Discuss Several Types Of Exotic Pets

Here, we will discuss several types of Exotic Pets in World of Warcraft.

Spirit Beasts: It is uneasy to get such one. The only spirit beast is a big scarer of fearsome looking. The unique spell of this pet is Spirit Strike. It?s kind of like a glorified Moonfire that can be easily spammed since it hits initially, dots for 10 seconds, then can be used again immediately after. With enough focus, the potential for some very nice sustained arcane damage is there and the fact is that it?s a dot makes PVP interesting. This is more of a famous pet than anything, like driving a Ferrari over a Ford. https://thevital9.blogspot.com/2019/01/discuss-several-types-of-exotic-pets.html

Rhinos: Rhino is one of the ugliest pets in World of Warcraft. Rhinos are exotic Tenacity pets so he?s going to be a tank plain and simple. But his special move is fucking SWEET for PVP; Stampede has to be one of the most fun pet abilities for PVP but the cooldown of 1 minute sucks terribly. Longevity can knock that out a little bit but not enough for me to want to tame this pet for anything other than the size factor. That and knocking people off cliffs and such in world PVP.

Core Hounds: This bad boy is also an anti-caster. The anti-caster for exoitc pets. His Lava Breath ability slows down the enemy?s casting speed by 50% for 10 seconds. The attack is only bringing a 10 second cooldown so privded you have the focus power, you can keep that pesky healer or nuker only sitting at 50% cast speed ALL THE TIME. Great for PVP! It?s a Ferocity pet so it?s not meant to take loads of damage and stands out in raiding! So with this one pet you?ve got two different options, also his Ferocity talents give him lots of self-healing options as well. All around can?t fail.

Chimaeras: This pet is solid for PVP. He has Froststorm Breath, which does a frost and nature damage and slows down your enemy by 50% for 5 seconds. It runs a 10 second cooldown but with the Beast Mastery talent Longevity, you can shorten this to 7 seconds. This means simply that a hunter can kite like a BEAST with this pet. Add in the factor that giant flapping wings usually make for cluttered PVP screens, and your target is going to have a hard time snagging you. It?s a Cunning pet, which means it?s pretty balanced around PVP to begin with. https://thevital9.blogspot.com/2019/01/the-right-amount-of-computer-time.html

Worms: This is a straight up tanking pet. The worm is a Tenacity pet, so he has improved growl, Taunt, Intervene, tons of tanking talents. He?s amazing at single-target tanking and as far as debuffs, Acid Spit is pro. If you?re running a group with melee or physical DPS (rogues, yourself and other hunters, warriors, etc.) then this pet is going to give them some serious help. All you need to do is keep misdirecting on the pet and pray your DPS isn?t crazy overpowered. The armor killing ability can also be nice for PVP when taking out plate users.

Silithids: The only good bug, is a dead bug. Unless you?re a BM Hunter. The Silithid is properly not a great pet for abilities alone. It?s so cunning that it?s good for PVP but doesn?t tank well and doesn?t bring anything super sexy to raid DPS. He has a ranged Venom Web Spray ability which does nature damage and roots the target in place for 4 seconds. It has a nasty 40 second cooldown though and roots can be removed by many classes in PVP. This ability reminds me way too much of all the other pet abilities that do the same thing. Unless it?s nature damage is substantial, you?re better off with a Chimaera or Hyena or even the Crab pets. https://thevital9.blogspot.com

It would be nice if instead this pet is given a burrow ability (like zerg lol) so that you can spring traps with it. Most people would think you had a cat prwoling in stealth until the last second when this little bastard jumps out of the ground and locks you down.

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