I haven’t seen much about these two little taming tidbits yet, other than a quick mention here or there, so I thought I’d draw your attention to them.
Back before the Wrath of the Lich King expansion, most hunters would avoid low-level pets. Well, most sane hunters, anyway …
Let’s go on safari to the new/old zones of Azeroth! Today I’ll share brief pet-oriented reviews of Mulgore, Durotar, Azshara, and the Northern Barrens.
Normally I wouldn’t do four zones at once, but there weren’t all that many changes in these zones.
Before we start our safari, you should read the disclaimers and caveats in the Cataclysm Safari: Intro.
Venaal asked yesterday in a comment about Deepmoss Webspinners in Cataclysm to “see this spider thing”. So I got some screenshots.
Some of these were taken from the ground and some from a flying mount. Because scale and orientation can be hard to see in cropped images, I’ve linked the full screen pictures from the thumbnails below. But even the cropped versions are pretty big.
Today we continue the pet-oriented tour of Cataclysm zones with brief reviews of the changes to Ashenvale and Stonetalon Mountains.
Before you start the tour, you should read the disclaimers and caveats in the Cataclysm Safari: Intro.
Surprisingly little has changed in Ashenvale in the way of pets.
We’re going to kick off our pet-oriented tour in the home lands of the night elves … largely because that’s where I happened to have a beta character logged out.
Before you start the tour, make sure you read the disclaimers and caveats in Cataclysm Safari: Intro.
Nothing changed.