Posts with tag tenacity-pets

Good day folks and welcome to Scattered Shots. The column that take a good look at what it takes to be a Hunter in the World of Warcraft. I am Eddie "Brigwyn" Carrington from the Hunting Lodge. This week we'll be discussing the best pets to use while playing solo. So grab your traps, check your ammo and let's go Hunting!

For the last couple of weeks I have been going over raiding specs. First, we reviewed the suggested specs for each all the Hunter talent trees. And last week we discussed how to spec Ferocity pets to partner with you as you raid and down bosses.

But we all know that there is much more to World of Warcraft than just running round min/maxing your character with best in slot items and downing bosses. For example, what do you do when you are out there leveling content? How about some way to take on multiple mobs at a time as you grind through for those twelve dozen Murloc eyes or maybe you are farming Arctic Fur for that Death-warmed Belt.

So I thought this week it might be a good idea to look at our options, and pick out some pets that would make really great companions when out farming and playing solo. Let's get started by taking a look at what are Tenacity Pets and how we can use them.

The Daily Quest brings you interesting, informative and entertaining WoW-related links from around the blogosphere.

• Bloodarrow has created a video explaing his Survival Hunter UI (embedded above). The list of AddOns he used in the video are listed in the sidebar of his site.
• One Rogue's Journey has also created a video, this one to show how the ClassTimer AddOn works in his new Friday Morning Mod series.
• Lorecrafted.com gathers what we know about Ulduar lore and speculates what is going on with Northrend's major players.
• Mania went exploring in Silvermoon on the PTR to find the new low level Tenacity pets that young Blood Elf Hunters will be able to tame in Patch 3.1.
• TankingTips has their 7th Podcast up covering Dual Specs, true Main Tanks and when to step down as MT.

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