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Vombata Pup

Beast

Vombata Pup

Vombata Pup

Vombata Pup

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Pet Battle: [25] Zereth Mortis

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Base Quality

Poor

Cageable

No

Faction

Neutral

Mobility

Ground

Animation

Idles about.

Sound

Vocalizations (on-click and periodic)

Interactivity

None

Pet Journal Limit

3 allowed

Similar Models

Collectible In

Shadowlands

Release Info

Patch 9.2.0 | Posted: February 22, 2022

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Slot 1 Abilites

Requires Pet Level: 1

100% Hit Chance

Unleash a combo of blows, dealing 78, 118, and 98 Beast damage.

The last hit will always critically strike.

Vs.

Critter

Vs.

Flying

Requires Pet Level: 10

100% Hit Chance

Rushes the enemy, dealing 295 Beast damage and causes the user to go first next round.

Vs.

Critter

Vs.

Flying

Slot 2 Abilites

5 Round Cooldown

Requires Pet Level: 2

100% Hit Chance

Stun the target for 1 round.

3 Round Cooldown

Requires Pet Level: 15

100% Hit Chance

Deals 492 Critter damage and removes any objects on the battlefield.

Vs.

Undead

Vs.

Humanoid

Slot 3 Abilites

5 Round Cooldown

Requires Pet Level: 4

Fall asleep, restoring 197 health on the first round, 394 health on the second, then 788 health on the third.

While napping you cannot swap pets.

Requires Pet Level: 20

100% Hit Chance

Adds 98.5 damage to every attack against the target.

Lasts 5 rounds.

Passive Modifiers

Beast

Passive:

Beasts deal 25% extra damage below half health.

Damage Taken

50% from Mechanical abilities

33% from Humanoids abilities

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Despite its vulnerable appearance, predators will often avoid attacking a juvenile vombata. It's not known exactly why, but many believe it has to do with the vombata's cute little nose.