World of Warcraft - How to accumulate a Ghost Wolf As a Pet in WoW

I'm warning you in advance. This is a sad story, particularly if you like pets. And this you obviously do, since you found and are reading this article.

But don't worry, it has a happy ending. So please keep reading if you want to learn how to secure the Ghost Wolf as a pet.

I can still remember the first time ever that I saw a Ghost Wolf in World of Warcraft. Of procedure I do, because this beast is a real beauty.

There are two wolf forms in WoW, and the Ghost Wolf is the prettier of the two. It is transparent, spectral looking, and features bluish ice-like colours. When it howls, you form an impression of an fundamental echo.

When I met this wonder beast, I immediately fell in love with it. My hunter was level 28 or so, and I was running through the dungeon Shadowfang Keep with four of my friends.

After the dungeon, I talked a higher level friend into going there with me, so that I could tame the Ghost Wolf, but alas... Only to find out that it wasn't tameable.

By doing research, I found out that this beast had once been tameable, but that Blizzard had later changed this situation. There was no way that my hunter could ever secure one but, much later, I saw somebody with it in the Auction House. This was, indeed, a very lucky man who'd obviously played WoW for a very long time, in order to possess it.

Time passed, but I never forgot my love of these superb creatures.

Then one evening, as usual, the horde attacked Astranaar. This small village was an easy target for a high level horde, so what they did was wholly without honour.

There were a few people who stood up to them, and valiantly fought back against them. One of these, a draenei woman, surprised me by sending not one, but two Ghost Wolves after the horde to bite their heels, as they ran off. (I found out later they were now called Spirit Wolves.)

I didn't dare to ask her as to how she acquired them, but I noticed that she was a shaman, so I wrote down her name.

To my pleasant surprise, it was possible for a shaman with talents in the Enhancement tree to have two spirit wolves to fight for him for about 45 seconds duration during every two minutes. Unfortunately, it wasn't possible to pick that extra talent before at least level 60.

That same evening, I created my shaman, just to ultimately get my spirit wolves, and I never regretted doing it. As somebody once said: "Everybody should have a shaman". This class is genuinely spellbinding to play, and has many possibilities. And I was so proud the first time I achieved this, I took out my spirit wolves to show them to my friends.

World of Warcraft - How to accumulate a Ghost Wolf As a Pet in WoW

The Wolves

World of Warcraft - How to accumulate a Ghost Wolf As a Pet in WoW

World of Warcraft - How to accumulate a Ghost Wolf As a Pet in WoW
World of Warcraft - How to accumulate a Ghost Wolf As a Pet in WoW

The Wolves

WoW Best Hunter Pet - The Truth About Pets Which Dominate in World Of Warcraft

As you already know from my previous description (see "World Of Warcraft - Hunter Pets - What Every Hunter Needs To Know") there are three basic categories of hunter pets: tank pets, dps pets and Middle-of-the-road pets. If you do not know about these categories you should read my first article. This description will tell you what is the best hunter pet in each category.

WoW Best Hunter Pet - The Truth About Pets Which Dominate in World Of Warcraft

WoW Best Hunter Pet - The Truth About Pets Which Dominate in World Of Warcraft

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WoW Best Hunter Pet - The Truth About Pets Which Dominate in World Of Warcraft

WoW Best Hunter Pet - The Truth About Pets Which Dominate in World Of Warcraft

The Best Tank Pet:

The best tank pet is a bear. Bears are very remarkable fighters, who eat everything you can carry. Bears have two normal abilities: bite and claw. Their main weakness is that they're still waiting on a defining ability.

The Best Dps Pet:

The best Dps pets are Cats. Just look at their stats and you will see way. Cats can learn more abilities any other Dps pet can. You can pick up all three normal abilities: Bite, claw and dash. Cats eat only meat and Fish, which is very easy to find. There is only one thing I do not like in Cats - practically everybody in World of Warcraft has it.

The Best Middle-of-the-road pet:

The best Middle-of-the-road pet is a wolf, who has the best ability: furious howl. Wolves are very Fast. I have tried to train hyenas, carrion birds and other pets, but wolves dominate this category. So, if you need middle-of-the-road pet, wolf is the best choice.

Follow these tips and you will be well on your way to train the best hunter pet in wow.

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WoW Best Hunter Pet - The Truth About Pets Which Dominate in World Of Warcraft

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Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets

If you've ever played a Hunter in World of Warcraft, you're constantly on the lookout for a more remarkable pet. Even though you may have become emotionally attached to that bear or panther you tamed at level 10, there are many creatures that make much good World of Warcraft pets than good old "Mr. Whiskers".

Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets

Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets

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Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets

Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets

Although some pets are good in unavoidable situations than others depending on either you want a tank or dps, there are a few animals that stand head and shoulders above the rest. Here's a list of the Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets along with where they're found, their ability modifiers, skills, and either they make a good tank, dps, or general pet.

10. Nether Ray

Found in Outland, this WoW pet has a body much like a stingray with a long tail and two feathery plumes. It has crystalline growths and stripes running down its body, and all types are brightly colored. Nether Rays can be found in Netherstorm, Zangarmarsh, and Shadowmoon Valley (caster stats) with the Fen Ray from the Underbog as the only-non caster of this creature. Nether Rays get a big bonus to condition (+10%), a smaller bonus to damage (+3%), but take a hit with well below average armor (-10%) and can be determined a hybrid dps/tank pet with the emphasis on dps. Their big "coolness" factor puts the Nether Ray at amount 10 over other average to above average pets.

9. Wolf

Wolves are indigenous to many parts of Azeroth and are a very favorite Hunter pet due to their large collection of skins and locations to find them at along with their Furious Howl and Dash skills. Wolves are average in damage and condition but have above average (+5%).

8. Crocolisk

A crocolisk is a lizard-like creature, gigantic in length, and covered in thick, rough scales that run from the end of its tail to the tip of its maw. Mottled green in color with yellowish fangs, the beast is supported by six squat legs with webbed feet, each of which ends in short, black claws. Crocolisks are usually found near bodies of water and, in particular, in Durotar, Loch Modan, and the Wetlands. This World of Warcraft pet can learn Cower, Bite, and Growl but offer no unique pet skill. Some Hunters are annoyed by the hissing noise they make when sitting still, but their high armor (+10%) can make up for that and their lower condition (-5%) if you're finding for a tanking pet.

7. Gorilla

Gorillas are found only in Stranglethorn Vale, Feralas, and Un'Goro Crater and can learn Cower, Growl, Bite, and their unique skill Thunderstomp which inflicts area nature damage and causes a lot of threat. Gorillas are not very favorite as a WoW pet due to their scarceness and fussy diet (fruit and fungus) but their unique skill, medium condition bonus (+4%) and damage bonus (+2%) make them a good tough pet.

6. Wind Serpent

A brightly-colored, winged serpent with a feathered head - essentially a flying snake. Found primarily in Horde territory, the Wind Serpent has high damage (+7%) with average condition and armor. What makes the Wind Serpent a special World of Warcraft pet is it's lightning breath skill which deals a decent amount of ranged nature damage that scales with the hunter's ranged attack power. Unless fighting monsters with low armor or innate nature resistance, a Wind Serpent will have the highest dps of any pet. Be specific though, a large amount of Wind Serpents have caster stats if you tame them as a pet. Stick with those found in Barrens, Thousand Needles, and Feralas just to be on the safe side.

Top 10 World of Warcraft Pets

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