World of Warcraft: detailed explanation of pet wars; Learn about pet wars from scratch.

In fact, a small partner secretly wrote the raiders I want to fight with pets a long time ago, but because the content is too huge, it has been sorted out in scattered time. This time, I have almost tidied up. I will send out the basic knowledge of pet fighting first, and then I will continue to sort out the pet fighting strategy of leveling characters and pet fighting copies.

This guide is based on the knowledge of pet fighting, and does not involve plug-in content to avoid confusion among novices. The full text is long, suitable for players with no or low foundation in pet fighting.

1. What is a pet war?

2. Basic knowledge of pet boxes

3. Pet fighting process

4. Ethnic identity

5. Quality of pets

6. How to upgrade your pet

7. Catch a small wild pet

8. Recommend commonly used tradeable pets

The "pet" in the pet war can't help you fight monsters like hunters, warlocks and other professional babies, but is a "chess piece" in casual play. You can think of it as a card game in World of Warcraft, collecting cards and raising cards to play against NPC or players. Do you want to play gobang? )

Pet Collection is in your collection interface-Pet Classification. Pets added to the pet box can summon or fight in any role in all your servers and camps, and some pets can be traded in cages. Therefore, it is an inefficient method to transfer gold coins across services by buying pets from server A and adding them to the pet box and then going to server B for cage trading.

In each pet game, you and your opponent can hit up to 3 pets, and you can win by defeating all three pets of your opponent. NPC can only play 1 or 2 pets, but no more than 3 pets per battle.

Most of NPC's pet collocation and skills are fixed, and the uncertainty is mainly reflected in whether the skills are hit or crit.

This is the basic interface of your pet box:

Let's divide it into ABC three interfaces and explain them one by one.

Area A, this is a list of all pets. Both your collected and uncollected pets will appear in this area, and the uncollected pets will be displayed in black and white, which can be classified by the "filter" in the upper right corner.

Area B, the specific information of a pet. As long as you click on any pet in area A, the specific information of the pet will appear in area B:

At the top left is the pet's head and name. Pets can be renamed without spending money or cooling down. The changed name and the original base name are displayed side by side. The yellow word "brainless" at the top is my name, and the white word "unhappy" at the bottom is the basic name of this puppy.

There are three lines of numbers under the name, which are the blood volume, attack power and speed of the pet. Pets with 0 HP will temporarily die in battle. Unless other pets have resurrection skills, they can only participate in the war after the battle. Attack power determines the attack damage of pets, and speed determines the shooting order.

In the brackets behind, the yellow number indicates how many attributes the pet gets at each level, so if we want to know the specific attributes of a certain level of the pet, we can multiply the number in the yellow brackets by the level, and the blood will be extra+100, and the attack and speed will not be added. For example, this puppy's blood volume at level 20 is 61.1x 20+100 =1322, and its attack power is1.6x20 = 232.

The numbers in blue brackets reflect the growth of pets, that is, the distribution of attribute points obtained after upgrading.

On the upper right of the model (1705), the beast is the race of your pet, which will be explained in the later section on racial characteristics.

The lower right corner is your pet's skills. Each pet has six fixed skills. Similar to the talent of character selection, pet skills are divided into three levels. You can choose an upper and lower skill on each level. You can't choose neither one nor both, so each pet can only choose three skills.

Area C is your current pet team, that is, when you enter the pet battle next time, the proportion of your team, what are the three pets and which three skills each pet chooses are all reflected here. You can drag the pet cover from area A on the left to change the pet's playing style, or click on the skill to select the skill to use.

The first pet is your first pet, and you can change to one of the other two at any time in the battle.

If you have more than two pets who need to play in the same team, it is recommended to change their names, otherwise you won't know which one is which. For example, if I change the three Ikeys to the three brothers Liu, then you can tell which one is which intuitively and clearly.

After entering the pet battle, you will disappear into a special plane, and you can't be attacked before the battle is over, and you can't start the pet battle in the battle. If you see several opposing camps coming at you angrily, you can click on the nearby pets to enter the battle to escape. (Laughter)

Pet combat adopts "turn-based system". Simply put, you hit me, I hit you, you hit me again, I hit you again until one side dies.

After entering the pet battle, it will become an interface like this:

At the top left are our three pets and their blood volume, at the top right are enemy pets and their blood volume, and at the bottom is the operation bar.

The specific contents of the operation bar are as follows:

The first three are the three skills you choose for your current pet. You can click with the mouse or press the keyboard 123 to select. The fourth is to change pets, that is, to change one of the two pets that are not playing at present at the back of the line. Waiting is standing and waiting for a beating and not fighting back. If you give up, you won't explain.

The skill release of pet fighting is a "filling system". It doesn't mean that whoever is fast can release skills first. It means that both of you have chosen the skills you want to use this round (or changed pets to stand by), and then decide who will make the move first and who will make the move later according to the "speed" of both sides playing pets. Both sides have finished shooting, which is regarded as the end of the round, and both sides re-select the action to be carried out in the next round.

Although you can change pets in the battle, after all, you have to take one round and play one more round, so you must choose your first pet carefully.

Pets * * * have 10 races, and each race has its own characteristics, or passive skills, which are interrelated.

The passive skills of pets are as follows:

Beast: When your blood is less than half, you can do 25% extra damage.

Small animals: immune coma, immobility, sleep.

Undead: After death, it can be resurrected for one round and cannot be killed, but the damage caused is reduced by 25%.

Humanoid: At the end of each turn, if the turn has caused damage, it will restore 4% health.

Dragon: When the enemy's health is less than half, it deals 50% extra damage in the next turn.

Magic: A single damage will not exceed 35% of the maximum health.

Flying: When your blood volume is higher than half, your speed will increase by 50%.

Water system: debuff effect is halved.

Element: Ignore all negative effects of weather.

Mechanical: After death, you can be resurrected once and restore 20% blood.

Most of the skills of pets are the skills of their own race, and a few will be the skills of other races. For example, most of the skills of beasts and pets are beast injuries. You can see what race the skill injuries are in skills:

Similarly, each race skill will be bound by a race pet and cannot cause complete damage. The specific constraint cycle is as follows:

Therefore, we can see the race of NPC pets. For example, when NPC fights beast pets, we can choose mechanical pets to cause more damage, and we can also win the battle with flying pets with less damage.

The quality of pets that players can get from low to high is gray (weak), white (ordinary), green (excellent) and blue (excellent).

Some NPCs or wild elites have purple (epic) and orange (legendary) pets, and they can't catch them.

The higher the quality, the better. You can see the same pet, green and blue will be much worse:

Pets can use flawless battle stones to improve their quality, and can instantly upgrade gray, white and green to blue quality. This kind of stone can be obtained by pets after the war, or it can be used to complete daily tasks and pet world tasks to collect tokens and buy them from pet trainers.

Pet token is a polished pet spell. 15 can buy an flawless battle stone, and the average pet in the world mission is 12.

When a pet is upgraded to blue, it will automatically complete its attribute points. For example, a pet with a grade of 1, whether you use blue stones to turn blue when the grade is 1 or upgrade to grade 10 and then change the blue stones to grade 65440, the green ones get 5 attack points per grade, and the blue ones get 10 attack power per grade. Or green will be upgraded by 5 levels first, then blue will be upgraded by 5 levels, and finally 10 will have a blue pet attack power of 100. Even if the quality of such a pet is low, it can be upgraded first, and no matter how many levels of flawless battle stones it uses, its attributes can be supplemented.

Most pets are 1 when they are first acquired, but the wild pets will drop by 3 levels after being captured, so we need to upgrade the pets to full level and blue to become the strongest whole.

Pets under the level can see an experience column in the specific information of pets in the pet box, and it will be gone when the level is full:

We just need to gain experience to upgrade it.

There are two main ways to upgrade pets. The first is to use the ultimate combat training stone, which can directly upgrade any level of pets to level 25. This kind of stone only produces some activities, such as pet confrontation week or the first time to build a fortress pet cabin. You can also buy tokens from pet trainers with daily and world missions. Like the flawless combat training stones mentioned above, each ultimate combat training stone needs 60 tokens, which is relatively lacking.

Another way is to let pets participate in pet fighting. You need to fight to gain experience. If you have never fought in the back row and finished fighting with two other pets, then this pet will not gain experience. You can hang the pet you want to upgrade in the starting position and switch to other powerful pets in the first round, so that you can gain experience after playing.

Defeating high-level enemies will give your little pet more experience. For example, if you use two level 25 pets to bring one 1 pet and hit three other level 25 pets, the experience gained will make your 1 pet rise to above level 10. If two 25-level pets bring a 1 pet and hit three other 5-level pets, your 1 pet can do the same.

But high-level enemies do more damage, and some pet skills can attack the pets of three enemies at the same time, so even your 1 pet is easy to be killed in the back row, and it is inexperienced to die.

You can see many small animals with green claws on their heads:

Right-click it to start the pet fight. Use your skills to reduce its blood volume to as little as possible:

At this point, you can use the capture skill. In the action bar, the first project to throw in the towel is to capture:

If you don't catch it, the success rate will rise in the next round until you catch it. Pets don't fight back, so if you don't use the skills such as "bounce back and hurt N rounds when injured" or the other pet has the skills of "sacrifice yourself to cause N damage to the enemy", you can catch this pet in several rounds.

NPCs and players' pets cannot be captured. Capture is regarded as a round. If you are late in the process of arrest, you will be beaten. If all three of your pets die during the capture, you lose.

After the arrest, you will be locked in a cage until the battle is won. If the enemy has other pets in the battle, you need to kill all the other pets to get a pet. If the rest of the enemy's pets kill all three of your pets, you will not get a pet that has been successfully captured.

If you select "Show Pets" in the minimap option, you can see green claws on the minimap:

Pets mostly appear according to their habits, such as deer and rabbits, and most of them appear in forests or grassland maps, such as Alvin Forest. Rats and cockroaches mostly appear in human activity areas such as Ironforge, and lizard beetles mostly appear in deserts such as Auden.

If you don't upgrade your pet to level 25 yourself, you can't play even if you buy a level 25 pet. When you personally upgrade a small pet to level 25, all the characters under your account can buy a small pet with level 25 to play with.

There is a tricky way to find a friend who plays pet wars and ask him to help upgrade a small pet to level 24 or so. Then you can upgrade to level 25 by defeating several low-level NPCs in your hands, and then you can unlock the purchased small pets at level 25.

Here are some common pets that can be bought at auction houses. One is *** 10, which is a simple and rude pet. Even old pet players often use it. This 10 pet can solve more than 70% of pet battles, and the remaining 30% will need a larger pet pool, such as gods, pet copies, and some world missions. , will also need some relatively unpopular.

1. Unhappy

It's the puppy that appeared on me. This puppy only needs 1. If you buy it, you can buy a grade 25. If you don't buy it, there is a burning house near Walsala Salmon Creek. There is a puppy on the second floor to give you a task. That's the reward. 1.

I want an unhappy one, because it has a very powerful skill combination: howl+scream:

Howling first can do double damage to enemy pets in two rounds. Howling is harmful to the enemy, but it will not make the enemy's blood drop below 1 point. Simply put, it is absolutely impossible to kill the enemy. No matter how much damage is spilled, local pets still have 1 point of blood, which is the best pet to catch wild pets. Low-level wild pets howl directly, high-level wild pets howl+scream, leaving 1 point wild pets.

Scary turnips have the same effect, but they are much more expensive.

2. Wind born dragon baby x3

Similarly, if you buy it, you can buy a level-25 provincial leveling. If you don't buy it, you can kill the dragon mother elite on the mountain of Storm Fjord (49.70), and a character can only be dropped once. You can open three numbers and take three.

Wind-born Dragon Baby also has a strong skill combination: Arcane Storm+Mana Surge:

First, use Arcane Storm to turn the weather into Arcane Wind, and then use mana surge to cause additional damage. Three wind born dragon babies are more suitable for 3v3. When one dies, replace it immediately and continue Arcane Storm+Mana Surge. Generally, it is not a mechanical pet that can die without brain.

Codala's node larvae have similar skills. If it is a full attack node, the damage of chicks is slightly higher than that of Fenglong Baby, but those who can't trade can only be caught by themselves, and the attributes need to be picked. Novices are more comfortable with Fenglong Baby directly.

3.Ikey x3

Similarly, if you buy it, you can buy a grade 25. If you don't buy it, you can refer to my article to get the role acquisition process of the most commonly used small pets Ikey and Aranca toys. One number can only take one, and three numbers can only take three.

There is also a strong combination skill: black claw+team battle;

First, the black claw gives the opponent's small pet three rounds of increased damage, debuff, so that the opponent's small pet will receive additional damage every time it is attacked. Then, team warfare is a skill that attacks three times per turn, that is, it can trigger the black claw effect three times per turn, and it can also add an extra damage to enhance debuff.

The only drawback is that neither damaged debuff can be passed on to the next pet. After killing the enemy's current pet, it is necessary to reattach the black claw to the enemy's second pet, so it is more suitable for 3v 1, which is an elite pet with only one enemy, purple or even orange.

4. Zandala tore his ankle or Zandala attacked his tibia x3.

The same skill combination as Ikey, one is black claw and the other is hunting team. Hunting teams have the same effect as group battles, but the difference is that group battles are flight attributes, while hunting teams are beast attributes:

As an alternative to Ikey, for example, Ikey will be restrained, causing less damage, so it can be replaced by Zandala, or the enemy is a small animal, and the Zandala hunting team with the nature of beast can cause higher damage.

If you are a novice, don't worry about attributes, just buy the cheapest one. In the future, you need more pets when you need to make copies and fight elites, and your pet knowledge needs to be advanced. Then you can study the appropriate attributes.

Pet fighting is not a simple article that can be explained clearly. This article can only give you an introduction. As for the higher classes, you need to explore a little bit.