I've been thinking about what I should use and was wondering if it matters at all? I have a Worm I can use but is his special ability any good or is it useless? Same goes for the Chimera?
I've been thinking about what I should use and was wondering if it matters at all? I have a Worm I can use but is his special ability any good or is it useless? Same goes for the Chimera?
it doesn't matter in terms of DPS output, it only matters in terms of what extra ability the pet has.
worm special is useless because the damage it does is less than beast cleave.
for dungeons, core hound or crane/moth are basically your only viable options (lust and brez, respectively)
for open world it doesn't really matter, the only variance would be if you want to pick up a pet that has a defensive CD: basilisks, beetles, crabs, shale spiders, a few others... though generally it's not necessary or terribly relevant in open world content.
Find a pet you like and use that. Having a pet with hero/brez is nice but its hardly 'mandatory' for most things.
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You need a quilien and a corehound for utility,
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If your group lacks Bloodlust, you want to be using a Corehound or Nether Ray. If your group has less than two combat resurrections (in a 5-man), you want to be using a Crane, Moth, or Quilen.
If your group has all of those things covered, Spirit Beasts bring a small heal.
I use Corehound for lust, Quilen for brez, and when i am doing world quests, i tend to run with a water strider since I don't have a mount that can walk on water
I do have a spiritbeast ( purple mana saber) but rarely do i get a chance to use it
I know it doesn't make sense but those pet aoe abilities are actually a dps drop. so you should have those abilities turned off.
as other people said, good options are:
* spirit beast (if your gruop already has hero & BRes)
* Heroism pet
* Battle Res pet
(in pvp you should have in mind if your team has g.wounds too).
Coreground for Bloodlust
Quilen for combat ress
Strider for water walking
Those are the only must have pets for BM pve
Its a spirit beast by far imo
That heal if macroed has gotten me out of so many scrapes in raids plus the fact the other pets that give rez and lust is done by other classes better and you will never be called on to do those jobs in a raid environment.
I'm using the same tiger since the Echo Isles.
Strider works in Legion? I tamed one but didn't get water walking out of it.
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I use the following 5 pets:
1. Quilen for battle ressurection
2. Core hound for bloodlust/heroism
3. Water strider for water walking when needed
4. Rylak which gives me slow fall. Practically for when you want a safe way down those high cliffs.
5. Spirit beast which is my main for world quests and because its cool.
Does the spirit beat heal actually heal if every cooldown (unless full)?
If you leave it on autocast i seem to notice it healing me when i dip below 30%, but that's purely anecdotal and may be wrong. What i found more helpful is either have it as an individual keybind to have a second "oh shit" instant heal, or macro it with exhilaration to heal more.
EDIT: Also if you leave it on autocast, it is highly likely it will cast it on itself, which is pretty pointless with Phoenix if you run your pat Ferocity.
Last edited by Holovik; 2016-10-11 at 05:28 PM.