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Kommentar von Beriberi

One of 3 elite beasts that can be trapped for Barn level 3 using a Tödliche Eisenfalle. The Terrorzahnalpha work order produces Prächtiges Fell and a chance at Wildblut.

The other two elite beasts are Sumpflandtrampler and Eisenfellbulle.

Kommentar von aimaimaim

So, how does this work? Can I trap these guys repeatedly? Or I can only trap one of each, once? Or I can trap only one, regardless of type?

Also, What's the spawn timer for these guys?

Also, the chance of getting Wildblut is 100% or is it based on RNG?

Kommentar von Ryojinetic

Here I am, fishing and minding my own business.
Then comes along THIS thing.
Please go away.

Kommentar von 1375400

Hello,

The wolves are found around 47 34.

I upgraded my Barn to level 3 today and got a quest to trap a big beast, and I chose the wolves since they give tailoring materials.

You need to get them to 50% HP for the trap to trigger.

Are they soloable to 50%? Yes, I did as a Shadow Priest so I don't see why other classes should have issues with this.

I will come back with more info regarding the drop chance for Savage Blood.

Kommentar von 110344

If you have Barracks level 2 or 3, you should bring a follower with a Bodyguard trait.
With my character being around item level 640, the bodyguard does about 30% of my total damage. This makes the trapping quite easier.

Kommentar von 160411

As a 643 Enhancement shaman I struggled to keep up with the damage these guys put out, having to blow all of my cooldowns just to survive, even with a bodyguard. Compared to the Sumpflandtrampler, which I have no problem with, these guys are tough.

Kommentar von Athena84

They are soloable, you just gotta kite them while throwing yourself some heals.

Kommentar von 1417000

Some general information on how traps work, found out by trying, failing, trying some more and observing.

Traps have a small casting-time after you put them down. It takes about 1-1.5 second and you can hear the *click* from activation. There is a distinct difference between the placing-stage and the activation-stage in how mobs are seen and how the trap responds to it.

Placing a trap in melee range when the animal is already in its range:
- If you put down a trap which activates before a beast is below 50% it will not immediately work and you have to kite it out of the trap's range and back over it again.
- Having it activate whenever a beast is below 50% (even if you put it down whilst it is over) will immediately capture the animal. Tested this with a druid by opening up with either a high crit and dropping down the trap immediately or opening with stuns, without moving the animal.

Btw, with my disc priest I use the Demolisher to bring one down to 50%, by that time it's demolished the Demolisher as well, but I can at least capture it. I generally do this when I'm in the arena queue; (for now) the cd of the garrison skill gets reset in the arena as well. ;)

Kommentar von 901143

An easy way to catch these is to use the garrison ability that gives you the mount you can ride during combat. Just run in circles and throw out instant casts, the wolf won't be able to catch you.

Kommentar von PewterKat

As a Guardian druid, I managed to get the Draenor perk that lets you cast Faerie Fire with no cooldown. I also built the corral in Nagrand, and get the Endurance Runner buff, which allows you to run at epic mount speed in bear and cat form. So I run around in circles spamming Faerie Fire until I wear it down enough to set down the trap, all the while with a follower wailing on it. I suggest carrying some Tomes of the Clear mind if you're a Feral druid to get the talent that lets you cast Moonfire in cat form.

Kommentar von Zurgix

You can and you should cc them as soon as they drop below 50%, place the 2 traps and then kite them in, as a brewmaster monk is so easy after i learned i can do this

Kommentar von Draewind

To trap an animal, you must bring their health down to 50% or less. If you are high dps, have a pet, bodyguard, or trinket proc ... they will usually die before getting trapped. When you place the Eisenfalle , it will sit for a second as it opens. It will not trap an animal during this period. Once it is opened, the damaged animal must walk over it.

I use the macro below to keep from killing them before they are trapped. Bring them to 50% then use the Eisenfalle macro (below).

You trap animals (listed on the trap) to get one of the Caged Beast listed below. You then turn them in to the <Barn supervisor> either Homer Steinfeld or Bauer Lok'lub. Depending on the type of Caged Beast you bring him, he will offer to start a workorder for:

Clefthoof or Elekk = Eingesperrter Dickhäuter workorder produces 8 x Rohes Tierleder

Talbuk or Wolf = Eingesperrtes Felltier workorder produces 8 x Prächtiges Fell

Riverbeat or Boar = Fleischiges eingesperrtes Tier workorder produces 1 x Wildes Festmahl

(Eingesperrter Dickhäuter Eingesperrtes Felltier Fleischiges eingesperrtes Tier - MAY BE IN YOUR BANK to start the work order with them. They fit in the Reagents tab.)

With a LEVEL 100 follower working in your Barn (with the Kürschnerei trait), instead of 8 you will produce 12, or instead of 1 occasionally you will get 2. Followers of lower level do not produce as much additional (stated in the tool tip Kürschnerei).

Those of you that chose a Brewery for your Spires of Arak garrison, will have acquired Hulda Shadowblade at the end of your questline for the zone. Those that did not acquire Hulda Shadowblade, will probably need to find Goldmähne der Häuter. When you free him you get Mein bester Freund, die Pelzkugel which rewards Anhänger: Goldmähne der Häuter.
(Goldmane the Skinner)

Eisenfalle allows the capture of Eingesperrter Dickhäuter and Eingesperrtes Felltier.
Verbesserte Eisenfalle allows the capture of Eingesperrter Dickhäuter,Eingesperrtes Felltier, and Fleischiges eingesperrtes Tier.
Tödliche Eisenfalle allows the capture of Eingesperrter Dickhäuter,Eingesperrtes Felltier, Fleischiges eingesperrtes Tier, Eingesperrte mächtige Flussbestie,
adding the MIGHTY:
Eingesperrter mächtiger Grollhuf, Eingesperrter mächtiger Wolf, and Eingesperrte mächtige Flussbestie.

Eingesperrter Dickhäuter,Eingesperrtes Felltier, and Fleischiges eingesperrtes Tier will always give the yield shown above, regardless the level of the animal you trap. A level 90 Clefthoof will give the same production from a work order as a level 100 Clefthoof.

Eingesperrter mächtiger Grollhuf, Eingesperrter mächtiger Wolf, and Eingesperrte mächtige Flussbestie will give 15/22 instead of 8/12 (without follower/with follower) and have the possibility of Wildblut.

Tödliche Eisenfalle on Eisenfellbulle gives Eingesperrter mächtiger Grollhuf
Tödliche Eisenfalle on Terrorzahnalpha gives Eingesperrter mächtiger Wolf
Tödliche Eisenfalle on Sumpflandtrampler gives Eingesperrte mächtige Flussbestie

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TRAP MACRO
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Instead of Eisenfalle mine is now Verbesserte Eisenfalle or Tödliche Eisenfalle. (Everywhere in the macro where it says, "Iron Trap", I have added "Improved" so that now it says, "Improved Iron Trap" -- or "Deadly" and "Deadly Iron Trap".)

Type /macro into the chat window and your Macro Frame will open. There are two tabs at the top, General Macros and <CharacterName> Specific Macros. Click on the Character Specific tab and then find and click the New Button (bottom about center). A side window will open with a lot of icons, and the Red Question Mark icon selected. Leave the Red Question Mark icon as the icon selection and type in any name even a blank space will do in the top text area of the side window. So that I know it is a macro, I always give it some name even an X at times. I named this one TRAP.

Now click the Okay button and that side frame will close. Click on the large black text area to position your cursor into the text field, it should automatically be in the top left corner. Now copy and past the commands below into the window ... just as they are typed:

#showtooltip Iron Trap
/stopattack
/petpassive
/petfollow
/use Iron Trap

The first command makes the Red Question Mark icon turn into the Eisenfalle icon.
Next is the command that stops your Automatischer Angriff.
Next will put your pet on passive followed by the command to put your pet on follow.

All attacking has been stopped and the last act is to drop the Eisenfalle.

Press the save button and the macro with the name you gave it and the Eisenfalle icon will be there in your macro frame. Now you just drag it to an action bar (as you would any spell) and go test it out. And now you have made your first macro and have a bit of an understanding, you can go to:

WoWWiki Macro Slash Commands

And learn about macros a little more ;-)

Kommentar von Medraut

These now appear to leash very easily. If you're just after Savage Blood and you're having difficulty with being unable to kite the wolves very far, try the elite clefthoof mobs instead.

Kommentar von corners

Not sure, but these seem pretty easy now. I wonder if they were nerfed recently. They seem squishier than before.

Best bet is to kite these puppies and get any abilities with bleeds and dots.

Kommentar von zuksharn

Kiters: tighten up your kite area directly around the stationary wolves. The wandering wolves rarely leash, but the majority of the stationary ones will evade you quicker than you can blink these days.

Kommentar von GeertJan

If you have a Town Hall tier 3, a Barn level 3 and a Deadly Iron Trap:
Capturing a Sumpflandtrampler creates a Eingesperrte mächtige Flussbestie, the Barn Work Order gives Wildes Festmahl and Wildblut.
Capturing a Terrorzahnalpha creates a Eingesperrter mächtiger Wolf, the Barn Work Order gives Prächtiges Fell and Wildblut.
Capturing an Eisenfellbulle creates a Eingesperrter mächtiger Grollhuf, the Barn Work Order gives Rohes Tierleder and Wildblut.

Kommentar von Acaulis

Hunters and other ranged dps... When you put down your trap don't be too close to the beast. These guys will jump over them, and not just the first time. Very annoying as it can happen over and over if he jumps over the first time.

Kommentar von ZombieEris

As a 110 mage at 183 ilvl, to trap these guys i had to melee them to 50% or less. So for a actual melee i would recommend removing gear or your weapons.

Kommentar von Ozzkat

For skinners and tailors that use Prächtiges Fell, these guys are great to farm. I've found in my experience that they, compared to other animals in Nagrand, seem to pretty consistently drop the most of both. Sumptuous fur can be difficult to farm through the method of just killing them versus trapping, so I definitely recommend these fellas if you're going traditional collecting.

As for Rohes Tierleder, again, these are a great source of the material. This skin is quite easy to collect all throughout the area, as you normally retrieve multiple skins at once, sometimes up to five (or maybe six?), and this I have found relatively regular with these fellas as well as the clefthooves.

Happy farming!

Kommentar von hoofhah2002

In 2020, why do 120s just run thru killing them w/o looting or anyting? Just griefing?

Kommentar von Itfiggures

If you are trapping these at level 120 remove all gear that procs damaging effects and simply auto attack them, if you are one shotting them remove a few pieces like boots, gloves, waist etc until you reach that point when a single auto-attack (right click target) drops them below 50% and they trap immediately. So, right click direfang, drop trap in melee range, trap, fur.

Kommentar von Nazgul99

As of Shadowlands, the passive bonuses to melee damage for some classes have rendered their strikes almost lethal (79-80% of the mob's health) even with all armor unequipped. The Soft Foam Sword is not usable on the Nagrand elites as of yet. If you notice you are critting a larger number of wolves, use a non-damaging ability like taunt to get them up from sitting or sleeping animations, otherwise you will always crit these mobs.

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