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Kommentar von Milandas

Es sind 10 Elite-Kampfhaustiere zu besiegen. Sie sind von legendärer Qualitat und sind leicht auf der Minimap an dem orangenen "Fußabdruck" zu erkennen. Sie sind stationär und somit immer am gleichen Ort zu finden. Nach einem Kampf (egal ob gewonnen, verloren oder abgebrochen) erscheinen sie sofort wieder.

Kampfhaustier	Fundort	Werte(Ges./Stärke/Geschw.)	Fähigkeiten
Glückspilz Yi	Tal der Vier Winde (39,44)	4129 / 446 / 306	Aufmunterung, Schneller Angriff, Unheimliches Glück
Grauhuf	Tal der Vier Winde (25,78)	4207 / 431 / 306	Huf, Brüllen, Trampeln
Huscher Xi'a	Krasarangwildnis (36,37)	4066 / 431 / 347	Schlaghagel, Huschen, Wasserjet
Blutstachel	Schreckensöde (26,50)	4066 / 506/ 272	Stachelhaut, Kratzen, Zerfetzen
No-No	Das Tal der Ewigen Blüten (11,70)	4144 / 450 / 291	Schwanzschlag, Tauchen, Biberdamm
Ti'un der Wanderer	Tonlongsteppe (72,79)	4378 / 431 / 272	Pumpen, Panzerschild, Flutwelle
Kafi	Kun-Lai-Gipfel (35,56)	4129 / 465 / 287	Nagen, Kopfstoß, Sprung
Dos-Ryga	Kun-Lai-Gipfel (67,84)	4207 / 446 / 287	Frostatem, Welle der Heilung, Strudel
Ka'wi der Schlinger	Der Jadewald (48,70)	4207 / 465 / 272	Kauen, Mottenkugeln, Superklebriger Teer
Nitun	Der Jadewald (56,29)	4066 / 465 / 306	Krallenhieb, Schleichen, Verheeren

Die Kampfhaustiere haben extrem viel Lebenspunkte (so dass es in etwa dem Kampf gegen drei Gegner entsprechen würde; man bekommt aber nur Erfahrungspunkte für einen Gegner - falls man ein Haustier < Stufe 25 mitschleppt).
Generell ist es am effektivsten gegen stärkere Gegner (und die sind nun mal zwei Qualitätsstufen über den Haustieren die wir aufbieten können) auf starke offensive Fähigkeiten zu setzen. Also nehmt auf jeden Fall die 50% Klassenbonus mit.
Sichere Siege bringen Teams aus drei Kampfhaustieren der passenden Klasse von seltener Qualität auf Stufe 25. Häufig reichen dann auch schon 2 Pets, so dass das dritte auch ruhig schwächer sein kann. Folgende Empfehlungen gelten für die einzelnen Haustiertypen:

Gegen die Kleintiere ein Team aus 3 Wildtieren, z.B. Tempelschlange, Knuspriger Skorpion und Amethystspinnling, besser noch Kun-Lai-Junges mit 3 offensiven Wildtierfähigkeiten, das als Humanoid aber noch weniger Schaden von Kleintierfähigkeiten nimmt.
Gegen die Wildtiere ein Team aus 3 mechanischen Einheiten, z.B. Roboglucke, Winziger Ernter und Persönlicher Weltenzerstörer
Gegen die aquatische Gegner ein Team aus 3 Flugtieren, z.B. Goldfalter, Quirliges Glühwürmchen und Sandiger Sturmvogel

Ich habe versucht hier als Beispiel häufig vorkommende Kampfhaustiere anzugeben die sich auf möglichst hoher Stufe fangen lassen. Das ist für mechanische Einheiten schwierig. Für den Einzelfall mag es bessere Pets geben.

In Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf kann man mit Glück eins der weiteren Panda-Haustiere (Sonnenpelzpanda, Schneepanda, Bergpanda) finden.

Kommentar von 881725

Langweilig, aber wirksam

ein Team aus Tieren mit der Fähigkeit Trampeln. Da dem Zusatzschaden nicht ausgewichen kann, sind das pro Angriff 400+ garantierter Schaden. Aufgrund der hohen Trefferpunktanzahl der legendären Tiere reichen schon 2 Pets und ein "Levelpet". Die XP sind natürlich lächerlich niedrig, aber wenn man eh schon die Runde macht... warum nicht mitnehmen?

Mein kleiner Grollhuf und das kleinwüchsige Splitterhorn zerlegen den Gegner mit Trampeln-Spam recht schnell. Ich hoffe, mit dem nächsten Patch wird die Reihe etwas herausfordernder.

Quelle: http://norad2.blogspot.de/

Kommentar von 1067645

Einfachster Weg sämtliche Fabelhafte Wesen innerhalb weniger Runden zu erledigen:

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

Kommentar von Bamboko

Einen ausführlichen Guide findet ihr hier: http://wowpets.jimdo.com/fabelhafte-wesen/

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Kommentar von Ozlem

Elite battle pets are easy enough to spot as they have a YELLOW paw print instead of the standard green paw print. They are also named and when targeted have a golden elite dragon around their portrait. I've now done this live, nothing new or different except one pet's family has changed. Happy hunting!

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PTR 5.3 notes of interest:

Protection for bad luck streaks have been added to Battle-Stones from pet supplies bags and wild battles. Each bag or battle that does not provide a stone has a progressively better chance to award a stone to the player.
Beasts of Fable daily quest has been broken into three separate chapters. Players can now choose to do any or all of the chapters each day. Rewards have been modified to include a new consumable that will boost battle pet XP for a limited time.
All Pet Battle daily quests on Pandaria, Beasts of Fable and Spirit Tamer quests will now award experience, valor, and Lesser Charms of Good Fortune.
All Pet Battle quests will now award experience.
Increased the difficulty of elite pets on the Beasts of Fable quest.

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Things to know:

Beasts of Fable quest will become available from Sara Finkleswitch or Gentle San once Aki the Chosen has been defeated.
Defeating all of the fabled beasts will award the new Red Panda pet. Once completed the daily quest will open up which allows the chance to receive one of the other panda pets in the daily bag ( Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf ).
They are orange legendary quality, not purple epic.
There is ~~only one elite~~ more than one elite pet per zone but not all zones and they look to be all up at the same time. (see spoiler for locations). It's been confirmed, there are 10 elite pets total.
A lost battle doesn't cause the elite to despawn (well it despawns but respawns within seconds) and you can not kill it (thank goodness).
They do not take long to respawn after a win so spawning is not a issue. This makes sense since it would get quite nasty out there if they had long spawners.
They are for fighting only, not capturing.
Read Perculia's comment post regarding their abilities over HERE or HERE. Once you have the right team they are not impossible to defeat however some of them are a challenge (think Bebender Pandarengeist) and there are times you will lose until you get the right team together, but none are OP or 'unfair' as of now (having flash backs of Mo'ruk early days *shivers*.)
They do not move around, as of right now they're all stationary, just like trainers and Spirit tamers.
They're really cute and you will wish they were capture-able! I love No-No and will just hang out under the umbrella with her because she is so darn cute! I really wish I had a pet that looked like her * wishful sigh*

After spending time just on these guys I haven't found them to spawn anywhere else but in the following locations:

Ka'wi the Gorger LVL25 Jade Forest (Grub) - Find him in Fox Grove close to where Chibee roams.
Nitun <The Midnight Plunderer> LVL24 Jade Forest (Masked Tanuki) - Find him south of Sri-La Village, (if looking at the map he is south of the flight path of Sri-La behind a mountain.) I found him at 12:43am, unsure if he is a night time only spawn.
Dos'Ryga KL Summit (Fish) - Find him sitting down on the shoreline of Inkgill Mere.
Kafi LVL25 KL Summit (Summit Kid) - Find him overlooking Winter's Blossom on a cliff.
No-No LVL25 Vale (Golden Civet) - Head to the far far far SW corner between Dread Wastes and the Vale. Near gate of Setting Sun sitting under a umbrella chair.
Ti'un the Wanderer LVL25 Townlong Steppes (Turtle) - This one is hard to explain as it's not in a named area and I don't have access to co-ords right now. If you fly to Gao-Ran Battlefront he is NW from the flight path. Just a few short steps away. Upper Sumprushes is above the location but if you move NW from the flight master you should see the yellow paw print almost instantly.
Gorespine LVL25 Dread Wastes (Porcupine) - Venomous Ledge, right on the cliff edge.
Skitterer Xi'a LVL24 Krasarang Wilds (Water Strider) - Along the eastern shoreline of Krasarang River up near Krasari Falls .
Greyhoof <Calf of Darkhide> LVL23 4Valley (Mushan) - South of Darkhide under a tree in the Wild Plains.
Lucky Yi LVL25 4Valley (Marsh Fiddler) - Direct north of Wika-Wikia in The Heartland.

REGARDING PET EXP
5.2 live battling pandaria tamers have been designed to award good XP boosts while the beasts of fable have been designed so you have a better chance of getting a stone:
While addressing a pet collectors concern, Mumper Tweeted:

It's all about options. If you want great XP, hit the Pandaria tamers, if you want rare battle-stones, hit the Elites.

For me at least this rings true. When I started PTR pet battling the XP was great, I could powerlevel, but that got nerfed, however in PTR and live I have yet to open a bag that hasn't had a stone, a pet or a pet and a stone (love those days.) So if one of your pet collecting goals is to make your pets all blue, definitely hit the beast of fable daily for those stones!

GETTING STUCK IN A FIGHT?
For those having difficulties just make sure your three pets have strong spells against the elite pet, for example all aquatic battles I use my crow, guarding cub and chicken, all beast fights I use all mechanical pets (2x tonks and a robot chicken) and for all critters I use all beasts (my cheetah cub, fjord worg and random spider.) Using this method I rarely need to use that last pet in the fight.

Please note the daily requires you to kill all the pets again but considering the odds of winning a stone in your daily bag is so darn fabo I think it's worth the effort (but one of my goals is 'all blue' so if you do not care about pet quality you may just want to stick to the pandaria tamers.)

Kommentar von NefariousNinja

Coordinates for those that use TomTom

/way Valley of the Four Winds 40.54 43.67 Lucky Yi
/way Valley of the Four Winds 25.29 78.54 Greyhoof
/way Krasarang Wilds 36.23 37.34 Skitterer Xi'a
/way Jade Forest 57.04 29.12 Nitun
/way Jade Forest 48.42 70.96 Ka'wi the Gorger
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.87 84.69 Dos'Ryga
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.18 56.17 Kafi
/way Townlong Steppes 72.26 79.78 Ti'un the Wanderer
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 11 71 No-No
/way Dread Wastes 26.18 50.27 Gorespine

Kommentar von 1104170

For all of these pet battles, the Brilliant Kaliri is a must have, for the Predatory Strike attack which instantly kills any pet that drops below 25% health. With the average of these topping 4K in life, it means a Kaliri strike will finish it at 1K, no muss, no fuss. Not to mention that the Kaliri is strong on aquatic to begin with, and 4 of the 10 battles are aquatic pets.

Kommentar von 1076244

Just tested out the move Apocalypse on Dos-Ryga and it does work, so if you're having trouble beating one of them using a pet with that move may be a way around having to fight them.

Kommentar von Syngather

Part of the quest Fabelhafte Wesen which gives you upon completion a Roter Panda.
After which it turns into the daily quest Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch I which gives you the Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf with possibly more Companion Pets.

There are 10 Battles in total:

Location: Jade Forest
Ka'wi der Schlinger - Location: (48,71) Health: 4207 Abilities: Chew, Moth Balls, Super Sticky Goo
Nitun - Location: (56,29) Health: 4066 Abilities: Rake, Prowl, Ravage

Location: Valley of the Four Winds
Glückspilz Yi - Location: (39,44) Health: 4129 Abilities: Perk Up, Quick Attack, Uncanny Luck
Grauhuf - Location: (25,78) Health: 4207 Abilities: Hoof, Roar, Trample

Location: Krasarang Wilds
Huscher Xi'a - Location: (36,37) Health: 4066 Abilities: Flurry, Skitter, Water Jet

Location: Kun-Lai Summit
Kafi - Location: (35,56) Health: 4129 Abilities: Gnaw, Headbutt, Leap
Dos-Ryga - Location: (67,84) Health: 4207 Abilities: Frost Breath, Healing Wave, Whirlpool

Location: Vale of Eternal Blossoms
No-No - Location: (11,70) Health: 4144 Abilities: Tail Slap, Dive, Beaver Dam

Location: Townlong Steppes
Ti'un der Wanderer - Location: (72,79) Health: 4378 Abilities: Pump, Shell Shield, Tidal Wave

Location: Dreaded Wastes
Blutstachel - Location: (26,50) Health: 4066 Abilities: Spiked Skin, Scratch, Rip

Kommentar von 1104252

Epic pets are reasonably easy to defeat. I lead with the Sprite Darter Hatchling - will beat on the enemy pet for a round or two, then use Life Exchange which will do well over a thousand damage and heal your pet to full. I then will continue beating on the enemy pet until the Hatchling is dead, then switch to the Harbinger of Flame. By this point, usually the enemy pet is near or below 25% health and I'll use Impale to finish the pet. This strategy works on all of the pets. If the enemy pet is not at or below 25% when the Hatchling is killed, any pet that is strong against the enemy type will close the gap fairly easily. Hope this helps.

Kommentar von sixxfoxx

This ROCKS!

Kommentar von 1062573

Ok, so, I found a rather humorous combination of pets that can be used to defeat ANY Beast of Fable. Here's the jist.

You need to start with a pet that can cast Sunlight (Sonnenlicht). Cast Sunlight and swap to your next pet.

Your second pet needs to have Life Exchange (Lebensaustausch). Attack a few times then cast it. Do NOT try to push the damage so low that it gets risky; use it when you hit half health or so.

Finish with any pet that can use Predatory Strike (Raubtierschlag). Obviously you want to use this ability whenever the opponent is under 25% health.

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So how does this strategy work? It exploits the insanely high health of the beasts of fable and uses it against them. Sunlight will increase their health and your health by 50%. This means that Life Exchange, which caps out at your max health, can hit 50% harder. Most pets with this ability seem to have 1400 health, which means that with Sunlight, Life Exchange will hit for 2100. The Beasts of Fable have about 4200 health; with Sunlight, that means they'll be down to roughly 2100/6300 (it'll vary a bit from beast to beast). That means if you can do roughly 500 extra damage to the enemy sometime during the fight, they'll be under 25% health and be one-shottable by Predatory Strike, as 1500-1600 health will still be killable by the strike. Note in many cases it also may be possible for the second pet to simply beat the enemy to death on their own; this is just a generic thing.

There are two things you need to watch out for. First, on pets that heal, you'll need to make sure the enemy is low enough, and it'll take a few extra hits. Not a big deal, just be aware of it. It's obviously very essential that the enemy be under 25% when you use Predatory Strike; if they're just a bit high, you'll be in for a harder fight. Second, watch out for pets that Burrow/Dive/BeaverDam/block your attacks in some way. Life Exchange and Predatory Strikes are essential abilities that can't be allowed to miss, so against enemies that have a potential to block these, be careful.

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There are a LOT of options for pets with these abilities, and almost anything will work. However, I like

1) For the first pet, my personal preference is Seele der Aspekte (though Übelrübe works, and I'm sure almost everyone will have it). It doesn't matter much, but he can open with Surge of Light for a little bit of free damage, taking some load off my second pet; no other pet with Sunlight has a good, hard-hitting ability that only takes one turn.

2) My preference for the second pet is Netherfeendrache or Junger Grimmlingflitzer (the same thing, other than perhaps stats). This is probably your most important pet to choose well, since he'll be the only one doing actual combat. Higher health is better if you have the choice. Miniwillensbrecher works as well, but he doesn't really have a good choice for spammable attacks; you need to either use a weak attack or one that locks you into doing nothing else for 3 turns. With the dragons, you can Arcane Blast and then Life Exchange whenever you want. As another minor perk, the dragons will get their +50% damage buff when the target goes under 25% health, giving you an indication they're ready to be hit with Predatory Strike.

3) My preference for the final pet is http://www.wowhead.com/item=31760. There are a ton of pets with Predatory Strike, and any will work. However, there's a good chance your Flyer will get hit under 50% health (due to Sunlight) before they can attack and lose his speed buff. Speed is your friend; you don't need to hit hard, you just need to hit before the enemy can Burrow/heal/whatever. Miniwing is EXTREMELY fast, so he should always go first. That being said, there are other fast Flyers too, but this one is just my preference.

Kommentar von 1104464

For the most part, having a Beetle or roach with Apocalypse (Kills current pet on both teams after 15 moves, Roaches and beetle will always survive) And 2 tanky pets will do the trick.

Kommentar von Mantrhax

Let me see, i need to kill all 10 elites to get one Fabled Pandaren Pet Supplies ? ahaha no thank u !

BTW i did all the elites with a 3xAnubisath Idols, only 2 elites needed flying teams.. .soh this is a no brain fight. Gratz Blizzard

Kommentar von Roesia

It seems the repeatable daily quest, specifically, is bugged.... http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/8087879672?page=1#3.

Kommentar von 1104533

I am using the Rino guy I got from northrend and it is OP for these fights. I never swap him out no matter what fight it is and he always does over 2k damage before he dies. He has a spell that does damage plus 10% of the HP and these guys have a lot of hp so this spell takes them down fast. He has been able to solo a few of the critters and I rarely need a 3rd pet for most battles. Just stack your team with the rino and the kalari and swap out the 3rd guy depending on what you are fighting and you should clear these guys without problems.

Kommentar von Khoom

Enjoy it while you can, will likely be nerfed

Singing Sunflower
Mini Mindslayer
Brilliant Kaliri

1. Sunlight
switch
2. Life Exchange
3. Amplify Magic
4. Mana Surge
switch
5. Predatory Strike

Battles against healers adds a bit, but they are all easily defeated with this group (or similar)

Kommentar von thirteene

while life exchange is a great idea, a simple idea less likely to be nerfed is , 2 pets with trample will ~9 shot any of the beasts of fable, with 1 round per heal after that.

Kommentar von Corleggy

Here's what I do.

For the aquatic pets I use Jade Owl, Hyacinth Macaw and Amber Moth. The jade owl is fairly strong, try to time lift offs and cocoon strikes and you'll survive(sometimes only needing 1 pet).

For the critter pets I use Gundrak Hatchling, Darkmoon Rabbit, and Elder Python or Clouded Hedgehog. Just hit as hard as you can and burrow/survival the big hits you take.

For the beast pets I use Lil' XT, Clockwork Gnome, and Anubisath Idol with his demolish. Pretty simple just don't use turrets on bosses with shields and I usually don't repair because the dmg you'll take makes it not worth it to me.

This may not be a perfect strategy but it's reliable. If you don't have a certain pet just look for pets that are:
Flyers > Aquatic
Beasts > Critters
Mechanical > Beasts

Kommentar von 555434

So I just defeated Gorespine twice in a row and I did not get the completion for the daily. Anyone know if this daily is already bugged?

Kommentar von aw4ken

Why is every1 talking about OP pets and nerfs? This quest is just about to set good pets combination, in your logic - good combination means OP and needs to be nerfed?
I have beaten lots of them with a single pet, just because I dodged twice - is that OP? In yout logic dodge should be disabled or nerfed? Dont understand you guys....

Kommentar von Mandie

Defeating the Elite Battle Pets with a level capped player gives you a chance to get Lesser Charms of Good Fortune. I personally received multiple times from 2 to 6 Lesser Charms with my level 90 druid, a good alternative to doing "normal" dailies to get 90 charms a week while trying to get the new pets and stones.

I got a total of 15 Lesser Charms today from the 10 Elite battle pets.

Kommentar von Soeroah

I was expecting the daily to be 'go beat this pet again', MAYBE two.

Doing ten doesn't feel like a daily, unless you have good luck and the perfect team it could take an hour!

Kommentar von 795337

The quest is the same everyday, go battle these 10 "legendary" (I call them legendary because they're gold/orange) pets and then come back to quest giver when complete.
I've completed this quest 3 times and have gotten 3 different pets so far: Red Panda, Mountain Panda and the Sunfur Panda, they all look the same except for coloring and have slightly different attacks.
Not sure how many pets are available, but I'm going to keep at to find out.

Kommentar von Bratamoli

Important Notes:

There's No xp multiplier for defeating Elite Battle Pets.
They have higher drop rates for rare stones and alt panda pets.
The bag for the fable daily has a very large chance to contain a random rare upgrade stone.

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Kommentar von Balgair

I've found that I can use basically the same team for every fight, which is way easier than trying to remember 10 different combos: two flies and a Clefthoof Runt.

Glühendes Toxin and Trampeln both work on a % of the target's health so do good damage given the 4k health all these elite pets have. Combined with Kokonschlag to avoid big hits, this works great for me, I almost always kill the elite on my second pet, and occasionally vs aquatics one fly will solo it without need for the others, though that can take some luck.

Kommentar von 912204

If you aren't getting credit for any of the fights, you don't need to drop the quest - just relog completely to desktop and back, and you should get credit next time.

Seems to be caused by getting interrupted by an LFR queue/PvP queue/world PvP while trying to fight, but there might be other causes. A relog should fix it though! <3

Kommentar von tigerborn

I completed this daily a couple of times, no problems there. Then I thought, what a hassle to fly around Pandaria, then fly around again for the usual tamer dailies. I'll intersperse the tamers with the fabled beasts, and do it all in one trip.

That's when the bugs crept in.

It seems if you intersperse this daily with your normal tamer dailies routine, it's all prone to bugging out - no credit for certain fabled beasts, quest drops off log altogether - that sort of thing.

I know it's a hassle, but until it is fixed by Blizzard, complete all your tamer dailies first, then do the fabled beasts in a separate run - or vice-versa. I find no bugouts doing it this way - just takes a lot longer.

Kommentar von Dogmeatman

Blizz has to make the daily to do 3 or 4 battles instead of all 10 surely... I've done this 4 times now and got nothing but trash. If it took 5-10 minutes fine. It takes a bloody hour... I won't be doing this again until they nerf it, grrrrr

Kommentar von Ryawy

Against these legendary beasts, abilities like Early Advantage will strike twice at the start of combat. Even if both pets are at 100% health, your pets will be between 1000 and 2000 hit points while the Beasts have 4000 points at least and until changed, these sorts of abilities are affected by the health points, not percentages. Once a Beast's health is below the health of your pet, the ability will only hit once.

Upon 5.3, they no longer have a mountain of health. Now, they have a more reasonable (but higher than average) health pool and a buff that reduces damage done. It's still possible for this trick to work, assuming the pet that you are using has low enough health. It may not be the best strategy for these beasts however, because now they hit like minivans and a defensive strategy might be the better option.

This may change. This information is on the Early Advantage page as well.

Kommentar von Mormolyce

I was curious if I could make more economical use of my time by leveling one lower level pet each time I fought one of the beasts. But it turns out it only gives about half the XP you'd normally get fighting a level 25 battle pet, so I'd say it's not worth bothering with unless the pet you're leveling is particularly useful against the beast in question.

Kommentar von Puttshead73

I had this quest in my log and was working on it, had about half of them done. Logged on today and this and the Spirit Tamer quest were gone from my log and I had to pick them up again, I lost all progression. This is my first time doing the quest. Is this normal, should it happen?

Kommentar von 1035533

A fun way to beat most of these in a few turns is Gewittersturm, Geschützturm bauen, Korrosion. Throw in Säureglibber for extra dmg and even more procs of lightning storm once corrosion is up. On beasts I've seen lightning storm crits of over 400. Once you get that monster ramped up, the opponent will melt. Slightly slower if they have shell shield, but Corrosion will actually overcome that.

I usually do that or the Sonnenlicht/Erleuchten, Lebensaustausch, Raubtierschlag trick.

vs. some legendary pets, a good healing / shell shield pet can just solo for a long time, e.g. hyjal or darkshore cub, or esp. on mobs where shell shield is good, P/P emerald proto-whelp.

Kommentar von 829438

These fights are a great way to level up characters, too! With rest and the 5% fast track buff, my 88 mage got 160k per fight, and was free to fight again (for full XP) immediately. Several of the pets, such as Ka'wi der Schlinger, are in low-threat areas that even an 85 could reach without difficulty.

Kommentar von remid0d0s0

I don't find this rather time-consuming daily all that rewarding. I've maybe gotten one stone from an elite the past 4-5 times I've done it, and I got one stone in the bag. I do have a couple of the pandas, but then again, I've also gotten "2 bandages and a handful of navel lint" from the bag about half the time.

The quest time-consuming to do on its own but if you are doing all the Pandaria trainer dailies, it's easy to stop by and quickly knock off the legendary pets as long as you have a Life Exchange pet. The XP is crap so it's not really worth the trouble using the battles for leveling (you get a few hundred points, that's all).

I'm not sure what an appropriate reward for this quest should be, but currently, it just doesn't seem right.

Kommentar von 770391

OK! they have cut the massive health of these pets back and left them with massive damage, so now the combination of Sunlight, Life Exchange, and Predatory Strike, do not work so well any more. Sunlight does not boost them to 6000 health anymore which makes it difficult to get them down to 25% health for Predatory strike to work. Also, as they still do a hell of a lot of damage and heal themselves really well a new strategy and different pets for every one of them seems to be the way to go. Actually I have been waiting for this to happen because the combo worked so well on them when they were all around 4000 health that it became boring and I quit doing the dailies when I collected all the Pandas. On this change I have to say "well done Blizzard".

Kommentar von Glorious

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

-Esperlvlfive, Kazzak-EU/i]

Kommentar von grandmgforge

Is a big bul$%^&....blizard again !@#$ed up with 50% dmg redus on legendary pets

Kommentar von 1112445

K seriously...is there any other way to beat him without having to level more pets? >_>...most annoying thing ever.

Kommentar von leaderavia

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kommentar von Heimdallen

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

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

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

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

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

Kommentar von Grummulthrus

Caution: Extremely buggy. I tried for three hours to get credit for these dailies, and eventually got them (and "The Longest Day" -- these were the last quests I needed).

Basic Procedure

Take Beasts of Fable III first, finish it completely, and turn it in.
Repeat for Beasts of Fable II.
Repeat for Beasts of Fable I.
Do not let created objects get the killing blow. You will not get credit. You may bug the quest(s) out so badly that you have to drop your current one and start it again. I had to kill the ever-redoubtable Kafi 8 times to get credit because of this.
Apocalypse is a DoT and gives credit correctly (if it hits!)
When something goes wrong -- and it will -- exit to desktop, wait for a full unload, and restart your WoW client from the launcher.

Working Combinations
(lv. 25 rare except as noted)

Dos-Ryga, Ti'un the Wanderer: The only way I killed these reliably was Apocalypse with endurance pets (I used an Anubisath Idol and a Shore Crab). I don't have the pet squad to do these two another way. In fact, I'd love to hear working pet combinations that can slay Dos-Ryga without the "Apocalypse now" approach.
No-No, Skitterer Xi'A: Mini Mindslayer, Gilnean Raven, Crimson Moth. Mini-Mindslayer: Life Exchange, Amplify Magic, Mana Surge. If you're still alive, swap in another pet once everything is on cooldown. Gilnean Raven: Nocturnal Strike, Call Darkness, and Alpha Strike until you're dead. Crimson Moth: Top priority is Moth Dust. Use Coccoon Strike whenever it's available, and use Alpha Strike when you have nothing else.
Nitun: Kun-Lai Runt, any Beast with a DoT/"Damage Taken" Debuff, Zandalari Anklerender. Kun-Lai Run: Mangle, then Rampage until own death. Secondary Beast: Make sure the DoT/debuff is on when you die. Zandalari Anklerender: Black Claw, then Hunting Party.
Lucky Yi: My Zandalari Anklerender soloed Lucky Yi reliably with a single Black Claw/Hunting Party combination. If this doesn't work for you, try stacking another damage debuff (e.g. Mangle), and I assure you it will work then. S/he melts.
Gorespine, Greyhoof, Ka'wi the Gorger, Kafi: "Beast Killer Squad" consisting of Tranquil Mechanical Yeti, Clockwork Gnome, and Anubisath Idol. Yeti: Supercharge, Call Lightning, and spam Metal Fist. You normally won't last until a second Call Lightning, but use it if you get the chance. Gnome: Keep Build Turrets on cooldown and spam Metal Fist. Idol: Keep Stoneskin up, use Deflection when available, and spam Demolish.

If these strategies don't work for you, my apologies, but I have a small working sample size and no desire to do these buggy quests again.

Kommentar von Ponkana

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

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

And you just hit the pet depending on its weakness.

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

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

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

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

Kommentar von 1062573

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kommentar von Xarlequin

After having done this a few times, I realise there are only a few abilitys that are needed to beat all the elite pets easily.

The key players in my 'elite team' for these three dailys consist of:
Alpiner Fuchslingwelpe
Götze des Anubisath
Gartenmotte
Seidenmotte
Fluxfeuerkätzchen
Fossiles Jungtier

The key here is to use the fox to buff the damage you deal in combination with two pets that share the same ability. In this case: Demolieren, Klaue and Mottenstaub.

Below follows a much more advanced description of what it is I do. I am aware that there probably are stronger or more suitable pets to use, and the strategy works with almost any pets with these abilities. The point here was simply to narrow down how many pets was needed to beat these dailys easily. I also want to point out that I usually only need to use two pets and leave the third unharmed, but it's handy to have it there as a back up in case of miss-streaks or enemy critting.

As you might notice, most (maybe all) of these elites are either critter, beast or aquatic. What I do is basically starting off with the fox, using Blendender Tanz in the start of the fight, and timing a Heulen right before the fox dies. This goes for each of the fights.

Then, if the enemy is aquatic, I run the fox aswell as 2 moths (Both using Alphastoß, Kokonschlag and Mottenstaub) in my team to easily nuke down the aquatic enemy which is very easy with the damage buff from Heulen.

If the enemy is beast, I run the fox as mentioned above aswell as Götze des Anubisath, Eloxiertes Robojunges. Both those pets are running Demolieren. As Demolieren has a low hit chance you will sometimes lose because you end up with 6 misses in a row, but usualy it kills the enemy in two or three hits at the most.

If the enemy is a critter, I run the fox aswell as Fluxfeuerkätzchen and Fossiles Jungtier, both running Klaue. These abilities will hit hard with the buff active. In case it runs out or in case you are up against a shielded or healing enemy, you can also use Schleichen to counter the shield or healing abilitys.

Kommentar von Tandestoker

I opened 3 of these and all i got was 3 lesser pet threat and the usual trash :(

Kommentar von 1140335

Just thought I would chime in with my 2 pennies...

Having only recently started pet battles I did not have much in the way of level 25 pets, I did however have 1 Netherraumabyssal. What makes this pet special for these fights is Meteorschlag and Explodieren.

What I did was go farm for a second Netherraumabyssal and start off by using Zerquetschen and follow that up with Meteorschlag (this works well as it lets you avoid big hitting abilities while striking back for a decent amount), finally on the third round I would use Explodieren which for some reason does not seem to be affected by the 50% reduced damage the elites have.

Using two Netherraumabyssal most of the beasts of fable are left on very low hp meaning my Smaragdgrüner Welpling could finish them off easily.

Hope this helps.

Kommentar von 899970

Videos on how to beat these guys:

Nitun the Midnight Plunderer

Ka'wi the Gorger

Dos-Ryga

Lucky Yi

Greyhoof

Skitterer Xi'a

Ti'un the Wonderer

No-No

Kafi

Gorespine

Kommentar von fientje

I would like to warn people to be careful when picking this quest up.
I picked it up roughly a year ago when I had leveled some pets and did pet battles.
Now I was obviously not very good at it, and altough I did get some of them down I kept failing on others. The whole pet battle thing lost my interest and I never completed the quests. Or actually I can't complete it as I don't have many high level pets.

When WoD came out I wanted to abandon those quests, but the abandon button was greyed out.
I read around a bit and found somewhere that you have to abandon it from the character you accepted the quest on.
This however is also not possible.

I made a ticket about this issue, and the gm's answer was that you cannot delete an account-wide quest once you completed a part of the quest. The only way to get it out of all your characters questlogs is by completing it.

Now I have 5 of those quests taking up 1/5th of my questlog, I cannot complete it, I cannot abandon it. They will sit in my logs for the rest of my wow gaming. Not fun at all...

Kommentar von purpleblob

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

Clear your cache.

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

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

Kommentar von albinoette

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

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

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

Ka'wi der Schlinger (Critter) ---------> Jade Forest, uses Mottenkugeln, Superklebriger Teer, Kauen
/way Jade Forest 48.42 70.96 Ka'wi the Gorger

Amethystspinnling (1,2,2) - maintain Brüchiges Netz, then use Spinnlingschwarm.
Springspinne (1,2,2) - rinse & repeat ^.
Other pet.

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Nitun (Critter) ---------> Jade Forest, uses Krallenhieb, Schleichen, Verheeren
/way Jade Forest 57.04 29.12 Nitun

Alpiner Fuchslingwelpe (1,2,2) - start with Blendender Tanz, save Heulen for final attack before you're killed. Use Biss for filler.
Kun-Lai-Junges (1,1,1) - start with Toben. Nitun should die. If not, Fuchtler.
Other pet.

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Dos-Ryga (Aquatic) ---------> Kun-Lai Summit, uses Frostatem, Strudel, Welle der Heilung
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.87 84.69 Dos'Ryga

Goldfalter (2,1,2) - try to save Kokonschlag to block Strudel.
Königsmotte (2,1,2) - start with Raubtierschlag, then Alphastoß.
Other pet.

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Kafi (Beast) ---------> Kun-Lai Summit, uses Nagen, Kopfstoß, Sprung
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.18 56.17 Kafi

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

/way Jade Forest 48.42 70.96 Ka'wi the Gorger
/way Jade Forest 57.04 29.12 Nitun
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.87 84.69 Dos'Ryga
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.18 56.17 Kafi

Kommentar von Zuckerguss

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

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

Credit goes to this web page.

Kommentar von Tontons

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

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

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

Kommentar von Hellzik

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

Kommentar von Sodal

This is a slightly updated version of the list made by NefariousNinja in 2013.

Added enough zone information so that the TomTom addon doesn't ask which specific zone is meant.
Previously all 10 had to be defeated for the daily quest but this was split into 3 different daily quests
Updated the location for Huscher Xi'a

/way Valley of the Four Winds 40.54 43.67 Lucky Yi (Beasts of Fable Book II)
/way Valley of the Four Winds 25.29 78.54 Greyhoof (Beasts of Fable Book II)
/way Krasarang Wilds 37.13 33.50 Skitterer Xi'a (Beasts of Fable Book II)
/way The Jade Forest 57.04 29.12 Nitun (Beasts of Fable Book I)
/way The Jade Forest 48.42 70.96 Ka'wi the Gorger (Beasts of Fable Book I)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.87 84.69 Dos'Ryga (Beasts of Fable Book I)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.18 56.17 Kafi (Beasts of Fable Book I)
/way Townlong Steppes 72.26 79.78 Ti'un the Wanderer (Beasts of Fable Book III)
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms:Pandaria 11.01 70.88 No-No (Beasts of Fable Book III, talk to Zidormi if not visible)
/way Dread Wastes 26.18 50.27 Gorespine (Beasts of Fable Book III)
No-No isn't visible after you've reached level 50 and the invasion of the Vale of Eternal Blossoms becomes active. Talk to Zidormi to switch between the view of the past and current events: /way Vale of Eternal Blossoms:Pandaria 80.6 32.0 Zidormi

Kommentar von xLunacyx

For me, Boneshard with Blistering Cold + Chop, swap into a black claw pet such as Ikky, will take care of everything with zero issues, if you aren't going for pet family achievements.

Kommentar von Fusmester

Updated coordinates for all 3 books:
Book1
/way #371 57.0 29.2 Nitun
/way #371 48.4 71.0 Ka'wi the Gorger
/way #379 67.8 84.6 Dos-Ryga
/way #379 35.2 56.0 Kafi
Book2
/way #376 25.2 78.6 Greyhoof
/way #376 40.4 43.8 Lucky Yi
/way #418 36.2 37.2 Skitterer Xi'a
Book3
/way #422 26.2 50.2 Gorespine
/way #390 11.0 70.4 No-No
/way #388 72.2 79.8 Ti'un the Wanderer

Links

Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch I

Besiegt Ka'wi den Schlinger, Nitun, Kafi und Dos-Ryga.

	Besiegt Ka'wi den Schlinger (1)
	Besiegt Kafi (1)
	Besiegt Dos-Ryga (1)
	Besiegt Nitun (1)

Beschreibung

Die Geschichten von Ka'wi dem Schlinger, Nitun, Kafi und Dos-Ryga werden in diesem Land immer präsent bleiben. Möchtet Ihr ihnen noch einmal im Kampf begegnen?

Vervollständigung

Belohnungen

Ihr bekommt:

	Berühmter pandarischer Haustierbedarf

Belohnungen

Bei Abschluss dieser Quest erhaltet Ihr:

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

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(32604))

Guides

Battle Pets and Where to Find Them [Archive] Patch 5.3 New Battle Pets and Pet Battle Changes The Littlest Mountain: A collector's overview of EVERY Mount and Pet in the game!

Fabelhafte Wesen, Buch I

Beschreibung

Vervollständigung

Belohnungen

Belohnungen

Guides

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