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5 Rounds Only and no RNG!
#1 Anyone who has Nevermore. #2 Crimson Geode needs PP Breed. Repost From: https://bbs.nga.cn/read.php?pid=531098722&opt=128 By 萌萌鱼人小宝宝 |
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Any Level 14+ Pet
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Broken while the bug with passing still exists
Update: Working in 9.0, victory still takes 13-14 rounds. Credit for the strategy goes to SaltyGoldfish from Wowhead: https://www.wowhead.com/npc=124617/environeer-bert#comments:id=2545352 Levelling pet can take 916 damage (or 1374 critical damage) - beasts will take more, elementals will take less. A level 1 magical pet should be fine 90% of the time according to the strategy author. If Corporal Hammer dies in round 4 because of a critical hit from Solar Beam, continue normally until Venus dies in round 7. Then bring in your Snaplasher and continue as written from round 11. |
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Sticking with AoE attacks lets you kill the back rank so they never get into the fight. This means you won't be faced with any AoE attacks and can use this with any Level pet that can take a single hit from Corporal Hammer (550 Mech).
Script thanks to WildCard |
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Environeer Bert:3PM9:2114216:221A52:ZL:P:443::10::::
Not a fast strategy, but it allows for a level pet with low health requirements (Beast: 664HP, non-Beast: 443HP, Elemental: 295HP). Works with a P/P Blazehound. With a S/B you likely have to add one Bite after the second Puppies with Corporal, and the RNG risk (see below) is higher. RNG with Clamp: It can happen that Squashling is still rooted by Clamp where the description says “release Plant”. Haven’t seen this in a while, but it can happen. We are screwed then. Low prob. RNG with Blazehound: The non-crit damage of Obsidian Bite varies between 379 and 705. So, if you are unlucky it may happen that your Blazehound doesn’t bring M-37 into Failsafe. In that case you have two choices: 1) If the leveler XP is important, then restart the fight. 2) If not, then bring in your Squashling (instead of the leveler) after Blazehound’s death: You will then win the fight, but your Squashling may survive and you won’t get XP. |
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This is a fun strat. It doesn’t allow for a level pet, but it shows you what Corporal Hammer looks like when he’s commiting suicide.
We are using the “Never More” ability two times: First on Corporal Hammer, to convince him to kill himself, second, on M-37 to prevent him from casting his annoying Burning-Bomb DoTs. Once the way is clear, the main work is done by pet #3. BTW: You can also force M-37 into Suicide-Explode by bringing it under a certain threshold before Never More expires. (Usually 300HP (maybe 250?) or below). |
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10 rounds - fastest strat I've seen yet.
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Any Level 5+ Pet
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Yes, it is slow. Each battle with Bert is relatively slow. It might be difficult to follow. Moreover, it might be more successful when you adjust your reaction to what's exactly happening, or delay killing Clamp to get more AoE healing.
Still, this is a levelling strat. In a battle where you have a front pet DoT, AoE, forced swaps and a bit of uncertainty. As you learn it (or follow the script), however, you'd be able to repeat it everyday not only just for the pet, but for your alt aswell. I'd been repeating it since the second day on live, until August 2019, And have got 100+ Dibblers. About the carry level: level 5 describes mostly the beasts. Most pets at the 3rd or 4th should suffice. Magic pets can be 1, and if you don't fear the crits – elemental, mechanical and a couple of H/H pets can be 1 as well. |
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76% chance 7 rounds.
Rotten Little Helper can* work as alternative. |
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Any Level 10+ Pet
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Script thanks to Prudentius
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I wanted a team that would take advantage of the enemy pets having the Explode ability. Unfortunately, only the first pet can be forced into using it on its second turn (tested with Nevermore on a second pet).
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Any Level 10+ Pet
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This is a long strategy, should take around 30-35 rounds.
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I only tried with H/P Fel Flame, not sure if other breeds would be ok!
Once i learn how to create a script, I will update :) |
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Intended to be a failsafe strat with easy to get pets
(can fail :)... if Winter's Little Helper gets critted) |
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Strategy from Wowhead by Frazznak in newest comments.
Strat: Spam Burn as Corporal Hammer swaps your pets around, unti you kill it. When M-37 comes in, always have Stoneskin on and spam Burn/Flamethrower in between. Do the same when Clamp comes in. |
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Not my strategy:
Thanks to KerynTB and mushyy4 (wowhead). Works like a charm! Thanks to Toni for the script! |
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Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.
Rewards from this pet battle can include Dibbler or Porcupette. Repeatable Pet Leveling battles can be found Here. |
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I got this strategy from Raindance's comment on another strat. Was surprised it's not on here because it works so well. It does take a rather long time but it never fails if you execute properly.
A note on the level pet: It's going to take a lot of mechanical splash damage, so don't bring a beast. Bring a rather high level pet; it's especially good if you have an elemental you need to level up. |
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This strat was developed because I didn't have all the pets for any other strat.
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Thanks to Joyfuljoy in the wowhead comment section for this strat
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just click ablilities, gnome will swap pets you need himself
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Script thanks to Inukah
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Strategy taken from a comment by 怪物之王#3462
Make sure to have the correct breeds for this strategy, I haven't done tests with any of the other breeds/alternative pets so keep that in mind. |
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As Berte changes the pets you need to prioritize Sunlight & Cauterize
Long fight |
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Apologies for any lack of clarity on this, i am just learning, and hoping that anything that worked for me is at all helpful to others!
i didn't have the right set of pets to follow anyone else's strategy exactly, but this seemed close, so when it worked out well, i figured i would share. |
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Sandstorm adds the RNG element (no pun intended) - adjustments may be needed to account for that.
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Variation of @WhyDaRumGone strategy using different pets with different skills
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H/S Fel Flame is fast enough to go first so that you can debuff Corporal Hammer. Only tried it with this breed of Fel Flame, not sure if it works with the alternatives.
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You know what really grinds his gears? Sand.
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Lenara
wrote on 2024-05-27 08:18:45
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Meva wrote on 2019-07-03 00:26:48
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Droodics wrote on 2017-10-16 05:57:16
DPH = Dark Pheonix Hatchling
PFS= Pandaren Fire Spirit
PH= Pheonix Hatchling
R1: DPH: Immolate
R2: PFS: Conflagrate
R3: DPH: Conflagrate
R4: PFS: Burn
==The pandaren Fire spirit is up, Corporal Hammer died, M-37 Enters==
R5: Immolate
R6: Burn
R7: Conflagrate
==M-37 Dies , PFS Dies ==
==Enter with PH==
R8: Immolate
R9: Conflagrate
R10: Burn
R11: Burn, PH dies
R12: DPH: Burn
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Nulia#1660
wrote on 2019-01-06 21:45:28
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Anonymous wrote on 2017-09-05 13:34:10
Fel Flame - Scorched Earth - Is swapped
Pandaren Fire Spirit (Or any pet with Conflag) swaps in - Conflagrate
Fel Flame is swapped in - Conflagrate
Pandaren Fire Spirit - Burn - Enemy pet usually dies
Burn
Burn
Conflag - Pandaren Fire Spirit likely dies.
Fel Flame - Conflag, Scorched Earth - Burn
Ragnaros - Or any pet with Conflag&Burn or similar finishes the last pet off easily
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Rooster wrote on 2017-09-16 20:07:54
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Ioxorai
wrote on 2018-11-30 16:12:53
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SigrahTheBeast wrote on 2017-12-22 16:10:58
Immolate > Conflagrate > Burn
Basically, make sure the target is immolated at all times (it lasts 4 rounds), use Conflagrate on cooldown, and Burn the rest of the time. Note that on Corporal Hammer, you should get 2 conflags on him due to his pet swapping attack that he spams. Outside of Corporal Hammer's attack, you should not have to swap pets or be swapping pets except through death. Good luck.
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Mergas wrote on 2017-11-16 23:29:28
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Ragahnsiir wrote on 2017-10-01 22:59:38
Started by immolating Hammer, then conflagrated with Ominous Flame as it got switched in, then conflagrated with Fel Flame, and then dropped Scorched Earth to ensure the enemy would always be ablaze (whole team is elementals, so it does nothing to me).
Once M-37 came in, I conflagrated, immolate/scorched earth, or burned as necessary until my pet died. As soon as it was dead, I sent in the Carrot. Ironbark, then blistering cold, and then kept using Ironbark until M-37 was fully dead.
Clamp comes in. Started by using Aged Yolk to remove the fire debuffs, then Ironbark, and then blistering cold, after which I continued to use Ironbark until Clamp was dead. Crazy carrot survived with some 200 HP left, though I did get a couple of crits which may have influenced my win chance.
All in all, I had no real strategy planned and succeeded with this set up on first try. Do give it a try if you don't have above mentioned pets but have these two.
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Anonymous wrote on 2017-10-13 17:26:58
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Amynnassa wrote on 2017-09-16 12:21:08
I had about a 60-70% success rate with the DPH, but the switch to Crazy Carrot took almost any randomness out of it.
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Remte
wrote on 2017-09-21 06:33:07
A new strat is basically completed and I nag the environment as often as possible. I hope the result comes soon. If you can't wait, see the EU pet battle forums! :)
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Littletiny wrote on 2017-09-15 13:17:20
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Shashos wrote on 2017-09-12 16:35:56
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Anonymous wrote on 2017-09-05 09:26:44
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londynelise wrote on 2017-09-04 23:51:43
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Arghi wrote on 2017-09-02 17:06:16
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Lazey wrote on 2017-09-04 15:25:47
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Marco wrote on 2017-09-01 07:37:29
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lockrocks80 wrote on 2017-09-01 08:32:08
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Marco wrote on 2017-09-03 14:31:06
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Anonymous wrote on 2017-09-04 08:08:52
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Aeliel wrote on 2017-09-03 09:33:39
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Anonymous wrote on 2017-09-02 21:04:29
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Kirk wrote on 2017-09-01 12:19:35
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Remte
wrote on 2017-09-02 02:22:59
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Kirk wrote on 2017-09-02 15:27:46
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Anonymous wrote on 2017-09-02 10:18:30
Fel Flame died after 2nd enemy pet died and rezzed, and Hatespark took him out with a little health left over to take the first hit from Clamp. Then Lil Rag had nearly full health to finish off Clamp. No idea if this is repeatable, but putting it out there in case!
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Waro wrote on 2017-09-01 12:15:40
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Озимус wrote on 2017-09-29 10:22:37
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