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Kommentar von 881725

Hier ist ein Makro für die Tomtom-Koordinaten der Pandarengeister

/way Kun-Lai-Gipfel 64.92, 93.84 Bebender Pandarengeist
/way Jadewald 29.00, 35.88 Flüsternder Pandarengeist
/way Tonlong-Steppe 57.13, 42.09 Brennender Pandarengeist
/way Schreckensöde 61.13, 87.53 Fliessender Pandarengeist

Mein Team: Schinderjunges, Grottenwühlmaus und Aufziehgnom
Ich brauche allerdings trotzdem noch eine Portion Glück und es ist meistens mehr als knapp.

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hallo, hier mein Video, diese Trainer und vollständig zu besiegen: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEx3C4RPx94&feature=youtu.be

Hier besiegte er mit nur zwei Kaninchen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhi7j66TgNs&feature=youtu.be

Kommentar von Rikade

Eigenes Team:

Level-Haustier	keine besonderen Voraussetzungen
Eichhörnchen (S/B)	Holzschnitzer - Ducken - Nussbeschuss
Dunkelmond-Panzer	Rakete - Minenfeld - Ionenkanone

Alternativen:

Eichhörnchen (S/B) kann durch

Eichhörnchen (S/S) - Alpines Streifenhörnchen (S/S) -Grizzlyeichhörnchen (S/S) - Rotschwänziges Streifenhörnchen (S/S) ersetzt werden.

Kampfverlauf:
Bebender Pandarengeist bringt Pandarischer Erdgeist hervor
Runde 01: Passen - durch Kristallgefängnis betäubt
Runde 02: Haustier wechseln - Eichhörnchen
Runde 03: Ducken
Runde 04: Nussbeschuss
Runde 05: Holzschnitzer
Runde 06: Nussbeschuss
Runde 07: Holzschnitzer
Runde 08: Ducken
Runde 09: Nussbeschuss - Pandarischer Erdgeist wird besiegt

Bebender Pandarengeist bringt Schlammi hervor
Runde 01: Holzschnitzer
Runde 02: Ab hier ist einer Prioritätenliste zu folgen

Priorität 01: Nussbeschuss und Holzschnitzer abwechselnd, bis Eichhörnchen besiegt wird - Dunkelmond-Panzer einwechseln
Priorität 02: Minenfeld, wenn bereit
Priorität 03: Rakete, bis Schlammi besiegt wird

Bebender Pandarengeist bringt Darnak der Tunnelgräber hervor
Runde 01: Rakete / Minenfeld schlägt ein
Runde 02: Passen - Darnak der Tunnelgräber im Untergrund
Runde 03: Ionenkanone - Darnak der Tunnelgräber wird besiegt

Sollte Darnak der Tunnelgräber in der ersten Runde durch Minenfeld weniger als 1028 Lebenspunkte besitzen, könnt ihr direkt Ionenkanone einsetzen, um ihn zu besiegen.

Bebender Pandarengeist	mit Eichhörnchen und Dunkelmond-Panzer
Brennender Pandarengeist	mit Katzenfamiliar und Beinchen
Brennender Pandarengeist	mit Fuchswelpe und Netherfeendrache
Fließender Pandarengeist	mit Gilnearischer Rabe und Brut von Onyxia
Flüsternder Pandarengeist	mit Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe und Jungtier des ewigen Drachenschwarms
Flüsternder Pandarengeist	mit Götze des Anubisath und Netherfeendrache

Kommentar von Bamboko

Einen ausführlichen Guide mit der Möglichkeit jedes Mal ein Pet dabei zu leveln, findet ihr hier: http://wowpets.jimdo.com/pandarischer-geisterz%C3%A4hmer/

Kommentar von Rikade

Eigenes Team:

Terokrallenjungtier	Alphastoß - Ausweichen - Schutz der Natur
Mechanischer Pandarendrachling	Atem - Bomberangriff - Lockvogel
Level-Haustier	keine besonderen Voraussetzungen

Kampfverlauf:
Bebender Pandarengeist bringt Pandarischer Erdgeist hervor
Runde 01: Ausweichen
Runde 02: Alphastoß
Runde 03: Schutz der Natur
Runde 04: Alphastoß
Runde 05: Alphastoß
Runde 06: Ausweichen
Runde 07: Alphastoß
Runde 08: Alphastoß - Pandarischer Erdgeist wird besiegt

Bebender Pandarengeist bringt Schlammi hervor
Runde 01: Haustier wechseln - Mechanischer Pandarendrachling
Runde 02: Atem
Runde 03: Atem
Runde 04: Lockvogel
Runde 05: Bombenangriff
Runde 06: Atem - Mechanischer Pandarendrachling löst Mechanisch aus
Runde 07: Atem - Schlammi wird besiegt


Fall 1:	Mechanischer Pandarendrachling wird eher besiegt: Wechselt Terokrallenjungtier ein und nutzt einmal Alphastoß. Schlammi sollte dann besiegt sein. Fahrt anschließend bei Runde 01 gegen Darnak der Tunnelgräber fort.

Bebender Pandarengeist bringt Darnak der Tunnelgräber hervor
Runde 01: Haustier wechseln - Level-Haustier
Runde 02: Haustier wechseln - Terokrallenjungtier
Runde 03: Ausweichen
Runde 04: Schutz der Natur
Runde 05: Alphastoß
Runde 06: Alphastoß
Runde 07: Alphastoß
Runde 08: Alphastoß
Runde 09: Ausweichen
Runde 10: Schutz der Natur
Runde 11: Alphastoß
Runde 12: Alphastoß - Darnak der Tunnelgräber wird besiegt

Bebender Pandarengeist	mit Eichhörnchen und Dunkelmond-Panzer
Bebender Pandarengeist	mit Terokrallenjungtier und Mechanischer Pandarendrachling
Brennender Pandarengeist	mit Katzenfamiliar und Beinchen
Brennender Pandarengeist	mit Fuchswelpe und Netherfeendrache
Fließender Pandarengeist	mit Gilnearischer Rabe und Brut von Onyxia
Flüsternder Pandarengeist	mit Smaragdgrüner Protowelpe und Jungtier des ewigen Drachenschwarms
Flüsternder Pandarengeist	mit Götze des Anubisath und Netherfeendrache

Kommentar von Boxofbeer

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Kommentar von yakulto

Located at around 64.92, 93.84 of Kun Lai Summit, near the Shrine of Two Moons.

Not a walk in the park is what I can share for now. His pets hit like a truck.

His pets are:

Sludgy (Critter) - Expunge is a killer (was wishing it missed the whole time)
Pandaren Earth Spirit (Elemental) - Stunlock at the start is tough (2 turns lost by your pet) so best to choose a battle with this pet as 2nd pet for the tamer, finish the sludge with a beast pet and then hope the elemental wastes the stunlock moves on your beast pet
Darnak the Tunneler (Beast) - Easy peasy with a mechanical pet, just don't waste your moves on the burrow part (2nd move the pet does)

Kommentar von Baldulf

Wow, that was difficult. I finally succeeded with an Oozeling (aquatic damage for the elemental), a Grunty (mech damage for the beast, shield for the big attacks, and no mechanical weakness to elemental attacks), and a Masked Tanuki of all things (critter immunity to the stuns, plus beast damage for the critter). You'll need some luck, too.

Kommentar von Mentha

Does he cheat? It seems that the elemental will sometimes attack again and again and "skip" you every round until your pet is dead.

Kommentar von Drudatz

Okay I just beat him with the combo
and the key was LUCK and the Frog Kiss.
Making him start with his Ooz and then using the Frog Kiss and the Water Jet when he switched between Elemantal & Beast.

HTH

Kommentar von zagi5

Easy kill with Flayer Youngling, Emperor Crab and Wild Jade Hatchling. Reflection from Flayer and renewing mist from crab was pretty nice in this fight.

Kommentar von 617791

Perhaps I was just extraordinarily lucky, but I managed to get this one down in only one try. I used a Flayer Youngling, a Tiny Harvester, and a Nether Faerie Dragon against him - all rare level 25s.

He started with the mini version of himself, and I opened with Flayer Youngling's reflection. The stun was reflected back to him and he switched out with his ooze, which I managed to kill with triple snap/rampage. I survived a short while into fighting the elemental again before he killed the pet - I didn't bother with pet switching for fear of losing the turn.

Next came the faerie dragon, which was high speed and went first; I opened with Evanescence to waste not one but two of his attacks on a reasonable cooldown. This kept me alive while I burned him down with moonfire/arcane blast and even a ways into Darnak.

The Tiny Harvester made quick work of Darnak with Extra Plating to defend and Metal Fist to attack.

Good luck!

Kommentar von 1044155

Managed to defeat this one with a level 25 team of Celestial Dragon, Fawn, and Grove Viper. I started out with the Celestial Dragon to get the weather changed to Moonlight, then switched out for the Fawn, who is a very good healer and can heal the backline pets as well. The Fawn defeats the elemental fairly easily, using steady heals. I kept the Fawn in until death, steadily healing as much as possible, then pulled the Celestial Dragon back in to defeat the critter, keeping it in until the beast enemy killed it. Then, I pulled in my Grove Viper, immediately cast Burrow, which was enough to finish off the beast. You will want to use as many high-damage attacks as quickly as possible on the beast, or it will burst your pets to death very quickly.

Best of luck -- these Spirit Tamers are extremely challenging. I recommend putting thought not just into what types have strong attacks against your foes, but also which types have good defense, and which pets have spells that enhance each other's -- I would not have been able to heal through all the damage on the Fawn if the Moonlight weather buff didn't significantly increase its healing.

Kommentar von Riven

Wild Crimson Hatchling worked great for me against Darnak - each time he hit me with a very big hit, I was able to heal back up to full. When my heal was down, I could avoid the large hits using Lift-off.

I used the Rapana Whelk against the Pandaren Earth Spirit due to all of the stuns. Shell shield also cut the damage taken down.

Flayer Youngling works pretty well against Sludgy, who is a critter. You can try to Reflect his Expunge and then mow him down with the beast-based attack, Rampage.

This guy is the toughest of all the Pandaren Spirit Tamers in my opinion. Sometimes you just have to hope luck is on your side with misses and dodges. Best of luck!

Kommentar von Mazater

The Earth Spirit is easier to kill if you don't fight him first, was for me anyways.

I killed Sludgy with my Darkshore Cub and then let my Cub soak the first Crystal Prison + Rupture combination from the Earth Spirit (my cub bravely died doing so) and then proceeded to smash the Earth Spirit into tiny pieces with my Emperor Crab.

If I'd have fought the Earth Spirit as the first pet in the fight, I'd have taken a Crystal Prison + Rupture combination right off the bat and my Emperor Crab would have died way too quickly, resulting in a defeat. This was not the case when I managed to soak the first nasty combination with a pet that was almost dead to begin with.

Kommentar von 822315

I used my Schinderjunges to beat Sludgy (reflect Toxikose otherwise use Rampage), Sumpffiedler on the Thundering Pandaren Spirit (takes reduced damage, and you can time Kokonschlag to always block Rupture, which he uses on cooldown), and Wildhammergreifenküken on Darnak (takes reduced damage, further reduces his damage and can Abheben to avoid some burrows or stone rushes.

Kommentar von VersaiRage

Strange setup that did it rather easily

Bandicoon - dodged a bunch of attacks and hit for low damage
Prairie Mouse- dodged a bunch of attacks and hit for low damage
Rabid But Varmit 5000 - Bonus damage and extra life on death saved me

Kommentar von KelWow

Pandaren Earth Spirit Elemental - 1769/334/300 Rupture, Crystal Prison, Stone Shot
Sludgy Critter - 1769/300/334 Ooze Touch, Creeping Ooze, Expunge
Darnak the Tunneler Beast - 1975/300/300 Burrow, Stoneskin, Stone Rush

Kommentar von 909363

Managed to beat this nasty fellow today with Lil' XT, Rapana Whelk and Wild Jade Hatchling.
I made it so that the spirit started with the oozeling.
I started with XT using Tantrum to weaken the Darnak (the one I have had the most trouble with), then on Earth spirit I let XT die to get Rapana out and used it to kill the Spirit.
Jade then had quite a good time on Darnak which was at this point near 50% left.
I had some lucky evades on Spirit.

EDIT: with this tactic I've beaten the spirit 3 times in a row. As I said, start with XT and Tantrum. If you got lucky evades, you can throw 1 Trash on Sludgy and Repair. If you took a beating, Repair before Trash and follow then up with another Tantrum. This killed Sludgy and had Darnak at 900~hp, while he calls the Spirit out. I let XT die to get Rapana and follow up with Dive & Ooze touches. A bit of randomness here, I've ended up 2 times losing Rapana at the Spirit, once got the Spirit down. On the last one, if Rapana died, I just blast the rat off with Call Lightning & Lift-Off. If Rapana survives, Acidic Goo is the way to go 1st round and follow up with Dive if it's up.

Kommentar von Safrienaer

Finally managed to beat this guy with Arctic Fox Kit (for the speed buff), Gazelle Fawn (heals and for being a critter) and Tranquil Mechanical Yeti (for the mole).

Started off with his slime out, and countered with my Fox Kit: After casting Dazzling Dance and Howl, his slime would have brought my Fox Kit to just below 50%, so he'll easily be able to two-shot the bugger (assuming rng isn't in a bad mood).

Next up, the elemental, against which I brought my Gazelle Fawn. He would then proceed to poke down the enemy's health while keeping Tranquility up and using Bleat on cooldown. Should it manage to bring my Gazelle down, I could always bring out the Fox Kit to finish the job, as he would've gotten back to nearly full health from Bleat.

Next up, the mole. If my first two pets are still alive, I'll get rid of as much of the enemy's HP as possible before they're knocked out. (Though in case of the Arctic Fox Kit, Dazzling Dance is of higher priority - if possible, it'd be optimal to also cast Howl right before the fox dies to boost the Yeti's damage.)

Optimally you will now bring the Yeti to play with Dazzling Dance up - meaning he's actually faster than the mole. To get the most out Howl, I first used Metal Fist. Only after that did I do the Supercharge + Metal Fist combo, which should finish off the fight. (I had crappy luck and what should've been the last Metal Fist missed, allowing Darnak to kill my Yeti... But thanks to the Mechanical passive and Dazzling Dance, I was able to knock him out anyway).

Edit:
Won the fight with this tactic twice in a row. \o/ Tomorrow again.

Kommentar von 1060536

By far one of the easiest tamers just need unusual pet combinations.
1 A fast black rat or other rodent type faster than the tamer this is essential
2 A pet with similar abilities to the diemetradon hatchling.
3. An undead fawn with ability consume corpse.
With this combination you will defeat every time start black rat then stampede flurry
flurry scrath stampede then when dead do claw claw ravage when dead use diease bite and consume corpse where approriate.
All pets must be rare!
Ensure the elemental tamer is first pet up pets should match like this.
rat to tamer pet
hatchling to ooze pet
fawn to mole pet
Using this have never failed unless luck means you miss a great many times, likely your fawn will be on 500 odd health by then end of it if you use consume corpse wisely. Very easy in the end.Hope this helps

Kommentar von 223389

Key to my victory was Flayer Youngling with Reflect (vs. Crystal Prison) and then Rampage when Sludgy Critter is swapped in.

Here was my setup:
- Flayer Youngling
- Tiny Harvester
- Huge Toad

This is what makes pet battles so great because there are many different strategies!

Kommentar von Ryawy

It seems this may be another one of the tamers with pets that follow rotations.
I started with a rabbit against the Earth Spirit which will start with Crystal Prison, a stun which will do no actual physical damage. It will use this despite the fact the rabbit will break out of it due to the critter racial, giving a good chance to use either flurry or scratch, depending on personal preferance. If Evasion is used before the Spirit (its speed is 300), it will block the attack on the round Evasion was used as well as the next round. If staggered properly, it can be used with Burrow to take little damage from the spirit.
Sludgy uses Expunge (hard-hitting with a chance to miss and a 3-turn cooldown), Creeping Ooze (a DoT with no cooldown) and then Ooze Touch (a basic magic ability with no cooldown). Continue with the rabbit until it dies (or until you wish to switch out) then pull in a pet with dragon ability or a resistance to Sludgy's attacks. Sludgy is now a Magic-type pet, rather than a critter.
Darnak uses Stoneskin, Burrow, Stone Rush, skip a turn, Stone Rush, and repeat. With the addition of the Lil' Bad Wolf, I have recently been using that on this pet, specifically the breed with 325 speed. I claw twice, the first claw hitting before Stoneskin and the second hitting before Darnak submerges. Before Burrow hits, I use Dodge to prevent that damage and the damage from the next Stone Rush. I use Howl while Dodge is active, and Claw before Howl falls off. If it isn't already dead, the recoil damage of the second Stone Rush amplified by Howl SHOULD kill it. If not, repeat.

Alternately, you could take a healy-type damage-soaker pet and let it kill itself with Stone Rush. It seems that if Darnak is affected by an ability that increases his damage taken (such as Howl) he will take increased damage from the recoil of his Stone Rush. It also seems that if Darnak uses Stone Rush after your pet uses Stone Rush on the same turn and your pet dies from it's recoil, Darnak's recoil will still do damage to itself. This was tested with a Sapphire Cub.

I've also found that another alternative for Darnak (and something easier to find) would be a cricket-type Critter such as the Grassland Hopper or Marsh Fiddler with Skitter, Cocoon Strike, and Nature's Touch. Cocoon Strike's damage prevention kicks in regardless of whether it does damage or not, so it can be used to prevent the super effective damage from Burrow if timed correctly. Stone Rush, being an Elemental ability, won't hurt as much as it otherwise could against the cricket since it is a critter. Inspiring Song could replace Nature's Touch, but you probably won't have any pets alive to benefit from its healing at this point. Nature's Touch is probably the better option.

Kommentar von colalicious

Wow! That was a tough fight but I finally got him down and chose him as a reward.

The Combo I used was Flayer Youngling, Dark Whelpling, and Core Hound Pup,
Started off with Flayer vs Sludgy, made short work of him with Triple snap and Rampage, when the earth spirit came out, I used spell reflection right away to use his stun against him (He will always use the stun 1st) so he switched to Darnak. At this point I switched to my Dark whelpling and used Deep Breath on him as well as tail sweep, shear luck let me dodge most of his attacks as I made short work of him. Then I switched back to the Youngling and did as much damage as I could to the spirit before he used his stun. At this point I switched to my Core hound pup and used the Howl + Burrow Combo to finish off his health.

I hope this helps, a lot of this fight has to do with luck and which pets you use in which order.

Kommentar von Kattiara17

After you complete Pandarischer Geisterzähmer and choose your pet, you will unlock the Pandaren Spirit Tamer dailies. Defeating the Bebender Pandarengeist will reward Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf, which has a chance to drop the Pandarischer Erdgeist* pet.

The Thundering Pandaren Spirit's team consists of legendary quality, level 25 pets:

Pandarischer Erdgeist (Elemental) with abilities Kristallgefängnis, Bodenbruch, and Steinwurf
Schlammi (Magic) with abilities Kriechender Schlamm, Toxikose, and Schleimberührung
Darnak der Tunnelgräber (Beast) with abilities Eingraben, Steinrausch, and Steinhaut

Arguably one of the harder Spirit Tamers. Be warned that the Earth Spirit himself likes to start off by stunning you right off the bat - often twice - with Kristallgefängnis followed by Bodenbruch. Pets with high speed will definitely help, or Blendender Tanz if you have it handy. A Schinderjunges or Kaiserkrabbe can also work well, or pets that can heal.

*Note that the bags dropped by each of the Spirit Tamers have different item IDs and loot tables! You can only obtain the Pandarischer Erdgeist pet from the bag that Bebender Pandarengeist rewards. For a chance at the other pets, defeat the other Tamers:

Fließender Pandarengeist in Schreckensöde (rewards Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf for a chance at Pandarischer Wassergeist)
Flüsternder Pandarengeist in Der Jadewald (rewards Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf for a chance at Pandarischer Luftgeist)
Brennender Pandarengeist in Tonlongsteppe (rewards Pandarischer Geisterbeutel mit Haustierbedarf for a chance at Pandarischer Feuergeist)

Kommentar von Lilyi

This trainer can be defeated using a team of 2 pets, leaving the 3rd slot empty for a pet you'd like to level up:

Level 25 Snail (rare, high attack/high health Shimmershell Snail ideal) or any pet capable of defeating the Pandaren Earth Spirit on its own.
Level 25 Fluxfire Feline (rare, high attack/high speed ideal)

Pandaren Earth Spirit
1. Lead with the pet you are leveling.
2. Chain-forfeit until you get the elemental first.
3. Use any attack with your low level pet so it gets experience credit (it will probably just be stunned unless it attacks first).
4. Switch to snail.
5. Shell shield or Acidic Goo (I prefer Goo), Dive, and kill the elemental with Ooze Touch.

Sludgy
6. Do as much damage to the ooze with your snail as you can until the snail dies (Dive if possible, Ooze Touch otherwise). It's ok if your snail does no damage to the ooze before dying.
7. Select your Fluxfire and Supercharge Claw the ooze if it's health is high. Finish with Claw until it dies. You're fine as long as your mechanical 'failsafe mechanism' passive doesn't trigger before the ooze dies.

Darnak the Tunneler
8. Wind-up, Supercharge, Wind-up on the beast. It should die in 1 hit (~700 overkill noncrit). The beast wastes its first two turns casting its shield and burrowing, so you have plenty of time to charge up your 1-shot, and your 'failsafe mechanism' will protect you from the burrow attack damage.

You can also use a Darkmoon Zeppelin or upgraded Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling in place of the Fluxfire Feline. Just repeatedly Decoy and either Missile or Breath to finish Sludgy and get Darnak to about half health, then use Explode to finish (in my most recent battle, my 1400hp dragonling's explode hit for 839 through stoneskin on Darnak).

Kommentar von Ellisande

A challenging fight, I decided to post up my most effective pet team thus far :

1. Thundering Pandaren Spirit : I cannot overstate how fantastic a snail is for this part of the fight. With the natural resistance of critters against elemental attacks and their ability to break out of crowd control effects quickly, and the capability of almost sapping the entirety of the Thundering Pandaren Spirit's health through the successful application of Acidic Goo and Dive, these guys are a winner. The best part is (providing you don't miss!), it doesn't need to be max-level.

Recommended : Rapana Whelk or Silkbead Snail.

2. Darnak the Tunneller : Darnak is a heavy hitter, and in my opinion the most challenging opponent you will face in Pandaria. After giving a few mechanical pets the opportunity to shine, I ended up going in a completely different direction, and found that using a pet with the ability to avoid some of his attacks and heal from others is a much easier solution than trying to out-damage him. It was the relative ease with which the Wild Crimson Hatchling was able to take down Darnak (despite being neither a mechanical or flying pet) that made me decide to make this post.

Recommended : Wild Crimson Hatchling

3. Sludgy : This guy isn't so bad, at least in comparison to his companions. I usually use my beloved Critterbane (a Kun-Lai Runt), but my Alpine Foxling has always served me well in the past.

Recommended : Alpine Foxling or Kun-Lai Runt

Note : There are also some mechanical pets that would be effective in the fight against Sludgy due to reduced damage from his magic-attacks and their ability to use beast-damage to subdue him, however I wanted to provide a quick list of effective battle pets that are easy to obtain and close to max-level when tamed.

Good luck, everyone!

Kommentar von 1062573

I didn't see one here, so this is a strategy to kill this trainer. Of course, there are MANY ways to beat the trainer, but this is one I found to be fairly effective using common pets.

Pets:
1) Usually begins with an elemental pet that has one ability that stuns, a second ability that hits extremely hard and stuns, and a basic attack.
2) Occasionally begins with a critter with magic attacks, nothing special.
3) Always ends with a beast that has an ability that reduces each attacked by a fixed amount.

Team makeup to counter this: Fox Kit (from Tol Barad) or a fox with equivalent abilities, a pet with water attacks, and a pet with mechanical attacks. Do not use stuns on the first or second pets the enemy uses as this will cause them to simply swap it, messing up your counters.

How to use this:

1) Start with your Fox Kit and keep pulling until he begins with the critter. If he begins with the elemental, which he usually does, just forfeit and try again. Your Fox Kit needs to equip Dazzling Dance and Bite. The middle slot doesn’t matter much, but I would recommend Furious Howl since the enemy pet will open with his hard-hitting ability and will probably be dead before he uses it again, making Crouch less effective. Your first move should be Dazzling Dance to make sure you are the faster pet. Your second move should be whatever your middle ability is. Then keep using Bite until the enemy critter dies, which should only take a few turns.

2) The second pet the enemy uses will be the elemental. Re-apply Dazzling Dance; it’s important you do this immediately as your Fox Kit will only likely get one move before it gets chain stunned and killed. The enemy elemental will blow all of his stuns on your Fox Kit and kill it. Bring out your water pet. Now, you should be in a situation where your pet is faster since you just re-applied Dazzling Dance. If your pet isn’t faster and you find yourself losing, try a faster pet. Stuns are far less effective against you if you go first; if you’re slower, his chain-stunning will be FAR more dangerous. Anyway, it should be fairly obvious at this point, just blast him with water attacks until he dies. Strong water abilities with cooldowns, like Whirlpool, tend to be very good here since you’ll spend a lot of time stunned and thus recharging the cooldowns.

3) When the elemental pet dies, the enemy will finish with his beast. Do whatever damage you can with your water pet to make the final round easier, but it will probably be low on health by this point. Bring out your mechanical pet. You should have at least a few more turns of Dazzling Dance left to give yourself the speed advantage. Just blow it up with mechanical attacks that it will be weak too, but be careful about two things. First, this pet will almost always open with its shield that reduces all damage by a fixed amount, so multi-hit abilities (like Clockwork Gnome’s Turret) are extremely ineffective. Second, it has the ability to burrow for a turn, so if you are slower, never use your hard-hitting abilities with cooldowns until you see it burrow, or else you may waste them.

Kommentar von 57604

To power-level lowbie pets:

Word of the Day is: Critters! Can't be stunned for a full turn, take less damage from elemental attacks. This fight is maybe the worst in all of Pandaria, but Malayan Quillrat Pup/Red Cricket (rarified with a stone) worked best for me so far. A critter that is faster than the elemental can avoid missing a turn from a stun attack, barely finishing him solo and, with Powerball used at least once, putting a decent hurt on the critter Slime before dying. Cricket can finish Slime, heal if needed, and Cocoon Strike when Darnak Burrows. Timed right (and with a little luck), Darnak will kill both you and himself simultaneously with Stone Rush, giving all the xp from the fight to the lowbie. If he still needs to be finished off hopefully the lowbie can handle it, but I only use this fight to level pets at least around 20. The xp will grant them about 2 full levels.

Kommentar von 1023509

Got it done with marsh fiddler (against the elemental) cause its immune for the stun and has loads of defense, wildhammer gryphon hatchling against the rat cause its bad against flying and the sporeling sprout against the critter since critter is bad against humanoid :) Hope it might help someone :)

Kommentar von Tharama

Darnak's Stone Rush now has a 1 turn cooldown, making him have no moves to use on some turns. This makes this fight a much easier challenge.

Kommentar von polosport02

Took a week. Finally beat this pos with:

Level 22 Rhapana Welk -vs- Ele.
Level 25 Enchanted Broom -vs- Beast
Level 25 Clockwerk Gnome -vs- Critter (all rares)

I still experienced that usually his pets hit mine 2 times for each of my pet's hits. Fortunately with this combo, they missed alot!

Kommentar von Wulfrick

This was the first fight I came across where choosing the family that does the most damage doesn't work, you have to use the one with the most defense. More specifically, you need a critter for easy CC-breakouts or you'll just get stun-locked and roflstomped.

I used:
a Red Cricket on Thundering Pandaren Spirit
a Scalded Basilisk Hatchling on Sludgy
Cogblade Raptor on the Rat

I beat my head against the wall on this so many times with so many different strats - offense, health, speed, aqua, beat-my-head-against-him-enough-times-hoping-the-RNG-gods-will-give-me-a-lucky-break ... nothing. Got my red cricket up to lvl 25 and won the battle on my first try. :D

Kommentar von 34517

Tolai Hare is sick against this guy. Critter against the Elemental attacks, as well as both Dodge and Burrow to easily time and avoid his pets' most dangerous abilities, in particular the beasts Burrow and Stone Rush. Also it has very high speed, even higher than these legendary pets. Atleast my rare hare does.

Kommentar von Metzae

The winning (though not necessarily best) team for me was this:

Verschlingende Made > Sludgy
Verseuchter Welpling > Pandarischer Erdgeist
Aufziehgnom > Darnak the Tunneler

Kommentar von Mixern

Easily 1 shot this guy with this setup:

Rapanaschnecke rare lv23 against his elemental, had almost half hp left when elemental was dead.
Hainviper rare lv25, switched to this against his critter and took it down with my DoT just as my snake died.
Mini-Thor rare lv25, switched to this for his beast and managed to kill it before my pet died

All in all I had expected a lot of tries but that didn't happen ;P My Whelk got almost 1 lvl for the fight (split with my 25 Mini Thor or it would've gotten more :/)

Abilities I used:

Rapana Whelk: - -
Grove Viper: - -
Mini Thor: - -

Kommentar von 1062573

One of the hardest things about this fight is that the final pet is a beast with an extremely hard-hitting magic attack (albeit one on a cooldown). One requires mechanical attacks to exploit its weakness as a beast, but the magic attack will cause your pet to get nearly one-shotted. Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of pets out there with mechanical attacks that aren't mechanical themself.

I have found one easy-to-acquire pet that is a great counter for this though: the Mechanical Zeppelin from the Darkmoon Faire (http://www.wowhead.com/spell=103549#taught-by-item). The key is its ability "Decoy". Decoy is a 5-round cooldown ability that puts up a target dummy. The target dummy will block the next two attacks against your team and has infinitely-long duration (that is, the Dummy will not despawn after a certain number of rounds; rather, it will stay for any number of rounds until it gets hit twice). The beast that Thundering Pandaren Tamer uses has two attacks, and both have 3-round cooldowns to them, meaning that the Decoy ability can be used to block almost every single attack he does (with the cooldown coming up almost as fast as he can do 2 attacks). He elemental attack will still hit incredibly hard, but he won't get many hits in; probably one at most.

And of course the Zeppelin uses an array of sufficiently strong mechanical attacks.

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 Thegoodman

I have been successful against this dude with two different teams now.

Fire Beetle (critter)
Twilight Spider (beast)
Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling (flying)

Use this combo if you don't have patience to keep restarting to get him to open with his critter pet (Sludgy). If he starts with the elemental, the Fire Beetle has a short duration on the stuns and takes weak damage from his attacks. This should put your beetle up with 1 or two attacks on the critter he brings out 2nd. The twilight spider's Spiderling Swarm is great, it does almost 1k damage after you web your target with Brittle Webbing. Whack the beast (Darnak) a few times before your spider dies than let the Gryphon do your clean up work.

Hyjal Bear Cub (beast)
Strand Crab (aquatic)
Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling (flying)

This combo is not terrific but it will work if he opens with his critter pet. The bear can handle his critter easy enough. Hopefully your bear will eat his elementals first stun and big shot, after that you have a few rounds until he does a significant move again. Put up your Whirlpool and heal, but when his stuns are off cooldown just use Surge. Going first is a big help with his stuns and if you get lucky (a miss or no crits) you should be alright. If you are really luck you will get a Whirlpool up on his beast at the end which will make the work of your Gryphon much easier. The gryphon can take on his beast 1v1 but you have to have a little luck.

Kommentar von Dragon007

Gold beetle makes this fight a joke.

Open with Swarm on Earth Spirit. He will open with Crystal Prison. The beetle immediately breaks free of the prison and puts the double damage debuff (2 rounds) on the earth spirit. Big bonus here, Earth Spirit's prison just broke your 3 round requirement for Swarm.

Hit him until dead with flank. You'll get two rounds of double damage which will put him at about 30% health. One or two more rounds and he's dead and you'll likely have half your health left.

If sludgy comes out, keep fighting with the beetle until you are dead. Odds are sludgy is half dead now. Wipe up what is left with your other two pets.

Kommentar von HelloKitty

Same chat as David Kosse

Kommentar von apithonor

So far the best combo I have found for this fight is as follows:

Spirit vs. Silkbead Snail (Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive)
Sludgy vs. Kun-Lai Runt (Thrash, Mangle, Rampage)
Darnak vs. Rocket Chicken (Missile, Toxic Smoke, Launch)

After two days of staring at this post and trying to figure out a way to set my pets up to survive this, I tried this combo and it went exceedingly well, especially as Darnak 1-shot my rocket chicken, but it was able to respawn and come back for the last hit.

Kommentar von Jayrai

I found that a snake is a must for the Thundering Pandaren Spirit Tamer fight. Snakes are very strong against his critter pet, Sludgy. I'm sure there are other pets, but I love the snake because of the burrow. If used first, you miss one of Sludgy's big attacks.

I found this rotation quite helpful, and thought I would share.
Start the battle off with a Burrow. This move makes you unattackable for one round, and hits quite hard.
Follow with a Hiss, then Bite until Burrow is off cool down.

Kommentar von Kitaen

hi wowhead users,
simply yet effective guide on farming all legendary spirits with only 2 pets!
as a result you can level a 3rd pet on any trainer which gives insane amounts of XP

you will kill any legedary trainer first try unless you have an insane amount of back luck!

AIR: (hardcounter vs all 3: dragons)
any dragon with tail sweep will do, healing flame is nice aswell, use 2 of them (e.g. Welpling von Onyxia)
if you don't have a second dragon pet, don't worry, your dragon will almost kill 3 guys solo; any 2nd pet will do that is not aquatic
chose your 3rd pet as desired (leveling pet or w/e)

WATER: (hardcounter vs all 3: magic)
i strongly suggest the Ekelhafter Schlammling since he can solo all 3 pets without dying using absorb/acidic goo/corrosion
if you want backup, chose another magic pet or any decent flying pet such as Luyumotte
chose your 3rd pet as desired (leveling pet or w/e)

EARTH: (the is no real hardcounter sadly, but a fast critter will work wonders)
get a critter that is faster than the earth spirit such as a Elfisches Kaninchen that can make use of strong defensiv cooldowns like dodge and burrow
the second pet is more tricky, since you need to kill 2 guys fast. i've done a lot of testing - long story short - Fluxfeuerkätzchen is the way to go
chose your 3rd pet as desired (leveling pet or w/e)

FIRE: (again no real hardcounter ;( )
depends on that the NPC starts with (you might restart the fight if its the wrong pet) use your fast critter pet such as a Elfisches Kaninchen to kill the fire spirit and dps down the dragon as far as you can
then go on with a dragon pet yourself like Welpling von Onyxia once you have killed it, the flying pet is no match.

Kommentar von Barhah

Just for the record, you don't need to be level 90 or have a flying mount to reach this guy. If you're an engineer with a Goblin Glider™ and you jump from the very tip top of Mount Neverest, you can barely make it to this guy.

--an 89 rogue who would've been 90 ages ago if pet battles hadn't come out

Kommentar von 749692

How to beat him:

Rapana Whelk
Wild Jade Hatchling
Strand Crab

(all rares)

In that order.

All of these are catchable around lvl 23-25 so you can level them up to 25 really fast.

The Whelk destroys the Panderia spirit and has about half health left over for Sludgy. Then break out the Jade Hatchling and lay down weather (Boom!) and then a cyclone for extra damage.

You should almost take out the Tunnel Rat and finally finish him up with Strand Crab.

It's a real no brainer with these pets and they aren't hard to come by.

Kommentar von 99543

This is a very predictable battle. Rapana Whelk, Flux-fire Feline and Enchanted Broom make short work of him.

Kommentar von 1062573

Another VERY repeatable way of 2-petting this trainer... also, note that the strategy causes your low-level pet to take no damage, so you can use even level 1's in this strat.

Start with your low level pet. Pull until the trainer starts with his elemental. "Use" any attack on your low level pet, but the enemy will open by stunning this pet, so the attack will not go off (you will still get experience from just doing this much however); then swap to a snail pet such as Rapanaschnecke or Seidenperlenschnecke . Being a critter, it will take reduced damage from the Elemental's attacks and will never get stunned beyond the duration of the turn. Use a combination of Acidic Goo, Dive, and Absorb to kill the enemy (Dive will do most of the damage).

The enemy will swap to the Critter next. Do as much damage as possible to the enemy; however, you should be able to win even if your Critter does none unless you have extremely bad RNG in terms of misses. Next, pull out Fluxfeuerkätzchen ; while other mechanicals can work, this is by far the best pet. Begin by using Wind-Up once but DO NOT use it a second time to attack with it. Activate Supercharged, use Claw, and if that does not kill the enemy, Claw them one more time to kill them.

Now, here's what you exploit the predictable timing of the fight. The enemy will finish with their beast. On the first turn, the enemy will activate their shiekld; use Wind-Up to hit them once. Use Wind-Up; on this turn the enemy will burrow, and any attack this turn would have missed. Finally, use Wind-Up one more time; the enemy will hit you, and then the Wind-Up will hit and kill them. Even if you get "killed" by this, you should come back to life with the Mechanical racial and kill the enemy anyway. He will never get a chance to hit you with Stone Rush.

Also note, you do NOT want to activate Supercharged against the enemy Beast for two reasons. First, there is no timing window available that will allow you to kill the Beast faster using Supercharged. The earliest you would be able to activate Supercharged and hit the Beast is on the turn the enemy hits you with Burrow, which is the same turn you kill the enemy with using the strat above without Supercharged. Second, Supercharged appears to prevent Fluxfire Feline from activating the mechanical racial resurrection; the enemy beast hits pretty hard, so there's a decent chance of getting killed by one of his attacks.

Kommentar von LeiaSolo

Someone else may have posted this and I just missed it, but adding my two cents anyways...

I found that having a critter and its passive ability of getting out of crowd control abilities imperative. Whenever he used his earth spirit's Stone Shot, critters were able to get out of it immediately, which resulted in no missed turns.

I chose to use my lvl 25 Red Cricket. I used Cocoon Strike and Nature's Touch whenever they were available, and Screech when the other two weren't. It's not the fastest fight, but it works.

Kommentar von OldWolf2

Defeated quickly today with one of my usual crews:
* Nordrassil Wisp (Flash + Light + AE)
* Feverbite Hatchling (Brittle Webbing + Poison Spit + Spiderling Swarm)
* Clockwork Gnome (default)

The Blinding effect from Wisp's Light caused a lot of the first enemy's attacks to Miss, so Wisp was able to kill the first one, and get the second one down to 40% health (with some splash damage on the third one already).

The Hatchling and Gnome are counter-classes to the Critter and Beast. I didn't have a 25 Critter to counter the Elemental, but the Wisp worked well in deflecting the attacks.

Kommentar von Velanthia

I agree with the many other posters here who have suggested using Rapana Welk (rare). Its DIVE ability hits the Elemental pet HARD.

I do have a bit more advice, though. First, if your Rapana Welk's DIVE misses and causes you to lose, heal your pets and try again. Second, KEEP TRYING. I had to use several different teams before I finally found my winning combo, and even then, I barely won. Don't give up! This battle is a pain, but it CAN be won. Good luck!

Kommentar von 526966

If anyone has put together a solid team since the Throne patch, post it plz. The spirit's pet skill lineup has changed. Now, you're basically looking at your first pet being stunned, your second pet being hit for 800 pts and stunned, your third pet coming into your rotation (which might well be your first just being rotated back in) will not get stunned due to CD of the spirit pet's skills, but will be hit for 500 or so (definately bring something that is not weak vs elemental to this fight). Next round, expect to be stunned, though. And the round after that. All in all, by the time the spirit pet is down to 200 HPs, youll likely have been stunned 10x or so unless youre bringing pets that can dive, dodge, fly high, etc.

Plz link teams that seem to solidly win vs this guy now. I am doing ok, but its basically luck that is winning the matches atm.

Kommentar von krevlorn

Been having a ton of trouble with this guy since 5.2 but I put together a combo for 2-petting + leveling pet that might work semi-reliably.

Pet Line-up
Leveling Pet
Spring Rabbit using Flurry, Dodge, and Burrow
Dragonbone Hatchling using Thrash, Adrenaline Rush, and Lift-Off

1. Start with low level pet, preferably get it to level 10 or at least high enough to take a big hit and live. Let the leveling pet take the stun but so not swap it out, pass a turn and let it take a big hit. If it lives, bring in the Rabbit.

2. Use Burrow and Dodge to avoid the big hit. Once you get the timing down, you can use the two to avoid the majority of his damage and with a bit of luck, will have a Burrow available to avoid the Ooze's Expunge when he swaps in.

3. Use the Rabbit as to avoid as much damage as you can and bring the Ooze as low as possible. If you get REALLY lucky, you can kill the Ooze, but it's not always possible.

4. Once Rabbit dies, bring in Dragonbone Hatchling. If you have one that is faster than the Ooze, you don't need to use Adrenaline Rush at all, but if it is slower, use it right away. Finish it off with Thrash.

5. When the Rat comes in, your Dragonbone Hatchling will hopefully have enough health to take a few hits. Use Lift-Off to avoid the Rat's Burrow and finish him off with Thrash.

Good Luck!

Kommentar von 1062573

Ok, so, for those looking to 2-pet this trainer, I've found a way to do it in patch 5.2 It's harder than in 5.1 and leaves less margin for error, but it doesn't rely on any particularly hard rng. The nice thing is that you can level a level 1 pet this way as your weak pet won't take any damage.

1) Start with your low level pet. Attack once, but it will get stunned and not attack (it will still get credit though). Swap in your next pet.

If you have a strong enough pet, you can leave it out for one more turn in order to soak the big hit the enemy does next, which will make the rest of the fight easier, but this is not necessary to win. The rest of this strat assumes you swapped after the initial stun.

2) The trick pet for this part of the fight seems to be Squirrels of any sort.

As a critter, it takes reduced damage from the elemental's attacks and takes limited negative effects from the stuns. Basically, if you're slower than the enemy, when he stuns you, he spends one turn to stun you for one turn, and there's no net loss. If you're faster, you attack, he stuns you, and it wears off by next turn, meaning the enemy actually wastes a turn by stunning. I've been able to beat this trainer with several different critters due to this, but none were really super reliable until I found Squirrels.

If you have the choice, you will want a Squirrel that's faster than 334 speed, out-speeding the enemy critter. I personally have found a standard Eichhörnchen with 341 speed. You need your Squirrel to have Woodchipper and Nut Barrage. If you're faster than 334 speed, use Crouch.

If you're slower than 334 speed, use Adrenaline rush. I'll explain the strat for a faster pet as it's more reliable. However, I want to make 2 notes about the slower Adrenaline Rush strat. You don't need Adrenaline Rush to be active immediately in the fight, but you do need Adrenaline Rush up before the enemy uses his abilities that can stun for the reasons mentioned above (occurs 3 turns after the first time he uses the large hitting ability). Second, make sure Adrenaline Rush is active when you kill the elemental. If you wait long enough on the first Adrenaline Rush, one Rush should cover both of these

Turn 1) On the first turn, use Woodchipper.
Turn 2) On the second turn, use Crouch. Note that delaying the Crouch by one turn is on purpose; this causes the final turn of it to line up with the elemental's hard-hitting ability.
Turn 3+) Use a cycle of Nut Barrage when it's off cooldown; if not, Crouch; if not, Woodchipper.

If you've done things correctly, Nut Barrage should have at least a few turns of its dot available, your critter should be alive with any amount of health (probably pretty low), and you should have first attack on the next turn.

3) The enemy will now bring out his Critter. The goal here is you need to knock off roughly 1/3 of its health with your Squirrel, but the enemy critter's opening attack hits extremely hard. As long as you're faster than the enemy Critter, you should be able to Woodchipper (which is Beast vs. Critter), and then the damage of Woodchipper and Nut Barrage's dot will knock off a large portion of the enemy's health before it wears off. Your Squirrel dies.

4) Swap in your Mechanical pet. Dunkelmond-Panzer is a common pet that will work (Missile/Minefield/Ion Cannon), but I found Kriegsbot to be better (Missile/Minefield/Extra Plating). They both work under the same concept, but Warbot does a good bit more damage than the Tonk does and has access to Extra Plating.

If using Warbot, use Extra Plating as often as possible. In either case, get Minefield down and then Missile the enemy Critter to death. Mechs take reduced damage from 2 out of the 3 of the Critter's attacks, so this shouldn't be too hard. The goal of this part of the fight is you need to kill the Critter with Minefield in place and without proccing your mech's survive-death ability.

5) The enemy Beast comes out. If using the Tonk, immediately Ion Cannon. If using the Warbot, Missile the first turn, Extra Plating the second (if it's available), Missile the third.

The way this places out is this. In either case, the Burrow will probably "kill" your mech, but you'll proc the survive-death ability. By the end of this turn, whether you used Ion Cannons or multiple missiles, the enemy Beast will be under 100 health. He'll Stone Rush, kill your Mech, but the damage he does to himself will kill the Beast as well. You'll still win because your level 1 pet is alive. Despite how close of a call this is, it's surprisingly repeatable.

Kommentar von echolalia

Finally killed this dude with Rapana Whelk, Snake, Robo-Chicken (25 rares). Nearly 2-manned (2-petted?) it a couple times with snail + dragonbone hatchling & snail + snake, but it seems way too RNG-dependent to be worth it. The snail's Acidic Goo -> Dive can take out the elemental pretty handily, but if either misses -- or if *any* big attack from either of your pets miss -- you're totally boned, and likely need to bank on the enemy missing at least one as well. Probably could boost a higher-level lowbie pet of an appropriate family relatively consistently.

Kommentar von 1047201

I used a fel flame, toad, and bandicoon all rares and I beat them with relative ease.

Kommentar von 1106855

This guy sucked. I finally beat him with my rapana whelk (very hardy and breaks out of the CC more easily), wild crimson hatchling (has a heal that is based on amount of damage taken) and robo-chick.

Kommentar von jjanchan

UPDATED for 5.3!
Here's a guide to beat this trainer with only 2 level 25 pets, allowing you to "carry" and power level a third!

Step 1: You will need a rabbit pet with >300 Speed at level 25. The best candidates are just over 300 speed, which is fast enough, while maximising the other stats. Certain breeds of rabbits will work best (Rare breeds 3, 11, 12). If hunting for the correct breed is not your thing, you can also use a Frühlingshase, which will have enough speed even at uncommon rarity and is very easy to acquire. If, like me you are lucky enough to have Dunkelmond-Kaninchen, even better, as he is already rare!

Step 2: You need a mechanical with Beast attacks to finish off Sludgy. I have found the Fluxfeuerkätzchen works the best. I will write this guide using this pet, although it can be applied to other mechanicals - just be sure to select at least one strong Beast type ability. Easy to acquire alternatives include Entwaffneter mechanischer Begleiter and Ruhiger mechanischer Yeti.

Step 3: Have your carried pet handy - place it in the first battle slot so it starts.

Here is the setup you want to run:
Slot 1 -
Slot 2 - : Schlaghagel | Ausweichen | Eingraben
Slot 3 - Fluxfeuerkätzchen : Klaue | Flux | Schleichen

Enemy Team Summary
Pandaren Earth Spirit : Kristallgefängnis | Bodenbruch | Steinwurf
Sludgy : Kriechender Schlamm | Toxikose | Schleimberührung
Darnak the Tunneler : Steinhaut | Eingraben | Steinrausch

Pandaren Earth Spirit

Below is the ability order that this pet uses against you.
1. Kristallgefängnis
2. Bodenbruch
3. Steinwurf
4. Steinwurf
5. Steinwurf
6. Steinwurf
RESTART AT STEP 1

As your rabbit is a critter, it takes reduced damage from Elemental attacks AND the Crystal Prison will really do nothing to the critter as CC is less effective against critters! You want to avoid Bodenbruch, since it hurts. The way to do that is as follows.

Use your carry pet to soak round 1 and 2*. Switch in your rabbit (round 3) and use Eingraben for rounds 4-5 (You will avoid one Steinwurf and soak one the following round). Next use Schlaghagel for two rounds (round 6 and then back to round 1), then use Ausweichen to avoid the Bodenbruch in round 2 (and also the following Steinwurf on round 3!). Use Schlaghagel for round 3, and then start again with Eingraben on round 4-5 (as listed above), rinsing and repeating till the Earth Spirit is dead!

*NOTE: The Bodenbruch in Round 2 as listed above will deal about 500-550 damage to your carried pet, or about 350 if they are a critter (takes less damage from Elemental attacks). So, unless they are Mechanical (will resurrect after taking a killing blow) or Magic (can only take a maximum of 40% of it's health in a single hit) you will want to make sure your carried pet has enough health to withstand a hit!

Sludgy

Mechanicals take less damage from 2 out of 3 of Sludgy's attacks, and when possessing a Beast type ability, can put out a lot of damage to get him down quick.

When Sludgy comes out, switch to your mechanical - in this case Fluxfeuerkätzchen. The strategy with the Fluxfeuerkätzchen is very straightforward - Schleichen, then Klaue till Sludgy is dead. It may well be that your mechanical dies or is very close to death by the time Sludgy goes down - that's ok.

Darnak the Tunneler

Below is the ability order that this pet uses against you.
1. Steinhaut
2. Eingraben (Submerge)
3. Eingraben (Emerges)
4. Steinrausch
5. No ability (all abilities on CD)
6. Steinrausch
RESTART AT STEP 1

Time to bring your rabbit back in to work his magic! The precise setup of abilities selected for your rabbit means that it will take ZERO damage from Darnak. Here's how.

Switch your rabbit back in as soon as Darnak comes out; he will do Steinhaut when you do so. Next use Schlaghagel for one round, and when Darnak submerges, use Ausweichen, which avoids not only the Eingraben, but also the following Steinrausch on round 4! Continue with Schlaghagel for rounds 4 and 5 (round 5 is a free shot round, Darnak doesn't even do anything!) and finally Eingraben for round 6, which avoids Steinrausch. Now rinse and repeat your way to a win!

As one of the hardest trainers out there, this method will be a sure fire way to farm experience and bags day after day.

Kommentar von zinseng

After reading many, many, MANY comments and groans about this spirit (and thank you all for your contributions and knowledge sharing), I still ended up wiping on this guy a good 9 or 10 times.
What finally did it for me was switching my opener pet.. I originally tried my rare Water Waveling, which got very very close. However, without being able to open til it was already at half hp, it was rendered pretty useless. It only dodged the opener stun 1 out of 5 attempts at the fight.

The line-up that finally worked for me, after much tweaking (and mumbling/cursing under my breath) was a good old rare Rabbit, followed by my rare Kun-Lai Runt, and an uncommon Robo-Chick manned up and finished him off. Note, this was a close enough match that Robo-Chick did actually die and it was only the mechanical family trait that allows them to res that allowed me to finish him off. However, this attempt by far was the smoothest.

Critters also break out of stun very quickly, and Rabbit is fast enough to always take the first move so I ended up just burrowing and dodging on cd while using some flurry in the mid. In hindsight I would have used Scratch, since his mobs can buff themselves to take X less dmg per hit, so Scratch > Flurry.

Just wanted to give a little feedback of my own since you guys have been there for me plenty of times with helpful hints.
Good luck to each of you :)

Kommentar von 1075736

Heres what I did to win this fight.

I chose the Elder Python, Tiny Harvester and Eternal Strider as my pets, all rare level. The Pandaren Earth Spirit came out first and used its Crystal Prison on my Elder Python, rendering it useless for a round and forcing me to bring in a different pet. I brought in my Eternal Strider, as it does extra damage against elemental pets and used Pump, which applies huge damage. I then self healed and used Pump again, bringing down the enemy. I was able to get in one Water Jet against Sludgy before being killed. I brought my Python back into the mix at this point. Since the Elder Python has 3 attacks that all do extra damage against critters, this is an easy choice for fighting Sludgy. With my first move I used Poison Fang as to apply the DoT. Second, Huge Fang and then finally Burrow. This brought Sludgy down. Again I had time for one more attack against the final enemy, Darnak the Burrower. I went with Poison Fang, as the DoT carried over even after bringing in my final pet, the Tiny Harvester. This pet is ideal in this match up as it does extra damage against pets from the beast family. I went Overtune, Metal Fist, Metal Fist, Repair, Metal Fist. The Repair is *KEY*. I had something like 1000 more health than my enemy and I thought the rest of the fight would be face roll, but Darnak then attacked for 1018 points so it was VERY WISE that I healed my pet.

I hope this helps someone out there. I know it doesn't allow you to power level another pet but you also don't have to forfeit the match 100 times before getting a different match up at the beginning. It also doesn't require you to track down or grind for hard to find/earn pets, as all of the pets I used are easily found throughout Azeroth.

Enjoy the fight!(##RESPBREAK##)8##DELIM##ElhonnaDS##DELIM##

Kommentar von Iamhere0907

Hi,
I thought I would leave my plan because it might help somebody else. I started off with the
Emerald Boa-rare lvl 25 (bite/hiss/burrow). Because, the elemental automatically cages him. Then I went on to use the Eternal Strider-rare lvl 25 (water jet/cleansing rain/pump). This is a great pet in my opinion. Lastly, Anodized Robo Cub-rare lvl 25 (demolish/repair/maul). I used my heals on the Robo Cub and Strider as much as I could. Then you basically bob and weave and hope that your pets dodge a few moves here and there. This fight was a pain for me. I hope that this helps somebody and saves them some frustration.

Kommentar von Anitara

Just beat this guy with a lev 23 Rapana Whelk and a 25 Fluxfire Feline, both rares. The earth spirit went first, and I had the whelk as my first. Killed the earth spirit with the whelk, then Sludgy came up and finished the whelk off. The Fluxfire feline killed Sludgy and the tunneler pretty easily (although he did have to use his second life to do it). Didn't even have to use my third.

Thanks to all who went before me for the suggestion of the snail and the Fluxfire... I had tried many combinations of pets and failed every time before this.

Kommentar von 1093658

I read that he was very difficult so I was worried going in but I got him down my second try fairly easily.

I used all rares lvl 25

Grassland Hopper against the spirit. His cocoon strike helped wonders, along with his heal. Plus he could break out of the stun. Being a critter he took less damage and made the spirit a joke.

I then used fox kit & celestial dragon.

Went really well. Hopes this helps others.

Kommentar von 918562

WoW thanks for the Rabbit strategy, and the mechanical, worked like a charm!

First one is a bit harder to finish ( I used the HOT on my Crab and did him with the tolai hare), then brought in the mechanical, had time to perform a heal and spammed the first spell, then the last round the beast ugly thing didn't even do a single damage to me!

Kommentar von anasa

Once again, Anubisath Idol carries the day. Reflect the elemental's stun, make a sandstorm and ride to victory.

Kommentar von 1062573

This is a strategy updated to allow you to defeat this trainer in 5.3 with only 2 pets, allowing you to level a third pet. A perk of this trainer is that you can level a level 1 pet against them as your low level pet will be taking no damage.

The strategy requires some very specific pets but is very repeatable. The first pet you will need is Eichhörnchen with a speed over 329. As this is a relatively specific requirement, I will attempt to explain why aspects of this pet are needed after the strategy explanation, and encourage you to find other combinations that meet the needs. You will want Woodchipper, Cower, and Nut Barrage.

The second pet you need is a Kriegsbot with Missile, Minefield, and Extra Plating. A Dunkelmond-Panzer with Missile, Minefield, and Ion Cannon can work as well, but is slightly less reliable at beating the second pet due to a lack of a damage reduction.

Strategy:

Enemy Pet #1: Earth Spirit
Start with your low level pet and "attack" once. Your pet will get stunned and take no damage; this is sufficient for it to get experience.

Swap in your Squirrel. On the first turn, use Cower. From this point on, alternate between Nut Barrage if it's available and, if not, Woodchipper. When the enemy uses his zero-damage stun against you (which should be one turn after Cower comes off cooldown), use Cower again, and this will reduce the damage of his next big hit. You should kill it soon after.

Enemy Pet #2: Ooze Critter
Open with using Woodchipper against the enemy ooze. Your squirrel will probably die at this point. If not, push whatever damage you can into it.

Bring out your Warbot. Use Extra Plating on the first turn, then get a Minefield up, then Missile it to death. Use Extra Plating if it comes off cooldown, but don't use it if the enemy would die from using Missile instead that turn.

Enemy Pet #3: Beast
Use Missile on your first turn. The enemy will Burrow on the next turn; use Extra Plating if it's available, which it usually will be. Missile on turn 3 and the enemy should die (Minefield did half the work). If using the Tonk instead, use Ion Cannon when the enemy is low enough to kill, which may be turn 1.

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Explanation: I'm including this for people who don't have a high-speed Squirrel, as it's somewhat of an obscure pet to find.

First of all, you want a critter that's faster than the enemy's elemental. This isn't a very high requirement. The advantage is that being a critter makes all of his attacks weak to you; being a critter makes stuns last one turn less. If you're faster than him, then his stuns do nothing to you; you hit first, then you get stunned, and it doesn't last until the next turn. This is hugely advantageous against this trainer.

The goal against the second pet is you need to take out roughly half its health with your first pet. This is where the biggest limitation in the fight comes in. The enemy opens with a very hard-hitting ability. In most fights, your critter will die from it simply because they accrue too much damage from the first part of the fight (Your Warbot does not need to worry about the enemy quite as much because his hard-hitting ability is Arcane, which does reduced damage to mechanical, and he usually has Extra Plating up.). This is where the high-speed comes in though. By being higher speed than the enemy (which has a speed of 329), you can Woodchipper one time before you die. The Woodchipper alone will do roughly 600 damage to the enemy by the time it finishes ticking, and the Nut Barrage dot will contribute a little bit too. This takes out about half the enemy's health, and gets you in range for your Warbot to win the fight with enough health to finish.

One other option would be to try and use a very, very low speed Squirrel (i.e. more health / attack) and use Adrenaline Rush instead. This means he'll take more damage against the elemental, but if you're hitting hard enough or have enough extra health, you can make up for this. You won't need to be faster than the elemental (before using Adrenaline Rush); the first turn the Squirrel comes out, it gets hit by the Elemental's other stun, and won't get hit again for several turns. So there's no necessity to be faster when it first comes out, just before the enemy begins stunning again. This may work with less restrictions on the particular Squirrel being used, and as long as Adrenaline Rush is active, you should still be able to get Woodchipper on the enemy Ooze before you die.

As for the final part of the fight, the goal is that the enemy needs to die before it can do Stone Rush. This will do upwards of 1000 damage to a Mechanical pet, and when you're trying to beat a trainer with only 2 pets, it's not feasible to expect enough health to survive this. This is why you need to pre-load the damage with Minefield; it makes you spend longer on the second pet, which isn't very dangerous to your mechanical, in exchange for shortening the duration of the third part of the fight.

Kommentar von Qliyo

Had no problem at all to take them down with my 3 lvl 25 pets.

I used Grassland Hopper, Hyjal Bear Cub and Celestrial Dragon.

Kommentar von Crimsonshade

I didn't have some of the pets listed here leveled up so I used grassland hopper (2,2,1 ability slots) He killed the spirit and half of the slime pet. Then I used an elfin rabbit to finish him off and got one burrow off on darnak the tunneler. For the finish I used an alpine fox (any fox will do) howled and attacked.

Kommentar von 1117144

I saw the line up for this pet fight and was like 'sweet', easy peasy.

Then I fought him.

Then I decided that my mechanical line up, just wasn't up to Kratzen (bit of wow humour).

So after a little trolling through wowhead, I tried the bunny method, or part thereof.

My line up:
lvl25 blue Elfisches Kaninchen using Eingraben, Ausweichen, and Schlaghagel (in that order)
lvl 25 blue Kaiserkrabbe using Panzerschild, Erneuernder Nebel and Schnappen (in that order)
lvl25 Aufziehgnom using Metallfaust - didn't get around to using anything else.

Works every time.

/Cheer

Kommentar von eSoTeReK

Rapana Whelk, Alpine Foxling Kit and Robo-Chick was my combo.

Kommentar von 1116860

This Pandaren Spirit masters are in locations where you need to fly (be level 90 with Pandaria's flying ability) or have someone generous enough to transport you there, which in my server you just can forget about it.

I don't know why nobody has posted but this are his pet types, which could be in random order:
Elemental, Critter, Beast

Since not everybody have the same pets that most people suggest in here for the battle;
You need to figure it out with what you have in hand or probably having to level raise an specific pet you need based on the battle requirements:

The elemental have speed boost, also will likely paralyze you in his first move. So you need an aquatic with both high speed stats and submerge in the first round. Also, his boulders hit pretty hard which will obliterate your pet quite quickly. All that being said, he don't auto heal so the key is high speed stats, aquatic attacks and survivability.

The critter will hit you with poison and also have speed boost. My strategy was use the first pet until it die (which was going to happen in a round or two anyway), that way the critter has been soften up a little for the actual pet that it's going to battle him.

The beast can hit like a trucker, like I did with his second pet I use my pet until it die so at least the mechanical pet don't risk to barely make it. This pet can hit 1,000 points in a single blow. Also, tends to hide in the first or second round so don't use your strongest attack until the end. I barely beat him don't underestimate him.

My team:

Artic Hare (highest speed pet I have & use Burrow then Scratch), Core Hound Puppy (use Burrow, Dodge & Thrash), Menagerie Custodian (use Overtune to give myself speed boost and finish him off with Ion Cannon)

Good luck!

Kommentar von craigsea

Folks, this is an easy 2 pet fight, just use 2 rabbits/hares with speed 305+, both using Flurry, Dodge, and Burrow. Sludgy has speed 334 so you may want one or both of your rabbits to be 335+, though not necessary as the other two have speed 300.

By jjanchan (10,355 – 4·20·75) on 2013/04/08 (Patch 5.2.0) has the pattern.

And Enquillion (22,187 – 6·21·122) on 2013/01/02 (Patch 5.1.0) showed us the 1 pet rabbit before 5.3 came out.
The extra Stone Shot in 5.3 took that option away.

Start with your Leveling pet, and as soon as Crystal Prison is thrown, swap to one of your rabbits. If you do it right, your 2nd rabbit will take little or no damage.

If you have the safari hat and a pet pet XP boost food, a level 1 is now level 12, if not, Level 10 or close.

Kommentar von dlbert2000

He uses (in order):
Pandarischer Erdgeist (Elemental with Bodenbruch Kristallgefängnis Steinwurf)
Oily Slimeling (5.4 made him magic, with Schleimberührung Kriechender Schlamm Toxikose)
Darnak the Tunneler (Beast with Eingraben Steinhaut Steinrausch)

Kommentar von 1132703

1. Bandicoon (Bite, Survive, Poisin fang)
2. Alpine foxling kit (Bite, Howl, Dazzling dance)
3. Rabid Nut Varmint 5000 (Metal fist, overtune)

With these animals you won't need to switch between them in order to survive. It works every time. They are all lvl 25 and not that hard to come by. :-)

Kommentar von mewmewface

mongoose pup - gnaw screech dive
qiraji guardling - crush, sandstorm, reckless strike
rapana whelk- ooze touch, acidic goo, headbutt

Kommentar von amylee33

After many, many tries, I finally downed this guy with:

Rapana Welk
Kun-Lai Runt
Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling

Kommentar von Gorgane

I wasn't leveling anything. He was easy w/ Bandicoon > Stunted Shardhorn > Clockwork Rocket Bot

Kommentar von tarc

Update for 5.4: Sludgy has been changed from a Critter type to Magic type, adjust team accordingly, e.g. a Wild Crimson Hatchling.

Kommentar von Burnay

As of 5.4 Sludgy is no longer a critter type pet. He is now magic type along with all the other slime pets.

Sad that the excellent strat at the top of this page has a huge gap in it now but he was certainly always intended to be magic type they finally just got around to correcting their mistake.

Kommentar von 1144549

After 5.4 I found that using the emerald proto-whelp in place of the flux-fire feline worked best for me.

Kommentar von joalcom

As of 5.4, I found the easily acquired Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling best to deal with Sludgy. As a mechanical, it takes reduced damage, and it's dragonkin Breath attack does increased damage against the now-magical Sludgy. To boot, it will even revive, if it somehow manages to die!

Kommentar von Bandeeto

Easily reachable before you can learn to fly in Pandaria using a Goblin Glider from the peak of Mount Neverest in Kun Lai. You land perfectly at his feet like it was planned that. Pretty fun way to do this master tamer daily.

Kommentar von anniebenlen

Just managed to two-pet him with Spring Rabbit, using burrow and dodge as often as I could, and Darkmoon Tonk (make sure that Darnak, his critter, is greeted with a minefield). Maybe I got very lucky with the range, but it seemed like a fairly easy win for me with these two.

Kommentar von 1024890

I finally got him with these all lvl 25s
elfin rabbit - flurry, dodge, burrow
mechanical pandaren dragonling - breath, bombing run, decoy
clockwork gnome- metal fist, blitz, launch rocket

Kommentar von watermen

To 2-pet this fight:

I used Clockwork Gnome and Tolai Hare Pup.

The order of the team should be:
1. Leveling pet
2. Tolai Hare Pup (must have more than 301 speed)
3. Clockwork Gnome (must use Railgun because of higher dps) or Menageric Custodian

The tactics is exactly like what the top posts here described:

1. Use your leveling pet to absorb 2 rounds of dmg.
2. Then bring the Rabbit to take down Pandaren Earth Spirit, please see the very first and top comment here on how to use rabbit.
3. When Earth Spirit died, bring out Clockwork Gnome, just keep using Railgun until Sludgy die.
4. Clockwork Gnome should die together with Sludgy or has a little HP left, just dps Darnak until he dies.
5. Bring the Rabbit back again, rabbit will never need to take any dmg in this fight.

Kommentar von dlbert2000

After many hours trying to assemble the perfect team to 2-pet this guy for power leveling, I've come to the conclusion its just not worth the trouble. 3 pet him for the bag and move on.

Kommentar von 808661

Just beat this pet with a Rapana Whelk and an Infinite Whelpling. The Whelk is good against the first elemental pet with Dive and his dot. It is also a plus that you cannot be cc'd by the Thundering pet's attacks. For the magic pet, I used the Infinite Whelpling and was able to get free hits on his other pet when the magic pet would be asleep due to the Whelpling's sleep ability.

Had my Anubisath Idol ready just in case I had to bring him out.

Kommentar von Aliandrin

To 2 versus 3 this Trainer Quickly and Easily:

1. All you need is two bunnies. Flurry/Dodge/Burrow Everything else is more complicated. I recommend Brown Rabbit because it's easy to buy, but any two bunnies will do as long as they outspeed Sludgy at 334 speed. (Do get it in rare though.)

Start with your lowbie. He needs no health whatsoever. He can be level 1. He w only be taking the Crystal Prison, which does no damage.

Switch to a bunny. Using dodge and burrow, take as little damage as possible from the Spirit and try to make sure dodge is up when Sludgy comes out. You should be able to take a chunk out of Sludgy and finish him off with your next Rabbit.
Now here's the fun part: A bunny can be completely immune to the mole.
Round one: Flurry.
Round Two: Flurry.
Round Three: Dodge (which will dodge his burrow plus one stone rush)
Round Four: Flurry
(Mole now has one round of downtime because of his CDs. So on Round Five you will Flurry again. This is your free one and the keystone of this strategy.)
Round Six: Burrow under the mole's next Stone Rush. If Burrow actually hits, you'll hit him white his shield is down.

Lather rinse repeat.

Kommentar von 545550

Rabbit strat still works for 5.4 with a lowbie pet in the first slot, but use a Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (Breath, Bombing Run, Decoy) instead for Sludgy, then bring your rabbit back in for Darnak. Use rabbit as outlined in jjanchan's comment, then bring in Dragonling. Use Decoy, then spam Breath until Sludgy dies. At Darnak you can choose to either immediately swap in your rabbit as in jjanchan's strat, or drop a Bombing Run and then bring in your rabbit. If you do a Bombing Run then swap to rabbit, start with Dodge since you've missed the first two rounds and Darnak will use Burrow when the rabbit comes in.

Kommentar von 1133236

I had to laugh at the comment about not trying to lev a pet in the 3rd slot.. seeing as the strat we used b4 isn't working well now ,but I actually did 2 pet it using a rabbit with burrow/flurry/dodge and then switched to anubith when elemental died used sandstorm/deflection/crush..switched back to rabbit when he died and didn't need 3rd pet so I lost out on leveling lol but all in all was worth it got the pet from him this time :) thanks to all the posters!

Kommentar von vitreous

Had a lot of failed attempts with various rabbit/Anubisath Idol combos. Here's what finally worked for me:

Rapana Whelk (Ooze Touch/ Acidic Goo/ Dive) Used Dive to open, then Acidic Goo for the DoT, and just Ooze Touch until the Earth Spirit dies. Plenty of health going into the next battle with Sludgy. Rinse and repeat until the whelk is dead.

Darkmoon Tonk (Missile/ Minefield/ Lock-on) Opened with Minefield so it would be ready for Darnak. Missile and Lock-on on CD with Sludgy. Died and revived when Darnak came in, and Minefield takes out a chunk of his health straight away. Used Missile to get Darnak down to 44 health before the Tonk died.

Arctic Hare (Flurry/ Dodge/ Burrow) I saved a pet with Dodge till last, seeing as Darnak had been such a pain on previous attempts, but with Minefield and Missile (plus Darnak missing if you're lucky), he only had 44 health when I switched the bunny in. Used Dodge, then Flurry and he was gone, so could probably have used a levelling pet here instead.

Happy battling!

Kommentar von angeldefury

5.4 Nerf WORKING COMP TO CARRY A PET

After trying many annoying strats that left me unable to carry a 3rd pet that was lvl 1 anymore (always had 50 health left on mole who then bombed my lvl 1) I finally found a strat that works since the stupid ooze was changed from critter to magic

Pet 1 slot - (lvl1 of your choose-carry) swap out after first cc
Pet 2 slot - (darkmoon rabbit s/s or spring rabbit-upgraded)
Pet 3 slot - (upgraded Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling)

Pet slot abilities
Darkmoon Rabbit- Huge sharp Teeth, Dodge and Burrow: -use against elemental, swap out once ele is dead to dragonling

Mechanical Dragonling- Breath, Decoy, Bombing run: Swap this guy in after pandaren spirit is dead, start with decoy, then use breath until you have about 2 moves before death throw up bombing run so its ready for the mole. If your dragonling makes it to the mole, throw up another bombing run and do as much dmg as possible before swapping your rabbit back in

lastly, use rabbit to finish off the mole, using your doge for after he burrows and sharp teeth/scratch for when he is buffing his shield and going under ground, use burrow 0-1 turns after youv'e used your double dodge

Kommentar von harro1

Updated for 5.4.2 Looks like Pandaren Earth Spirit is starting to do a lot better against rabbits. Stealth nerf to our pet levelling npc.

Kommentar von demmeister

Although I found jjanchan's strategy to be great for winning the fight, it was very difficult to level a pet because of the range of pets I had available to me.
I did however find a tweak that much improves your chances:

Start with the level 25 Rabbit.
Round 1 use dodge.
Round 2 use flurry.
Round 3 use flurry.

You're now back in line with the original strategy..
Round 4-5 use burrow.
Round 6 use flurry.
Round 1 use flurry.
Round 2 use dodge.
Round 3 use flurry.

Once the Earth Spirit is down and Sludgy swaps in, use burrow. Your Rabbit will go down to very little health but will not die. As soon as the burrow is done, swap out the rabbit and bring in a level 25 Dragonkin pet. Use the Dragonkin to kill Sludgy as quickly as possible. There are two possibilities here:
1. Your Dragonkin kills Sludgy.
As soon as Sludgy dies and Darnak comes in, swap in your levelling pet. Darnak will cast Stoneskin. Swap in your rabbit. Darnak will Burrow. Cast Dodge with your rabbit and you're back in to the original strategy rotation. Your Rabbit will take no further damage.
2. Sludgy kills your Dragonkin.
This is the problem I had with the original strategy and how I've found that my tweak makes all the difference. Bring in your levelling pet. Having not used it to soak damage in the first two rounds, it is still at full health and can (depending on its level) survive a round or two against Sludgy. Also, having used your Rabbit to Burrow against Sludgy, Sludgy should be very nearly dead. Use your levelling pet to finish off Sludgy and then bring your Rabbit back for the normal rotation against Darnak.

I hope this provies a useful alternative to the original strategy - I found that it was the only way I could reliably carry a levelling pet into this battle.

Kommentar von 1204293

With the change to Sludgy in 5.4 and him now being magic jjanchan's strategy is difficult to implement due to the Fluxfire Feline getting owned by Sludgy more often than not. Occasionally
you can still manage to get lucky and Sludgy misses a few times and Fluxfire emerges victorious, but it's so seldom that it's not really worth it.

I've found that replacing Fluxfire with the Clockwork Gnome makes this a much more manageable strategy. Simply swap him in as soon as Sludgy comes out. Proceed to place a turret, then heal, then another turret, then metal fist him until one of you dies, if it's him great, if it's you, try to burrow with your rabbit. You may end up getting into a position where you can finish off Darnak. If not just try again.

Like I said, it's not a perfect strat, but it's more reliable than trying to get lucky with Fluxfire.

On another note, I'm leveling a Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling, and I will see how well he stacks up against Sludgy.

Kommentar von Sweetsoft

I two petted this with:
Bandicoon Kit
Darkmoon Tonk

I also had used Wolpertinger with great success earlier in my attempts. I think it would be a good idea to use the Wolpertinger and then the Darkmoon Tonk.

Bandicoon Kit, I just did powerball over and over. I used Survival to get one more powerball in. I pulled in the third pet I was leveling for the sludge, to cast one spell. Then I got out the Darkmoon Tonk and cast Decoy, and chained Missiles until the rat was low enough to explode.

I mentioned Wolpertinger earlier. All I had to do with him was cast sleeping gas. It hit really hard and kept making the earth spirit and sludge trade in and out. I was able to kill them both with the Wolpertinger.

Kommentar von Kevinem

Easy guide:

Turn your perky pug to rare and lvl 25 and it will bring the Earth spirit down so easily ...

it is critter so it wont stun or anything

here is the rotation

1 = Perk Up
2 = Burrow
3 = Bite or Comeback til the Perk Up CD is over
4 = Perk Up
5 = Burrow
6 = again Bite or Comeback

note : if the spirit misses a attack you will have your perky pug for battle of ooze ,
fight with Sludgy till pug dies

and for the Sludgy

a rare lvl 25 Spawn of Onyxia will be so awesome

1 = Tail Sweep
2 = Healing Flame
3 = Tail Sweep
4 = Tail Sweep
5 = healing flame if u had chance for 1 more attack to that Rat

and rare lvl 25 robo-chick will eat that Darnak

1 = Wind-Up
2 = Overtune ( if the rat went to underground pass the round )
3 = SECOND use of Overtune
4 = then you will be at 1 or 2 % of your hp
5 = Use wind-Up
6 = Darnak will Kill you but you will be back to life and then
7 = Cast Second Use of Wind-Up

And Bam! Curse is over

Wish this could help.

Kommentar von mossy2775

first pet is way OP blizz. !@#$er hits 5x before you even get a chance. nerf this *!@#$

Kommentar von Zatie

Eternal Strider still the best for the spirit that's first up. Second should definitely be a mechanical pet - I used Anodized Robo Cub. My suggestion for the third pet is Anubisath Idol. His shield is an automatic block for when that stupid rat uses dig.

Kommentar von Mofype

Rapana Whelk or any other snail takes the Thundering Pandaren Spirit down fast.

Acidic Goo
Dive
Absorb
Absorb
Acidic Goo
Dive
..and he is down

For the 2 others, I used Darkmoon Tonk and Emerald Whelpling.

Kommentar von kellhell1

I am not a great pet battler and have a limited collection but I beat the Pandaren Earth Spirit fairly easy. I hope this is helpful, I did my first battle with recommended pets and did not do well at all but found the comments here quite useful to win the second time.

To battle the Elemental I used my Rapana Whelk - ?evel 24 - Rare - B/B
I used Dive, Acidic Goo, then Ooze Touch 3 times, elemental dead

To battle Slimey I used Anodized Robo Cub - Level 25 - Uncommon - H/P
I started with Bite, Maul, Repair, Bite, Maul, Bite, Bite, Slimey was dead

To battle Darnak I was able to get two hits in with Robo Cub before he was done then I switched to my Anubisath Idol - Level 25 - Rare - H/H
Sandstorm, crush, crush, crush, crush, and Darnak was dead

Kommentar von smetia

After loosing many times to the earth spirit and getting annoyed by his stuns.He gives a crystal prison then spel wich stunes and another hit u lost about 1000 hp not good and i thought what doesnt take stuns critters my only one was a rapan welk.

2 shots from the earth spirit and no dmg for me i used absorb shell and dive dont think i took 200 dmg form earth.I think it is possible to beat the other with a mechanical dragon ling and the welk leaving you a 3rd to level .

The magic gives 3rd spell and rat has dmg reduction and big dmg charge.ill give a comment tomorrow if its possible.
Not possible for 3rd pet the rat has a charge that gives extra to mechanical i used a anodized bear gave on first with crit 1500 dmg and on second 1000 white dmg and it missed one burrow .if doscover way for 3rd pet to come in please add a comment .

Kommentar von 899970

A video to show how I do this battle with 2 pets:
Thundering Pandaren Spirit - 2 Pet Strategy

Kommentar von smetia

jjanchan ideea is very nice with the rabbit nicely thought but i tried 2 times with a Fluxfire feline and died before killing the magic so replaced the cat with a Mechanical Pandareen Dragonling because he has breath wich gives extra to magic and you can avoid secong Expunge from Sludgy.

After you soak dmg with you leveling pet do jjanchan rotation kill the elemental ,get the mechanical in the arena use Bombing run he will hit Expunge,Breath he will cast creeping ooze put decoy breath until dead.
THrown a bombing run in the mouse head give breath and you die get the rabbit to the crazy rotation wich means dodge when burrow and burrow when he charges.

Kommentar von Otes

As of today, March 3, 2013 you can no longer re-battle the Pandaren Spirit without turning in the quest to fast level pets.

Kommentar von expirados

Thank you for oldest posts.

After many tries, the best group of pets against Thundering Pandaren Spirit I have found:
Rapana Whelk against Pandaren Earth Spirit and Sludgy (until Rapana Whelk's life is quite low): Dive and during the cool down, I used Absorb.
Scourged Whelpling
Flamering Moth: Cocoon Strike can avoid the big damage caused by Darnak the Tunneler.

I hope it can help others.

Kommentar von Etreum

A common Rapana Whelk easily takes care of Pandaren Earth Spirit.

Any Dragonkin will execute Sludgy with very little problem - I used an Emerald Proto-Whelp

The nightmare lies with Darnak the Tunneler...

I used a Darkmoon Tonk to lay mines while still fighting Sludgy, and still got two-shotted when it cam in to fight Darnak. If it hadn't been because of Ion Cannon and the missile I was able to get off after I came back to life... But I did it.

Kommentar von DawnSeven

I'm going to post this under the Whispering Pandaren Spirit too. I've read here and there that repeated battling of the spirits was hotfixed recently, but I couldn't find any mention of it in the patch notes. I couldn't tell therefore, whether the ability to battle these guys was broken from the start of MoP and is now fixed, or if it was working as intended before and is now broken, so I submitted a ticket. Here's the GM response:

Heya Xxxxxx, Game Master Senkayn here!

To be honest I've not heard of this before. It may simply have become broken with 5.4.7 as I'm not seeing any information on it one way or the other. Since I’m not able to find any current reports or work-arounds regarding this issue, I’ve taken the information you’ve provided to me and submitted a report to our QA and Development teams.

The information you’ve provided will be helpful to both the QA and Development teams and they’ll begin investigating, attempting to re-create, and then fixing this particular issue.

Etc, etc.

Kommentar von Rosalynann

Started with Rapana Whelk- I used Dive as my first move, and the important thing is that the first pet's stun move will completly miss Rapana Whelk every time. I then switched to Scourged Whelping- its important to note that the ability that mends you when you strike the enemy pet is just a crutch here; I couldn't win with this combo until I quit using it. I finished with RoboChick using Batter and Wind Up.

Kommentar von MotherOfDanbo

Rapana Whelk

Emerald Proto-Whelp

Cogblade Raptor

Cogblade Raptor wasn't used.

Good luck :)

Kommentar von marvaduke1

I used Rapana Whelk lvl 22 common first, then
Emerald Whelpling (not proto) Second then used
Core Hound Pup Third. Whelpling and Pup were both lvl 25.

Kommentar von maryalice

I battled this guy with at least eight different teams based on suggestions here and the only team that finally worked for me was:

Tolai Hare Pup (level 25 H/B) - burrow, dodge, flurry (in that order)
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling - decoy, bombing run, breath (it was only level 23)
Lil' Bad Wolf (level 25) - dodge, howl, claw

Other notes: critters like the Rapana Welk, and Shimmershell Snail, worked fairly well against the fire spirit pet. Also, aquatic pets worked equally as well as dragonkin against the magic (Sludgy) pet. While each of the opponents pets are very hard-hitting and challenging, each time the deal breaker was the last little mouse. Twice I had him down to less than 10 health and he beat me, once it was a toss up because we both died at the same time (he the mouse still won). In the end Lil' Bad Wolf seemed to triumph with just the right combination - or, it was sheer luck HA!

Kommentar von Tarnish

I've been leveling pets left and right to beat these quests ;)

The team that worked for me

Rare 25 Golden Civet Kitten has a higher speed than the TPS that starts the fight. I dove, and was able to kill TPS and have some life left. Cast a Screech on 2nd pet then switched to my Wild Golden Hatchling. 3 tail swipes(with bonus dmg for being slower) and a lift off, and I was able to cast a lightning storm on the beasty mouse. My Clockwork Gnome came out and was able to defeat them all :)

Kommentar von Romance

Righty, since the most top tactic does not work anymore with the changes from critter to magic, I wanted to put down the way I figured it out aswell. Excuse me for the plain text, without nice and sexy links to the actual info, but I have no clue how that works. ^-^

My pets:
Tolai Hare Pup - Level 25 - Rare
Onyxian Whelpling - Level 25 - Rare
Terrible Turnip - Level 18 - Rare

The thing is, I wanted to level up my Turnip and these trainers are the best way to do that.

I started off with the rabbit, just let it begin straight away, the boosted pet (Terrible Turnip) will come later. The first attack is a stun that doesn't work on critters. After that burrow, so this part is basically the same as is written in the first post. What I did tho, he always does Rupture after Crystal Prison - which means you can see it coming and block it anyway - so make sure your pet has 300+ speed!

The first Rupture you miss by using Burrow, the second by using Dodge. In between you just flurry and he should be dead before the thirth Rupture.

After he dies Sludgy comes around. Here I swap my Onyxian Whelpling into the fight. I start off with Lift-Off, to avoid some damage, and after that it's using the heal when it's off cooldown and Tail Sweep untill he is dead.
If you use another dragon or attack, make sure that if you are FASTER than Sludgy that you do NOT use Tailsweep, because it only does extra damage if you're slower.

In my case, usually Onyxian Whelpling has some HP left when Sludgy dies and so I let him use lift-off or Tail sweep (depending on wether Lift-Off is on CD at that moment) on Darnak - Just to get some starting damage on him. I let him attack untill he dies, which should be 1-3 rounds, and then swap in my boost pet.

The boosted pet will probably get him, so I wouldn't recommend a level 1 pet. After his one attack, you swap in the rabbit again. As soon as you see Darnak go underground, you have to use dodge. Flurry the next one, because your dodge will get the next attack too, and after that you can Burrow again. Then just flurry untill he's dead, which should not take very long.

I hope I could help some people with my tactic!

For whoever wants to boost the level 1 pets, I suggest doing "Burning Pandaren Spirit" spirit - that fight is a lot easier to avoid getting any damage at all.

Good luck if you want to try it!

Kommentar von Magekin

There's plenty of suggestions; here's how I beat all 4:
Flowing Pandaren Spirit: (SE Dread Wastes) his Pandaren Water Spirit is elemental (as is the similar beast for all 4 of them), Marley is aquatic and Tiptoe is aquatic. The Water Spirit uses whirlpool, geyser and tidal wave. Make sure to avoid the big attack 2 rounds after he casts whirlpool. Marley uses Pump (make sure to avoid the big damage of its second cast). I beat it with Baby Blizzard Bear against Tiptoe, Rapana Whelk against his water spirit (diving to avoid the whirlpool) and Azure Whelpling, not the best choice, against Marley.

Burning Pandaren Spirit: in NW Townlong Steppes, uses Pandaren Fire Spirit (elemental), Crimson, a dragonkin, and Glowy, a flier. He brought out Crimson first with me, then the pandaren spirit and lastly Glowy. Crimson will cast cyclone first then Liftoff; use some damage mitigation spell on round two since you won't hit him during his Liftoff. The fire spirit uses conflagrate, immolate and cauterize (heals itself). Glowy uses swarm, sting and glowing toxin. I beat him with Anubisath Idol, Rapana Whelk and Nexus Whelpling. The whelpling is great against fliers like Glowy, and the Idol against dragonkin like Crimson.

Thundering Pandaren Spirit: (SE Kun Lai Summit) uses Pandaren Earth Spirit (elemental), Sludgy (magic) and Darnak the Tunneler (beast). I beat them with Rapana Whelk (dive on round 1), Baby Blizzard Bear and Spring Rabbit. Although Rapana Whelk isn't strong vs. elementals, its ability to dive and avoid damage is a big help--the Pandaren Earth Spirit starts out casting a crystal prison thing that will immobilize your beast for 2 rounds, by which time it's about dead. Fortunately Rapana Whelk is faster at level 25 rare, and the cooldown is the same, so he can dive every time earth spirit casts its imprisoning spell. This guy swapped out Sludgy for Darnak the Tunneler on me, when Sludgy was getting near death. My Baby Blizzard Bear was great for Sludgy but not so much for Darnak. However a level 25 Spring Rabbit, made rare quality, with flurry, dodge and burrow, has great survivability and can finish off both sludgy and Darnak.

Whispering Pandaren Spirit: West Jade Forest. He uses Dusty, a flier, Whispertail, a dragonkin, and Pandaren Air Spirit, his elemental. Dusty has nothing special: moth balls, moth dust and cocoon. Whispertail uses flyby, slicing winds and wild winds. His air spirit uses slicing wind, wild winds and soothing mists. I downed this team very easily with Chrominius followed by Anubisath Idol. Chrominius with its first attack set to attack the whole enemy team, and its second ability set to healing, almost killed all three (unfortunately its group attack is weaker, after Dusty is dead). Anubisath Idol finished them off, and I never used my 3rd critter at all.

Kommentar von Faraga

beat him with a Rapana Whelk, Lil' Deathwing, and Anodized Robo Cub! took most of the time hes been out to figure out which works perfectly, but there is my pet combo!

Kommentar von jademermaid

The key here is a fast critter to start with. Critters aren't affected by the stone prison, and you want to go first and smack him down asap Find a critter with speed better than 300. I used a Rare 23 S/S Bandicoon Kit (Tongue Lash)for the elemental, a Rare 25 Golden Hatchling (Roar, Lift, Breath) for the sludge, and 25 Anubisath Idol (Sandstorm, Crush)for the mouse.

Good luck! He's a toughie!

Kommentar von 1236543

just kill it with :nordrassil wisp lvl25: light/flash/arcane explosion
fel flame lvl21: flame breath/scorched earth/conflagrate
menagerie custodian lvl25:zap/shock and awe/ion canon

strategy:start with wisp (being faster) do flash (blind -50% hit chance) hope he miss,then "light",then arcane explosion till flash cd finish and repeat,if wisp die first,bring fel flame if not weakened the fluid till wisp die,then bring fel flame,do scorched earth then conflagrate then flame breath till fluid die,when rat came in,switch to menagerie custodian,ion canon,then pass 2 round,then shock and awe+zap should do it,unless the rat got lucky on his 50% hit chance atk,then finish him off with the fel flame.

worked on first try,will try further and keep u update

Kommentar von tempovision

Can someone write down a good combination since patch 5.4? I tried several combinations, but still no luck.

Kommentar von Cardinalai

I found Red Crickets for Earth Spirit into Emerald Proto Whelp for Sludgy + Darnak the Tunnel was fairly effectively. Timing is definitely a factor though, since you want to eat big hits with Cocoon Strike, and keep your HP high.

Kommentar von Tintaglia30

Finally beat this guy with Scooter the Snail (lvl 25 rare), Dread Raven and Fox Kitt.

Kommentar von 1340083

I used:

1. Rare level 25 H/S Silkbead Snail: Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive.
2. Rare level 25 P/P Nexus Whelpling: Frost Breath.
3. Rare level 25 H/H Menagerie Custodian: Overtune, Shock and Awe, Ion Cannon.

Silkbead Snail easily killed the first pet ("Pandaren Earth Spirit" the elemental). He cast an Acidic Goo on the second pet ("Sludgy" the magic pet) to apply the 25% damage buff before swapping to Nexus Whelpling.
Nexus Whelpling killed Sludgy with three Frost Breaths (edit: Sometimes, he dies in just two frost breaths).
Menagerie Custodian killed the third pet ("Darnak" the beast) in four rounds, counting the swap.

Kommentar von Posh

The Thundering Pandaren Spirit. He was always one of the hardest battles I ever had, and I struggled all the time against him, until someone very kind shared with me their secret to the fight...

Now it is easy to 2 pet battle and win it every time with a leveling pet, even a level 1 pet can survive this battle

Team:

1st slot, leveling pet, (even level 1)
2nd slot Level 25 Snail/Whelk, (any kind), suggest anything but a B/B snail, Abilities: Absorb, Acidic Goo, and Dive, -- Note: this pet is supposed to die in this stratagy.
3rd slot, Level 25 Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (must have used a stone to convert him to rare), Abilities: Breath, Bombing Run, Decoy

Reasons to use Snail instead of ANY other critter such as a rabbit:
I have used many different critter pets (including S/S rabbit) till I discovered the snail. Dodging and swapping pets you loose so many unnecessary rounds.
I found the snail to be one of the fastest pet battles, because of the 25% damage debuff + dive (+damage against elemental pets.) After swapping in the snail, the spirit is typically dead in 3 to 5 rounds (Dive sometimes 1-shots him).
Then having the snail hit Sludgy before dieing with goo, lets the dragon hit 25% harder, so the slime typically only lasts 2 breaths. leaving the dragon to finish the mole very easily. It is a extremely fast battle, (except rarely when dive misses the elemental and forfeit and try again, you don't have too, the snail can still win, its just faster to forfeit)

Battle:
Round 1 vs Pandaren Earth Spirit, low level pet gets stunned, (if you use a critter, do not use an ability that has a chance to stun the Earth Spirit)
Round 2 switch to your Snail pet
Round 3 Goo him
Round 4 Dive
Round 5 If dive did not hit, forfeit, and try again, otherwise, Absorb till it is dead. (you can try to keep Goo up, but I did not find it worth maintaining)
Next round, vs Sludgy, Acidic goo him, and Absorb till dead, Use Dive if you can dive without dieing (you need over 400hp to Dive), because he will dot you before you go under, and you will die submerged, so it was better that you Absorb till dead (Try to keep goo up especially before you die)
When Sludgy kills your snail
Switch to the Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling, and just use breath on him, DO NOT WORRY ABOUT HP, because your dragon only needs to have 1hp to win against Darnak the Tunneler (3rd pet).
Round 1 with Darnak the Tunneler. Use bombing run,
Round 2, use Breath (Darnak will burrow after getting hit)
Round 3, use Decoy, because the Darnak the Tunneler will have used Burrow last round
Use breath till Darnak is dead, you will die, but revive, and finish off the Darnak.

I have only had the Mechanical dragon die once before... I always win with this strategy.
Another strategy involves using rabbits instead of snails, but I just use the snail strategy because I like the extra 25% dps, and the shorter rounds that the goo attack gives you.

-Posh

(check out my guide on how to use pet battles to level your characters while grinding your pets to higher levels too)

Kommentar von thulsadoom

My team

Two Pet strategy with carry or Elekk

25 Rare Rapana Whelk (Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive) B/B
25 Rare Darkmoon Zeppelin (Missile, Explode, Decoy)
Level Pet/Elekk (level 1)

Open with Whelk. Dive, Acidic Goo, spam Absorb. Use Dive again when up. Earth spirit should die after second Dive. Acidic Goo, Spam absorb, use Acidic Goo just before it expires. Whelk dies. Bring out Zep, spam missle till Sludgy is dead. Missile, Drop decoy. Spam Missile till Failsafe, then Explode.

When the Zeppelin explodes killing Darnak, the carry pet runs out and gains XP while never having to swap into battle.

27 rounds. Level 1 carry pet to level 11.

Kommentar von Rahaf

My Experience:

I am doing The Longest Day

** For this fight I have used the following pets with the below mention abilities and strategies in row :P .. To me it was a piece of cake even if my first two pets died.

1. lvl 25 .. 1790 HP Rapanad Whelk

Abilities:
Ooze Touch - Shell Shield - Dive

Strategy:
Shell Shield > Dive > Ooze Touch > Ooze Touch > Shell Shield > Ooze Touch > Dive (if not missed the spirit will be dead at this time if missed used Ooze Touch again ^^ )

Rapana is still alive now and you need to Ooze Touch Sludgy 2x if available and by then your First pet will die and Sludgy will be around (1469/1769) HP. your Hatchling should be selected for battle.

2. lvl 25 .. 1627 HP Wild Jade Hatchling

Abilities:
Tail Sweep - Call Lightening - Lift-off

Strategy:
Lift-off > Tail Sweep > Tail Sweep and Darnak is ready for battle. USE Call Lightening it doesn't matter what to use next because that rat will hide under the ground and your pet will die. comes your Gnome.

3. lvl 25 .. 1546 HP Clockwork Gnome

Abilities:
Metal Fist - Repair - Build Turret

Strategy:
Build Turret > Metal Fist > Repair > Now use Build Turret > Metal Fist > Metal Fist

WALA !

Tried this couple of times and this is the best strategy I followed :) This works 95%

You can always change pets according to your choice.

Good Luck!

Kommentar von KisoMinamoto

1: Carry pet
2. Arctic Hare (2,2,1)
3. Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (1,1,1)

vs Pandaren Earth Spirit:
- Attack with Carry pet > Pass round > switch to Arctic Hare
- Burrow > 2x Flurry > Dodge > Flurry

vs Oily Slimeling:
- Switch to Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling
- Cast Breath until Oily Slimeling dies

vs Darnak the Tunneler:
- Switch to Arctic Hare
- Flurry > Dodge > 2x Flurry > Burrow
- Flurry > Dodge > 2x Flurry > Burrow
- Repeat the cycle until Darnak the Tunnele dies

Kommentar von ToviValdora

This tamer seems to be missing. I checked wowpedia and Google but I can't find a link to what is going on. I ran around his area to see if it's a new phasing issue with no luck. I asked in trade chat (I know; risky) and someone said he was "retired." Anyone able to confirm this rumor?

The npc came back after a reset.

Kommentar von Aesiria

Just had my level 21 Iron Starlette one shot Darnak ^^,

Kommentar von Brianne

I didn't have a fully leveled snail or Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling so I had to make due and this is the team that was very effective for me (all level 25s):

Marsh Fiddler with Screech, Cocoon Strike and Nature's Touch - using Cocoon Strike and Nature's Touch whenever available, handling the Pandaren Earth Spirit was a breeze. He continued on to start damaging Sludgy before he died.

Then my Shore Crab with Snap, Healing Wave, and Shell Shield - using Shell Shield first and applying it again right before it drops, then use the heal whenever needed.

Last was my Iron Starlette, who made quick work of Darnak.

Kommentar von Seana

I use:
25 rare ninja Bandicoon 2,1,2
25 uncommon ninja mechanical pandaren dragonling 1,1,2
25 rare guardian anubisath idol 1,1,1

Powerball twice, then tonguelashed till Bandicoon dead (He should last long enough to finish Earth and get in a hit or two on Sludgy)
the mech.dragon decoy'd, bombing run, then breathed until dead
anubisath idol - sandstorm, then use deflection when Darnak is burrowed, and crush for filler.

(At this point I don't have many 25s to choose from, but this strat has worked repeatedly)

Kommentar von moblinman

Been doing this fight every day to carry a pet, the strategy I always use is Rapana Whelk > Warbot > carry pet.

Turn 1: Dive
Turn 2: Absorb
Turn 3: Acidic Goo
Turn 4: Absorb
Turn 5: Absorb
Turn 6: Acidic Goo
Turn 7: Dive. Acidic Goo Should kill his first pet while you're submerged.
Turn 8: Acidic Goo
Turn 9: Absorb
Turn 10: Absorb, but snail will probably die before you can hit. Bring in Warbot.
Turn 11: Missile
Turn 12: Minefield
Turn 13: Launch Rocket, to set up for the kill.
Turn 14: Switch to carry pet.
Turn 15: Switch back to Warbot.
Turn 16: Missile, should kill his second pet. 3rd pet enters, Minefield triggers.
Turn 17: Launch Rocket, good win.

Kommentar von plokmijn12

Easily beat with the following team:

Scooter the Snail - Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive
Spawn of Onyxia - Tail Sweep, Scorched Earth, Lift-Off
Darkmoon Zeppelin - Missile, Explode, Decoy

Scooter the Snail against Pandaren Earth Spirit
Spawn of Onyxia against Sludgy
Darkmoon Zeppelin against Darnak the Tunneler

Kommentar von inzomniack

I had a hard time finding pets at 25 that matched the suggestions posted, but made do with the following team:

Ruby Droplet
Emerald Proto Whelp
Lil' XT

(If I got stunned on Earth Spirit's 2nd attack, this plan failed and I had to start again, same if he crit, so it's not foolproof)

Against Pandaren Earh Spirit:
1st attack - doesnt matter, get stunned
Pass
Drain Blood to heal
Acid Touch
Acid Touch
Dive (This should finish it off)
Acid Touch till dead - swap in Emerald Proto Whelp

Emerald Proto Whelp vs Sludgy:
Breath
Breath
Proto-Strike
Ancient Blessing
Breath till dead - swap in Lil' XT

Lil' XT vs Darnak:
Boombot
Zap
Repair
Zap

Hope this works for some of you.

Kommentar von 1414581

Doom
Haunt
Cleansing Rain
Water Jet
Park Toad (keep alive)
Shadow Shock
Powerball till Darnak
Demolish
Explode

If you don't get it, you ain't got it.

Kommentar von vikichan

Like few players, I like to play muzzle-to-muzzle with some trainers. Also I tried to do it with easy to find pets:

1. Rapana Whelk - Absorb, Acid Goo, Dive
2. Emerald Proto-Whelp - Breath, Emerald Presence, Proto Strike
3. Ancient Nest Guardian - Metal Fist, Extra Plating, Wind-Up

Start the fight with Rapana Whelk
- Dive
- Acid Goo
- Absorb
- Absorb
- Absorb
- Absorb

Switch to Emerald Proto-Whelp
- Emerald Presence
- Proto Strike
- Breath

Switch to Ancient Nest Guardian
- Extra Plating
- Wind-Up
- Metal Fist
- Metal Fist
- Metal Fist
- Wind-Up

If you don't have Ancient Nest Guardian, you can use mechanical pet with similar abilities to nuke the last one. Even you can you use a siucidial pet, it will still do the job, since you have your other two pets alive

Up to you

Kommentar von elazul123

Easily beat this guy with :
Death adder hatcling S/S
Kun lai runt P/S
Mud jumper H/B

Tips for this battle is to avoid pandaren earth spirit stun skill with blind of bubble, the rest is just easy swapping adder and kun lai runt for his blind and stun

Hope this works, happy pet battling :D

Kommentar von oaralie

Hey guys,

I have a bit of a unique pet collection, so I tried this with some good success.

Fel Flame
Brilliant Bloodfeather
Menagerie Custodian

Opening - get stunned son, nothing you can really do about that, then dot him up with flame breath and immolate and conflag him and just continue to generally dot him.

fel flame dies, you bring in bloodfeather and use quills, in this battle i didn't even use hawk eye, just quills, when i got hit by the snail thing or whatever, it was pretty strong so I thought it wasn't a good choice but it turned out fine since drain blood is so powerful.

bloodfeather dies, you bring out custodian, zap, zap, shock and awe, you die, but you live since you're an OP robot, then you just ion cannon to oblivion. Victory.

I'm sure there are better options out there, but I hope this helps since with this combo got it first try without much real strategy.

So, I tried reduplicating this today and it works about 1 in 4 tries due to the second stun missing by the spirit. GG.

Kommentar von Superfluowow

Hello, here my video to defeat this trainer and complete: Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEx3C4RPx94&feature=youtu.be

Here defeating it with just two rabbits
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhi7j66TgNs&feature=youtu.be

Kommentar von Alipeeps

For those who might not have the specific pets mentioned in other replies, I just tried this using whatever pets I had to hand in the aquatic/dragonkin/mechanical format and beat him fairly easily using Eternal Strider, Celestial Dragon and Tiny Harvester.

Kommentar von kendallzemp

I won against this trainer using Anubisath Idol first, then Dark Whelpling, then Darkmoon Tonk. The Idol made short work of the first pet, by leading with a block, because the first pet always stuns right off. I had a little luck on my side, because that first pet never stunned again, and the RNG for the Idol's attacks were favorable. The Whelpling used the fiery breath spell repeatedly, and did not use the Call Darkness, because healing isn't really what the opponents do. The tonk just hits hard, and a couple of the opponent pets have a spell that blocks up to a certain amount of damage, so you have to hit hard to do anything to them. Also, I got more "bang for my buck" using Missile instead of Lock On, even though what they say you get would suggest otherwise. There may be better, more "sure fire" choices for the 2nd and 3rd pets on your team, but I do recommend trying the Idol for the first slot.

Kommentar von 1312400

The 2 pets I used are Rapana Whelk and Darkmoon Tonk

Rapana Whelk
Start with Dive, then keep Acidic Goo up, and Absorb until you can dive again. Spirit should be dead.

For Sludgey, just keep Acidic Goo up, and Absorb until Whelk dies.

Darkmoon Tonk
Start with Minefield, then spam Missile til Sludgey dies.

With Darnak, the earlier Minefield probably took a big chunk of HP off. Ion Cannon. It probably won't finish him off if he's faster and puts up Stoneskin. After a few turns, he uses Stone Rush which probably kills you, but kills him at the same time.

And so, the Elekk or levelling pet steps in taking all the XP and the victory.

Kommentar von Garabel

Tolai Hare Pup
Ellek Plushie
Singing Sunflower
start with hare
Flurry --- stun (fail critter)
burrow--- fail
dodge--- fail
flurry--- fail
swap ellek
wait till dodge cd
swap tolai
dodge or burrow(if stun comes and fails)
then earthen spirit dies and you still have around 1300 hp
then maul 2nd enemy till you die and you'll die
then singing sunflower
Photosyntesis
sunlight
solar beam
magic pet dies
3rd enemy
recharge
recharge
photosyntesis
sunlight
solar beam
recharge
recharge
solar beam and victory

Kommentar von Nootal

For those who don't have any too OP pets here is what I used:

Silkbead Snail: first thing I did was dive. He lasted into the next round with sludge but died after one or two attacks.
Crimson Whelping: I kept Lift Off and it did me justice. Used one heal and then breath did the rest. He didn't last too long in the last round.
Iron Starlette: He deals a lot of damage using wind up...patience is worth it. When he dies he comes back to life with just the right amount of gusto left, ended the battle at him being down 879/1465hp

Kommentar von 1219484

My strategy:
Silkbead Snail (Mine was level 22 rare)- Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive
Lil' XT (Level 25)- Zap, Repair, Boom Bot
Kun-Lai Runt (Level 25 rare, didn't even use)- Takedown, Frost Shock, Deep Freeze

Started with Snail, absorbed the stun and used Dive, avoided the spikes. Then used Acidic Goo, then spammed Absorb until dive was back up. Rinse and repeat.

Out comes Sludgy. Kept the snail out because it had served its purpose and it wouldn't be worth the damage to switch out. Basically resumed my rotation til the Snail died.

Took out XT, dropped Boom Bot. Zapped Twice, then used Repair. Boom Bot finished it off.
XT continues to heal. Upon finishing the heal, dropped Boom bot (Basically keep boom bot up as much as possible). Spammed Zap u12ntil dead. Mechanical type brings it back to life. Zapped it and then boom bot went off. GG

Kommentar von midobu

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(S2) Thundering Pandaren Spirit (team)/battle sequence:Fixed (Patch 6.0.3)
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Alpine Foxling = Type:Fox(B)
Darkmoon Zeppelin = Type:Zep(B)

<Add with> Leveling up pet{ or } (or Type:Zep as a 3rd pet)

Somehow each day outcome comes out differently. So I end up with 2 Battle Sequences. If #Battle Sequence1 does not work try #Battle Sequence2. 1st enemy part is the only different part. I will recommend to read out loud while you choosing each command to stay on the right path.

#Battle Sequence1(Require Paste addons to paste in chat)

<Thundering Pandaren:Fox(B) & Zep(B):BS1> (1) Fox D - pass! - C - F - F - F - F! - (2) Zep D - M - M - B# - M - M - Mx! - (LvUp { or } - attack) - (3) (if Zep is already there ) or (start with Fox ) - Fox #Dx - Zep D - M - B# - (M:repeat)x - !LvUp {( or } or attack)

#Battle Sequence2(Require Paste addons to paste in chat)

<Thundering Pandaren:Fox(B) & Zep(B):BS2> (1) Fox F - pass! - C - F - F - #D - F - #LvUp { or } - Zep { or M} - (2) Zep D - M - M - B# - M - M - Mx! - (LvUp { or } - attack) - (3) (if Zep is already there ) or (start with Fox ) - Fox #Dx - Zep D - M - B# - (M:repeat)x - !LvUp {( or } or attack)

Success Rate: 10.0% (cry)

Explanation:
#Battle Sequence1(1) Start a battle with Dazzling Dance then use pass.
(! - if Foxling get stunned here then reset battle and restart again.)
Use Crouch then Flurry - Flurry - Flurry - Flurry.
(! - if 1st enemy does not die at this point then reset battle and restart again.)
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#Battle Sequence2(1) Start a battle with Foxling use Flurry then use pass.
(! - if Foxling get stunned here then reset battle and restart again.)
Use Crouch then Flurry - Flurry - #1Dazzling Dance - Flurry (if you are lucky enemy dies here then skip to (2)). At the next round Foxling will be sealed by crystal then swap to #level up pet { or } then right away swap back to Zeppelin.
Use Bombing Run if enemy health is lower than 96 or use Missile to finish it off.
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(2) Stay with 2nd enemy (or swap to Zeppelin) use Decoy and use Missile 2 times - #2Bombing Run - Missile 3 times.
Zeppelin will die once but Zeppelin will be resurrected.
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Right after Zeppelin's resurrection:
If Zeppelin does not have a speed buff from Foxling's Dazzling Dance then swap with level up pet.
If Zeppelin has a speed buff but can not defeat 2nd enemy for its next attack then swap with level up pet.
Using level up pet and destroy the 2nd enemy.
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(! - If enemy does not die at the same round with Bomb falling or Zeppelin dies for the 2nd time by enemy poison then reset the battle and restart again.)
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(3) Stay with 3rd enemy use #2Bombing Run then swap to Foxling. Use #1Dazzling Dance and Foxling will be killed.
Swap back with Zeppelin and use Decoy - Missile - #2Bombing Run and keep on using Missile till get killed.
! - Most likely level up pet {( or } is pulled out in the end. If enemy life is less than 200 then use pass command because enemy will rush into you and enemy will get killed by its own damage.

Footnotes:
#1 - Foxling Dazzling Dance is important here because it makes Zeppelin moves faster than enemies attack which is essential to win this battle.
#2 - Bombing Run gives more damage in the end and I use it as an indication of when 2nd enemy need to be killed because I need to reset Decoy's cool time before using it for 3rd enemy. If necessary use pass command to adjust more round.

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

Kommentar von HolsUldum

Ein schrecklich großes Abenteuer

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=putlvM9RYH8

Kommentar von Bursi

Enemies are: 1) Pandarischer Erdgeist, 2) Schlammi, 3) Darnak der Tunnelgräber

Tactic with carry pet:

Finchen die Schnecke with Schleimberührung, Säureglibber, Tauchen (1, 1, 1)
Dunkelmond-Zeppelin with Rakete, Explodieren, Lockvogel (1, 2, 2)
Carry pet

1+2) Tauchen
3) Säureglibber
4-6) 3x Schleimberührung
- TPS dies, Sludgy comes in

7) Schleimberührung
8) Säureglibber
9) Schleimberührung
- Switch to Zeppelin

10-13) 4x Rakete
- Sludgy dies, Darnak comes in

14) Rakete
15) Lockvogel
16-18) 3x Rakete
19) Explodieren, when Darnak has <618 HP
- Darnak dies

E1: It is not needed to bring in the carry pet. It is the only pet which is alive in the end and gets the whole XP without doing anything :).
E2: If you don't have Scooter, any other snail should also work.
E3: If something went wrong: don't use Explodieren when Darnak is dived down.

*Special thanks to Rendigar.

Kommentar von QcRoman

What I finally figured out is key here after so many attempts with aquatic pets against the opening elemental is that a critter is immune to that guy's crystal prison but he will still open with it and use it on cooldown which means now it is the one wasting a turn instead of you every time he goes for it so you deal that much more damage and go on through to the magic one.

Kommentar von EvilEhl

I've used this two-pet strategy a couple of times, so I could finally get my Elekk Plushy through in the third slot. This isn't a strategy to level a third pet - I haven't found a great combo or identified a gap in the fight to slip that in yet.

1. Rare S/S rabbit (I use the Arctic Hare): Flurry, Dodge, Burrow
2. Darkmoon Zep: Missile, Bombing Run, Decoy
3. Back-up pet or Plushy

Against Spirit: Flurry, Dodge, Flurry, Burrow, Flurry 2-3 more times. When spirit throws Crystal Prison, he should have low enough health that you can take him out on the next turn before he casts Rupture. If 2 flurry strikes (123 dmg each for me) won't take him out, burrow instead.

Against Sludgey: Dodge, Flurry 3x, Burrow (to avoid Expunge), Flurry until bunny bites it. Switch to Zep. Missile until Sludgey buys it.

Against Darnak: Bombing Run, Decoy, Spam Missile.

Kommentar von lomogeek

This guy was the absolute worst for me.

My defeating team were all level 25

Rapana Whelk (Ooze Touch, Shell Shield and Dive)
Emerald Proto-Whelp (Breath, Ancient Blessing and Proto-Strike)
Robo-Chick (Batter, Overtune and Wind-Up)

Kommentar von Night0wl

From this post

The 2 pets I used are Rapana Whelk and Darkmoon Tonk

Rapana Whelk
Start with Dive, then keep Acidic Goo up, and Absorb until you can dive again. Spirit should be dead.

For Sludgey, just keep Acidic Goo up, and Absorb until Whelk dies.

Darkmoon Tonk
Start with Minefield, then spam Missile til Sludgey dies.

With Darnak, the earlier Minefield probably took a big chunk of HP off. Ion Cannon. It probably won't finish him off if he's faster and puts up Stoneskin. After a few turns, he uses Stone Rush which probably kills you, but kills him at the same time.

And so, the Elekk or levelling pet steps in taking all the XP and the victory.

I was able to use this strategy, but substitute a Lil' Smokey(1,2,2) and include a Sticky grenade when Darnak arrives. He did a ton of damage, killed my pet but took several hundred from Missile, 800+ from Mines, and as his coup de grâce was 550~ from Sticky grenade. My carry pet, a Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling amusingly, picked up 4,800+ XP @ level 3~

Thanks saedo!

Kommentar von 201644

So many posts said this fight was the hard and long, but you made it easy. Thanks for the help!

Kommentar von reitage

For those of you without a leveled up Rapana Whelk:

Seidenperlenschnecke
Mechanischer Pandarendrachling

Good luck!

Kommentar von 1517867

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhIZ-FLr4zG9Ffeg3y5g_TQ-6Egha3Ev1

Kommentar von Elenda

Finally got an Elekk carry to work by using:
Rapana Whelk (2,2,1) and
Emerald Proto-Whelp (1,2,2)

Dive to avoid Rupture.
Shell Shield.
Absorb on repeat.
When you have one round left on your Dive cooldown, hit another Shield (this is for some protection against Sludgy's first attack, which is coming soon).
Dive - this should kill Pandaren Earth Spirit.
If RNG has not been on your side, just hit another Absorb or two.

When Sludgy comes out, Dive.
Absorb a couple of times until your Shield's about to run out, then renew it (always make sure the Shield is up).
Get in another Dive if you can.

When Rapana Whelk dies, bring out EPW.
Now it's just a patient game of Emerald Presence, Emerald Dream, and Breath.
You want to use Dream whenever you can, just make sure you have enough Presence rounds to cover your nap.
You will be tempted to use the dragon racial when it comes up, but don't even bother. Keep on the Dream and Presence routine.

Took me three tries, but it was heaps more consistent that the other strats I tried from here.
Good luck!

Kommentar von Hallux83

After like 5 attempts with numerous pets i was able to beat it using the following pets

Lvl 25 Eternal Strider ( water jet, healing wave and pump) takes out his elemental pet no prob

Lvl 25 Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling ( Breath, Bombing run and Decoy)

Lvl 25 Iron Starlette ( wind up, powerball. and supercharge)

that rat is a beast .. but i managed 876 health left when my starlette killed him... thank god for failsafe mechanisms :p GOOD LUCK!

Kommentar von 1540993

What a pain if you don't have the right pets to do this!
BUT

I tried everything and i finally got him with 3 of my pets.

This is silly.

Marsh Fiddler (lvl 22 green) Almost got the spirit all the way down :O

The i used Nuts (lvl 25 rare)

And last i used Anubisath Idol - he even missed one of his hits!

Really need to get that little grasshopper to lvl 25 and he will really kick some butts :P

Kommentar von fairymath

I had been reading all your comments with fear of being able to accomplish this without having to go and get a bunch of new pets however I found a new way!

First pet: Skunk (rare, lvl 25)
I constantly used stench and rake whenever they were off cool down and scratch as a filler.

Second pet: Infinite Whelpling (rare, lvl 25)
Begin with early advantage then healing flame. Tail sweep as the filler.

Third pet: Menagerie Custodian (rare, lvl 25)
I feel like any mechanical pet could probably finish it off. I used Shock and Awe on cool down and zap as a filler.

Hope this helps!

Kommentar von Elysianphoenix

Another combination that worked (just barely, I would recommend substituting Alpine Foxling for a dragonkin pet):

- Silkbead Snail
Abilities: Absord, Acidic Goo, Dive

- Eternal Strider
Abilities: Water Jet, Cleansing Rain, Pump

- Alpine Foxling
Abilities: Bite, Howl, Leap

Kommentar von jackpg98

Pockets too tight to invest in those so-called "dragonlings"? Tired of camping snails? Well, I've been finding some pretty cheap strategies for carrying a pet with every pet battle trainer, Thundering Spirit included. You'll need a rare S/S rabbit that is not a Grasslands Cottontail. I recommend Tolai Hare or Tolai Hare Pup if you want to camp rabbits, but a rare-upgraded Spring Rabbit is cheap and can be found at your local auction house. You should give the rabbit the moveset Flurry, Dodge, Burrow. Also, you'll need a P/P Iron Starlette, using Wind-Up, Burrow, and Supercharge.

Starting with the rabbit, use Flurry, Dodge, Flurry, Burrow, then Flurry. Unless you get extremely unlucky, Dodge should become off cooldown either as Sludy comes out or before it happens. If it's clear that that won't happen, pass instead of Flurrying so that you can Dodge Sludy's Expunge. Otherwise, just keep on Flurrying until Earth Spirit bites the dust. Next up is Sludgy. Begin with Dodge, then Flurry, Flurry, Flurry, Burrow, Dodge, Flurry, Flurry. If the rabbit dies right after burrowing, that's fine. Switch to your carry pet, then to Starlette and spam Powerball until Sludgy croaks. Next, on Dormok, just Wind-Up, Supercharge, Wind-Up. Boom, like 300g worth of pets just carried your level 1 through one of the hardest tamers in the game. :)

Kommentar von emeraldfox76

Edit: As a random note, if you are approaching the Spirit from the Vale, you won't see him until you move forward enough to get into Kun-Lai. I had a blonde moment with this for a few minutes.

Rapana Whelk (lvl 23): Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive
Arctic Hare (25): Flurry, Dodge, Burrow
Azure Whelpling (25): Breath, Arcane Storm, Ice Tomb

RNGesus was with me, as the spirit didn't stunlock me to death in the first turn! Immediately started with Dive, threw up Acidic Goo, and absorbed that baby until Dive was avail again. The whelk even survived until the second pet!

I brought out the Whelpling then, spammed Breath, when I knew he was about to die, I threw up Ice Tomb to help with the rat, since I've read that he's an A-hole. lol. I actually had no trouble with him, it was the stunlocking Spirit that got me down.

Finished off with the Arctic Hare, dodging and burrowing whenever possible. I have the other pets mentioned in other comments, but nothing of a level that could be of use right now. Surprisingly, these pets won the day! I'll have to name the Rapana Whelk and invite him officially to my team of favorites. He was truly MVP.

Kommentar von Tolaire

Rapana Whelk (2/2/1)
Darkmoon Zeppelin (1/1/2)
Elekk Plushie

Was a tight call, but worked for me.

I used Rapana Whelk's Dive to bring down the Pandaren Spirit. When Dive had cooldown, I switched to the Plushie.

Sludgy got a Dive as well, but Rapana Whelk then died quickly. I switched to the Zeppelin. I used Decoy to avoid the Burrow, set Boming Run on cooldown and otherwise spammed Missile.

The Zeppelin went down, but at the same time, the last Bombing Run killed Darnak.

Kommentar von nanrector

Thundering Pandaren Spirit 7.0

Rusty Snail 2,1,1 (any snail should work.)
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling 1,1,2
Level Pet

1.
Bring in Level Pet
Bring in Snaill
Acidic Goo
Dive (if no hit forfeit)
Absorb till dead.

2.
Acidic Goo
Absorbe till dead.
Dive if you can not die. need 400hp.
Absorb once or twice.
You Die
Switch to Mech. Dragonling
Breath till dead.

3.
Bomb. Run
Breath (foe burrows)
Decoy
Breath till dead.

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NOTES:
1. I use Rematch so my pets are in order for that. Even though a Leveling Pet might go in first, always have pets in the order shown.
2. When I suggested using something on cooldown, or when it’s available, that means to use it when it only has 1 active round left. Don’t wait until it’s off to use it again.
3. Most level pets are brought in and out making no attacks unless stat

Kommentar von Boxofbeer

Kommentar von ruthven78

Beat him today with Rapana Whelk, Scourged Welpling and Darkmoon Zepplin

His stun never hit my Whelk *shrug* maybe cause tht attack is weak against critters.

Rapana Welk (Absorb, Acidic Goo, Dive)
Scourged Welpling (Shadowflame, Death & Decay, Plagued Blood)
Darkmoon Zeppelin (Missile, Bombing Run, Decoy)

Welp I started with dive, then acidic goo, and absorb till spirit was dead. Then on sludgy did dive, acidic good, and then welp died before absorb.

Brought in the sourged welpling and just flamed sludgy till it was dead. Then on Darnak I used Plagued Blood first, then Death & Decay as darnak goes into ground, then shadowflamed until welpling was dead.

Brought in Zeppelin, used decoy, then bombing run, then missile till darnak was dead. You want to time it so that his tunnel and slam hit the decoy.

Kommentar von soddara

I beat the Thundering Spirits pets with Silkbead Snail, Dream Whelpling and Scraps.

Kommentar von ZeCham

Not having the pets mentioned here, I was finally able to get him with Rapana Whelk (1,1,1,) Wild Crimson Hatchling (1,1,1) and Emerald Turtle (1,2,1) and all i got was an Exquisite Murlock Leash worth 50g, no pet LOL

Kommentar von SleeplessSposter

You might feel obligated to use something like, say, a level 25 Biletoad named Henry on this fight. Common rookie mistake, you're gonna keep getting your ass kicked until you decide that there's no answer other than "this one's impossible."

This is super easy, you're just trying to brute force it and not think outside the box. What you want is a snail. Any snail will work, just so long as he has shell shield and dive equipped. So get your little boy Gary in there. Mine's a silkbead, it's up to you whether you want a level 25 rare with high HP or high speed, but those two are the things you want most out of your snail. Keep diving and ooze touching, eventually the spirit will die.

Why a snail? Why not some aquatic pet?

Simple. Critter pets are immune to stun effects. The reason you keep dying is because the earth spirit has 2 different stuns. In fact, one of his attacks just makes him waste a turn now!

Kommentar von Vonka

Did this today
Rapana Whelk 1-2-1(H/B)
Scourged Whelpling 1-2-1(P/S)
Emerald Turtle 1-2-1(H/H)
start with dive, then shield, then ooze till dive is up when Elemental is dead
switch to whelpling- death and decay, then shadowflame, once you rez-plaqued blood
now Turtle, ram, heal, bite till ram up, heal when you can.
finish off with whelk dive, and ooze.
took three tries but it works.

Kommentar von SaltyGoldfish

Reliable 2-pet strategy:

Inspiration for this strategy comes form Jerebear's post here:
https://www.warcraftpets.com/community/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=15285#p121165

Rosentaipan or Todesnatterjungtier breed S/S (abilities: Heimtückischer Fangzahn---Bisswunde---Blendendes Gift)
Buddler breed H/P (abilities: Toxischer Rauch---Bohransturm---Explodieren)
Carry Pet level 1 (it will zero damage)

Round 01: Blendendes Gift
Round 02: Bisswunde
Round 03: Heimtückischer Fangzahn
Round 04: Heimtückischer Fangzahn
Round 05: Heimtückischer Fangzahn---------- if Rosentaipan or Todesnatterjungtier die here, reset
Round 06: Heimtückischer Fangzahn---------- Pandarischer Erdgeist dies
Round 07: Blendendes Gift
Round 08: Bisswunde
Round 09: Heimtückischer Fangzahn---------- Rosentaipan or Todesnatterjungtier die, choose Buddler
Round 10: Toxischer Rauch
Round 11: Toxischer Rauch---------- Schlammi dies
Round 12: Toxischer Rauch
Round 13: Bohransturm
Round 14: Toxischer Rauch
Round 15: Toxischer Rauch
Round 16: Explodieren end

Rematch string, tdBattlePetScript, Niggles string and short video with more information here: https://youtu.be/0f2jaLw6aRU

Kommentar von Azay

Much Thanks to all the comments here with the 2 pet strategy. I tried several with alot of RNG misses. Here is what finally worked for me:

Thundering Spirit

Leveling Pet (must be able to take 800+ damage)
Olivetail Hare 2.2.1 (must be Health & Speed)
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling 1.1.2

Leveling Pet takes first 2 hits
1 - Pass (because of stun)
2 - Any attack
3 - Switch to Hare
4 - Burrow
5 - Flurry
6 - Dodge
7 - Flurry
8 - Flurry
9 - Burrow
10 - Flurry
**Pandaren Earth Spirit should die at 10 or 9
> Sludgy Comes in
11 - Switch to Mechanical Dragonling
12 - Breathe
13 - Decoy
14 - Breath
15 - Breath
16 - Breath
17 - Breath
**Sludge should die at 16 or 17
> Darnak the Tunneler comes in
18 - Switch to Hare
19 - Flurry
20 - Dodge
21 - Flurry
22 - Flurry
23 - Burrow
24 - Flurry
25 - Dodge
26 - Flurry
27 - Flurry
28 - Burrow
29 - Flurry
30 - Dodge
31 - Flurry
32 - Flurry
33 - Burrow
34 - Flurry
**Darnak should die at 33 or 34

Credit to = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSKmLIsBjR8

Kommentar von vikn

Simple strategy for Elekk Plushie with two pretty common household pets. I decided to cut out all the Es ist so FLAUSCHIG! swaps and Panzerschild. While these can give you a bigger margin. I found that you generally have enough margin without them. But if you are having issues because of the breed or poor RNG, soak Toxikose with your plushie and keep shell shield up after you've done your first dive.

Schimmerschnecke Any breed tried all three (1,2,1)
Eisernes Sternchen P/P (1,1,1)
Plüschelekk

Start with Dive
Cast Ooze Touch until Shimmershell Snail dies
Bring in Iron Starlette and cast Wind-Up once
Cast Powerball until Sludgy dies
Cast Supercharge
Cast Wind-Up

Kommentar von Ainguss

This was a really tough fight, and my various pets all died multiple times before I tried this.
Rare level 24 Rapana Whelk(2, 2, 1) and Rare level 25 Iron Starlette (2, 2, 2) were my main two. Plush was the third.

Battle rounds 1-4:
Whelk starts-Acidic goo, Dive (huge-1470 damage dealt), Absorb, Absorb; Spirit dies. Sludgy comes in.

Round 5:
Swap to Plush because Sludgy casts Expunge.

Rounds 6-9:
Swap back to Whelk. Acidic goo, Absorb. Sludgy casts Expunge and Whelk dies.

Rounds 10-12:
Iron Starlette comes in.Toxic smoke (Acidic goo is still going from Whelk), Demolish, Demolish (missed), Sludgy dies from Toxic smoke. Darnak comes in.

Rounds 13-16:
Toxic smoke, Demolish (missed),Demolish, Darnak hits Starlette with Stone Rush (1500 damage) and kills it. Starlette comes back (failsafe) and casts Explode. Starlette dies. This takes Darnak down to just a few hit points. Plush comes in.

Round 17:
Darnak dies from residual damage from Stone Rush cast on plush.

It was close, but worked.

Kommentar von nanciwithani

Here's an updated version if anyone's looking for a more recent account. It took me 2 days to win this battle. It ALWAYS started with the mini me, elemental pet. I used a 25 Auburn Ringtail on him, with Tongue Lash, Counterstrike, and Poison Fang. Get the poison in on your first strike. For Sludgy, magic, I used a 25 Emerald Whelpling with Breath, Moonfire, and Tranquility. Always keep Tranquility active while fighting Sludgy. For the rat, beast, I used a 25 Coastal Sandpiper with Peck, Flock, and Sandstorm. You must use a pet whose speed exceeds the rat's. All of mine were rares.

Kommentar von Kytu

Same strat as previously posted: Rapana Whelk 2,1,1, Onyxian Whelpling (breath, healing flame, lift-off), Alpine Hare 2,2,1 finished with full health.

Kommentar von KyBelle01

Anyone having issues with this guy fading when trying to do him this week? I tried and he keeps fading when I get close enough to interact with him. I tried going to the npc and showing the vale before the black empire assaults and that didn't work either. I submitted a bug report on it, hoping it will be fixed soon and it's not just me having the issues. I was fast enough though to accept the quest but he still keeps fading too fast to actually start the fight.

Kommentar von Tzavan

This guy keeps phasing out on me whenever I approach him while in Kun-Lai Summit - might have something to do with the N'zoth invasions in the Vale. If you approach him from due south you will still be in the Vale and he will still be visible. Carefully inch closer to him until you can interact with him and start the battle.

Kommentar von Vortheus

He kept phasing for me, so I swapped to a toon under level 50 to save the hassle of figuring out what's causing the phasing. No issues on a level 45 toon.

Kommentar von gagfinder

This is the easiest one out of four Pandaren Spirits for me, and the most enjoyable cakewalk for my Immerschreiter, Jungtier des ewigen Drachenschwarms and Menageriewächter.
The Flüsternder Pandarengeist and Fließender Pandarengeist took one loss each, but they went down fast and easy too. Have never lost to this one yet. Start with Strider.
Brennender Pandarengeist though is terrifying, and I'm so happy I got my Pandarischer Feuergeist from Pandarischer Geisterzähmer and won't have to visit that one ever again.

Kommentar von MCS118

As of April 5 2021 version 9.05 engaging battle with the Thundering Pandaren Spirit is bugged. Cannot engage without the trainer disappearing. It may have something to do with the BFA quest currently up "Assault the Warring Clans" However, I completed that quest and it is still a problem.

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

Kommentar von esk27

With patch 9.1 I could again approach the spirit from the Kun-Lai side without it disappearing, so this issue seems to be fixed now.

Kommentar von Icrashdump

Won it first try with Benax, Anubisath Idol and Fel Flame. I was lucky with the stun and it was close though.

Kommentar von MZGrey

I used Rapana Whelk, Scourged Whelpling, and Pandaren Mechanical Dragonling. Only the MPD was a rare, but they were all 25s. Started with Acidic Goo/Ooze Touch/Dive/Acidic Goo/Ooze touch. When the Earth Elemental died, I think I got one more hit on Sludgy with my Whelk, then moved to the Scourged Whelpling. Opened with Death and Decay, then Shadowflame/Plagued Blood, recast Death and Decay towards the end of Sludgy, so I could carry it over to the rat. When MPD came on, I called a Bombing Run, Breath, then when he burrowed, I built a Decoy, Breath, then Bombing Run, then Breath. Something like that. Best of luck! :)

Kommentar von PoeticDiscord

PROBLEM:
Phasing: you're having trouble clicking on Thundering Spirit to start the fight, because it keeps vanishing as soon as you get within interact range, or immediately after you right click it, not giving you any time to click a choice on the pop-up window.

SOLUTION:
Approach Spirit from the North, entirely within Kun-Lai. If you approach it from the south, you're crossing from the Vale zone into the Kun-Lai zone just as you reach him, which causes the phasing to occur.

Kommentar von Eurodancer

I used this trio and it worked on my first try...

Stinker (Or prob any other critter since they are immune to stun) :)
Iron Starlette - 2nd enemy does less damage to mechanical
Darkmoon Zeppelin - powerful vs last enemy

1) Stinker (1, 1, 2) - rake, then use scratch 2-3 times, then rake, then scratch to kill him off. (Stinker should still be alive. If you want to use a bleat in between, by all means.)

2) Iron Starlette - (1, 1, 2) - wind up, wind up again, then finish him off with some Powerballs. (If iron starlette is still alive going into 3rd enemy, get a quick powerball in if possible. He'll die, then when he comes back to life, simply "explode" - if for some reason you need to explode earlier to kill enemy #2, thats fine).

3) Darkmoon Zeppelin - (1, 1, 2) - missile, decoy then bombing run when the rat comes outta the ground. Then just punch the rat with more missiles to end him. (rat is weak against your abilities).

Kommentar von ender1111

Today I decided to revisit the strategy with this trainer, mainly because I was tired of the ballet of rabbit dodges and setting bombs with the dragonling. Below is a very low-maintenance, crit-forgiving strat with more recent pets.
For this you need:
Snoozles (1/x/2)
Microbot XD (1/2/2) (*four subs listed below)
Leveling Pet (any type, any level, zero damage taken)
(No sub for Snoozles, unfortunately, but he's very affordable on the AH. Microbot or one of his subs is also available on the AH. Tranquil Mechanical Yeti, for instance, is very affordable. )

Round 1: Tail Sweep
Round 2: Tail Sweep
Round 3: Tail Sweep
Rounds 4 - 6: Emerald Dream
Round 7: Tail Sweep (Earth Spirit dies. You should be at, or very close to, full health.)
Round 8 (Sludgy): Tail Sweep
Round 9: Tail Sweep
Round 10: Tail Sweep ** (Sludgy dies)
Round 11 (Darnak): Swap to leveling pet
Round 12: Swap to Microbot XD
Round 13: Supercharge
Round 14: Ion Cannon (Darnak dies)

* You can sub in Microbot XD for a pet with a Supercharge and heavy hit. Other Microbots or Killbot. An Iron Starlette can make it work, though it will take an extra turn for the second Wind-Up. Also, a Tranquil Mechanical Yeti can make this strat work with a Supercharged Lightning Storm.

**If Earth Spirit or Sludgy get a couple of good crits in, Snoozles might not survive for the third Tail Sweep against Sludgy, but that's not a problem. Bring in Microbot XD and hit Sludgy 2x with Alert!. After that, resume the regular rotation and Microbot XD will have enough health to tank those two big hits at the end.

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