at least able to eat a crit dust, just in case.. It will eat the first Mottenstaub from Lichtjäger which will allow you to swap in Chrominius, Heulen and then Kraftsog.

From this point on, it doesn't matter if Chrominius lives or not. You can try and swap in Plüschelekk again to eat the Kopfstoß from Stachelrücken but I didn't have very good luck with that. Just let it attack Chrominius and swap in your crab. Repeat what you did for Woodcutter, and enjoy being one step closer to having Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer done ;)

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hello, here my video to defeat this trainer and complete: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3YFEoT9kWs&feature=youtu.be

Kommentar von Skyplus

Worked very well with Son of Animus. As soon as he died I had my leveling pet come in, attacked once and then switched it out for my Nether Faerie Dragon. Worked like a charm.

Kommentar von Roesia

L25 Rare P/P Lil' Ragnaros - Sulfuras Smash, Conflagrate, Flamethrower
L25 Rare P/P Iron Starlette - Wind-Up, Toxic Smoke, Supercharge
L24 Rare S/S Wild Crimson Hatchling - Breath, Healing Flame, Lift-Off

Woodcarver:
Start with Rag - Flamethrower
Sulfuras Smash
Conflagrate
Sulfuras Smash
if Woodcarver is still alive, cast one more Flamethrower

Lightstalker:
Rag should be alive to take Lightstalker's Moth Dust attack. Cast any Rag spell, Rag will die.
Next is Starlette - Wind-Up
Supercharge, Starlette will die and rez
Wind-Up, Lightstalker gets one-shotted

Needleback:
Cast Toxic Smoke, Starlette will perma-die.
With Hatchling, cast Lift-Off
Healing Flame
Breath until Lift-Off comes off cd or Needleback dies first
if Needleback is still alive, do Lift-Off to kill him.

Kommentar von midobu

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(T7) Mo'ruk (Male)/battle sequence:Random (Patch 6.0.3)
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Darkmoon Zeppelin = Type:Zep(B)
Nether Faerie Dragon = Type:Faer

<Add with> and level up pet{ or } (or Type:Kali as a 3rd pet)

#Battle Sequence

<Mo'ruk:Zep(B) & Faer> (1) Zep M - D - M - M - M - (2) Zep B! - Faer M - (A:repeat) - (3) Faer L - A! - M - #LvUp { or } - Faer (M or A:repeat)x - Zep D - (M:repeat)

Success Rate: 75.0%

Explanation:
Start a battle with Zeppelin. Use Missile - Decoy - Missile 3 times (1st enemy should die).
Stay with 2nd enemy use Bombing Run. (! - if Zeppelin gets stunned then just swap to Faerie.)
Swap to Faerie use Moonfire - Arcane Blast - Arcane Blast (2nd enemy should die).
Stay with 3rd enemy. Note: 3rd enemy acts randomly.
(! - If Faerie gets stunned then swap to Zeppelin use Decoy - Missile until Zeppelin get free then swap back to Faerie.)
Use Life Exchange - Arcane Blast - Moonfire.
# - Swap to level up pet then right away swap back to Faerie. If level up pet was caught and can not swap then wait for 2 more round and swap back to Faerie.
Keep on using Moonfire or Arcane Blast till gets killed. Then swap to Zeppelin use Decoy - Missile - Missile.

To understand how the pet type and #Battle Sequence work then please go to my main post |Pandaren Pet Tamers|.

Kommentar von dudley

Anubisath Idol (1,1,1) + Chrominius (1,1,2) is also a very viable 2-Pet strat for me (with elekk or any carry as 3rd pet)

Start with Idol
turn 1. Crush
turn 2. Stoneskin
turn 3. Deflection
turn 4. Crush
repeat
reapply Stoneskin whenever Woodcarver is about to use Burrow and avoid the Burrow with Deflection.

Chrominius oneshots Lightstalker with Howl + Surge
If he survives the recharge use Howl or just hit Needleback.

Switch back to Idol, apply Stoneskin and avoid Headbutt with Deflection, keep Stoneskin up and fill with Crush.

Kommentar von Hipsterdoggie

1. Leveling Pet (enought health to survive Woodcarver's Acidic Goo )
2. Lvl 25 Emerald Proto Drake (2,2,2)
3. Lvl 25 Flying pet (if RNG is against you, you will use it)

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I. Start with Leveling Pet
II. Change to Emerald Proto Drake
III. Cast Emerald Dream
IV. Repeat sequence untill you win: Emerald Bite x2, Emerald Presence, Emerald Dream
V. Never happened to me but if somehow your Emerald Proto Drake dies, take out your flying pet and end the battle.

Happy leveling everyone!

Kommentar von 1454594

Just wrecked this guy with the new Fragment of Suffering from BT and Dragonbone Hatchling, 3rd pet was irrelevant.

Kommentar von 653719

My 2 pet strategy consists of using a Teroclaw Hatchling (2/2/2), and a Sprite Darter Hatchling (2/1/2).

Start with the Teroclaw
1. Alpha strike, 2. Nature's ward, 3. Dodge, and then continue to alpha strike and dodge the Burrows.

After you kill the Woodcarver bring out your Darter for the Lightstalker.
1. Moonfire, 2. Arcane blast, continue to Arcane blast until dead.

For Needleback you can either dodge with your darter and keep attacking until you die or swap back to the Teroclaw.

If you swap to the Teroclaw do not recast Nature's ward, he will burrow on his second turn so Dodge and just Alpha strike until he dies.

Kommentar von Delininteki

Moruk means "old" for people in Turkish. I'd be glad if he was an elder of an appropriate race.

Kommentar von thulsadoom

Two Pet battle with Carry/Elekk - Battlepet Team

25 Rare Blue Clockwork Rocket Bot (Missile, Minefield, Launch Rocket) S/S (325 Speed)
25 Rare Nether Faerie Dragon (Arcane Blast,Evanescence, Moonfire) S/S (325 Speed)
Carry pet (level 1) or Elekk

Open with Bot. Missile (x2), Launch Rocket (x2), spam Missile till Woodcarver dies.

Enter Lightstalker. Minefield. If Bot goes to sleep, forfeit and start again. This strat depends on the minefield.

Bot dies. Swap to carry pet (no action), Swap to Faerie Dragon. Moonfire, spam Arcane Blast until Lightstalker dies.

Enter Needleback. Evanescence, spam Arcane Blast till Needleback dies.

16 rounds.

For Elekk: Skip swap to carry.

Kommentar von infernosnow

Son of Animus 111
Ikky 211
carry pet

Fist
Extra Plating
Siphon
Fist
Fist - Woodcarver dies
Fist
Extra Plating
Siphon
Fist until Son of Animus dies
Select carry
Swap to Ikky
Quills until Lightstalker dies
Black Claw
Flock
Flock continues - Needleback dies.

This worked even with getting put to sleep by Moth Dust once and getting stunned by Headbutt once, so it should be a pretty stable team.

Kommentar von CataBreed

Rare Clockwork Gnome and 2 Weebs!

Kommentar von mzBKworm

For Elekk or pet leveling I used
Lil bling 1-1-1
Elekk
Emerald proto whelp 1-1-1

Lil bling took out first pet easily enough, I put Elekk out when Moth put me to sleep twice. Emerald proto whelp did fine on turtle, just keep up shield and heal when it's available.

Kommentar von PRTetu

The best strategy I have found for leveling a pet that can survive one hit from Lightstalker includes Iron Starlette and Chrominius, two readily-available pets. I imagine you could use a similar strategy with two Starlettes.

Wind, supercharge, smack Woodcarver.

Sub leveling pet. Eat a hit from Lightstalker.

Sub Chrominius. Howl bomb.

Sub Starlette. Wind, supercharge, smack Needleback.

If powerball crits before the last wind you fail. Not 100% but fast enough to attempt a couple times without much irritation.

Kommentar von akirajumps

Great luck with this strat:

Iron Starlet -
Jade Oozling - (can be any oozling)
Amber Moth -

Wind-up
Pass or Toxic Smoke (It won't hit because of Dive)
Wind-Up (Should kill Woodcarver)
Toxic Smoke (Will soak Moth Dust and Moth Balls if stunned)
Expunge
Corrosion
Ooze Touch until Lightstalker dies (your oozling might die but the Corrosion will finish it)
Cocoon Strike
Moth Dust
Alpha Strike until Needleback is dead

Win

Kommentar von SolidSnack

I use Mechanical Axebeak, Lil' Tarecgosa, and a carry pet (needs to have a bit of health; 250 or so is enough)

- Start the battle with the carry pet. Use any move or pass. It'll get the DoT but it won't kill it. This should be the only time the carry pet is exposed.
- Switch to MAB and Decoy, Haywire then Peck until the worm dies.
- Switch to LT when the moth comes out. It should be able to resist its attacks and kill it easily with AB spam.
- Use Surge of Power when the turtle is out; LT won't last long anyway.
- Finish off the fight with you MAB, who should be at very high health. (about 70%)

Kommentar von Rustrage

My setup:
Lil' Bling
Anubisath Idol
Elekk Plushie

Lil' Bling - Use Launch Rocket twice, Woodcarver will then burrow, use Gift Package to regain health, use build rocket twice more. (If not dead, just use SMCKTHAT.EXE to finish).

Needleback is next, use Launch Rocket twice more, then SMCKTHAT.EXE twice more until dead.

Swap to Anubisath Idol

This bit is fairly straight forward as it's essentially the same tactic to finish Needleback/Lightstalker. You want to use Deflection whenever Headbutt/Moth Dust are off CD as Headbutt will do the most damage and Moth Dust will put you to sleep, other than that keep spamming Sandstorm and Crush until both are dead.

Warning: This tactic can be a little sketchy, so may not work perfectly and rely on RNG being in your favour. However if you're not after the Elekk Plush achievment, I'd swap in a Magic Pet just to finish Lightstalker.

Kommentar von Groovejet14

I used Darkmoon Tonk and Chrominius plus a level pet to do this. Chrominius can burst down that damn moth no worries with Howl > Surge combo. Darmoon Tonk handles the other two well if you time your decoys right.

Kommentar von garflin2

Guides are really useful

Kommentar von zghuk

woodcarver (beast) - Mini Thor
lightstalker (flying) - Emerald Proto Whelp
needleback (aquatic) - Sharptalon Hatchling

Kommentar von CatSym

Hello!

I used the Direhorn Runt next to the Anubisath Idol. It worked out just fine as I used Primal Cry whenever it was ready plus Trihorn Charge and Horn Attack.

Kommentar von qman63

I have had very good luck with Lil XT- heartbreak, Tympanic Tantrum, then zap can normally finish off the first two pets. Carry Pet, then Dusty Sporewing or a similar moth finishes off the last one quickly. Other strategies work but this one has been the fastest for me.

Kommentar von SaltyGoldfish

Very fast and reliable 2-pet strategy:

Mieser kleiner Helfer (abilities: Knüppel---Verminte Geschenke---Griesgrams Geschenk)
Nexuswelpling breed P/P (abilities: Schwanzfeger---Manawoge---Arkaner Sturm)
Carry Pet level 16+ (it can take up to 675 (1013) beast damage) or level 1 magic or mechanical

Round 01: Griesgrams Geschenk
Round 02: Verminte Geschenke
Round 03: switch Carry Pet
Round 04: switch Nexuswelpling
Round 05: Arkaner Sturm
Round 06: Manawoge---------- Schnitzer dies
Round 07: Manawoge---------- Lichtjäger dies
Round 08: Manawoge
Round 09: Schwanzfeger---------- Nexuswelpling dies, choose Mieser kleiner Helfer
Round 10: Griesgrams Geschenk
Round 11: Knüppel end

Short video with more information: https://youtu.be/bxlfUy3mbXg

Kommentar von mcdisney2001

Robo Chick, Emerald Proto Whelp, Sandy Petrel. I kept losing until I realized I needed a flying pet in the last round.

Kommentar von Akata

Counterspell is critical with the last pet so you don't get stunned. Using qman63's method:- Lil XT smashed the first pet. (heartbreak, Tympanic Tantrum, then zap). Bought in my carry pet, then used Royal Moth starting with Counterspell, Predatory Strike then Slicing Wind. Used Counterspell each time it was up and this caused the last pet to stun himself. :)

Kommentar von ender1111

This strat will allow a L1 carry pet.

Nether Faerie Dragon S/S (2/1/1)
Quiraji Guardling P/B (though I suspect any power breed will do) (1/2/2)
Carry Pet (L1)

Start w/ Nether Faerie Dragon
Round 1: Moonfire
Round 2: Arcane Blast
Round 3: Evanescence
Round 4: Arcane Blast
Round 5: Arcane Blast
Round 6: Arcane Blast (Woodcarver dies)
Round 7: Arcane Blast (if you get put asleep here.. you're kind of hosed. Start again. Doesn't happen often, though)
Round 8: Evanescence
Round 9: Arcane Blast
Round 10: Moonfire (Lightstalker dies)
Round 11: Arcane Blast
Round 12: Arcane Blast (Nether Faerie Dragon dies -- bring out guardling)
Round 13: Blackout Kick
Round 14: Bring in carry pet
Round 15: Bring in Guardling
Round 16: Sandstorm
Round 17 - end: Crush til Needleback dies

That's it. The strat is generally forgiving when it comes to crits, because Needleback just can't damage the guardling enough with sandstorm up. Hope this helps you out.

Edit: If you do happen to get a lucky (or in this case, unlucky, crit against Woodcarver (5% chance)), you will miss your racial in the opening round against Lightstalker. In that case, don't hit Evanescence, just keep hitting Arcane Blast and Lightstalker will probably still die anyway. But if your dragon dies, bring out your guardling and hit sandstorm and crush Lightstalker. Then stun Needleback and proceed.

Kommentar von TarrynItUp

This combo worked perfectly for me.

In order of use..

Darkmoon Zeppelin with 1,1,2 will kill first opponent, 2nd opponent after a couple of turns will force you to pass, pass to Manafiend

Eldritch Manafiend with 1,1,3 Manafiend will die fast, try to get off as much as you can, go back to Zeppelin and finish off 2nd opponent keep CDs up.
Once Zeppelin dies bring out your moth.

Amber Moth finished off 3rd opponent with 1,1,2.

I didn't write down each individual move but using these three will get you the kill.

Kommentar von spacemanspiff777

12 to 14 round leveling strategy

1. Mechanischer Axtschnabel (L25 Rare; Breed P/P) with Alphastoß, Außer Kontrolle and Lockvogel.
2. Carry pet: ANY level.
3. Nexuswelpling (L25 Rare; Breed P/P) with Schwanzfeger, Manawoge and Arkaner Sturm.

R1: Außer Kontrolle
R2: Außer Kontrolle continued.
R3: Lockvogel
R4: Alphastoß; Woodcarver dies.
R5: Switch to carry pet.
R6: Switch to Nexuswelpling
R7: Arkaner Sturm
R8: Schwanzfeger
R9: Manawoge; Lightstalker dies.
R10: Manawoge continued.
R11: Manawoge continued.
R12+: Continue fighting with Nexuswelpling until it dies (if it hasn't already), then bring in Mechanischer Axtschnabel to finish the fight.

UPDATED October 5th, 2019: Reverted to original rotation. Unfortunately, there was a scenario in which Nexuswelpling would not die versus Stachelrücken, denying the requisite opportunity to cycle in the carry pet. This was due to Lichtjäger doing too little damage versus Nexuswelpling with Mottenkugeln.
UPDATED August 2nd, 2019: Carry pet now in slot 3; fewer total rounds.

Kommentar von Fursia

Dunkelmond-Zeppelin (1,1,2)
Azurblauer Welpling (X,1,1)

Start with Dunkelmond-Zeppelin bombing run, decoy and missile till Woodcarver dies.
Switch in your carry pet (with atleast 500hp and non aquatic) and then switch to Azurblauer Welpling using arcane storm and surge of power which kills off Lightstalker.
Azurblauer Welpling dies and it's back to Dunkelmond-Zeppelin where it should be possible to use bombing run, decoy and missile till Needleback dies.

Kommentar von saillaw

Here are the TomTom coordinates for the Pandaria Master Tamers and Spirit Tamers.

Due to the 255 character macro limit, I've divided it into the first half and the second half. If you have TomTom you can make two macros and it will give you the waypoints (even when you are not in the particular zone):

First:
/way #379 64.8 93.6 Thundering Pandaren Spirit
/way #371 28.8 36.0 Whispering Pandaren Spirit
/way #371 48.0 54.0 Hyuna of the Shrines
/way #376 46.0 43.6 Farmer Nishi
/way #418 62.2 45.8 Mo'ruk
/way #422 61.2 87.6 Flowing Pandaren Spirit

Second:
/way #422 55.0 37.6 Wastewalker Shu
/way #390 31.2 74.2 Aki the Chosen
/way #379 35.8 73.6 Courageous Yon
/way #388 57.0 42.2 Burning Pandaren Spirit
/way #388 36.2 52.2 Seeker Zusshi

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