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Kommentar von xheady

Dropt: Halbleerer Essensbehälter

nach ca. 1,5 stunden farmen hatte ich

360x Dreckverkrusteter Zahn
11x Verunreinigter Edelstein
1x Halbleerer Essensbehälter

in der Tasche! Gedropt hat es letztendlich ein Elite

Kommentar von Tig3rE

Der Schmutzling droppt von Wabernder Dreck, in der Mitte von Ihgalukklamm, im Süden von der Insel des Donners auf Pandaria.
Ihr müsst zunächst ein paar normale Wabernder Dreck töten, solange bis ein großer Wabernder Dreck erscheint. Dieser droppt für euch einen Halbleerer Essensbehälter, welcher den Schmutzling erlernt.

Schmutzling
Wir raten Kampfhaustiertrainern dringend dazu, ihre Hände mindestens eine halbe Stunde lang zu waschen, nachdem sie mit dem Schmutzling gespielt haben.

Ich hatte schon nach ca. 5 Min. Glück, ich hoffe ihr auch.

Hier noch ein Video, woher genau ihr einen Schmutzling bekommt: https://youtu.be/u5MAGfXGUwI

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Kommentar von MortisDarkskull

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoEXXG2hvJI

Kommentar von MABGamer6407

Theres only one thing these things are based and are. Poo. Gaint Mass's of Feses, poop, dung, plops of nasty moving filth. And not seen in picture I put up is the Pieces of poo is seen that flys off of them when hit along with green slime. Its quite evident that its not mud....

These come in many sizes. all with the same name. Theres a Normal and elite version, with elite being the Largest and gives the most points from quest yet of course takes much longer to kill. They shrink as you hit them.

Kommentar von Ardinur

In patch 5.3 these guys has a chance to drop a Half-Empty Food Container, which will teach you the mini pet Filthling.

There are lots of mobs in the pool in the middle of Ihgaluk Crag, and they spawn fairly quick. I am guessing they will be pretty easy to farm, even though the drop chance is currently unknown.

Kommentar von dontrike

Just killed 1000 of these in about 3 hours and no pet. I am not going to like farming this pet at all.

Kommentar von Azrile

These spawn in many different sizes. As you attack them, they decrease in size.

If you do not attack them, sometimes they grow in size

I did a few experiments to try to figure out why they grow in size.. my assumption is that the bigger ones might be the ones that drop the new vanity pet. Once they hit 1M hips, they get a gold border around them like an elite mob. I personally saw one go from normal at 700k hps up to gold border at 1.6M hps. The biggest I have seen is 2.6M hps

It could be that they just sometimes randomly grow. The things I tested were

1. killing the smaller ones near a bigger one, thinking the bigger one would feed on the pieces being thrown off the smaller one.. Didn´t seem to work.

2. Killing the roaches in the water by walking on them, the globs did not eat them.

My only hunch is that when a new one spawns, it´s spawn size may be related to how many ´pieces´ you have thrown off other ones nearby. I killed a bunch by pulling them to the same spot, and the new ones that spawned at that spot later one were almost always bigger. At times I could two 1.6M hps one to spawn at that spot.

My belief is that there is a size larger than 2.6M, and possibly that size is the only one that drops the pet.. When did my tests, I was the only person there and I couldn´t eliminate the spawn.. there were always at least a few up. Possibly with more people we could kill the spawn and force larger ones to spawn.

There is a chance I am seeing too much.. and they just randomly spawn at different sizes...

Kommentar von Larcin

From 5.3 Hotfixes: May 23:

Elite versions of Quivering Filth should now have a chance to drop Half-Empty Food Container

Source: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/9687729/53_Hotfixes_May_23-5_23_2013

Kommentar von hefron

To spawn elite mob which has a chance of dropping pet you have to keep stacking filth at one spot by killing smaller mobs.

First when I came there I saw 2 elites, killed them and waited for like an hour for spawn but nothing happened. So I started to kill little ones. I put 2 raid marks and always killed them at the mark because when you kill them they drop filth almost at the same spot. Elite one usually spawn after killing 2-3 waves of little ones :)

Took me 12 elite kills to get a pet. Happy hunting

Kommentar von 930739

Here I go, I know it's going to be horrible but the only one that's going to get this done is me so I better get to it. And into the filth I go!

Kommentar von 1114777

good tatic is to get about 3 people and kite it around for aoe powers, then get the pet and your done (i know it has a small drop rate)

Kommentar von Syninara

Got incredibly lucky, dropped off the second elite I pulled.

Maybe the drop chance is wrong? Any chance it has a bigger drop chance of the big ones, than what's listed online? Cause I can't see Wowhead making a difference between the small and big ones, so it might cause errors.

Kommentar von Chezaofstormrage

Hello everyone! I wanted to help folks who plan to go farm this mob.

As of 6/26/13 These can drop from NON-elites. I personally got mine from one of the "middle" sized one.

These little ones can be pulled in groups by most classes. Do be careful of the lizard folk mixed in as they have more health then the filth.

Good luck pet hunters!

Kommentar von DraikoGinger

The drop % is incorrect. They do only drop off of the elite version of the mob, so that .14% counts the non-elites. I'd say from the comments and getting mine off of my 3rd elite, the drop rate is around 20-30% from the elites. Pretty nice percent. :)

Kommentar von danandijvie

The elites share a spawn table with normal quivering filths. Kill them all over the place for a faster respawn. It doesn't matter where they die.

Kommentar von AdvancedDecoy

Alright, I'm going to set this straight. Spawning the big ones has nothing to do with stacking the small ones in 1 spot and killing them. However, they do share the same spawns. I've noticed that there is about a 30 min spawn timer and there is a minimum number of about 4 or 5 that will be up at any given time. Meaning if you have 4 or 5 up and you kill 1 another will spawn instantly, and you can use this method to keep making them spawn. Each time one spawns there is a chance it will be an elite, the chance feels like its around 10%. They both can drop pet with the big ones having a better chance.

In other words: it doesn't matter how you kill them, just kill them.

Kommentar von rhastia

So, I'm going to add my two cents to the debate of how to spawn the eltie filthlings.

From what I've experienced, it looks like it's not enough just to kill everything. What is required is that you kill a lot of filthlings within a few seconds of each other.

My theory is that the filth globs that fly off of the filthlings are part of the overall "filth pool". When a new filthling spawns, it uses a certain number of those filth globs to determine its size and HP. So if you just kill a few at a time, there won't be enough 'unused' globs in the pool to spawn an elite mob.

So either you kill a bunch of filthlings all at once, or you kill some small ones to spawn larger ones, then kill a few larger ones together to spawn an elite.

Also, I'm going to have to do more testing on this, but I have a feeling that the number of saurok filthmongers in the pools may decrease the chances of an elite spawning. I've noticed that more elites seem to spawn when the filthmongers are dead.

Kommentar von kynthea

I don't think I've seen this mentioned here yet, so I'm throwing out what I observed when I was hunting these this morning.

At first I thought that maybe the spawn rate was tied to the number of mobs killed but I got the elites to spawn by killing 9 but then it took 20 another time. (There were medium sized ones to kill for the 9 ones).

I noticed that in the buff bar for each of the mobs there is a buff with a number. The buff was called "Filthy" and the description was "An enormous, coagulated, animate pile of filth." I'm pretty sure it indicates the number of pieces of filth that each mob has to throw. As you do more damage to the mobs, the filthy buff decreases in number (as does the size of the mob). I've read that there is a quest to get them to throw off 75 pieces of filth. The smaller ones seemed to have between 4 to 8. Some had 11. The medium sized ones had around 18 or 20. Anyway, I kept tabs of the total count of the filth numbers and when it hit (or went slightly over) 100, an elite spawned. I got this to work about 3 times before my internet started giving me problems. I wasn't able to test thoroughly because I kept getting disconnected.

I'm not certain, but I believe it takes a total of 100 stacks of the filthy being cast off to make the elites spawn.

Another thing I noticed was that if I killed them fast enough, sometimes two elites would spawn within 5 minutes or less. One time I even got 3 to spawn.
In addition to a filth-encrusted tooth, they also have a chance of dropping a filth-contaminated gem that sells for a nice chunk of change. The elites seem to have a higher chance of dropping them. So far I've killed over 20 elites and no pet, but I'm going to try again tonight when my connection speed should be better.

With my ret paladin I am able to clear almost all of the spawn before respawns start.

Edit: Success! I just killed nonstop until an elite spawned then immediately started killing more of the small ones and another one spawned in less than 3 minutes. I managed to get 2 containers to drop. Nobody else was out there hunting and I wanted to grab an extra as a gift for a family member.

Kommentar von Achooah

After killing these things, my gloves didn't loose durability. Instead they had this debuff called "Dirty as hell"

Kommentar von Mootricide

The drop rate is actually quite high if you kill the biggest form of Quivering Filth (spawned by killing the smaller ones), killed 3 of the biggest ones this morning (9th of August 2014) and got 2 pets - one was a B/B the other was a H/S.

Kommentar von Ladylock81

I just got this little pet after about an hour grinding. I didn't need to stack mobs I just dotted everything (I'm shadow priest) and aoe'd the ads which actually reached me before dying. I didn't count how many I needed to kill before an elite spawned, I just nuked and waited for the big boys to spawn.

I got my pet after an hour off the elite quivering filth. I think I killed 10 to 15 of the elites. They have roughly 1 million HP and simply melee you. I am 560 ilvl so hardly felt it, but if you're low gear maybe bring some health pots or bandages.

Kommentar von Izibb

Dunno if the drop rate have changed, but back in MoP, i had a pet every 2-3 big ones kill.

Since WoD, it takes me 15+ kills to get one, quite annoying as after 30 mins of killing them, they spawn very slowly !

Kommentar von anavette

Just got this and it took me approx. an hour and a half straight of farming. I found it interesting that there were the occasional elite spawns of Quivering Filth but right before I got the drop, about 6 of the elites spawned and one of them dropped the pet.
Good Luck everyone!

Kommentar von Aleo22

With WoD gear you can depop the whole area fast enough, until the last mob's death automatically triggers another one to pop. As another mentionned, the elite spawn when you kill about 100 worth of stacks. You can clear the area, kill the elite, switch realm, clear/elite, then come back and clear/elite again. I looted 3 pets in half an hour that way, switching only between two realms (I was alone though).

There is the pop you trigger plus the normal pop of elites, roughly every 3 minutes. So with that method you're sure to kill one elite every minute.

Kommentar von TaipeiGamer

The pet dropped at my first kill of elite mob.
Is it my lucky day? or just by chance lol.

Kommentar von Smu3

Just a tip. You can realm hop to find elite blobs. Got my pet much faster this way than clearing all the little ones.

Edit: typo

Kommentar von plethorex

185 attempts, 11 elite quivering filth of which it dropped on the last one. These mobs instantly respawn so the whole process took me under 10 minutes.

Kommentar von Aeromen

Actual locations I found.
/way 50.95 80.54 One_Spot
/way 49.93 81.01 Second_Spot
/way 52.35 80.11 Third_Spot

Kommentar von cattirickitt

After reading several posts and watching videos I decided to go farm one v buying one. I killed several thousand (it felt like) small ones to the point I had to wait on re spawns, and over 100 big ones not one drop. I don't know if I had horrid RNG or if they changed the drop rate. did not try on a different character.

Kommentar von xathien

Doesn't seem to be dropping since Shadowlands pre-patch. Probably bugged.

Kommentar von DCCXVIII

I can confirm that this does still drop. Got 2 off the larger elite mobs. Total attempts (including the non-elites) was only 126 according to the Rarity addon. So it seems to be a fairly easy farm. Killed around 6? of the elite ones. Only had to farm for about 10min.

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