With the release of the latest WoW TCG expansion, a new in-game pet has arrived, Bananas the Monkey. Looking into this has led me to a wonderful site dedicated to collecting all the non-combat pets in Warcraft. And when I say "dedicated", I mean "look no further than this site."World of Warcraft Small Pet has checklists, FAQs, guides to getting pets exclusive to the opposing faction, screenshots, extensive information for each pet, you name it.
Now, I have a fair collection of non-combat pets, mostly from seasonal events like the mechanical yeti from Winterveil and Willy from Children's Week. I also quested for the Sprite Darter Hatchling out of Feralas back when the zone was in my level range. But this site is for the serious collector.
Check it out and then tell me: frightening obssession or one more kind of pleasant activity to pass the time in-game?
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6-06-2007 @ 4:19PM
Athryn said...
Tranquil Mechanical Yeti is made by an engineer, not from the Winter Veil.
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6-06-2007 @ 4:39PM
Nelson said...
old site. been open for a while. but very informative =)
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6-06-2007 @ 4:51PM
Laura said...
I use this site all the time 56 of 73 pets in my collection. Including some pretty rares: disgusiting oozeling, hyachinth macaw, netherwhelp, hippogryph hatchling, peddlefeet. Most disappointing: life like mechanical toad...too like life, it lost humor factor.
Shame there is not other way to get some of the pets that were goody bags from events, or the ones from the original collectors edition.
I would love to see: skunk pet like the ones in ammen vale, little bear for using with my druid, more dogs, the arcane critters that run around in silvermoon city.
Cynasmin ~ Ill Gotten Gains ~ Blackhand
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6-06-2007 @ 5:52PM
Addie said...
Omigosh - a pet broom would be so neat! Yah, I'm a non-combat pet freak too. :P
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6-07-2007 @ 6:07AM
daniel said...
gotta catch 'em all!
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