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WoW Classic Pets Guide

WoW Classic pets are an essential element of the game for any player using the Hunter class. The main draw to the Hunter class is its unique speciality is the ability to own pets. Without doing adequate research, you can quickly find yourself filling your quota with worthless pets. Some pets in the game actually serve no real purpose and are significantly worse compared to others. In this guide, you’ll learn how to differentiate from the worst and best pets.To get more news about wow classic, you can visit lootwowgold official website.
To begin with, the most important limitation to understand is that you can have a maximum of three pets. However, to gain some abilities for pets, it requires you to tame certain temporary pets. If you maximise and hold three pets, you won’t have any space to carry any others. Freeing a pet for the expense of learning a new ability isn’t good: you will lose that pet’s level that you worked hard to train. It’s important that you only have two pets until you’ve fully trained and learnt all of the abilities for both of them. Regardless of however many pets you have, you can only take one outside the stable with you into the world.

Pets also have their own levelling system. They start off with the level that you tamed them at, using them in combat will allow them to gain experience. They also have their own maintenance needs: happiness and loyalty. To boost those stats up, you need to feed your pets: and they are picky eaters. One important note is that until your character reaches level 10, you do not have the ‘feed pet’ ability whatsoever. This is because, at level 10, you receive two quests that unlock many of the functions relating to pets and serves as a basic walkthrough to the mechanics. So, whilst you can tame beasts before you can feed them, it isn’t wise nor logical. If you’re running low on gold though, the fishing profession can give you free fish that certain pets will happily consume! However, pets will not restore much happiness if you’re feeding them food that’s well-below their current level.

As a player, you have abilities and those abilities come with different ranks. Any given pet can have a maximum of four abilities in-use actively, chosen from all abilities that they have learnt. Many abilities aren’t exclusive to a particular pet. Pets are exactly the same - they will have to learn abilities as they level up. You are limited in regard to what abilities your pet can learn though. You’re capped with the number of training points you can receive via levelling & loyalty. Hence, proper planning is paramount. And as mentioned before, some abilities can only be learnt by taming other pets.

Some abilities can be learnt from trainers. Abilities that can be learnt exclusively from a pet trainer span from Arcane Resistance to Shadow Resistance. Any ability that can be learnt from such a trainer impose no limitations on the pet’s families. Abilities are broken into two categories: active and passive. As aforementioned, you can only actively use 4 active abilities. Passive abilities have no number-cap, aside from training points, as you may not be able to afford to learn all abilities.