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Updates für Jägerbegleiter in Shadowlands: zähmt Renner, Kamele, Mammuts, Wolkenschlagen & untote Wildtiere

geposted 05.08.2020 um 17:15 von Archimtiros

Build 35432 Datamining

Updates für Jägerbegleiter

Klassen- & Zauberänderungen

Charakteranpassung & -Modelle

RennerKameleMammutRennerKameleMammuts

SilithidAqiri

DogHound

Shale SpiderBeast

KroluskCarapid

Goatruffhorn

NEW Camel

NEW Mammoth

NEW Courser

NEW The Courser gallops quickly, increasing dodge chance by 30% for 20 sec.

NEW When falling below 40% health, the Camel will shrug off attacks, granting 60% reduced incoming damage for 15 sec.
This effect can only occur once every 120 sec.

NEW The Mammoth tramples the target, slowing movement by 50% for 6 sec.

Wolkenschlangenuntote WildtiereShadowlands

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Kommentar von Natakutdhthis just in: more tamable things for hunters, just like every mini patch.

man, im still waiting for my demon stablesKommentar von ChaxtonWe need an easy way to browse the database for new beasts flagged as tameable. Glad to see things moving around, but if the unicorns become Coursers, then Stags are losing some of their best models.Kommentar von Dejo93So wait. Will Mammoths include Elekks as well and Alpacas for Camels? Will we see a new model for Mammoths? Will the already existing Coursers that are in the Stag family be moved?

Edit: NVM saw the linksKommentar von vegeta0585amazing. Hunters got to tame undead before unholy DK. 10/10Kommentar von VephCoursers can already be tamed currently, but this indicates that they'll be moved into their own (much more fitting) family!Kommentar von perculiaWe need an easy way to browse the database for new beasts flagged as tameable. Glad to see things moving around, but if the unicorns become Coursers, then Stags are losing some of their best models.Kommentar von TakakoEXODARI’m screamingKommentar von RyuFlameheartShale Beasts.
So I can finally tame those Shale Worms in Deepholm now?Kommentar von SheworgenTaming. Cloud. Serpents. SAY NO MORE.Kommentar von ChaxtonWe need an easy way to browse the database for new beasts flagged as tameable. Glad to see things moving around, but if the unicorns become Coursers, then Stags are losing some of their best models.Kommentar von radicarlI have mixed feelings.
On one hand, it’s good.
But on the other hand, so long as pets have their families specs restricted, your real pet choices are limited.

“Yay! I can finally tame X! Oh wait, they’re cunning...”
*Tames one, puts it in the stable and never uses it.*Kommentar von mazejakerCLOUD

SERPENTS

I was excited about the possibility of undead tames when Muffinus was teasing new pet tames but I never knew how much I needed cloud serpents!
I wonder if this means other dragon/dragonkin may be on the cards in future?Kommentar von KelrasWe need an easy way to browse the database for new beasts flagged as tameable. Glad to see things moving around, but if the unicorns become Coursers, then Stags are losing some of their best models.Kommentar von starchaser14ELEKKS, PLEASE! If you're making Mammoths tameable, why not make Elekks tameable too?Kommentar von ButterflywitchNow that hunters can tame undead beasts, give us Blood elves our red eyes and undead skin so that the Dark Ranger fantasy can be complete.Kommentar von Yonikumithis just in: more tamable things for hunters, just like every mini patch.

man, im still waiting for my demon stablesKommentar von Lichlingamazing. Hunters got to tame undead before unholy DK. 10/10Kommentar von TakakoEXODARI want to tame Fetid Devourer & Guarm too, pLEASE BLIZZARDKommentar von Lichlingthis just in: more tamable things for hunters, just like every mini patch.

man, im still waiting for my demon stablesKommentar von lenastusthis just in: more tamable things for hunters, just like every mini patch.

man, im still waiting for my demon stables

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