The taming process takes 6 seconds its cast time is not pushed back by damage taken, but it can be interrupted. During the taming process, the hunter cannot perform any other actions without canceling. Tame Beast can only be used on beasts (and mechanical beasts) at or below the hunter's level.

Other pets can be obtained once a hunter gains the ability at level 5. *Unique appearance that cannot be found in the wild. Although the pets shown for some races on the character creation screen were changed in patch 9.0.1 (for instance, void elves are now shown with a panthara), none of the allied races' starter pets were actually changed. Its internal name is Generic Hunter Pet.Īllied race characters, on the other hand, begin with a pet specific to their race. Only Class Trial characters and allied races receive a starter pet upon creation.Ĭlass Trial hunter characters start with a brown-and-gray classic worg. Now, each specialization deals the same amount of damage, and the two spec-specific abilities are the only difference.Īs of patch 9.0.1, and other pet utilities aren't learned until level 5 as a result, level 1 hunters no longer start with a pet. Cunning pets, for example, did less damage than Ferocity pets but offered a variety of PvP-oriented abilities. Prior to Battle for Azeroth, pet specialization could be changed after taming, and it had a more profound effect on a pet's role in combat. This specialization grants the pet a passive ability and an active ability: Pet specializations Main article: Pet specializationsĮach pet has one of three specializations, determined by its pet family. Some families are fairly specific, like the crocolisk family others are looser groupings, like the scalehide family, which contains kodos, thunder lizards, mushan, and ankylodons. Types of pets Pet families Main article: Pet familyĮach hunter pet belongs to a specific family of beasts, based on its species. 6 Hunter pets that keep their name after taming.

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