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Poro

Cageable:

Yes

Limit:

3

You can own up to three copies of this pet.

Default Rarity:

Rare

The default rarity is the minimum when a pet is learned. For wild pets this is usually "poor". Pets from other sources can be common, uncommon or rare by default.

Source:

Drop

Expansion:

Battle for Azeroth

Owned by:

58.33%

Based on this many collections: 43466

Players who own this pet have it:

Once: 81.36%
Twice: 12.34%
Thrice: 6.3%

Strategies:

19

Popularity:

Medium

Pageviews:

8824

Breeds:

HP

Flying
Flying creatures gain 50% extra speed while above 50% health.
50% vs. 33% vs.
33% vs. 50% vs.
Poro cannot fly, but enjoys a long lifespan hopping along the ground and shaking the fruits from trees.
DragonsAfterDark
Source
Drop: Island Expeditions
Island: Dread Chain

Vendors: Island Salvage
Alliance: Captain Nightrunner - /way #1161 66.2 32.2 Captain Nightrunner
Horde: Captain Kitt - /way #1165 44.6 94.2 Captain Kitt

Salvage Container: Dread Chain Salvage
Drop Chance: 0.2 %
Last Update: 2024-02-12 05:50:09 (Patch 10.2.5)
PvE
PvP
Other Info
Players can earn Seafarer's Dubloons by completing Island Expeditions.

To unlock Island Expeditions, you'll need to complete your faction's introductory quest chain for Battle for Azeroth until you get the Island Expedition (A) quest from Halford Wyrmbane & Island Expedition (H) from Nathanos Blightcaller. This is your breadcrumb quest that will lead you to the Island Expedition NPCs for your respective factions.
Last Update: 2024-02-12 05:49:27 (Patch 10.2.5)
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WhyDaRumGone

wrote on 2024-07-07 14:24:04

Poro is based on the flightless bird from New Zealand called the Kākāpō, they are so endangered that every known living Kākāpō has a name (about 250 alive).

While I don't know where the name comes from, my guess is either named after the Māori plant called the Pōroporo which they can sometimes be seen feeding on. OR possible "pōro" meaning "ball" and the fact it does kind of look like a cute ball of fur (if it rolled itself up) :p

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