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Kommentar von 1067645

Einfachster Weg sämtliche Fabelhafte Wesen innerhalb weniger Runden zu erledigen:

Ein Pet mit Sonnenlicht an Platz 1 setzen.
Sonnenlicht benutzen.
An Platz 2 & 3 Kampfhaustiere mit Explodieren setzen.
Diese dann nacheinander Explodieren lassen.
Gewinnen.

Kommentar von Aprofis

Entweder Blutstarrerjunges, Düsterschnabeljunges, Scharkrallenjunges oder Schneefederjunges nehmen.

Zuerst "Falkosaurierschawrm" danach "Raubtierschlag" und mit "Wilde KRalle" stirbt der Gegner.

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Kommentar von Ainasni

This quest contains two aquatic battle pets and one beast pet.
When you have trouble defeating the aquatic pets, try swapping your battle pets to ones of the Flying family.
When you have trouble defeating the beast pet, Gorespine, try swapping to mechanical pets.

For this quest, you need to defeat No-no in Vale of Eternal Blossoms, Gorespine in Dread Wastes and Ti'un the Wanderer in Townlong Steppes.

Good luck and enjoy!

Kommentar von Glorious

Seeing people are having problems completing Beasts of Fable dailies in 5.3, I decided to write a guide for defeating each elite pet required. I'll be listing them as I down them today, no particular order:

1) No-No - one of the easiest fights. Use 2 flying pets, I used Gilnean Raven and Amber Moth, didn't even get to use a 3rd pet, which was Disgusting Oozeling. Just beat him down with your ordinary hardest hitting attacks, don't attack when he build a Dam, he actually blocks his Dive with it.

2) Dos'Ryga - harder fight. You will need at least 2 pets wih Darkness, I used Feline Familiar and Gilnean Raven, third pet being Amber Moth (can probably be any other hard-hitting Flying pet, just to finish him off). The main idea is not to let Darkness end or he will heal for like 70% of his HP. Start with darkness and use your hardest hitting abilities - Onyx Bite for Feline Familiar, Nocturnal Strike to Peck spam as Gilnean Raven and Moth Dust to Alpha Strike spam as Amber Moth.

3) Kafi - pretty easy one. Since I have only one hard-hitting mech pet, I used a pet with Life Exchange (a VERY effective way to down elite pets) which was Mini Mindslayer, a Menagerie Custodian as a mech (could also be a Darkmoon Tonk, same set of abilities) and a third pet being Anubisath Idol which I didn't get to use in the fight. Start off something that doesn't deal damage to him, like buff yourself, then Life Exchange him after he hits you 2 times (since my Mini Mindslayer is slower than Kafi, I used it on a second turn) - it downs him to 1/2 hp in one hit. Than proceed to using hardest hitting abilities, your first pet will die anyway. Finish off with a mech, I just spammed him with Lock On.

4) Ti'un the Wanderer - a really easy fight with Life Exchange. I used Mini Mindslayer, Gilnean Raven and an Amber Moth I didn't get to summon. Mini Mindslayer alone downed this guy to 500hp with only Life Exchange and Mana Surge. Start off with Mana Surge since he doesn't really nuke you hard in the beginning. After being downed to ~50% hp, use your Life Exchange (you're faster than he is most of the time). Than proceed with hardest hitting abilities and finish him with your flying pet's nukes (Call Darkness -> Nocturnal Strike, for example).

5) Gorespine - hits like a truck, but you can use the same tactic as with Kafi. Wait for a couple of turns with your Life Exchange, than cast it and proceed with hardest hitting abilities. Finish him off with Shock and Awe to Lock On. I lost 2 pets on him, although he was left with 19 hp when I summoned my third pet.

6) Greyhoof - same as with Gorespine and Kafi, I'm using the same tactic for all the Beast type pets. Start with Mini Mindslayer (or any other pet with Life Exchange), wait for 1 round if you're slower than he is, 2 rounds if faster (you need to be hit 2 times) and Life Exchange, proceed with hardest hitting abilities, don't forget to buff up your team right before dying. I managed to down him to 600 hp with Mini Mindslayer and buff up my team so my Menagerie Custodian had a +50% damage buff on, one Shock and Awe brought him down to 100 hp and I finished him off with a basic attack.

7) Skitterer Xi'a - pretty easy fight, I used 2 flying pets which were Gilnean Raven and Amber Moth. Just nuke him down with hardest hitting abilities.

8) Lucky Yi - this guy is irritating as hell due to his heals if you don't bring pets with healing reducing abilities. You can either use Feline Familiar, Gilnean Raven and some random critter-destroyer (like a Flayer Youngling, Kun'Lai Runt, Curious Wolvar Pup etc.) or just train him down with critter-destroyers, though it will be a pretty long fight because of his low damage and high heals. I used Feline Familiar, Flayer Youngling and Kun'Lai Runt, although it would be better if I used Gilnean Raven, Feline Familiar and Flayer Youngling, I think. Don't use Call Darkness right off the start, hit him with your hardest hitting abilities for like 2 rounds and then use it.

9) Ka'wi the Gorger - hits hard, but is pretty slow. Fast pets with Beast type attacks do wonders against him. My Feline Familiar ate 70% of his hp alone, and I finished him off with my Flayer Youngling.

10) Nitun - the bane of my pets, my most hated pet ever. Not only he hits pretty hard, he heals for like 60% of his hp every time he kills your pet (most of the time). I used Gilnean Raven, Feline Familiar and Flayer Youngling. Call Darkness and Nocturnal Strike him, then Peck him until death overtakes you, if you can throw another Call Darkness before you die it would be awesome, but most of the time you will die before it's off cooldown. Call Darkness with your Feline Familiar when you summon it and Pounce him until you die. He will be left with 250 or ~550 hp, depending on if he devoured your last pet or not. Finish him off with your Flayer Youngling.

Don't forget to visit Stable Master while on your way to the next pet, will save you a lot of Battle Pet Bandages!

-Esperlvlfive, Kazzak-EU

Kommentar von leaderavia

New Generic Team for Beasts of Fable (updated for 5.4)

Unheiliger Aufstieg has been changed to disable the undead racial, so you might have to continue to Kraftsog more often than before.

Ungeborene Val'kyr - Round 1 Unheiliger Aufstieg
Pandarischer Wassergeist - Round 2 Geysir, Round 3 Strudel, Round 4 pet swap
Chrominius - Round 5 Heulen, Round 6 Kraftsog

This team sets up a massive amount of damage to go off at Round 5, preventing the enemy from countering with heals. Continue with Kraftsog if it's still alive after that.

The combination of attacks should be sufficient for any of the elite pets as long as Heulen is up. No-No is tricky because of his barrier, and some pets might kill your water spirit before it gets both abilities off. Try again for better RNG.

Since the val'kyr is uncommon, you could substitute another pet with Unheiliger Aufstieg or Fluch der Verdammnis. Chrominius is also the only pet with Heulen that has a hard-hitting ability like Kraftsog.

Kommentar von Heimdallen

For those unaware, not only did they break the beasts of fable quest down into 3 dailies from 1, in addition to that, they have made significant changes to the elite battle pets as well. Where as before I could manage to solo some of the pets with just one of my own, now it generally will take all 3 of your pets to do the job with nearly all of them, though sometimes you can manage to do it with 2 pets if you're a little lucky and pretty savvy at pet battling.

The point being it's a lot more difficult to kill these creatures now. They have reduced their health, but added a static buff to them all that states that elite battle pets take 50% reduced damage from all attacks, so while numerically they are lower in HP, it's not much different anyway. They also hit much harder, occasionally I've had some one shot pet's of mine with 1400 HP or do a stun combo that kills you in 2 hits before you get a chance to even attack once.

To sum it up, while you could previously basically use any three pets of a class which does increased damage to the class of elite pet you were fighting, or use any three pets of the class which the pet you're fighting does reduced damage to, and unless you were terrible at this, it was a pretty easy win, this is no longer the case. It now requires some strategy and advanced planning as well as thinking more outside the box than "I'll use 3 flying pets with flying attacks against this pet because it's aquatic and they'll do more damage to it".

As others have also mentioned, the pets which heal do now have massive heals, and it's almost absolutely necessary to use an ability which either reduces healing or prevents the pet from getting the heal off, as the heals will nearly always bring them back a good 75% or so of their health. Pets which have blocks to reduce damage also greatly reduce their damage taken to the point that only single shot hard hitting attacks will even break through a pet like Gorespine's spiked skin or Ti'un the Wanderer's shell shield. When I tried to use Slicing Wind against Ti'un, the turtle, who keeps his shell shield up, it either blocked all 3 strikes or broke through to deal 1 (yes, ONE) damage listed as "Strong" on each hit. It's imperative you use something like Alpha Strike instead which deals all it's damage at once so that it can even break through and cause damage.

These are just some of the things you're now up against and have to figure out how to work around with the significant changes to the Beasts of Fable. While much more difficult, it's certainly not impossible and is actually more of a fun challenge to me personally at least, as before the battle's themselves were too easy but the fact that you had to run all over Pandaria to fight 10 of them in order to get one daily quest and reward made up for it's ease. Now that it's been broken down into 3, each battle is harder. I've found my own way to beat these creatures through my own trial and error, but if you're having a lot of difficulty, there are some good strategy guide posts here to follow. Good luck with the new changes and enjoy!

Kommentar von Ryawy

Against these new and more challenging beasts, some people might prefer a defensive approach. These beasts hit harder and take less damage, so you'll want pets that can do the same. There are only Aquatic, Beast, and Critter types in the Beasts of Fable books. My suggestion is to use pets which will receive reduced damage from the Beasts of Fable and deal increased damage to them.

-Irrwisch von Nordrassil Light's application of the Blind debuff has a chance to keep you out of danger, along with Soul Ward. This pet is surprisingly well against a lot of the beasts of fable. Against No-No, keep in mind that if the dam is active while at the same time as Soul Ward, your buff will be consumed before the dam.
-Jadeeule It doesn't have the best health pool, but it does flying damage. All Magic types do have their talent where they can't take more than 40% of their maximum health.
-The Papierdrachen has one mechanical ability, but it's not a commonly obtained pet and Call Lightning isn't exactly the best option if it can work against you.
-Schinderjunges and Kun-Lai-Junges are both Humanoids that deal Beast damage. The flayer's Deflection can also be a lifesaver at times.

-Both of Nitun's damaging abilities are Beast Type. Specifically for him, I'd recommend Flying types with Beast abilities such as Bats, Parrots, and Netherrochenjungtier.

Over all, I'd just suggest things that can take a lot of the bursts that all the pets will use on you. I'll add more if something happens.

Edit 1: What's been working for a lot (not all) of the beasts is a pet with Apocalypse, Irrwisch von Nordrassil and Götze des Anubisath. The idea behind this is to hit Apocalypse and wait it out for 15 rounds. With this specific setup, I start with the Idol and use Sandstorm, then Deflection when it's off cooldown. When it dies, Sandstorm should be active so Flash can be used by the wisp, blinding the target and further reducing its chances of hitting you. With the Wisp, I use Soul Ward and Light when off cooldown until it dies as well. By now, it's probably been 15 rounds and Apocalypse hits. Apocalypse will kill a Pterrordax Hatchling so if you're using this strategy, at least one other pet will need to be alive when the 15 rounds are up.

It seems that these pets have a different version of the Elite buff than those on the Timeless Isle. For now.

Kommentar von Ponkana

I personally use Flickenwelpe for every Beast of Fable fight. Any skill set would work but Heulen is a must have.

I use the Stitched Pup until it dies, and on the turn when the Undead racial activates, that's when I use Howl. Doing it this way, you can have the 100% damage buff for 2 full rounds (You can do this with other pets with howl but you have to time its death)

And you just hit the pet depending on its weakness.

For Beast pets. I use Menageriewächter. With Verunsicherungstaktik and Ionenkanone. -- With the H/P built Custodian, the Ion cannon can hit 1.6k-1.7k except on Gorespine because of his shield.

For Aquatic Pets. I use Krähe with Dunkelheit herbeirufen and Nächtlicher Schlag.

For Critter Pets. I use Fluxfeuerkätzchen with Schleichen and Klaue.

Although this set might not work on Ti'un the Wanderer because he sometimes spam Flutwelle. Using a Pandarischer Wassergeist with Geysir Strudel might help, and then switch to your Pup for a howl, and just have another pet with flying abilities to nuke it down.

Kommentar von 1062573

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kommentar von 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:
Alpiner Fuchslingwelpe
Götze des Anubisath
Gartenmotte
Seidenmotte
Fluxfeuerkätzchen
Fossiles Jungtier

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: Demolieren, Klaue and Mottenstaub.

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 Blendender Tanz in the start of the fight, and timing a Heulen 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 Alphastoß, Kokonschlag and Mottenstaub) in my team to easily nuke down the aquatic enemy which is very easy with the damage buff from Heulen.

If the enemy is beast, I run the fox as mentioned above aswell as Götze des Anubisath, Eloxiertes Robojunges. Both those pets are running Demolieren. As Demolieren 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 Fluxfeuerkätzchen and Fossiles Jungtier, both running Klaue. 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 Schleichen to counter the shield or healing abilitys.

Kommentar von 245300

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

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

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

Kommentar von 899970

Videos on how to beat these guys:

Nitun the Midnight Plunderer

Ka'wi the Gorger

Dos-Ryga

Lucky Yi

Greyhoof

Skitterer Xi'a

Ti'un the Wonderer

No-No

Kafi

Gorespine

Kommentar von midobu

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These are 2 routes I use for all pet dailies (total:21) in Pandaren
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In the end route I use a Hearthstone to go back to Vale of Eternal Blossoms and start to go another route to finish it up.
(Addon TomTom and Paste required.)

### Moving a counter clockwise diredction starting from the Jade Forest
(takes around 1 hour 30 minutes)

/way The Jade Forest 48.42 70.97 (01) Ka'wi the Gorger (BI-1)...Fox(A) & Zep
/way The Jade Forest 47.96 54.17 (02) Hyuna of the Shrines (T-1)...Faer(B) & Kali
/way The Jade Forest 57.04 29.12 (03) Nitun (BI-2)...2 Zep
/way The Jade Forest 28.90 36.02 (04) Whispering Pandaren (S-1)...Faer & Fox
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.87 84.69 (05) Dos-Ryga (BI-3)...Fox & Kali
/way Kun-Lai Summit 64.95 93.78 (06) Thundering Pandaren (S-2)...Fox(B) & Zep(B)
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 31.27 74.10 (07) Aki the Chosen (T-2)...Faer & Zep(B)
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 11.01 70.87 (08) No-No (BIII-1)...Kali & Fox
/way Dread Wastes 55.10 37.56 (09) Wastewalker Shu (T-3)...Faer(B) & Faer
/way Townlong Steppes 72.25 79.77 (10) Ti'un the Wanderer (BIII-2)...Faer & Zep
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.84 73.63 (11) Courageous Yon (T-4)...2 Faer(B)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.19 56.17 (12) Kafi (BI-4)...2 Zep
/way Townlong Steppes 57.15 42.10 (13) Burning Pandaren Spirit (S-3)...Fox(B) & Faer
/way Townlong Steppes 36.32 52.21 (14) Seeker Zusshi (T-5)...Faer(C) & Faer

### Moving a clockwise direction starting from the Valley of the Four Winds
(takes around 40 minutes)

/way Valley of the Four Winds 46.07 43.68 (15) Farmer Nishi (T-6)...Faer (& Faer)
/way Valley of the Four Winds 40.53 43.66 (16) Lucky Yi (BII-1)...Zep(B) & Fox(AC)
/way Valley of the Four Winds 25.29 78.53 (17) Greyhoof (BII-2)...Fox & Zep
/way Krasarang Wilds 36.25 37.35 (18) Skitterer Xi'a (BII-3)...Fox & Kali -- bugged
/way Krasarang Wilds 62.24 45.91 (19) Mo'ruk (T-7)...Zep(B) & Faer -- bugged
/way Dread Wastes 61.14 87.51 (20) Flowing Pandaren (S-4)...Faer(ABC) & Faer
/way Dread Wastes 26.18 50.29 (21) Gorespine (BIII-3)...2 Zep

Note: In Krasarang Wilds /way command does not work right now, I filed a bug report so hopefully it will be fixed soon.

#Paste the following command when you get to Krasarang Wilds for now.

/way 36.25 37.35 (18) Skitterer Xi'a (BII-3)...Fox & Kali
/way 62.24 45.91 (19) Mo'ruk (T-7)...Zep & Faer

#macro to track the nearest target

/Cway

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Recommendation

I recommend (if it is available) to use the nearest flight path to connect between current and next locations for a quick transportation.
During a pet battle, click number keys instead of clicking icons with your mouse to select your command for your battle pets to save more time.
Copy #Battle Sequence and paste into chat window using whisper (/w ) command will save your time while following the battle steps during your pet battles. (However /w to yourself will show your chat in duplication form.)

Click here to go to my guide for Pandaren pet dailies |Legendary Beasts|Pandaren Pet Tamers|Pandaren Spirit Tamers|.

Kommentar von purpleblob

For those not getting credit for killing any of these and logging out etc doesn't fix it:

Clear your cache.

Path to your WoW install, and under "Cache\WDB\enUS" just select them all and delete it.

Log back in, do the fight and it should now could.
Credit goes to last poster who mentioned it in this thread: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/8156255641

Kommentar von albinoette

Fabelhafte Wesen's completion necessary to unlock account-dailies.
Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch I + Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch II + Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch III = same 10 pets from Fabelhafte Wesen. If you grab all 3 quests, you can use the path/teams I outlined here for a (hopefully) more speedy and efficient completion of your daily battles.

ALL beasts of fable are Elite, legendary, and level 25:
> Since the "Elite Battle Pets of the Pandaren fables" do not have to be defeated in order, I've listed the pets in a more logical progression.
> xp for non-max pets is minimal.
> TomTom macros listed at bottom of post. Else, hover over zone names below for maps with target's pin.

Each of these dailies will reward a Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf.
> This has a chance to contain Schneepanda (9%), Bergpanda (8%), Sonnenpelzpanda (8%), or a 3% chance to contain any rare upgrade stone (ex. Makelloser Flugkampfstein).

Blutstachel (Beast) ---------> Dread Wastes, uses Stachelhaut, Kratzen, Zerfetzen
/way Dread Wastes 26.18 50.27 Gorespine

Pet with Blitzschlag herbeirufen. I used Wildes Jadeschlangenjunges (1,1,2). (For 2-pet-strat, use Ruhiger mechanischer Yeti.)
Swap to pet with Heulen. I used Chrominius (1,1,?).
Swap to pet with Ionenkanone. I used Dunkelmond-Panzer (1,1,2).

No-No (Aquatic) ---------> Vale of Eternal Blossoms, uses Schwanzschlag, Tauchen, Biberdamm
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 11 71 No-No

Goldfalter (1,1,2) - BE SURE TO PASS WHEN Biberdamm IS UP. Follow with Kokonschlag.
Königsmotte cast Raubtierschlag to finish the fight.
Other pet.

Ti'un der Wanderer (Aquatic) ---------> Townlong Steppes, uses Flutwelle, Pumpen, Panzerschild
/way Townlong Steppes 72.26 79.78 Ti'un the Wanderer

Goldfalter (2,1,2) - try to save Kokonschlag to block 2nd Pumpen. There is usually a gap between first and second uses of at least one attack, so wait a round or two before trying it.
Königsmotte (2,1,2) - start with Raubtierschlag to (hopefully) finish the fight.
Other pet.

/way Dread Wastes 26.18 50.27 Gorespine
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 11 71 No-No
/way Townlong Steppes 72.26 79.78 Ti'un the Wanderer

Kommentar von Zuckerguss

This quest was bugged for me today. I defeated Ti'un the Wanderer three times with two different teams and didn't get credit for the victory.
EDIT: I quit the game, logged back in, and defeated him again. I got credit this time.

Kommentar von Zuckerguss

Here is the order in which I do the Pandaren battlepet dailies:

Hearth to Shrine of the Seven Stars/Shrine of the Two Moons and pick up the Beasts of Fable quests.
Aki die Auserwählte
No-No
Glückspilz Yi
Bäuerin Nishi
Mo'ruk
Huscher Xi'a
Grauhuf
Fließender Pandarengeist
Blutstachel
Ödniswandler Shu
Ti'un der Wanderer
Sucher Zusshi
Brennender Pandarengeist
Kafi
Mutiger Yon
Bebender Pandarengeist
Dos-Ryga
Flüsternder Pandarengeist
Nitun
Hyuna von den Schreinen
Ka'wi der Schlinger
Hearth back to Shrine of the Seven Stars/Shrine of the Two Moons and turn in the Beasts of Fable quests.

Credit goes to this web page.

Kommentar von Tontons

When fighting against beasts like Grauhuf, Kafi, Blutstachel you can get some leveling for free. The xp is not great, but why not?

First pet should put in quite a bit of damage. Try mechanical. I use Eisernes Sternchen with Aufziehen+Aufladen+Aufziehen (and usually one more turn where I can do whatever. Other powerful mechanicals like Dunkelmond-Panzer should also do the job. Nuke them, but don't kill them yet!

As the second pet you want someone with Explodieren, preferrably mechanical. I use Mechanischer Pandarendrachling. Just make sure he will die by the Explodieren, you have to calculate the damage yourself - divide your pets total health by 5 (you should do 40% of you health as damage, but elites take half damage, so it will be 20%=1/5). The third pet will get XP then.

One more suggestion. Against Ti'un der Wanderer use moths with Alphastoß, Kokonschlag, Mottenstaub. A single rare P/S Aschenflügelmotte takes him down if I'm lucky enough to put him to sleep with Mottenstaub at least once.

Kommentar von Chilcoot

I had no challenge with these using:

Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (1,1,2)
Iron Starlette (1,2,1)
Darkmoon Zeppelin (1,1,2)

Kommentar von Hellzik

I just used Blutstarrerjunges, Düsterschnabeljunges and Scharfkrallenjunges for all Fable Book I,II,III bosses. (I hope it will help someone).

Kommentar von 66slipknot66

It is impossible to fight No-No if you cannot find him! I cannot! He is not where indicated!

Kommentar von Izarri

My universal team for all 3 Beasts of Fable quests is Unborn Val'Kyr (1,2,2), Water Waveling (1,2,1) and Iron Starlette (1,1,1).
Round 1 I open with Curse of Doom
Round 2 unholy Ascension
switch to Water Waveling and use Geyser
Switch to Iron Starlette Wind-up, Supercharge, Wind-up

Kafi may stun on round one if he does, restart.

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Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch III

Besiegt No-No, Ti'un den Wanderer und Blutstachel.

	Besiegt Blutstachel (1)
	Besiegt No-No (1)
	Besiegt Ti'un den Wanderer (1)

Beschreibung

Die Geschichten von No-No, Ti'un dem Wanderer und Blutstachel werden in diesem Land immer präsent bleiben. Möchtet Ihr ihnen noch einmal im Kampf begegnen?

Vervollständigung

Belohnungen

Ihr bekommt:

	Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf

Belohnungen

Bei Abschluss dieser Quest erhaltet Ihr:

Wenn du Folgendes im Spiel eingibst, kannst du überprüfen, ob du das schon abgeschlossen hast:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(32869))

Guides

Patch 5.3 New Battle Pets and Pet Battle Changes The Littlest Mountain: A collector's overview of EVERY Mount and Pet in the game!

Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch III

Beschreibung

Vervollständigung

Belohnungen

Belohnungen

Guides

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