WoW Mists of Pandaria Classic is set to release on July 21, and the return of the most popular expansion in World of Warcraft history is bound to attract many new players.
As the most famous and probably the most successful MMORPG in history, WoW has a lot of ways to play. You can focus on combat, choose a life class to earn WoW MoP Classic gold, or even become a pet trainer like in Pokémon.
Although the pets in MoP Classic are not as numerous and complicated as in Pokémon, it will take a lot of time to catch them all.
You can let your pet fight against other players’ pets, or you can let your pet fight alongside you. Most players will not catch that many pets, and one or two of the best and strongest pets will be enough.
Differences Between MoP Classic And WoW Retail
Most areas in World of WarCraft MoP Classic have pets that can be caught, but there are some differences from WoW Retail. Some pets have not been added to MoP Classic, like Lil’ Ragnaros (appears only in Retail), but there are also battle pets such as Glub and Reven that are exclusive to WoW MoP Classic.
Battle Pet Introduction
In the beginning, the player has only one battle pet slot. As the player’s level increases, there will be more pet slots, and the player can bring two or even three battle pets into battle.
Battle pets have 6 skills, but when you just capture them, they cannot use these skills. You need to upgrade them through training. The way to upgrade pets is to use some items:
- Safari Hat: Increase the experience gained by the pet by 10%.
- Battle Pet Bandage: Restore the life of the pet.
- Battle stones: Improve the quality of the pet.
- Lesser Pet Treat: Increase the experience gained by the pet by 25% within one hour.
- Pet Treat: Increase the experience gained by the pet by 50% within one hour.
- Magic Pet Biscuit: Make your pet bigger.
The above items can be obtained through daily tasks, daily tasks and battles with pet trainers.
Quality Of Pets
Pets, like items, are divided into five qualities: common, uncommon, rare, epic and legendary. Among them, only pet trainers have Epic and Legendary quality pets, and the highest quality pets that players can get are rare.
In addition, you can also collect pets and sell them to make a profit, but in theory, pets with a value greater than 10,000 MoP Classic gold are the hardest to sell, while pets with a value of 2k-5k gold coins are perfect commodities.
Battle Pets Ranking
Even if the pets you get are all rare pets, it does not mean that they are all equally powerful. Because of different skills, combat pets also have strong and weak, and some are not suitable for combat at all.
Therefore, some pets are divided into several levels below, with the recommended degree from high to low, but this is not all pets, and some pets are not included in the statistics. If you plan to be a pet trader to earn Mists of Pandaria Classic gold, then the pets with higher recommended degrees may be easier to sell.
S Tier Battle Pets
- Anubisath Idol
- Unborn Val’kyr
- Nexus Whelpling
- Emerald Proto-Whelp
- Rabbits and Hares
- Flayer Youngling
- Pandaren Water Spirit
It is recommended that you get the above pets as soon as possible because they have both output and survivability. If you don’t want to train them yourself, you can also go to the auction house to auction one for a few thousand gold.
A Tier Battle Pets
- Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling
- Oozelings
- Frogs
- Moths
- Blighthawk
- Nether Faerie Drago
- Nordrassil Wisp
- Fel Flame
- Gilnean Raven and Crow
- Chrominius
- Chuck, Snarly, Muckbreath, Toothy
- Clockwork Gnome
- Darkmoon Tonk
- Emperor Crab
- Lil’ Bling
- Magical Crawdad
- Arfus
- Kun-Lai Runt
Although A Tier Battle Pets are not as powerful as S Tier Battle Pets, they are also highly recommended pets to collect. Some of them have high damage, some can stun the enemy, and some can improve your recovery effect.
B Tier Battle Pets
- Snails
- Water Striders
- Feline Familiar
- Pterrordax Hatchling
- Tiny Snowman
- Winter’s Little Helper, Father Winter’s Helper
B Tier Battle Pets are also good pets to use, but their abilities may not be as outstanding.
C Tier Battle Pets
- Chickens
- Foxes
- Spiders
- Cats
- Beetles / Roaches
C Tier pets are not used very often, but they can come in handy in some scenarios.
Utility Battle Pets
- Terrible Turnip
- Skunks, Fawns and Sheep
These pets are only suitable for certain situations, but they are still worth collecting.
These pets are like additional skill add-ons for you, and as long as you have enough pets in your collection, there will always be some pets that can help you in battle. If you like to fight pets like Pokémon, whether it is PVP or PVE, World of WarCraft Mists of Pandaria Classic can satisfy you.
