It appears that in today’s maintenance, all the remaining tamed versions of the worgen changed to the normal ‘white worg’ wolf skin.
Tamed Worgen are Now Winterskorn Worgs [Updated]
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Monthly Archives: July 2009
The Joy of Data
Allow me to introduce you to Aisna. She’s level 10 and this wolf is her first real pet ever.
Now I know what you’re thinking: “Another new hunter alt?! And another dwarf at that! What happened to Kaet? Or Maja? Or that Tauren you just started? Or your horde of level 20-ish Alliance alts?!”
Ah, but Aisna is special.
Hmm … You can’t really see it in this screenshot, so let me post another …
Speaking of Worgen …
Both WoW Insider and MMO Champion have posted their suspicions today that Goblins and Worgen will be added as playable races in the next expansion.
Analyzing Armory Pet Data
I ran across a post a few days ago by a blogger called Zardoz, who writes a blog called Armory Data Mining. Zardoz was using the new hunter pet data on the WoW Armory to analyze the most popular hunter pets.
A day later, Zardoz posted a consolidated list of the most popular hunter pets for each of the pet families.
RFC: What’s the Weakest Leveling Pet?
RFC stands for ‘Request for Comments’. Basically, this is a post in which I ask you for your comments about a pet. I did some RFC’s in the past about the pros and cons of each pet family (although I stopped that series when the pace of pet changes made them obsolete). But the RFC I want to do today is rather different.
I want your opinion on which pet family is the weakest for leveling a new hunter. That is, if you were going to suggest a pet for a new hunter, something that would be a good choice for solo questing … which pet would you suggest last?