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Commentaire de 1120098

Down avec :

Araignée sauteuse :
-> Toile fragile
-> Essaim de jeunes

Switch avec Val'kyr en herbe
-> Horion jusqu'à la 1ère mort
-> Ascension impie au rez

Switch avec Renardeau arctique
-> Morsure *2

Commentaire de 830098

down avec:

dinde: somnolence/caquetement/ coup de bec
et 2 PhaLène soyeux: poussiere de phalène/frappe cocon/frappe alpha

bien sur les 3 mascottes en bleu

la "tactique": endormir chaque fois que possible et utiliser le cocon au max

bon jeu

Commentaire de Chertok

solotable en 3 tours avec le Mâche-genoux zandalari très facilement.
Il suffit de faire : Round 1 : Griffe Noire
Round 2 et 3(automatique) : Partie de chasse
Et voilà ! Prévoir quand même un pet de secours en cas de mort de celui-ci...
Sert à tuer toutes les mascottes légendaires de types bestioles extrêmement vite, comme Ka'wi le goinfre ou Yi la chance !
Enjoy !

Commentaire de 1142905

Down avec :

Jeune Araignée cendrée :
-> Toile fragile
-> Essaim de jeunes

(Merci Leesuana)

Switch avec Avorton de Kun-Lai
-> Saccager *1

Commentaire de Matisk

Mon trio :
- Zeppelin de Sombrelune (Exploser à déclencher au bon moment bien sûr)
- 2 phalènes qui se remplacent avant de mourir (souvent besoin que d'une).

Commentaire de 1456618

Je l'ai eu au bout de pluseurs tentatives avec

- avorton peau de cuir
- ancien python
- gahz'rooki

Commentaire de 1430915

1 - Mort-vivant : empêche Nitun de se soigner lors de la mort de la mascotte. (J'ai choisi une araignée des ossements géante, car elle frappe comme une bête et qu'elle a du poison)
2 - Bête (Jeune épine-glaciale) : avec blessure transpersante (doublé si la cible est empoisonnée) NE PAS MOURIR, sinon Nitun se soignera
3 - Bête (Scorpide)

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Commentaire de 709812

If you can find a Zandalari Anklerender from the Trolls of the Isle of Giants , you can literary destroy Nitun.

My Anklerender has the following stats :

HP:1237
AT:276
SPEED:341

i used the following skill set :

Hunting Party
Black Claw
Leap

Concerning the fight: I started with black claw and then hunting party. After that, one Leap was enough to kill Nitun. Hunting party can hit upto 750 if the raptor gets below 50%.

edit: If you wonder why hunting party can hit so high : Extra damage vs critter, + 100% damage from hunting party debuff + 74 + damage from black claw + 25% damage if below 50% HP

The same applies for the fight vs. Kawi

Commentaire de Syngather

Part of the quest Créatures des mythes et légendes which gives you upon completion a Panda roux.
After which it turns into the daily quest Créatures des mythes et légendes : volume I which gives you the Sac de fournitures fabuleuses pour mascottes pandarènes with possibly more Companion Pets.

There are 10 Battles in total:

Location: Jade Forest
Ka’wi le Goinfre - Location: (48,71) Health: 4207 Abilities: Chew, Moth Balls, Super Sticky Goo
Nitun - Location: (56,29) Health: 4066 Abilities: Rake, Prowl, Ravage

Location: Valley of the Four Winds
Yi la Chance - Location: (39,44) Health: 4129 Abilities: Perk Up, Quick Attack, Uncanny Luck
Sabot-Gris - Location: (25,78) Health: 4207 Abilities: Hoof, Roar, Trample

Location: Krasarang Wilds
Glisseur Xi’a - Location: (36,37) Health: 4066 Abilities: Flurry, Skitter, Water Jet

Location: Kun-Lai Summit
Kafi - Location: (35,56) Health: 4129 Abilities: Gnaw, Headbutt, Leap
Dos-Ryga - Location: (67,84) Health: 4207 Abilities: Frost Breath, Healing Wave, Whirlpool

Location: Vale of Eternal Blossoms
No-No - Location: (11,70) Health: 4144 Abilities: Tail Slap, Dive, Beaver Dam

Location: Townlong Steppes
Ti’un l’Explorateur - Location: (72,79) Health: 4378 Abilities: Pump, Shell Shield, Tidal Wave

Location: Dreaded Wastes
Tripépine - Location: (26,50) Health: 4066 Abilities: Spiked Skin, Scratch, Rip

Commentaire de moochen

I used the Fire-Proof Roach as my first pet. Used the ability Apocalypse. The ability killed him when the meteor hit, after 15 rounds. I guess any roach or beetle with the ability would do. The roach must be alive when the meteor hits btw.

Edit: Since 5.3 I use healing pets and pets with Sandstorm as secondary pets to the beetle to survive until the Apocalypse hits.

Commentaire de Bweeda

A good battle pet is the Pétrel des sables, Nitrun does reduced damage to Flying and with the combonation of Hawk Eye, you can spam Thrash, which does extra damage against critters. At first i used Hawk Eye + Adrenline Rush, but being a flying type, your speed is already higher. My rare Sandy Petrel was level 23, and it took Nitrun down 1700 hp

Commentaire de Leviatharan

Had a hard time against this guy with my usual team. I decided to swap out for:
Goéland (Rare, Level 22)
Pétrel des sables (Rare, Level 21)
Mini Aile de mort (Rare, Level 25)
I set both of the birds to use Thrash, Adrenaline Rush and Liftoff. I started off each with Adrenaline Rush and kept it up, then hit him with Thrash. When he activated Prowl, I responded Liftoff thinking that I could avoid his power-attack - my mistake being that the stealth mechanic actually lasts two turns and doesn't deactivate unless he actually hits something during that time.
At any rate, once the birds died and got him down to around 40% (post-heal from his Ravage attack), I spammed Lil' Deathwing's Tail Sweep to finish him off, taking advantage of the Dragonkin Execute ability.
You should be fine using any type of Sea Gull and any high-powered low-speed Dragonkin with Tail Sweep, these were just what I had on hand around the right level range.

Commentaire de Alandro

For those with TomTom:

/way Jade Forest 48.4 71.0 Ka'wi the Gorger - Critter
/way Jade Forest 57.0 29.1 Nitun - Critter
/way Valley of the Four Winds 40.6 43.6 Lucky Yi - Critter
/way Valley of the Four Winds 25.3 78.5 Greyhoof - Beast
/way Krasarang Wilds 36.2 37.3 Skitterer Xi'a - Aquatic
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.2 56.2 Kafi - Beast
/way Kun-Lai Summit 67.9 84.7 Dos-Ryga - Aquatic
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 11.0 70.8 No-No - Aquatic
/way Townlong Steppes 72.3 79.8 Ti'un the Wanderer - Aquatic
/way Dread Wastes 26.2 50.3 Gorespine - Beast

I use sirinad's suggestion - my pets are Terrible Turnip/Sprite Darter Hatchling/Brilliant Kaliri) - which works for every one of these guys, though there are a couple healers for which it's probably easier to use 3 of the appropriate counter class.

Commentaire de Bratamoli

Important Notes:

There's No xp multiplier for defeating Elite Battle Pets.
They have higher drop rates for rare stones and alt panda pets.
The bag for the fable daily has a very large chance to contain a random rare upgrade stone.

th and 7th)]

Commentaire de Kahtek

This guy wasn't too bad.

I started with Sandy Petrel and opened with Adrenaline Rush, followed by Thrash a few times. Then when the Petrel was near dead, I swapped in Anodized Robo Cub (so Nitun couldn't regain health off Ravage). Same plan yet again, once Robo Cub's health was low, I swapped in Snow Cub and finished him off.

Commentaire de whosyourcowgirl

I used Electrified Razortooth set at Rip and Devour till he died then brought out my Kun_Lai Runt set at Thrash and Rampage never had to use Core Hound pet....

Commentaire de 1042234

My question about this pet is is he catchable?And if he is what is the percentage of catching him?

Commentaire de Tekuta

I would recommend the Toque-noisette 5000 with:
Thrash
Extra Plating
Repair

Keep the Extra Plating up as best you can, and you can solo this guy with a well timed repair and a little bit of luck.

Commentaire de Tiedye

My Kun-Lai Runt (Not Yeti is his name) practically ate him up. Used basic skill sets, Mangle, Rampage, Thrash, Thrash, Thrash, etc. I kept my Andonized Robo Cub in reserve with Bite, Repair, and Maul.

Commentaire de Johnnycakes13

Lvl 25 Kun-Lai Runt
Lvl 25 Elder Python

Didnt need a third but had a Sandy Petrel just in case

Commentaire de 1109894

It has over 4k health, and does not despawn if it kills all of your pets. I was not able to use my trap on him, even when he had less than 100 health. And he still didn't despawn.

Commentaire de angelsgrace

I used Jeune goupil alpin, Jeune raton voleur, (rare) and Toque-noisette 5000 (rare). Took him down first time :)

Commentaire de 930739

As of 5.3 this pet hits for 1/3 more and your attacks against him have been reduced by 3/4.
You'll find you're being two shotted by him and his heal of 560 well negate your now petty attack of 200. You'll only survive two hits so you better make them count but it won't matter because he heals every 3rd turn.

You hit him twice for 200 and he heals it.

Commentaire de tale

Significantly more challenging in 5.3. What finally worked for me was two spiders. My third pet didn't even come out.

I used Jeune araignée améthyste and Araignée sauteuse, both set up with Frappe, Toile fragile, and Essaim de jeunes araignées. Hit him with Brittle Webbing as an opener, then Spiderling Swarm. Strike until Brittle Webbing needs to be refreshed. Repeat with the 2nd spider when the first dies.

Edit: that seemed unduly lucky, after several tries with the same strategy again today. What worked consistently was to swap out the first spider for the second after the first swarm. Brittle Webbing is still up, so second spider does Swarm and then either refresh webbing or do Strike. Then I went to my third pet (a Scourge Whelpling) to finish him off.

Good luck!

Commentaire de Prismical

With 5.3 live I was a bit taken ashort with the changes brought to this elite pet and had to change my usual squad. The 50% dmg mitigation (passive elite) combined with the dmg reduction he casts on you makes you miss the early days of Fluxfire Feline atomic habilities

One thing you need to manage is its Ravage hability which if one of your own pet gets killed while active will heal Nitun for a hefty 600+HP. Something you don't want to happen.

After a few tries I found that the combinations of Beast pets with Howl and Dazzling Dance (such as Fjord Worg Pup or Arctic Fox Kit for exemple) allow to dispose quickly of this mofo.

So with 2 of these beast pets in the squad you still can fit a lowby to gather some XP on a well planned sequence.
Good luck

Commentaire de wolf1438

I found a soultion how to avoid his selfheal after he kills your pet with Ravage. Use undead pet, if he died after strong attack, ravage would not heal him and you have 2 more attacks for good.

Commentaire de igooana

5.3 made me sad with this guy and what worked for me was 3 grubs. Just swapped them out and alternated using burrow and acidic goo. None of my pets died. There was much rejoicing.

Commentaire de craigsea

After 5.3 , I could not take Nitun down. All my old team bearly made a debt in him. Finally got him with all fliers. My 1st pet was Amber Moth, . I used Moth Dust 1st and Nitun went to sleep (may be the only reason I won), then Slicing wind, managed to time Cocoon Strike with his prowl and didn't get hit with his major strike.

My 2nd pet was Gilnean Raven, , Crow has the same set of skills. I used Call Darkness then Nocturnal Strike, peck afterwards, I don't remember if I got a second shot with Nocturnal Strike.

My 3rd pet was Emerald Whelpling, . Likely I should have used another true flier here, but Tranquility kept him in the game long enough to win.

Commentaire de nihmue

I had a lot of trouble with this guy after 5.3! I spent a useless hour against him yesterday trying out various failing tactics, and decided to try again with different pets today.

The final trick to getting him down seemed to be using one of the Zandalari raptor pets, in combination with another pet with a strong Beast attack. I used Zandalari Footslasher with Exposed Wounds and Hunting Party. You could swap Exposed Wounds for Black Claw when using any of the other Zandalari raptors.

Use Exposed Wounds or Black Claw first, and then hit Nitun with Hunting Party. This will make him take loads more damage. Now my raptor actually died after one round of Hunting Party, but don't worry too much if that happens. Swap in another pet with a strong beast attack and continue until he goes down (which should be fairly quickly). I used an Arctic Fox Kit with Howl and Bite.

Good luck!

Commentaire de Bloodykissed

Just killed him using three flyers. A 23 Sandy Petrel...25 Garden Moth...and 25 Fungal Moth all rares. Im sure any combination might work but it seemed the trick was when any of the three dies he heals back up to 100%. So basically just damage and avoid and when you have maybe 400-500 health left on one pet SWITCH to the next pet and he wont heal .

Commentaire de 1043431

I used Alpine Foxling, Fox Kit and Amber Moth (all 25's)
The Foxes have it set for BITE - HOWL - DAZZLING DANCE
The Moth have it for SLICING WIND - COCOON STRIKE - MOTH DUST

The Dance isnt necissary to win, just howl, bite and swap thru both foxes (hope for a crit)
swap out pets before they die to avoid his heals, and hope to god your Moth Dust makes him sleep- it aint easy..........

I I really am pissed on WHY they felt the need to mess with this? the Beasts of Fable were not EASY before? now they made them harder, and Nitun is almost invincable!

As few people that really do pet battles on each server why mess with the TOP LEVEL fights that only 10-20% of all pet collectors could beat before? it makes me mad like it's a kick in the teeth for all my hours of training and experimenting getting together the perfect teams to even WIN against these suckers and then the jerkoffs at Blizzard go and make what was already hard harder-
It's funny how they keep "Fixing something " that isnt broke, yet the Battle system is still broke since 5.1 because after an ENEMY pet dies as a result of Brittle webbing, their dead body still keeps attacking- Never used to do that? but for MONTHS now it's broke and still is, yet they go and screw up the Fables

Commentaire de citrique

Easiest faceroll method for killing him now is triple undead. Any 3 undead pets will work, since he cannot heal from killing them.

Commentaire de 326093

You absolutely have to swap out or otherwise avoid the heals he'll get from a ravage kill. I finally got it done with an electrified razortooth in the lead by putting a bleed on it, then hitting with beast attacks that also buffed from bleeding. A snake with burrow to finish. I couldn't get it done with fliers because they just didn't hit hard enough. Good Luck!

Commentaire de 930739

If you're having trouble with this pet go full beast mode.

BEAST MODE ACTIVATE!

Lead with Lashtail Hatchling Exposed Wounds.
Next hit with Screech.
Pow hit him with Bite.
Pow hit him with bite again!

Next use your Fox and use Leap.
Next Crouch Because here comes ravage.
And pow hit with Bite.
POW hit him with Bite again!

DOWN GOES NITUN!

Beast mode deactivated.

Happy hunting

Had a 3rd beast slotted but never used.

Commentaire de ladynagini

i can only give one piece of advice for this fight:

Undead pets.

their ability prevents them from getting killed by ravage, meaning that there is absolutely no healing taking place during the fight, which is exaclty the part that makes this fight so hard! The undead pet's racial takes the 'kill' at the end of the extra turn, so even if nitun deals the last blow with ravage, he won't get healed. This means you do NOT have to swap the undead pets out to avoid the heal.

furthermore, while being a critter, Nitun has NO critter attacks, which means he cannot do extra damage to undead pets. Using a team of three undead pets (25,25,21 in my case, didn't even need the third) this fight becomes a cakewalk.

Like one of the helpfull comments below this post says, the third pet does not have to be undead, since if it dies, you've lost anyway so any healing is no longer an issue.

Commentaire de Grizlor

Get him below 1000 hp with any two other pets (undead seem the easiest since he can't heal off them) and then finish him off with Chrominus's Howl + Surge of Power.

Commentaire de 123325

After being nearly reduced to tears while working on the achievement "The Longest Day", I thought this would be unkillable, and my SEVEN hours of work would be put to waste.

I finally killed this bugger, after no less than 90 minutes of attempts...with a level 20 gray.

My team was: Gray quality level 20 Resilient Roach, lvl 25 Terrible Turnip and level 25 Water Strider.

I put the roach up first and casted apocalypse.. then brought out the water strider and soothed him. He hit me once and I healed, and he went to sleep. Brought in the turnip and used the underground for 2 rounds abilities. When that was down, I used the song to heal my group, and kept going back and forth between those two. When apocalypse only had 2 rounds left, my last level 25 died, and my roach came back in. Casted survival and one shot the S.O.B.

Yay!

Commentaire de Macazzar

I read all these posts and tried the roach but had no pets that could last that long (my emperor crab died in two hits with shield and mists) and tried the undead but was still having no luck hitting him hard enough before he killed all three - probably haven't got he "right " undead pets to make it work.

I found using the three flyers method worked but "only " if my moth managed a sleep on the first dust as that gave him long enough to do the lion's share of the damage before swapping him out for Dragonbone hatchling who only gets in a couple of hits (he must hit on Lift-off) and then finally swapping him out for Brilliant Kaliri who does a Predatory strike to finish him off.

So to summarise I think you have to be lucky with the RNG but I just kept restarting until my Moth Dust put him to sleep on the first go.

Amber Moth - Moth Dust - Cocoon strike - alpha strike - repeat until low health
Dragonbone Hatchling - Lift off - Thrash - maybe one more before switch
Brilliant Kaliri - Predatory strike (Nitun was at 470 health for me at this point)

If anything misses you will probably have to start again as someone will die and Nitun will heal.

Commentaire de Delaios

Only needed one undead pet to kill this one. I used my Infected Squirrel, with Creeping Fungus, Stampede and Corpse Explosion. I used the abilities in that order and Nitun died when Corpse Explosion hit.

Commentaire de Qliyo

Took him down with Effervescent Glowfly, Celestial Dragon and Sporeling Sprout.

Commentaire de Wheeljack

I didn't have a team of 3 undeads, but I found another method that also worked wonders.
Pets used: Mini K.T., Jeune veuve, P’tit méchant loup

Start with KT:
Malédiction funeste --> Mort et décomposition --> Entaille de l’ombre until Nitun kills you.
Then go for the Spiderling:
Crachat de poison --> Toile fragile (keep applying these two until you're dead). They are harmful for critters and should bring Nitun pretty far down.
Then finish with Lil' Bad Wolf:
Hurlement (if you think you can survive a second attack) --> Griffe

Commentaire de Aranyszin

As several have noted, this pet has gotten substantially harder to kill since 5.3. The biggest roadblock is that he heals for a significant amount any time he kills one of your pets with Ravage.

The key is to use pets that can avoid being killed, but typical foils like Survivre or Déviation aren't quite good enough because Ravage continues for two rounds.

I have found, as several have noticed, that using Undead pets is best because their deaths do not trigger Ravage's heal effect.

Though Nitun is a Critter (from which Undead pets typically take increased damage), he does not actually use any critter based attacks, so this is not an issue.

However, using an undead with Beast attacks will afford you better returns, as Nitun takes 50% more damage from beast attacks.

Notable examples are Caisse flippante Dévorer attack, as well as Griffe available from Jeune raptor fossilisé and M. Bigglesworth (who can also use Traquenard with 5% greater accuracy).

Perhaps the hardest hitter is Ourson infesté who offers a one-two combo of undead critter status and a full arsenal of beast attacks with Rugissement, Sonner and Mutiler.

Commentaire de DELcroutonza

I finally found something that works for me. All pets are level 25 rares. This takes a little bit of luck but nothing miraculous.

Alpine Foxling
Health 1237
Damage 276
Speed 341

Lil' Tarecgosa
Health 1627
Damage 273
Speed 260

Desert Spider
Health 1237
Damage 276
Speed 341

I opened with Alpine Foxling (abilities: Bite, Howl, Dazzling Dance) - First, Dazzling Dance for the 25% team speed increase for 9 rounds. Then Howl, which increases damage by 100% for 2 rounds. If he is dead then I quit the round, revive, and try again.

Next I switch out to Lil' Tarecgosa (abilities: Breath, Surge Of Power, Arcane Explosion). First, Surge of Power -- combined with Howl above, it hits HARD. There is a two round cooldown and if you don't get killed, you have probably won this match.

Next I switch to Desert Spider (abilities: Strike, Brittle Webbing, Spiderling Swarm). I open with Brittle Webbing, then Spiderling Swarm. I finish with Strike.

This once again takes some luck but it eventually hits for me.

Commentaire de 829438

In 5.3 this guy (and other Beasts of Fable) get a half-damage protective buff instead of massive health, which nerfs the Sunlight+Life Swap play. However, Life Swap is still not nerfed, so it's still a good way to chew through some health. Back it up with some flyers (who take less damage) and this guy should go down before anyone is too weak to soak a hit.

Commentaire de JimmyR

After getting my butt kicked a dozen times in a row I finally got this fight down to a science.

Pets Needed:

An alpine foxling (or any other pet with a combination of Howl and Dazzling Dance)
Virtually any spider (So long as they have Brittle Webbing and Spiderling Swarm)

Steps to Victory:

Start with your foxling, immediately use Dazzling Dance, Nitun will likely use Prowl
Allow him to hit you (Should knock out half your health) then cast Howl if you're CERTAIN YOUR FOX WILL DIE. It's okay if Nitun uses Ravage at this point.
Send out your Spider after your fox has died and use Brittle Webbing. Nitun will likely attack again.
Use Spiderling Swarm.
Nitun should attack again, and god willing the Brittle Webbing will kill him.

Commentaire de 1126703

Easiest Strategy. Use Summit Kid. Chew ability then Stampede. Once stampede ends pet should die bring in Amethyst Spider. Molten Web, Spiderling Swarm. Nitun Dies.

Commentaire de 1126954

I fought this guy a few time and got waxed. I finally got him with ease with the following line-up:
First out the gate was my rare "Bat", with Noct. Strike-screech-screech-and Bite for the rest of the attacks. I swapped him right before he died to avoid Nitun's self heal.
Second was Cinder Kitty, with Prowl-Claw-Leap-and Claw. This was all it took Nitrun was down....never even made it to my third pet.

Commentaire de Hawkyyy

Alpine Foxling Kit and Softshell Snapling can duo this guy.

Start off with the Fox Kit and use Howl. Nitun hits pretty hard and if you're lucky you'll be knocked under 25% so will get extra damage on top of your howl you just used. Bite once or twice depending how lucky you are.

Fox will die but Niton will not get healed (not sure why, did i miss something?) then just finish off Nitun with a Headbut and Bite from your Snapling.

Hope this helps!

Commentaire de snapd

Fight Ravage with Ravage, says I.

Been using this team with some success versus Fable critters-

Bucktooth Flapper (Gnaw, Screech, Woodchipper)
Chrominius (Howl + Ravage combo dominates)
3rd slot doesn't really matter.

Bucktooth gets dominated, but gets his bleed off, and chips him down just enough for Chromy to pop Howl + Ravage, which unless RNG hates you will do the job.

Even if not, having a third pet up your sleeve will finish the job, long as it isn't an elemental :)

Commentaire de 1062573

I found a fairly reliable way of easily beating this pet in 5.3. To do this, you'll want 1 of either Mordille-chevilles zandalari or Mâche-genoux zandalari (the ones with Black Claw), and then you'll need 1 of Mordille-chevilles zandalari, Mâche-genoux zandalari, or http://www.wowhead.com/npc=70452. That is, you need 2 of these Zandalari raptors total; the first one needs to have Black Claw, and the second one can be any of them other than the Toenibbler (it can even be 2 of the same one).

Bring out the first raptor and just keep using Black Claw over and over and over until it dies. Once it does, bring out the second raptor and use Hunting Party and Nitun will die in two turns.

What I said above is all you need to know, but I'll include a few notes about why I say to do it like this, since it may sound oddly specific. Depending on luck, you could pull it off with a single raptor, doing Black Claw + Hunting Party, but the raptors all have low health; if Nitun uses Prowl, the next hit WILL kill you. If all you do is want to kill this guy once and don't have two raptors, you can try this, and with enough pulls you'll actually get the right luck out of what abilities he uses and kill him.

You also can't really rely on damage doing partial damage with 2 different pets, as his Devour will massively heal him. You need Hunting Party to hit 2 turns in a row for this to work, and you need Black Claw. Thus, by spamming Black Claw, it ensures that your second raptor comes out with it already up, and then you just need to use Hunting Party. At this point, it's impossible for him to kill you in 2 turns. Prowl can't be up when your second raptor comes in because Nitun just attacked to kill your first one. If he does Prowl as his first move, he loses speed and thus, you'll get the second tick of Hunting Party before he one-shots you. If he doesn't Prowl, it takes 3 hits to kill you and you're fine too.

Commentaire de 1117144

The first time around this guy took me countless trips to the stable master to kill.

The second time... well I owned his critter stripes!

Line up:
. , and . In that order.
. - this one was the only ability I used as he was dead after one hit. I had been prepared to use and - but as it turned out, I got pretty lucky and he died quickly.

I'll have to kill him at least two weeks straight as retribution for all the trouble he caused me.

/Cheer!

Commentaire de henridepenri

This one is almost too easy, even in 5.3.

Line-up:
1 Flayer youngling
2 Chrominius
3 you won't need a third, take your mother in law to feed to the NPC if you wish.

Start off with Rampage.
Repeat Bite until you are below 630 health and Nitun's Ravage is available. Don't want him to heal for 629 health when he kills us now, do we? That would mean your mother in law may actually actually need to hit Nitun with her broom or nag him to death.

If you get to lower health after Nitun's first turn of Ravage you could theoretically use Deflection to avoid him from healing when killing you the turn after. But why would you? Nitun will be below 1k health by then, so you can just go for the kill.

Swap to Chrominius and finish the job with Howl and Surge of Power

Commentaire de orangecat666

I had a lot of trouble with Nitun mostly due to his Ravage ability as has been discussed previously.
My solution was an Undead team consisting of one Scourged Whelpling & two ghostly Skulls.
First turn I hit call Darkness with my Scourged whelpling so the spectral Strikes on my Ghostly Skulls would be 100% hit chance.
When the first ghostly Skull was about to die I hit Unholy Ascension Insuring that all further attacks would be 25% stronger for 9 rounds.
I did not however need 9 rounds as I was able to take him out leaving one of my Ghostly Skulls
with aprox, 90% life remaining.

Commentaire de Anitara

It's not just undeads who don't die (and give Nitun a massive heal) when they are first killed! Mechanical pets also self-rez. I just got Nitun on the first try with my Rabid Nut Varmint 5000, Personal World Destroyer, and Fluxfire Feline (all 25 rare). All three have a Beast attack.

On the Nut Varmint, I used his damage shield and then Thrash, Thrash, Thrash. When he "dies," he comes back to life immediately, and I swap to the Personal World Destroyer. Supercharge, then Thrash on that one, then thrash each time until "dead" and revived. Swap to Fluxfire, Supercharge, then Claw, then Claw until Nitun died.

Commentaire de goldenllama

I had quite the problem with this guy until I read a previous post. 98% of the time the only pet I need is Zandalari Kneebiter. Lead with Black Claw ---> Hunting Party. I bring Rabid Nut Varmint 5000 and Fluxfire Feline for back up, VERY rarely need them.

Commentaire de hootstwo

Kun Lai Runt and Infested Bear Cub did it for me. This guy is brutal with his huge damage that accompanies a MASSIVE heal!

Commentaire de hootstwo

I downed him with three fluxfire felines (still have them from before their sad sad nerf). The key is to swap them out as soon as they die the first time so that Nitun doesn't get his obscene heal.

Commentaire de Metalzadeh

Killed this stupid silly unbalanced pet with this setup :
Landro's Lil' XT (2 1 1)
Anodized Robo Cub (1 1 1)
Core Hound Pub (2 2 2)

I didn't let any pet dies just in case but if you're feeling lucky you can let your Mechanical pets die.
Took me like 8 trys to kill it.
Good luck

Commentaire de zinseng

Read most comments here then figured out that I was missing half the required pets and/or lvls required to kill this, so I came up with a new strat.

Lined up a 23 rare foxling kit, a 25 rare kun-lai runt, and a 25 uncommon creepy crate just in case.

Lead with the kit, dazzling dance'd then used bite until I was sure I was about to die (about 2 hits in), then used howl.
Switched to the Kun-Lai Runt. Used Rampage. He crit for 1379 back to back and it was game over.

I mighta gotten lucky but wanted to post this just in case anyone else wants something else to try.

Gluck!

Commentaire de Berl

Defeated this guy with lil xt, darkmoon zeppelin, and spirit crab.

I opened up with the spirit crab ( which is undead which apparently didnt activate his healing ability) and nuked him to about half health including the 2 "free" turns with the crab as dead/immortal" using snip and whirlpool effectively. After the crab died i switched to XT and nuked him with zap until XT died and used his come back to life ability. At that point i swapped him in for the zeppelin which I opened with decoy and followed up with bombing run then missiles.

This got me the kill on the second or 3rd attempt after I ruled out a broad based beast approach for his healing so this comp I reduced his healing to nil

Hope this helps as an alternative strategy for beating him.

Commentaire de Aezephyr

Undead pets, yes.

I've been having consistant results over that last few weeks with two undeads and a third "leveling pet" of any type to finish him off. Depending on which of my undeads I choose to use will determine how strong the third pet has to be. During the first week of this tactic I didn't have particularly strong undeads and the third pet needed to pull his/her weight. I leveled an Alpine Foxling Kit and a Fjord Wolf in this slot.

More recently, I can pretty much level any pet in this slot and often have to ease off with my second undead so as to keep Nitun alive for my leveling pet. Most recent team has been:

Unborn Val'kyr: Shadow Slash, Curse of Doom, Unholy Ascention
Spirit Crab: Snap, Whirlpool, Shell
Leveling Pet

First doom. Then spam Shadow Slash for a few rounds - but she doesn't last long because that prowl/ravage hits like a truck. Unholy ascention on the revival round.

I don't usually use the shell. Whirlpool first, unless I think Nitun might die too quickly. Then just snap. Depending on Nitun's health I'll try to time the whirlpool so that it drops on the first round with my leveling pet.

even with crappy rng, with doom missing and such (in which case crab will drop a whirlpool on round 1) Nitun is generally in pretty bad shape by the time my leveling pet sees action.

Before I had Val'k, I used a Crawling Claw to Doom, spam Agony, and could usually get a second doom on the claw's revival round.

I'm looking forward to leveling Chrominius here because it's just obscene to see the whirlpool hit after a howl when Nitun has the Unholy Ascention debuff.

That was a bit more long-winded than intended, but hopefully it's helpful to someone.

Commentaire de PassionPlayer

Finished Nitun with following team:

Garden Moth - Flying (rare / lvl 25)
Alpine Foxling - Beast (rare / lvl 25)
Amethyst Spiderling - Beast (rare / lvl 25)

To be honest: 2 pets died during the battle.

Commentaire de 565529

I used Crow and Snowy Owl - Nitun's damage abilities are beast so flying pets take less damage from him (had Sea Gull as back up but didn't have to use it). Use Murder (double damage for 2 rounds after) / Call Darkness / Murder, then when Crow dies use Quills and finish him off with Predatory Strike.

You can use the same pets for Dos'Ryga unless you have your Blighthawk leveled - which I don't yet - he is taking less damage from Frost Breath, has flying abilities and you can avoid Whirlpool damage with Lift-Off.

Commentaire de rawford

i used a rare level 25 chrominius and a rare level 25 wildhammer gryphon hatchlling.

started with chrominius. used howl, bite then ravage, then i died.

swapped to hatchling and spammed lift off then peck and he died pretty easily.

Commentaire de snoogins187

After soloing Ka'Wi with a Darkmoon Rabbit, I figured I could pull off the same trick here, using Huge, Sharp Teeth!, Dodge, and Stampede. I had him down to about 300 HP, and then...Ravage hit me for over 700HP and pretty much topped his health all the way back up.

I immediately thought to counteract his Ravage with one of my undead pets, and I figured the best bet would be one with a Stampede of their own. Enter, Infected Squirrel.

Mine was actually only at level 13 when I fought Nitun, so I had to get it up to 15 for the Stampede ability to be available. I just used some of the critters that were sitting around to get the two levels I needed.

Then I re-engaged Nitun, with the Squirrel leading off. He died pretty quick, as expected, but Nitun wasn't able to get any health regen from using Ravage, and the double-damage debuff was still in effect for two rounds.

I swapped in the Darkmoon Rabbit and hit him with Huge, Sharp Teeth!, which is strong against critters, and has a 4 round bleed. He hit me for about 700HP again which was about half my health. I applied the Dodge effect next, and let the bleed continue to wear him down. As soon as the Dodge had worn off, and before he could hit me again, I used my Burrow ability to avoid getting hit for another round while the bleed continued, and when I came up, I hit him for about 300HP, since the double-damage from the squirrel's Stampede had worn off by this point. He was at about 260HP at this point, so I swapped out the Rabbit for a Feline Familiar with full health to avoid risking him getting me with Ravage again.

After he got his next hit in for about 1000HP, my familiar's Ravage ability finished him off. Sweet revenge...

Commentaire de 1062573

So I found a rather interesting quirk to the way the Beasts of Fable damage reduction buff works that can be exploited to make basically any beast of fable fairly easy to kill. This is a generic strategy for all beasts and may have to be slightly adapted for each individual beast, but I'll include specifics where I think is necessary.

The main aspect to this trick is that if you place a +100% damage buff on the target (such as Hurlement), you would think that the Beast would take "normal" damage, because the damage taken is doubled from Howl and then cut in half from the beast of fable buff. However, the effects apparently add, not multiply; as a result, the Beast will end up taking +50% damage when these two buffs add together. This is a huge increase in the damage taken over what you'd expect, and as such, ANY sort of +100% damage buff from abilities like Hurlement, Nuée, etc. are extremely powerful.

Now, for the specifics. For a simple team that can take out anything, I recommend using at least 2 of Chrominius, and then some other 3rd pet (which could be a 3rd Chrominius, but may be better as something else, which I'll go into later). If you go Howl + Surge of Power with Chrominius, it will do over 1100 damage. This means that if you do this with 2 Chrominius in a row, the Beast will die no matter who it is except for the healers. Against Beasts that don't hit as hard, you could go Howl + Bite + Surge, but there's little reason to do this against Beasts that won't heal since they'll die in the process anyway, and if you fail to cast the Surge of Power before dying you will have some other issues.

There are three Beasts that can heal, and this provides a bit of a problem to the strategy, but you can adjust. It should be noted that these Beasts won't get many opportunities to heal. Your strategy revolves around doing VERY high damage per turn, so they'll usually only get off 1 or at most 2 heals before the fight is over.

1) Dos Ryoga: This fish is often the hardest Beast for most people to beat. When using Chrominius, I recommend going Howl + Bite + Surge instead of just Howl + Surge. Dos Ryoga does hit hard, but he has a lot of abilities that avoid doing damage for a turn, so you'll usually have time to use all three of these abilities. Try to include a Flyer with Frappe du prédateur on your team. This ability hits pretty hard to begin with and will be fairly effective for finishing off the low-health Ryoga after your second Chrominius dies. Furthermore, if you ever find yourself in a situation where a Chrominius dies while there's still a turn of Howl left on Dos Ryoga (a fairly common occurence), always swap in the bird next and then use Predatory Strike. This will cause Dos Ryoga to take more damage than a Surge of Power, even if he's not under 25% health.

2) Nitun: This racoon isn't as hard as Dos Ryoga, but he is a little more random. One of the issues you may find yourself in is that against your first Chrominius, he may open with Prowl + Devour, which will cause him to heal all of the damage that Chrominius does. The trick as odd as it sounds is, don't try to outsmart him. Just go Howl Bite Surge on each of your Chrom's. If your first Chrom dies and there's still a turn of Howl up, you'll want to go Bite Howl Bite Surge, and this should kill Nitun before he can heal again. The nice thing here is that Bite is strong against Nitun to begin with, so while he's random, you can often just overpower the RNG with massive damage.

3) Lucky Yi: This cricket is quite easy in this strat, I include it only for completeness. He'll keep healing, but he doesn't hit all that hard and he's weak to Bite. Just do the Howl Bite Surge combo over and over and he'll die pretty easy.

Commentaire de Xarlequin

Haha...I just killed this guy in one single hit.
Started with Jeune goupil alpin using Danse éblouissante and then Hurlement. By then the fox died and I put out my Félin flammaré, used Traquenard and then Griffe, while the buff from Hurlement was still active, for almost 1700 damage.

Commentaire de Driva

If you're lucky enough to have the Val’kyr en herbe, she'll take this critter down fast, along with a buddy. Start with Malédiction funeste, then Haunt. Bring out a friend that can do take down defenses and maybe Festin macabre when health gets low (because you can, not because you must). I use Chiot raccommodé with Hurlement. Soon enough the Val'kyr will go nova inside the racoon, and battle's over. My Val'kyr is poor quality, but she still thinks this fight is piece of cake.

Commentaire de hootstwo

Infested bear cub is ideal for this fight. 2 skills that are strong against Nitun and because the cub is undead, Nitun's heal doesn't trigger. Put in just about anything else that has decent damage doing and you're good to go!

Commentaire de mikeypup

3 snakes: Grove Viper, Elder Python, Temple Snake.

All your abilities are beast max against critter, including Poison dot.

Poison him, either use your hiss or big fang, and burrow when he is going to Ravage.

You may get hit by the first one but you can survive it. You will know the second one is coming when the CD is up.

Your 2nd snake may be low when a CD is up and you have no burrow, just swap him out and you will survive that Ravage.

Did him twice in a row to make sure it wasn't a fluke. Second time didn't even need 3rd snake.

No fancy gimmicks or swapping, just poison, hit and burrow. Easy money.

Commentaire de mewmewface

two pet guide:

use the fox

first use dazzling dance. when you notice he didnt put prowl on, bite him first, then on the first bite you will see him use prowl, use howl, but if he didnt use prowl you need to bite him again or else you will have extra hp and lose 1 round

second pet

kun lai runt, rampage

im dumb enough to not notice this before, lol

Commentaire de elizaday418

creepy crate, restless shadeling, and ash spiderling.

Commentaire de sponge

So here is yet another Super Effective group (duo really):
Summit Kid
Elder Python (any snake I guess)
Third Slot = any critter eater but didnt find it necessary
***This is respective to how to start the battle***

I found that duo is very easy to get in Pandaria and they will be more useful of Rare quality.

My combo in order of rounds :
Chew (feign the first attack but see why)
Then Stampede (obviously get the 100% dmg bonus -- ie normal dmg against the elite), then chew will get off its full attack.
--- Its ok; he will die and is meant to (even if it heals)

Then summon the python
Use Slither (A huge Dmg and B reduce speed to get the TKO punch) *900+ dmg
Use Huge Fang *ftw

Should this fail, you can at least rely on the elder python's beast attack or summon another beast attack should the python live... You dont want it to heal.

(pardon the lack of links)

Commentaire de seigmenn

Found a solid team for this beast, which in the beginning took me a long time to kill due to his selfheal.

I'm using an Unborn Val'kyr (1-2-1), Crawling Claw (1-1-1) and a Szechuan Chicken (2-1-2).

The strat is basically to dot Nitun up and then finish with the Flock spell from the Chicken.

So my round goes: Val'kyr -> Slash, Doom, Haunt. Bring out the Claw, cast -> Agony. Swap to chicken and cast Flock.

Having 100% success rate doing this. I'm sure other pets with a strong DoT will do just as fine, don't have any atm so can't try it out for myself.

Good luck

Commentaire de Macazzar

Three hit strategy:-

Rip - Howl - Maul , in this order.

I'm using an Electrified Razortooth (easily caught in Isle of Thunder) , Chuck , Snarly Toothy or Chuck also have Rip

Fjord worg pup for Howl, foxes and worgs have howl and Chrominius, Core hound pup, Stitched pup, & Lil'Bad wolf

and a Hyjal bear cub for Maul - most bears have it.

Commentaire de canine

Tried this with an Alpine Foxling, an Anodized Robo Cub and Sunreaver Sentry. Firstly i used the Howl ability from the fox, i then switched to the sentry and used haywire. It crit for 1.6k damage and another 300 or so the 2nd time. Easy as that.

Commentaire de 1007983

Team: Unborn Val'kyr (H/H), Restless Shadeling (H/H) & Ashwing Moth (S/B). Start off with the Val'kyr, and curse him with the Curse of Doom. When the pet dies, use Unholy Accession in the grace round. Pick the Restless Shadeling next, and use the Plagued Blood, then keep using Death Coil. When the shadeling is about to die, use Shadow Shock. By then, it should kill Nitun, but if not, use Cocoon strike from your Ashwing Moth, and if needed, use Moth Dust.

(Sorry about the plain spells... I still haven't figured out how to link spells and stuff correctly)

Commentaire de iPoe

Beginning to think Chrominius is a keystone in these fights! My team.
1st: Unbjorn Val'kyr - Curse of Doom, Unholy Ascension
2nd: Chrominius - Howl, Bite, Surge of Power
3rd: Clockwork Gnome: - Leveling Cooking

After the Val'kyr tossed up Curse of Doom then sacrificed himself, Chrominius came out, Howled, Bit then did Power Surge. Was a close fight, but the damage from the Val'kyr did the bastage raccoon in!

Commentaire de 989582

Managed to kill him with Fjord Wolf in about 3 hits. I used howl then attacked him and it crit and killed him.

I have been struggling trying to kill this guy and I finally used wolf after seeing it suggested. Really strong.

Commentaire de togahsisoka

I can't get an unborn Valkyr to save my life but consider this:

Nitun is a critter with all Beast-type (+dmg to critters) abilities which mean he's not going to tear through Undead the way a normal critter would.

Additionally, as lightly mentioned in other posts his ravage ability will not heal him in killing an undead under any circumstances because the pet does not die with the ravage's hit, but rather at the end of the round.

Consider using Undead pets with Beast-type abilities such as Infested Bear Cub, Giant Bone Spider to name a few I have w/ multiple Beast attacks.

Also, Fossilized Hatchling, Mr. Bigglesworth each can have a single Beast attack with some interesting combos...

So basically, if you can create an all UD/Beast Attack team (or at least the first 2 pets since if your last pet dies, his healing is moot) that can wear him down you can mitigate his heals.

Commentaire de 1024890

finally, FINALLY at long last got him using this combo:
lvl 25 desert spider
lvl 25 creepy crate
lvl 25 leopard scorpid

Commentaire de Nosyaiel

The absolute easiest combo I've found so far is

Unborn Val'kyr - Shadow Shock, Curse of Doom, Unholy Ascension
Bonkers - Bite, Going Bonkers! Tornado Punch
Whatever pet you want

Opening with Val'kyr, CoD, spam Shock until the turn you would die, UA, shock again. Going Bonkers!, and bite twice.

Commentaire de PewpewNL

5.4 Two-Shot:

- Scourged Whelpling (uncommon 24)
- Brilliant Kaliri (rare 25)

Strategy:

- Start with from the Scourged Whelpling, then
- Swap to the Brilliant Kaliri and use then then till he dies.

Hope this helped you :)

-Pew

Commentaire de jadrianz

Two pet combo...
I used a lvl 25 Emerald Turtle(r), lvl 23 Alpine Foxling(r) and lvl 25 Spiny Terapin(r)
Led off with head butt, shell shield then emerald bite until turtle died.
Fox led with howl, then leap then flurry which killed Nitun.

2nd time he went thru all 3 like white on rice. His health never went below 1k.
3rd time pretty much same as 2nd. although did get his health down to 948..
Guess first won lucky RNG..

Commentaire de Mabh

Maybe it was dumb luck, but I just managed to take Nitun out with just one pet.

My team:

Phalène cerclefeu (Level 25 Rare) with Frappe alpha, Flamme de soins and Poussière de phalène.
Whatever
Whatever

I opened with Poussière de phalène, followed by Flamme de soins and then Frappe alpha twice.

Didn't have to bring out a second pet, and my moth ended up almost at full health.

Commentaire de DawnSeven

I used all kinds of different groups and strats for this guy and the easiest and most consistent group was simply 3 spiders (God knows there are enough of them to choose from). All with Brittle Webbing, Spiderling Swarm, and Strike (only the Tiny Shale and Giant Bone spiders have different moves). Keep brittle webbing up, use swarm on CD, and fill with strike. I haven't quite been able to take Nitun out with just one spider, but I get him low enough that one or two shots from the second easily finishes him off. I'd have the 3rd in the back just in case of bad RNG.

Commentaire de 912204

Most consistent way I've found of taking him down takes only two pets:

24-25 rare Alpine Foxling with Bite, Howl, Dazzling Dance
25 rare Kun-Lai Runt with Thrash, Mangle, Rampage
Any third pet with Beast attacks...just in case. I use a crab with Snap.

Open with the foxling - hit Dazzling Dance right off the bat, then Bite until you know you're about to die. Use Howl on the turn you expect to die, swap in the Runt. Hit Rampage immediately and watch Nitun fall over. :) If for some reason Nitun kills the Runt before the Runt kills him (lucky crit, unlucky miss, etc), the crab (or whatever you choose) can finish him off pretty easily.

Commentaire de 1141081

I started with a Scourged Whelpling - lvl 19 rare - with Plagued Blood. Then I used Tail Sweep a few times and when he almost had me killed I used Call Darkness.
Switched to an Alpine Foxling - lvl 25 rare - with Dazzling Dance and Howl.
Then a Bat - lvl 25 uncommon - with Nocturnal Strike and Bite twice.

Commentaire de 633477

I've tryed different setups on those one, but he kills everything within 3 rounds (hitting around 500) often 2 if he has crits (which will hit around 800), that's not counting ravage because that one you can only survive with a defense move. It's saying he has 1398 health here, when i fight hem he has 1800+ and he heals almost to full if he kills one of mine. No idea how to beat this one.

Commentaire de 1189946

Being as I didn't have 2 maxed undead pets, I tried and won with this team.

1. Fjord Worg pup - Howl first and then leap for damage. If possible, switch out the pet before he dies. However mine died before I could switch and I still won.
2. Scourged Whelpling - Call Darkness and then Shadowflame for damage. Use this pet until you win or it dies. At this point, Nitun should have little health left.
3. Wild Crimson Hatchling - Depending on the amount of health Nitun has left, either use the Lift-off or Breath. In my fight, I had Nitun's health down so low that I just used Breath one time to finish the fight.

Commentaire de Mormolyce

My 2-pet strategy:

Darkmoon Zeppelin or Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling: use Decoy, then swap to:
Zandalari Anklerender/Kneebiter: use Black Claw, then Hunting Party.

If he's not dead when Hunting Party ends, one attack should finish him off. The Decoy is very important as without it the Zandalari raptor won't survive until the second round when the double damage debuff is in effect.

If you don't have a Zeppelin/Dragonling, it's possible a group wide speed buff like Dazzling Dance from any fox pet might do the job as well, however I haven't tested this.

Commentaire de 430975

My setup was

Ji-Kun Hatchling
2x Crows (From Darkmoon Faire)

I started with Ji-Kun which was useless on this fight cause when he was dead Nitun was at 100% health, but my 2 crows absolutely owned him, I even missed one attack.

I used Call Darkness, then Nocturnal Strike since it has 100% hit chance when you got the Darkness weather effect, then I just spammed Alpha Strike.

I think 3 crows would be a 100% guaranteed kill on this guy, only done him once so not sure if 2 crows is a guaranteed win but it was really easy and my 2nd crow had 40% hp left.

Also would like to note GIlnean Raven (worgen specific pet) has same skill setup I used except just a different breed (unless you have/can grab the older ones with other breeds then B/B like P/B etc).

Commentaire de Kimiya

I have none of the Howl/Dazzling Dance pets and no really strong beasts. However, I found an extremely effective strategy with Willy.

I sent him out first, slowed Nitun with Eye Blast, transformed him with Rot, and used Tongue Lash until Willy was beaten.

That can take Nitun pretty far down. He'll probably still be undead, so you could finish him off with any strong critter next, or use a beast just in case. Either way, make sure they have strong burst damage and a way to keep up the speed advantage if necessary.

On my first attempt, I followed Willy up wth a scorpid, and that worked out fine, using the damage of Rampage and its slowing ability, Screech when needed. I didn't even need my third pet at all with this combination. Best bet would be another similar beast who can slow or boost their speed, in case things go south at some point.

If you go the critter route for pet #2, though, I would recommend any normal squirrel, including Nuts. They have strong damage abilities against undead and a speed boost.

It can be sensitive to RNG, of course, but it worked way better for me than straight three beast teams without having any foxes or similar.

Commentaire de callmeandy

Killed him easy with
25rare ashwing moth
22rare brilliann kaliri
22rare crimson moth

all 3 pets did stay alive, was switching pets when they was around +/- 100 hp
all of them are flying, so they got hits from him around -200 )) so manage survive 5+ raunds, as they got block each 3rd round )

Commentaire de Flamingdeath

What I found to be the most effective team against Nitun was a team of 3 flyers. Any shape or size really, I happened to use Scintillant de Mei Li, Jeune os-de-dragon, and Corbeau gilnéen, all 25/rare. Having a full flyer team really gimps his damage, making all his attacks weak. Another bonus is being able to use Frappe-cocon or Décollage type abilities to avoid the big hit following his Rôder.

Hope it helps if you're struggling on this fella!

Commentaire de Beltane

Beat him on my first ever try with a level 25 Ghaz'rooki, Darkmoon Zeppelin and Temple Snake.

I started with Ghaz'rooki and used whirlpool into a few bites before swapping out at low health, to the Darkmoon Zeppelin. First I used decoy, then spammed missile until I was 1 hit from death, then lined up an explosion to come in after the mechanical passive revived me. After I exploded, he was only on 100 HP and a burrow from my snake finished him off, with my only death coming as a result of the suicide explosion, so he never healed.

Commentaire de Nephthys17

I tried everything , this battle along with Lucky Yi were the only difficult ones for me.

Easiest way is to use a pet with the apocalypse ability and use your strongest pets to last 15 rounds. Preferably using a beetle or a cockroach to survive it.

Commentaire de odinwalder

Impossible to Fail method: Unborn Val'kyr, Scourged Whelpling, Brilliant Kaliri

1. Unborn Val'kyr casts Curse of doom
2. Unborn Val'kyr casts Haunt
3. Scourged Whelpling casts Plagued Blood
4. Scourged Whelpling casts Call Darkness
5. Brilliant Kaliri casts Nocturnal Strike
6. Brilliant Kaliri casts Quills
7. Brilliant Kaliri casts Quills

Call darkness prevents him from healing and gives 100% hit for Nocturnal strike. If scourged whelp dies, just switch him out after rebirth.
Quills will finish him off

Commentaire de andysocial

For this fight I use the same team that I use for Ka'wi the Gorger:
Stitched Pup
Crystal Spider
Spider
Stitched pup is fodder only and he uses howl right after his first death so my spider can come in and use brittle webbing and then swarm for the victory.
My strat can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAVjMYhsRRk

Commentaire de Ziboo

The RNG on this one is silly. Same group of pets one time get him to 94hp, next barely near 1000. Ugh. I've tried all flyers, all beasts, combos. Back to the drawing board.

Finally - Artic Fox Kit: Dazzling Dance, Bite and before he died Howl. Emerald Turtle: Headbutt and Emerald Bite and it's dead!

Commentaire de twotoemcgraw

three attack kill with a zandalari kneebiter.
1. black claw
2. hunting party
3. dead

Commentaire de Sydaris

This worked great - Gilded Moth, Amber Moth, Fungal Moth - all using Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, and Moth Dust. Nitun is weak against these dudes and the avoidance of Cocoon Strike and the possibility to sleep him (which I did on his huge hit turn...yes!) make this combo sweet. Enjoy!

Commentaire de aslaja

Undead pets are great here. I only had one undead lvl 25 pet - Stitched Pup, so after him I used uncommon quality lvl 21 Scourged Whelpling. After the Scourged Whelpling died the first time and was ressurected, I layed Appel des ténèbres and when he died the second time I called in the last pet, Brilliant Kaliri with his Frappe nocturne. Thanks ladynagini for a great tip!

Commentaire de 777360

All I needed was one pet: Lil' Bad Wolf. Howl and Claw

Commentaire de 1207764

after many failed attempts with this pet i finally came up with a good team.to get a win with nitrun i used the following unborn with curse of doom an ha. next i brought in a fox and then used howl an bite, finished him off with a yeti using rampage. hopefully this helps.

Commentaire de LTygress

Unborn Val'kyr, Chrominius, and Lil Deathwing. Although I'm sure most people don't have LDW, they can probably used Sourged Whelpling.

Curse of Doom. Unholy Ascension. Val'kyr dead.

Howl. Surge of Power. Chrominius probably dead (if not, use bite until he is).

Roll. Tail sweep until Nitun dies.

Commentaire de odinwalder

I have an amazing 4 move=Win strat for this.
Unborn Valk:
Curse of doom
Haunt
Switch to Macabre Marionette:
Cast death and decay
Dead mans party

Dead mans party gives double damage debuff. Curse of doom proc destroys him

game over

Commentaire de therusai

For those who are struggling with this one, don't give up.
Last night every team i had to use wiped.
Tonight my lvl 25 Fungal Moth just got lucky with it's Moth Dust, made him sleep every time and soloed to victory. Go figure!

Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust then Alpha Strike when sleeping. Rinse and repeat.

Good luck to all still trying.

Commentaire de Nifel

I've had some difficulties with this one before, but just now I soloed him with a P/P P’tit méchant loup in 4 moves:

Mangle
Howl
Claw
Claw

For the record, I didn't crit. Nitun hit me twice then prowled which enabled me to get both Claws in before he could hit prowled.

Commentaire de dardack

Easiest pet combo for any of the legendary pets.

Bettle/cockroach with Apocalypse. Cast apocalypse first round. Swap out next round.

Then any healing pets, magical crawdad/sunflower are good. I"ve used Craw with Pterrodax hatchling or a bear with hibernate. Just stay healed through 15 rounds, pretty easy, and even if only cockroach/bettle is left at end (why I swap out right away) he's immune to Apocalypse.

1 shot all of these my first time through. Just was coming here for something else and stumbled on these pages with people seeming having issues.

Commentaire de cheesyburger

Zandalari Kneebiter and Sunreaver Construct can two man this. Open with kneebiter, using black fang and then hunting party. He should kill you, at which point you should pull out your sunreaver construct. Use haywire. GG, easy kill.

Commentaire de Xch5733

Undead Valkyr, Alpine Foxling, Jumping Spider

I don't know if I got lucky but I just owned him so easily!

Start with the valkyr>Curse of Doom>Haunt

Send out the fox>Dazzling Dance>Howl>Bite>Bite

Won

I think I may have had some luck with what moves nitun used i will find out tomorrow when I go back for the daily but good luck to all who try this method.

Btw my Undead Valkyr is only level 22 uncommon and my fox is 25 common.

Good luck!

Commentaire de Sythian

Even though he is a critter he isn't immune to the Sleep from Phalène luyu I used 3 of them to beat him at 1/27/2014 so its currently in effect. I used Frappe-cocon first then Poussière de phalène (my jaw dropped when I saw it put him to sleep guessing its bugged currently because critters are meant to be immune to Sleep) and then I filled in with Frappe alpha when the other abilities were on CD.

Hope this helps someone out there that are still building their pet collection.

Note: I havn't tested other CC to see if its weakness to Phalène luyu 's sleep is the only bugged CC its not immune to.

Commentaire de Urtgard

My pets:
Jeune goupil alpin with Hurlement and Danse éblouissante
Micro-factionnaire saccage-soleil with Détraqué and Supercharge

While Défenses brisées and Supercharge are active, Détraqué causes ~1826 damage.

Commentaire de JrJugger

dumbest advice ever do NOT use undead, never even got him to half health...(##RESPBREAK##)16##DELIM##Sas148##DELIM##

Commentaire de SirRoivas

My strategy for this guy, in case it helps anyone:

Pet 1: A Ghostly Skull at least at level 20. Maxing out its level, making it rare, and going for a H/P breed are all helpful, but unnecessary. If you happen to have a level 20+ Unborn Val'kyr, that'll also do.

Pet 2: I prefer either a Scourged Whelpling or Fossilized Hatchling. If you have both, you can use them and ignore Pet 3.

Pet 3: Anything with decent Beast attacks should do well here.

Start with Ghostly Skull. Just throw out as much damage as you can before it dies, then use Unholy Ascension on the extra turn you get from the Undead racial.

Next, throw out your next pet, and spam Tail Sweep if you're using the Whelpling, Claw if you have the Hatchling. If Nitun survives, your third pet should be able to finish with whatever Beast attacks you have.

A piece of advice for the Legendary Beasts in general: do not bother trying to level pets with them, as they give crap for experience.

Commentaire de Castyle

Ok - - Finally beat this thing with:

Lvl 25 Effervescent Glowfly (rare) in the leadoff w/ Glowing Toxin, Confusing Sting & Slicing Wind
Lvl 25 Fossilized Hatchling (rare) Claw, Ancient Blessing, & Bone Prison
Levl 25 Gilean Raven (rare) Alpha Strike, Call Darkness & Nocturnal Strike

Commentaire de IMissThottbot

An Alterac Brew-Pup running Tough 'N Cuddly, Call the Pack + Bite took down most of this pet, with a Jademist Dancer's Rain Dance (+ Acid Rain if you want to get crazy), into Spineclaw Crab's Rip + Blood in the Water, destroying what remained. Just swapped pets, no need to let them die, if you get the combo off, I just lost the Pup.

Commentaire de 1107309

Pet 1: KunLai Runt - Resistant to Critter attacks and Mangle + Rampage brought him under 700

Pet 2: Twilight Spider - Brittle Webbing, Poison Spit, and Leech Life

Pet 3: Corehound Pup - Never even used him.

I tried the Undead thing, but didn't work well for me. I went completely for things with Critter Damage and Defense. Brittle Webbing was most effective. I might try all Spiders next time.

Commentaire de Etreum

22 Unborn Val'kyr
Shadow Shock
Curse of Doom
Haunt

25 Effervescent Glowfly
Glowing Toxin
Confusing Sting

25 Darkmoon Tonk (Rare)\
Ion Cannon
Missile

Good-Bye Nitun!

Commentaire de reilyn

Beasts of Fable

The most effective team I've found so far for all of the beasts is Val’kyr en herbe, Chrominius and a backup of your choice. You should finish the fight within about 5-7 rounds. However, try to pick a good backup for each beast in case RNG is not on your side and you need a couple of extra attacks.

Start with your Val’kyr en herbe and cast Malédiction funeste. Follow up with Entaille de l’ombre and then Ascension impie.
* You may be able to do an extra Entaille de l’ombre but do NOT do more than 4 rounds (Malédiction funeste, Entaille de l’ombre (x2), Ascension impie). If you are killed the round that you do Ascension impie and you have an extra cast use Entaille de l’ombre. Don't swap your pet out manually as you will lose a turn.

Swap in Chrominius once Val’kyr en herbe is dead. Start off with Hurlement. Next use Vague de puissance. Malédiction funeste will hit with both Hurlement and Ascension impie up (either after Hurlement or Vague de puissance; doesn't matter). This should kill him, but if not, when Chrominius dies swap in your backup and finish him up. If Chrominius doesn't die after recharging, Morsure until either you or the beast is dead before you switch.

Special note about Ti’un l’Explorateur: You will need your backup pet most of the time due to the mitigated damage from Carapace bouclier. Corbeau gilnéen is a good choice of backup but any will work; you shouldn't need more than 1-2 extra hits anyway.

** Edited to rephrase for all beasts. **

Commentaire de katferr917

I tried a few different suggestions. I guess I got lucky but this is what I used. Rare lvl 23 alpine fox started with dazzling dance then howl switched to rare lvl 25 Sunreaver micro-sentry surge then haywire, he dies and fail-safe kicks in. switched to rare lvl 25 Amethyst Spiderling hit with brittle webbing then spiderling swarm and then Nitun was dead. Good luck to all.

Commentaire de grundge

This is a tough one, but finally beat them with an udead, mechanical and a beast pet.

I started with Araignée des ossements géante. This guy took Nitun to 900 hp. Since the spider is undead, Nitun's heal attack does not work.

Second pet I used was Mini XT, who dropped a bomb and managed one attack before he was killed. I pulled him before he died a second time to avoid NItun's heal attack. Nitun now had 300 hp.

I finished with Chiot porte-tonnelet d’Alterac, who only had room for one attack. But as a beast pet, when low on health his attack is stronger and his chomp annihilated Nitun.

I think the key here is using an undead team. Since the spider was my only undead at level 25 I had to do it this way, so you can improvise.

Good Luck all :)

Commentaire de prinsallan

In-Depth for this battle:
04. Nitun (key is to not let him kill anyone (and Undead pets doesn't die...)):
Open with Unborn Val'kyr and Curse of Doom 1st round, Haunt 2nd. Bring in Spirit Crab and just Snap all the way. If needed, bring in 3rd and finish him off.

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World of Warcraft, Pandaria Pet Battle Guide.

My fastguide is the notes I have made for myself to get through the dailys in Pandaria a little quicker. The order they follow is the most effecient way to get to all 22 if you look at the world map, starting from the Shrine of Two Moons.
With this guide you should get some nice Pet Battling stuff and make a
few hundred gold and 500 timeless coins on the Pandaria dailys every day.
Some days you get a pet worth (Auction house) appx 500-1500g in addition
to the usual stuff.

This should be all you need to conquer the dailys.
Good luck and happy pet-battling!
-Jonas "prinsallan" Åstrand

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Fastguide (all pets mentioned below are Rare (Blue) and lvl 25, except your level-pet (if any) ofc. See each move-build in the Appendix A section of this guide and see Appendix B for in-depth guide for each battle.

01. Thundering Pandaren Spirit: Tolai Hare Pup (with speed 320+), Onyxian Whelpling, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
02. Dos-Ryga: Savory Beetle, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Spirit Crab
03. Whispering Pandaren Spirit: Level-pet (22+), Onyxian Whelpling, Emerald Proto-Whelp
04. Nitun: Unborn Val'kyr, Scourged Whelpling, Spirit Crab
05. Hyuna of the Shrines: Nether Faerie Dragon, Mei Li Sparkler, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
06. Ka'wi the Gorger: 2x Nether Faerie Dragon, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
07. Mo'ruk: Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Nether Faerie Dragon, Emerald Proto-Whelp
08. Skitterer Xi'a: Brilliant Kaliri, 2x Sandy Petrel
09. Greyhoof: Nether Faerie Dragon, Robo-Chick, Darkmoon Tonk
10. Lucky Yi: Savory Beetle, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Emerald Proto-Whelp
11. Farmer Nishi: Nether Faerie Dragon, Emerald Proto-Whelp, Topaz Shale Hatchling
12. Aki the Chosen: Bandicoon Kit, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000, Mei Li Sparkler
13. No-No: 3x Moths (Alpha Strike, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust)
14. Wastewalker Shu: 2x Nether Faerie Dragon, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
15. Flowing Pandaren Spirit: Level, 2xOnyxian Whelpling (Liftoff is key, swap between dragons if needed)
16. Gorespine: Nether Faerie Dragon, Robo-Chick (Wind Up), Darkmoon Tonk (Missile, then Ion Cannon before dead)
17. Tiun the Wanderer: Nether Faerie Dragon (Exchange Life), Brilliant Kaliri (Predatory Strike), Sandy Petrel
18. Couragous Yon: Mei Li Sparkler (Swarm), Nether Faerie Dragon, Rabid Nut Varmint 2000
19. Kafi: 3x Gobbler (any 3 Mechanical with Mechanical attacks will do)
20. Burning Pandaren Spirit: Emerald Dragon, Rapana Whelk x2
21. Seeker Succhi: Mei Li Sparkler, Nether Faerie Dragon, Emerald Proto-Whelp
22. Lil Tommy (Timeless Isle): Water Waveling, Alpine Foxling, Darkmoon Tonk
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Appendix A.
The pet-battle-move-sets I use in this guide.
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Ability-setup for each in-guide creature (X=any move):
Tolai Hare Pup: Flurry, Dodge, Burrow
Onyxian Whelpling: Tail Sweep, Healing Flame, Liftoff
Rabid Nut Varmint 2000: Metal Fist, Extra Plating, Repair
Savory Beetle (any Beetle with Apocalypse will do): X, Survival, Apocalypse
Spirit Crab: Snap, Whirlpool, Shell Shield
Emerald Proto-Whelp: Breath, Ancient Blesssing, Emerald Dream
Unborn Val'kyr (any good Undead can take this spot): Shadow Slash, Curse of Doom, Haunt
Scourged Whelpling (any good Undead can take this spot): Shadowflame, Call Darkness, X
Nether Faerie Dragon (2 needed -this cant be easily replaced!): Arcane Blast, Exchange Life, Cyclone
Robo-Chick: Peck, Overtune, Wind-Up
Darkmoon Tonk (very hard to replace, Ion Cannon is a must): Missile, Shock and Awe, Ion Cannon (brutal finisher!)
Topaz Shale Hatchling (any elemental with Stone Rush): Leach Life, Web, Stone Rush
Bandicoon Kit: Tongue Lash, Counterstrike, Powerball
Mei Li Sparkler: Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Swarm
Brilliant Kaliri (can probarbly be replaced by another fast flyer): Quills, Shriek, Predatory Strike
Rapana Whelk: Absorb, Shell Shield, Dive
Water Waveling (any with Geyser actually): X, X, Geyser
Alpine Foxling: Flurry, Howl, Dazzling Dance
Moths for No-No: Amber Moth, Gilded Moth, Luyu Moth: Alpha Strike, Cocoon Strike, Moth Dust.

Commentaire de Bozon

I followed the strategy I used with other Beasts of Fable and it worked really well.

Start with Unborn Val'kyr

Round 1: curse of doom
Round 2: shadow slash
Round 3: unholy ascension (switch to Chrominius)
Round 4: Howl
Round 5: surge of power (Nitun died)

Had my Core Hound Pup in reserve but never used it.

Commentaire de seckid

killed this with 2 commonly found rare pets.

feverbite hatchling - or any spider. -- brittle webbing - strike until almost dead. switch to crow before dead.

crow - nocturnal strike - call darkness - peck unless cooldown is available.

i had an azure whelpling on standby in case i needed to nuke with surge of power. i didn't need it though.

Commentaire de Badkitty

I was hating on Nitun after he pwned my 3 undead "cannot fail" team.
Sooooo I threw Lil Bad Wolf in the first slot and he soloed Nitun's *ss.
I used the Beast skill CLAW and the +100% damage skill HOWL and didn;t need anything else.
The RNG Gods were smiling on me as Nitun missed 1 attack but I think Ima keep LBW in the 1st slot for next time.
Good Hunting!

Commentaire de Luxiana

The problem here is his ability to gain a lot of health if he kills one of your pets because of Ravage, so my strategy uses Darkmoon Zeppelin.

First Missile, then Decoy and after a couple of shots right before he kills you (remember its a mechanical pet so it will resurrect) use Explode.

With this Nitun should have 30% to 40% life.

Finalize with Alpine Foxling or Chrominius or any other pet that have Howl plus some burn skill like Surge of Power.

In any case, prefer to change pets other than let one die.

Commentaire de judgedredd74

Thought I'd share My tag team I use for these beast quests. I use it for both Jade forest and kafi and greyhoof.

Val’kyr en herbe
P’tit Bling-Bling

start with Malédiction funeste and follow up with Ascension impie

Swap to Bling
Plaque supplémentaire
Pluie d’or
Inflation

Collect bag

Commentaire de Ravna

I have been struggling a little with this one. But after i took down Ka'wi the Gorger easily with my Zandalari Anklerender, I thought i would give it a go with Nitun aswell.

I used Black Claw first then Hunting Party.

Nitun died in the 2nd round of Hunting Party. And my raptor had around 30-40% hp left. No other pets used.

Commentaire de 1258106

Ok I went and MADE an account on WoWhead because this guy made me SO mad (I had about a good 100 or so attempts on him before I figured it out)

I did EVERYTHING people said on here. Even spent like 2 hours leveling 2 extra undead (only had one at level 25). NOTHING WORKED. I even tried using a roach with Apocolaspe, couldn't last the 15 rounds.

THIS IS WHAT WORKED FOR ME:

Slot 1: Alpine Foxling lvl 22, Uncommon, breed S/S
Abilities: Bite, Howl, Dazzling Dance
Slot 2: Speedy lvl 25, Rare
Abilities: Bite, Healing Wave, Headbutt
Slot 3: Elfin Rabbit lvl 25, Rare, breed B/B
Abilities: Flurry, Dodge, Burrow

It actually worked out that I just got done leveling the Elfin Rabbit for another Tamer I was having issues with (the Thundering Pandaren Spirit). Here's exactly what happened on my fight.

Round one:
Nitun used Prowl, I used Dazzling Dance
Round two:
I used Bite, Nitun used Rake
Round three:
I used Howl, Nitun used Ravage
My fox died, but the bite only did like 150 dmg so I was ok with it. Nitun healed to full health.
Round four:
I used Headbutt (remember Howl? :)), Nitun's second Ravage
Headbutt ended up hitting for 950 dmg :D
Round five:
I used Bite (hit for 612 with howl), Nitun used Rake
Round six:
I used Bite, Nitun used Ravage
Round seven:
I switched to Elfin Rabbit, Nitun's second Ravage (which hit the rabbit not the turtle, hence saving it from dying)
Round eight:
I used Burrow, Nitun used Rake (which didn't hit the rabbit because of the speed)
Round nine:
my Burrow hit Nitun and I WIN :D

I was so excited as you can imagine after so many losses, I thought it might be a fluke.....so I did it again. It took me a few tries to get Nitun to do the right opening combo so that he'd kill my fox again at the right time, but on like the 4th try I killed him again, and didn't even need my rabbit! The trick is to KNOW which round your fox will die BEFORE you pick your ability. Use your Howl at that time.

Commentaire de 1129977

Nitun is soloable with Moon Moon with bite and howl. I used a P/S breed.

Commentaire de ARedstone

After two attempts with all beasts (with all abilities doing bonus critter damage) I decided to take a different approach.
I used my undead Unborn Val'kyr (level 19 only) with the ability Haunt,
an Alpine Foxling (25) with abilities Bite, Howl and Leap
and my Panther Cub (25) with abilities Claw, Screech, Prowl.

My Unborn Val'kyr went first, and I immediately used Haunt. Secondly, I used my Alpine Foxling, casting Howl, then doing Leap to increase speed. I then used Bite. If the Foxling isn't dead by this point, use Bite again. After that pet is dead, use the Panther Cub and case Prowl, then Claw. Nitun had already died by then. Just keep casting Claw.

Hope this helped. I was rather surprised that two level 25s and a 19 could take down an elite when three of my 25s couldn't do so :)

Commentaire de Tarnish

I just beat this guy using my Unborn Val'kyr and Alpine Foxling. Didn't even have to let my snake come out to play.

Curse of Doom, Haunt, Howl, Leap, Leap, Fox dies, Doom pops and Val'kyr makes her last hit.

It's totally worth haunting spots on Northrend for the Val'kyr. I picked up a grey, then a month later got a Flawless Battle stone which I used on her. She's pretty badass.

Commentaire de tempovision

Infected squirrel, alpine foxling kit and spider (i never had to use the spider). Easy kill

Commentaire de rammsteinmoshin

So, this was embarassing, but funny and worked....

Came in with Clockwork Gnome
Sunreaver Micro-Sentry
Lil' Xt

CG
Built Turret

SM
Call Lightening

LX
Bombling
Zap until LX dies

CG
Build Turret
Metal Fist Until it dies

i thought it was a beast, turned out to be a critter.... dumb error on my part, but it still worked, so ha!

Commentaire de leto504

Unborn Valkyr
Chrominius

Curse of Doom, Haunt

(switch to Chrominius)
Howl, Surge

gg

Commentaire de Whorgi

Undead pets work best - here's my strategy and please let me know if it works good for you!

I used three undead pets, all three rare level 25 (I plucked them off the auction house), and I used them in the following order:

Macabre Marionette, Fossilized Hatchling, and I didn't even need to use the Stitched Pup but he was there anyway.

Start off with the Marionette, use the spells in the following order: Macabre Maraca, Macabre Maraca, then Dead Man's Party until your Marionette dies.

Then bring out the Fossilized Hatchling, and use Bone Prison, Bone Bite, Bone Bite, Bone Bite, then Nitun should be dead.

If your Hatchling does die, bring out the Stitched Pup and use: Howl, Diseased Blood, Diseased Bite.

Lemme know if this helps!

Commentaire de 1340083

I agree that undead pets work great here, because Nitun can't cast his huge self-heal when they die and rez.
I used:

1. Rare level 25 B/B Unborn Val'kyr: Curse of Doom, Haunt.
2. Rare level 25 H/P Ghostly Skull: Shadow Slash, Spectral Strike, Unholy Ascension.
3. Rare level 25 P/P Kun-Lai Runt: Rampage.

The two undead pets whittled Nitun's health down to 320 hit points. Kun-Lai Runt finished off Nitun with a Rampage.

Commentaire de Okonomiyaki

Since I had none of the recommended lvl25's, I tried something totally different that had worked well for me on a different battle (Dos-Ryga.)

I used a rare lvl25 Wildhammer Gryphon Hatchling & an uncommon lvl25 Gilnean Raven.
I did not need a 3rd pet.

I lead with the Gryphon & used Flock until the Gryphon died.
Then brought out the Raven & cast Call Darkness, followed by Nocturnal Strike. I had to fill in with Peck until Nocturnal Strike was available again, but the 2nd Nocturnal Strike killed Nitun, and my Raven still had more than 50% health left.

So, perhaps try this & see if it works for you :)

Commentaire de 899970

A video to show how I do this battle:
Nitun the Midnight Plunderer

Commentaire de Amerelock

This fight can be easily won in just a few quick rounds...

Very very easy with:

Darkmoon Zep - lvl 25
Zandalari Anklerender - lvl 25
Zandalari Kneebiter - lvl 25 (only needed for backup)

Round 1 - Start with Darkmoon Zep - DECOY
Round 2 - Bring in Zandalari Anklerender
Round 3 - BLACK CLAW
Round 4 - HUNTING PARTY
Round 5 - HUNTING PARTY continues

The end. Only need the third pet in something tragic happens.

Commentaire de Zeridian

the quick and dirty version.

If you have a level 25 chrominus -

Use Howl
Use Surge of Power

he died instantly for me.

Commentaire de 1365036

Just finished this fight after reading the comments (in patch 5.4) and wanted to add how I managed it without farming specific pets. I used level 22 Scourged Whelpling, 25 Core Hound Pup and 25 Sea Gull

I threw my level 22 Scourged Whelpling in first, cast Call Darkness and Plagued Blood (for the itty bitty heals) then essentially waited to die casting Shadowflame and watching for the stealth. HERE IS THE IMPORTANT BIT THOUGH

If he does not stealth while your undead pet is out he probably will for your next pet so be prepared! I did this three times trial and erroring until I found a good pattern for it. I send my Sea Gull in since he had the speed for the early rounds and as soon as he stealthed I used Lift-Off and avoided the big hit. Another perk to the sea gull is the good damage of Thrash and his other hits don't really phase you too much because you're flying so you can last a good while, even using Adrenaline Rush when your initial speed falls off.

I used Core Hound pup briefly after he stealth killed my Whelpling, (Using howl and burrow) but when he didn't stealth for a while I got cold feet and called in my Sea Gull instead who finished up the job nicely!

Commentaire de 1061481

Direhorn Runt with shield attack is really good for this.

Commentaire de 1374506

Maggots are particularly deadly on this fight (Spam leap). Two maggots...Nitun destroyed.

Commentaire de FuryHales

I used a level 21 Cockroach, 25 Luyu Moth & 25 Gilded Moth.

1st round Apocalypse and then I just had to survive the 15 rounds. I found it easy with the moths as they take less damage from Nitun's beast abilities and being able to block attacks is a bonus.

Commentaire de seamusmc

Based on a reply to one of the comments I went with a Scourged Whelpling, Alpine Fox and Spider.

Didn't need the Spider. Call of Darkness, Tail Sweep until the Whelpling finally dies, remember its undead. Alpine Fox comes on, dazzling, then howl and two bites killed him. Keep in mind Call of Darkness reduces healing.

Commentaire de Seana

I didn't have the Valkyr, so I used an Emperor Crab (25 rare p/p) with whirlpool instead. Snap, snap, whirlpool (crab dead, Alpine Foxling 25 rare S/B out) Howl, Leap = Win.

Commentaire de sillymak

Slot 1: Mechanical Pandaran Dragonling 25 - Flyby, Bombing Rung, Explod
Slot 2: Effervescent Glowfly 25 H/B is what I used - Slicing Wind, Cocoon Strike, Glowing Toxin
Slot 3: Anything

Start off with Bombing Run and then spam Flyby until your pet gets knocked out the first time and resurrected, then Explode. This should leave Nitun around 600 life.

Use your Glowfly, lead off with Glowing Toxin, and follow it with Cocoon Strike and Slicing wind until he dies.

Should die by the 8th round or so. I was actually surprised at how easy this method was since I had tried about eight times with other teams.

Commentaire de kominmin

~~It looks like the speed changed. No longer 329. It is 303 now.~~

The speed is back to 329 >.<

Commentaire de rchutto

My team:

Rare, 25 Enchanted Lantern- Illuminate, switch to abyssal
Rare, 25 Netherspace Abyssal- Explode, dead, switch to bombling
Rare, 25 Pet bombling- Explode, dead

Nitun Dead!

Commentaire de Khadorek

Ok .. so I did not have any of the combinations listed above so took some advice from a couple strats and came up with this (pets all lvl 25 rare)....

Scourged Whelpling with Shadowflame, Call Darkness and Dreadful Breath
Alpine Foxling with Flurry, Howl and Dazzling Dance
Vampiric Batling with Screech, Hawk Eye and Nocturnal Strike

I hit him a couple times with Shadowflame and Dreadful Breath and cast Call of Darkness when he died (avoided the healing and ensured blindness for later).

Used Foxling and cast Dazzling Dance then Howl and switched pets before he could die.

Nocturnal Strike with Vampiric Batling (it crit so maybe I got lucky) and finished him off with Screech.

Win!

Commentaire de Keltyx

Used Chrominius: Howl > Bite > Surge of Power = Dead racoon thingy.

Commentaire de Frimlin

I did it with this: Snarly (24, Rare), Unborn Val'kyr (25, Poor), Fox Kit (25, Rare) in that order.

1: Rip.
2: Blood in the Water
3: Surge
4: Snarly died to Ravage.
5: Haunt, Unborn Val'kyr dies.
6: Dazzling Dance
7: Howl
8: Flurry + Haunt
9: Flurry, Nitun dies.

Commentaire de 1436696

3 spiders worked for me (Brittle Webbing then Spiderling Swarm), however I did find out something very cool Crystal Spider doesn't heal Nitun on death.

Commentaire de ephae

I used my Unborn Val'kyr (25 rare), a Scourge Whelpling (21 uncommon), and my Pandaren Monk (25 rare).

Start with Val'kyr: Curse of Doom > Shadow Slash until nearly dead > Unholy Ascension
Switch to Scourge Whelpling: Call Darkness
Switch to Pandaren Monk: Focus Chi > Fury of 1,000 Fists > Jab until dead

Commentaire de midobu

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(B2) Nitun (Raccoon)/type:Critter//battle sequence:Random (Patch 6.0.3)
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2 Darkmoon Zeppelin(A), Zeppelin(B) = Type:Zep

<Add with> Leveling up pet (or Type:Fox(C) as a 3rd pet)

#Battle Sequence

<Nitun:2 Zep>Zep(A) D - M - M - E(damage:618)x - Zep(B) D - M - M - E(damage:618)x

Success Rate: 99.9%

Explanation:
Starting a battle with Zeppelin(A). Use Decoy - Missile - Missile then use Explode.
Swap to Zeppelin(B). Use Decoy and keep on using Missile till enemy health gets bellow 618 then use Explode.

To understand how the pet type and #Battle Sequence work then please go to my main post |Legendary Beasts|.

Commentaire de 1442282

I took some advice from several posts and compiled them together into this battle plan of my own. I used a P^S Arctic Fox Kit, P>S Unborn Val'kyr, and a P>S Restless Shadeling. The fact that two of them are undead helps avoid allowing Nitun to heal when your own pets die.
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R1: Dazzling Dance
R2: Howl
R3-?: Bite til dead
Swap to Unborn Val’kyr
R1: Curse of Doom
R2-?: Shadow Slash til dead
R?: Unholy Ascension
Swap to Restless Shadeling
R1: Plagued Blood
R2: Curse of Doom procs

By this point I had won.

Commentaire de 1425467

I used Scourged Whelpling, Call Darkness to reduce the healing if he got healed,(he didn't).

Then I used Ghostly Skull. When Ghostly Skull got killed the first time, I used Unholy Ascension. (increases damage to the boss by 25% for 9 rounds)

Then I used Core Hound Pup, Howl (increases Damage to Kitun by 100% for 2 rounds) and Burrow, and it hit him for 1104, killing him.

Pretty easy with this set up, but using simple damage increases and a huge damaging ability at the end will achieve the same results.

Commentaire de 748211

Haven't read threw all the comments but this worked flawless, You need the mechanical pandaren dragonling, Darkmoon zeppelin, Chrominus. Explode both your Dragonling and Zepplin then burn him with howl and surge of power.

Commentaire de 507620

I've beat a couple of these single target nasties with the ol' Apocalypse strategy.

APOCALYPSE
Gold Beetle (Apocalypse, Survival)
Mechanical Axebeak (Decoy)
Frosty (Shriek, Ice Tomb)

Cast Apocalypse first, duh.
Cast Survival. Live with 1 HP.
Swap in Axebeak, Decoy.
Swap in Frosty, Shriek to lower enemy attack, Ice Tomb for a free stun.

Alternate back and forth between Axebeak and Frosty (Frosty gets a freebie when he dies, and Ravage won't heal when he dies off camera).

Timing is tricky, but it can be done.

Commentaire de summertree

What worked for me was an Unborn Val'kyr (rare, B/B, 25) and Chrominius (rare, H/H, 25.)

Round 1:
Nitun cast Ravage for 505, Val cast Curse.

Round 2:
Nitun cast Ravage for 505, Val Slashed for 190.

Round 3:
Nitun used Prowl, Val cast UA. Chrom came in.

Round 4:
Chrom Howled, Nitun Raked for 946.

Round 5:
Nitun cast Ravage for 505, Chrom Surged for 647. Curse hit for 1092, Nitun down.

Commentaire de lomogeek

Spiders FTW!

I started with a level 22 Alpine Foxling to use Dazzling Dance then switched over to my level 25 spiders with Brittle Webbing followed by Spiderling Swarm. He didn't last long.

Commentaire de Mandrax

Another one where you can use 2 pets:

1. Chrominius (1, 1, 2 setup)
2. Molten Corgi (1, 1, whatever setup)

Open with Howl. Hit bite. Hit surge of power. This takes care of the vast majority of his health. After that if you can get another bite in from Chrominius, great, if not, wait til Chrom is dead and use Corgi's Superbite, then Bite. Job done.

Commentaire de VinMos

For those who don't have much nice pets, just use any 3 (or 2) rare (bug-like) flying pets. I used a lvl 23 rare Effervescent Glowfly, a lvl 25 rare Luyu Moth and a lvl 25 rare Gilded Moth. Just time the ability Cocoon Strike right and you can somply stop him from wrecking you. On my first try I managed to defeat him without even using my 3rd pet.

Commentaire de 812048

Super easy. Almost soloed him with Alpine Foxling Kit. Dance, Howl, Bite, Bite. He was almost dead when he killed the fox. Finished with one hit from Bonkers but any pet that hits would do at that point.

Commentaire de gverderamo

Kun-Lai Runt to take that first hard hit. I used RAMPAGE from the start. I was able to get all 3 Rampage hits off before dying. Then I brought in a LEATHERHIDE RUNT and used TRUMPET STRIKE to amplify my strikes and then spammed SMASH until victory. I did not even need a third pet, but if I did I had a second Leatherhide Runt ready as my third pet.

Commentaire de MaBaer

I used alpine foxing lol 23 blue
Dazzling dance--bite a couple times--howl just b4 i was to die

I used clefthoof runt lol 25 blue
Trample a couple times and it just knocked him right down and my pet never lost more than 25% b4 the target died. I never used a third pet.

Commentaire de mjmill4

This is a very easy 2 pet using undead family pets to avoid the self-heal from Ravage.

I used a Bone Serpent (1,2,1) and Blighthawk (1,1,1).

Bone Serpent:
1) Darkness
2) Nocturnal Strike
3) Bone Barrage

You'll most likely be dead, but undead, after the Nocturnal Strike.

Blighthawk:
1) Infected Claw
2) Lift-Off
3) Consume Corpse
4) Infected Claw
5) Infected Claw

That's it. I had a 3d undead pet as backup, I don't think it matters much which as long as you can do 200-300 damage a turn just in case you get unlucky RNG and take a few crits.

Commentaire de selkie47

Kun-lai Runt to start, Thrash then Rampage. By the time he dies, Nitun was down fairly low. Switched to Effervescent Glowfly for Glowing Toxin. Was ready to use Cacoon but it wasn't needed. Scratch did the did. Never even used a third pet.

Commentaire de 1143396

Fought him twice with the same team, just to prove how RNG-dependent this fight is, which explains why some people comment on how easy he is and others how difficult.

My team:

Scourged Whelping H/H rare 1/1/1
Blighthawk H/P rare 1/1/1
Core Hound Pup H/P rare 2/1/2

The strategy is:

Open with Whelpling, cast Call Darkness
Switch to Blighthawk. Lift-Off then Infected Claw until either Lift-Off is off cooldown or the hawk dies.
Switch back to Whelpling, refresh Call Darkness. Then cast Plagued Blood a few times, switching to Shadowflame (Tail Sweep might be a better DPS choice here, I didn't try it.)

On my first fight, at this point the Whelpling was dead and Nitun was around 620 hp. I brought in the Core Hound Pup, cast Howl, then Burrow finished him off.

On my second fight, Nitun missed a huge number of attacks on the Blighthawk, so he stayed up longer and wore him down more before he died. Whelpling died fairly quick, but Nitun died from Plagued Blood in the Undead round, and I didn't even have to bring the Core Hound Pup into the fight.

Commentaire de 881043

The best pet to use against this is probably a waterfly, his beast attacks are ineffective against flying, and he is a critter so he will take extra damage from your barbed stinger and puncture wound abilities. To top it all off you can use lift-off when he prowls to avoid damage.

Commentaire de Shadowolf64

So far, The Magnum Howl Bomb Team solos everything...1} Unborn Val'kyr, use Curse o' Doom then Haunt...switch to 2} Pandaren Water Spirit, use Geyser, then Whirlpool...switch to Chrominus...use Howl, then Surge o' Power...arrange funerals for your foes...All these pets are L-25 Rare...

Commentaire de 812048

Unborn Val'kar, Bone Spirit, Carry Pet

Unborn - Curse of Doom, Haunt
Bone Spirit - Bone Barrage, Call Darkness, Nocturnal Strike, Bone Barrage
Carry pet - finish off

Commentaire de Falcarra

For this one, via brute forcing:

Argi

Gnaw
Gift of Naru
Headbutt

Zandalari Anklerender

Hunting Party
Leap
Black Claw

Chrominus

Bite
Howl
Surge of Power

Argi is pretty powerful for this match, especially as an opener. I used Gnaw, then Headbutt, then used Gnaw one or two more times. After that, Gift of the Naru to heal. Then use Gnaw until Argi faints.

Switch to the Zandalari Anklerender and use Black Claw. After that, Hunting Party should be able to finish it.

The Chrominus is just there for backup, just in case something somehow horridly goes wrong. If you have a second Anklerender or a Kneebiter, that's also a good substitute.

Commentaire de free2bmenow

This one had me for a while. Great straight forward advice. 3 undead.

Commentaire de CataBreed

"Nutin" to it! lol Had to throw that in there. As of now this guy has 3 scenarios and 2 of which i am happy with.

Watch for his first attack, If he prowls bring in your 3rd pet to practically DIE!
Start with Chroms Howl and switch to Kun. If at anytime Nutin Heals, leave.

Chroms Howl and Kuns Rampage will work. I'm only posting videos for the purpose of helping people. I see a lot of vids getting down-voted and not sure why. I like the visual experience as it will help myself learn from others question and comment if I've done something wrong.

My 3rd pet was an Electrified Razortooth. Yes, was. Enjoy the vid and if anyone has any questions comments or tips, let me know. Cheers!

https://youtu.be/mVtIPwF2sL8

Commentaire de Daedralia

Updated for 6.2.3
You can 2 pet this Legendary pet in 5 rounds. No carry pet in this scenerio
I'm sure that if you mess around u maybe able to
NItun
Use
Pandaren Water Spirit
2 / 1 / 1
Chrominius
2 / 1 / 2
Start with casting
Geyser-
then whirlpool-
switch to
Chrominius
Cast
Howl
Then use
Surge of Power
On to the next one...
Enjoy hope this is of some help Pet Carry Guide

Commentaire de iIIumnati

P/S Zandalari Anklrender or P/S Zandalari Kneebiter wins every time in 3 rounds. Start with Black Claw then use Hunting Party. Nitun dies at the end of round 3. Any breed will work, but not as effectively as the P/S breed because he has 305 speed and the most power for that speed vs Nitun's speed of 303. No need for a second or third pet.

Commentaire de erehwonlost

2 Pet Strat

Fossilized Hatching with Claw/Ancient Blessing

Was able to get his health down 2/3'rds before Fossilized Hatching dies

Bring in Alpine Foxling - Howl/Bite -- Dead.

Commentaire de tambam

My team consisted of Amberbar Wasp, Chrominius and Alterac Brew-Pup. All level 25 rares.

I started with the Amberbarb wasp and attempted to poison Nitun but it didn't work. I just wailed away until my Wasp was low health. I then switched to my Brew-Pup and healed and then used bark until my Brew-Pup was low. By this time Nitun was about half health. Lastly I switched to Chrominius used howl and then 2 Bite's finished off Nitun. Easy.

Commentaire de maninthemoon

It really takes all the fun, creativity, and strategy out of pet battles when they keep putting in these guys that can only be beaten with one specific trio of pets. And it's always ones that you would never likely have so you have to spend a week obtaining (if you can) and leveling them just for one fight. Ridiculous. What is the point in having all those other pets then?

Commentaire de 1592608

I used:

Infected Squirrel with Stampede, Rabid Strike, and Consume.
Ghostly Skull with Ghostly Bite and, quite frankly, whatever else you want, because you won't use them.

Used Rabid Strike to increase my damage, then did Stampeded. He killed of the squirrel. After rising, did another stampede to give him the double damage debuff.

Enter Ghostly Skull. I simply hit him with Ghostly Bite. It took care of his remaining health, and was not even a crit.

If you need a backup pet with this strat, try a flying pet, as beast damage is weak against flying, and this critter only does beast damage. If for some weird reason he kills your first two, a crow can get him the rest of the way with Call Darkness, then Nocturnal Strike.

Commentaire de mzBKworm

Stitched pup 25 rare - howl, plagued blood, diseased bite 2x. pup will die twice but because he's undead it won't heal Nitun.
Ash spider 25 rare- brittle webbing and then swarm.
Nitun is dead.

Didn't even touch my third pet

Commentaire de Cernunnas

You can bring a carry pet to level if you use a ghostly skull and a fossilized hatchling. Just use unholy ascension after one normal hit with the skull, and swap to the raptor and spam its beast ability til Nitun is dead.

Commentaire de 1630925

1 shot him with 2 undead pet:
- Val’kyr en herbe : 1/2/1
- Chiot raccommodé : 1/2/1

Start the fight with Val’kyr en herbe and use Curse of Doom
- use Haunt
- Now with Chiot raccommodé use Howl

Win.

Commentaire de Arugadh

DESTROYED this Raccoon with the following:

Goupil alpin S/S (speed 325; Any fast pet with Dazzling Dance will work): 1, 2, 2
Mordille-chevilles zandalari P/S: 2, 1 ,2
Mâche-genoux zandalari P/B: 2, 2, 1 (backup)

Dazzling Dance is best for this, as it lasts 9 rounds, so you don't need to waste precious moves & life with the dino pets. Speed is the key here. Getting in the first strikes is vital.

Bring the Foxling out, cast Dazzling Dance, then Howl, get off a Bite, then Dance again if you can just to get Nitun to blow his big attacks.
Bring in the Anklerender. Black Claw, then Hunting Party.
(If the Anklerender doesn't finish him, bring in the Kneebiter and hit Black Claw, then Hunting Party again.)

One dead raccoon.

Commentaire de Whitecell

Talk about a joke here --- 2 pets Unborn Valk and Son of Seethe absolutely owns this pet! Legendary my ass! 2/2/2 on the Val and then 2/2/1 on the Son.

Open starts with:
Unborn Val
Curse of Doom
Shadow Shock till dead on rez
Unholy Ascension

Bring in Son and finish the fight off with
Plagued Blood into a
A Touch of Animus with a
Drain Blood
Then spam Plagued Bloods till dead
...................................................................
Back up third pet was a Molten Corgi with anti critter abilities 1/1/1 just in case .
Never needed the helping hand on this one.

Hope this makes you day an easy one!
-Alandiena from Argent Legion on Sargeras-A
Vote me up if you liked this combo and if it made your day as well! =D

Commentaire de zephyrangel17

Two pet him with:

Unborn Val'kyr (1,2,2) + Bone Serpent (1,1,2)

Start with Val'kyr, put the debuffs on then let your bone serpent take care of the rest.

Commentaire de longgone

overthinking this one people:

Alpine fox (dazzle > howl > bite... likely dead, if not bite again)
Sharptalon Hatchling (warning squak > rip till you die)
curious Wovar Pup (Maul > bite {if you even need it, maul likely killed him)

Commentaire de stilettosoldier

I tried the other strategies listed here but unfortunately, didn't have much luck with them. So, I went with the following instead:

Ancient Nest Guardian
Metal Fist, Extra Plating and Wind-Up

Lil' Bling
SMCKTHAT.EXE, Blingtron Gift Package and Make It Rain

Menagerie Custodian
Overtune, Demolish and Ion Cannon

This is the same idea as the Undead strat (letting them pop back to life so you can get that final attack in) but since I didn't have three high level undeads, I did it with mechanical instead. Just an alternative for those of you struggling without high level undeads :)

Commentaire de Nowwhatwho

Sadly, the most upped suggestions, which I followed as faithfully as possible, NEVER allowed me to get the boss under 30%. I gave up, and attempted with 2 Anubisath Idols, and did not mee that one had Demolish (mechanical) and Lifelike Mechanical Frostboar. My first Idol did not get too far (no mechanical abilities), the Frostboar did quite well, and the second Idol was left with over 50% life :-)

Commentaire de Akata

This was a hard battle.I opened with Unborn Val'Kyr (Curse of Doom, Shadow Shock and Unholy ascension).
Next up Anodized Robo Cub (Supercharge and Bite). Lastly, Fossilized Hatchling (Claw, Ancient Blessing, Bonestorm.
I ended the game with barely enough health to stand up, but I tried many pet combos, most dying rapidly.

Commentaire de andreuu

Zandalari Anklerender , blackclaw, hunting party one shot

Commentaire de AHJax

I two petted this:

Alpine Foxling-Lev 25 rare Dazzling Dance---Howl--Bite until Foxling died
Adder--Burrow--Hiss-Poison fang until Nitun is dead.

Commentaire de Ruski

Just like ladynagini said:

i can only give one piece of advice for this fight:

Undead pets.

My bit of advice to tag on: helps if they have Beast moves. I used the following three pets. Notice they're all Undead and all have Beast moves since that deals extra to Critter types.

Naxxie
Crabe-esprit
Jeune sabre fantomatique (* Didn't even need this pet; first two defeated Nitun)

Commentaire de Chroms

To defeat this i used the Unborn valkyr and dotted up then haunted him. Second i used the zandalari kneebiter increased damage taken and then i used Hunting party to finish him off

Commentaire de talena1

The undead pets may no longer work in pre patach 8.0
I started with restless shading(carry) unborn valkyr and zandalari anklerender
i had ankle in 3rd slot, did not work
I kept on reading the comments

This worked for me: Restless shading cinderweb recluse with spiderling swarm and zandalari anklerender
Started with resless shading and switched to cinderweb reculse, had only time to use spiderling before she dies.
I then used anklrender with black claw and hunting party when that took down Nitun.

Commentaire de ChocoboValentine

As referenced by Chroms, the Unborn Val'kyr (or a pet with comparable abilities) is the key to this fight.

I used:
Unborn Val'kyr (1,2,1) <-----Sister of Temptation also has Haunt and Curse of Doom
Zandalari Anklerender (2,1,2) <----Black Claw and Hunting Party matter. Any of the Zandalari raptor pets should work, I believe.
Restless Shadeling ( 2,1,1) <---I didn't even use it

Start with Val'kyr.
One: Curse of Doom
Two: Haunt
*Switch to Zandalari Anklerender
Three: Black Claw
Four: Hunting Party

If RNG is in your favour, this should finish the rascal off. Good luck!

Commentaire de BatLash

8.0.1 strat that worked for me, combined a few strats here since my anklerender is P/P and most strats seem to be S/S:
Unborn Val'kyr (H/H) 2/2/1
Zandalari Anklerender (P/P) 2/1/2
Anything

Start with Unborn.
1) Curse of Doom
2) Shadow Shock (So that the Prowl buff won't last long enough to kill Anklerender)
3) Haunt
Switch to Anklerender.
4) Black Claw
5) Hunting Party

Still need to test it more to see how reliable it is, but this strat lets me avoid Nitun healing from ravage.

Commentaire de alpoxwolf

I have soloed this with a Sharptalon Hatchling, though it and Nitun both ended up dying, so it would be best to have a back up pet just in case.

I used this turn order:
Falcosaur Swarm > Rip > Predatory Strike > Falcosaur Swarm

It was Rip that finished Nitun off for me.

Commentaire de Tdminial

Did this with Bloodgazer Hatchling (2,1,1) and Direbeak Hatchling (1,2,1).
Opened with Falcosaur swarm, predatory strike, got a swarm before Bloodgazer died. Ironskin, Falcosaur swarm and then predatory strike killed Nitun. I had an Amethyst Spiderling in third slot (2,2,2) but didn't need it. I'd assume you could put in a leveling pet, but the xp doesn't seem worth it, even during Sign of the Critter

Commentaire de jediwump

BFA pet Restored Revenant does wonders on this guy.

Commentaire de Reno2171

Unborn Valkyrie: Unholy Ascension. Fossilized Hatchling: Bone Prison, alternate bite and your heal; Bone Prison before you die. Scourged Whelpling: Call of Darkness, Plagued Blood. He should have less than 5 hit points left; either Plagued Blood again or your first attack. Boom = done.

Commentaire de MissApril

My team:
Anubisath Idol
Frosty
Rocket Chicken

Commentaire de Eradrena

I didn't have any of the pets mentioned in the comments I read so I used Unborn Val'kyr and Iron Starlette. I had no need for a 3rd pet. I used This combination:

1st: Unborn Val'kyr
-Started with Curse of Doom
-Used Shadow Slash until first death
-Used Unholy Ascension before final death

2nd: Iron Starlette
- Started with first use of Wind-Up
- Then used Supercharge
- Second use of Wind-Up
- Then finished it by spamming Powerball

Commentaire de mcdisney2001

Hogs pwns this guy. He's easy to get at the Darkmoon Fair through the whack-a-mole achievement (which takes several tries based on your luck with the RNG, but easily doable within a few tries).

I started with Kun-Lai Runt's Rampage to knock some health off, then used Hogs' Bite a few times. Popped Consume Corpse (heals by consuming the corpse of the pet that died previously), then surprised Nitun with the big fat Maul attack for 750+.

Nitun never did his full heal.

I had a Rapana Whelk in the third spot, but any pet will do, as I only needed it for one last round. I do highly recommend getting the Whelk, though; he comes in handy for pet battles all the time!

Commentaire de RamsyThePoet

I finally conquered with......
skittering cavern crawler
////poison spit, brittle webbing and spiderlings///.
I kept "ole pudding belly" (Nitun) soaked in brittle webbing so the spiderlings could land double loaded kicks to the face.
As long as I kept switching with the

red tailed chimpmunk
///woodchipper, crouch ,stampede//
crouching and supplying stampede assistance for the skittering cavern crawler,

silver dragon hawk hatchling never even had to leave the gates.

Commentaire de gbh102

Did it quite fast and with no hassle with Val’kyr en herbe and Loque. Start with Malédiction funeste followed by either Horion de l’ombre or Entaille de l’ombre until dead, when reborn cast Ascension impie. Swap to Loque then Aboiement surpuissant and Griffe.
End of fight ;).
Might be possible to put leveling pet somewhere in the middle, I didn't try yet though.

Commentaire de obbig

Well it's 8.1.5 and after trying a few strats here without success I thought I'd mix it up a little. Nitun is a critter that uses beast abilities (meaning they are weaker against fliers), so I thought I'd give Ikky a go in first spot. Started with Griffe noire followed by Nuée then Nuée again. Ikky almost soloed it because being a flier meant Nitun didn't kill it quickly, and when it did Nitun was down to 20 health. Had 2 x Mordille-chevilles zandalari as backup, set Partie de chasse, Cri primal and Griffe noire, so when the first came in hit Partie de chasse and the fight was over.

Using any combination of Nouveau-né scrutesang, Nouveau-né bec-sinistre, Nouveau-né serre-tranchante or Nouveau-né plume-neige with their Essaim de falcosaures ! and hardest hitting abillities would probably knock over Nitun as well. If going down that road don't ignore abilities like Déchirure or Caquètement d’avertissement combined with Essaim de falcosaures ! to ramp up the damage, or Caquètement for survivability to get more swarm hits in.

Commentaire de Edlarel

Not sure if just luck or what, but Ikky with black claw and flock solo'd him with just under half health remaining. Had Ashmaw Cub (roar/rampage) and Chrominius as backup just in case.

Commentaire de Aeruke

1 shot this

lvl 24 Mr Bigglesworth
spammed claw until dead
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling
Explode - Suicide immediately
Chrominius
Bitex2
Dead

You could even add the damage to Chrom or do his Surge of power, any would have killed him.

Commentaire de Damonra

I used three moths for this one. Ashwing Moth (1,2,1), Fungal Moth (2,1,1), and Amber Moth (2,1,1). I forgot to heal the Ashwing Moth from a previous fight, so he was at half health. after he died, the Fungal Moth finished Nitun off. The Ember Moth wasn't needed. You can use the Elekk Plushie if you are going for the Overstuffed achievement.

Commentaire de Kimmy1988

I finally beat it today, I used a Stitched Pup w/Diseased Bite, Plague Bite and just before it killed me I used howl. I then used one of two Mechanical Pandaren Dragonlings. Dragonling #1 Thunderbolt, Breathe Breathe until I was almost dead then I used Explode. Nitun was almost itself. Dragonling #2 smacked it with Breathe and the battle was over.
It took alot of mix and matching to finally win. Good Luck!

Commentaire de Swinghammer

The VERY BEST method is to use a level 25 Ikky.

Black Talon followed by Flock. Keep using Flock.

Ikky does it all by himself!

Commentaire de Chanettkoldsoe

Killed off Nitun with

1) Risen Saber Kitten (Pounce, Screech, Devour)
2) Cinder Kitten (Claw, Leap, Prowl)
3) Cogblade Raptor (Bite, Screech)

Commentaire de Toranella

Just did this with Nouveau-né scrutesang (1/1/2) and Nouveau-né bec-sinistre (1/2/2). Warning Squawk, Falcosaur Swarm with Bloodgazer. Ironskin, Warning Squawk, Falcosaur Swarm with Direbeak. I had Nouveau-né serre-tranchante in third slot but didn't need it.

Commentaire de Auroen

For those who don't have a lot of variety in their pet collection this might be a difficult battle. I didn't have the exact combination of pets described in the other comments, so this is what worked for me:

Mechanical Scorpid (Barbed Stinger, Puncture Wound, Third Ability)
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (Breath, Bombing Run, Decoy)
Chrominius (Bite, Howl, Surge)

Open with Mechanical Scorpid
1. Barbed Stinger (hope it poisons, mine did not the first time)
2. Puncture Wound (does extra damage to poisoned target)
3. Barbed Stinger
Nitun will kill the scorpid, scorpid will revive because it's mechanical. It doesn't matter what you cast next because Nitun will kill the scorpid again. The key is making sure you aren't killed by ravage. Both times I did this, ravage was on CD with this rotation.

Mechanical Pandaren Draonling vs. Nitun
1. Bombing Run
2. Decoy
3. Breath
From here you want to keep bombing run on CD and use Breath in between. This brings Nitun pretty low. Nitun will kill the mechanical dragonling which will revive. After reviving I swapped him out because the ravage was off CD. If Ravage is on CD you can risk one more attack.

Chrominius
1. Howl
2. Surge
Nitun died.

I tried to duplicate this rotation but it did not end well. I had some iterations where my mechanical dragonling got Nitun down to 140HP and then he one-shot Chrominius before I could get Bite off, which healed him and the final drop on bombing Run didn't hit. I may have been very lucky with the poisoned barbs in the beginning and initial damage. It might have worked better having Idol for the third pet to deflect his first hit and survive long enough for the final strike.

This is quite a tough fight without the right combo. In the time it took me to find the right combination of available pets and then test this rotation for consistency I could have easily leveled my Anklerender. That might have been the better play. Goodluck!

Commentaire de cloud71

Beast of Fable:

Fairly easy pet battle - 2 pet strategy, maybe a third but any beast will do

I used 2 Kun-Lai Runts (1,1,1) - These are wild Caught, no special achievements needed
1st - Mangle
2nd - Rampage
3rd Thrash is you wish

Just repeat for your next pet, easy peasy

Happy gaming
God Bless

Commentaire de ac3UVspad3s

Ikky is still the best method, albeit there maybe some weak crit RNG (Yet to experience it). Just use black claw and flock and it should do the trick.

Basically Nitun's fight is built off being defensive instead of attack power. Because he hits like a truck you want to use flying pets.

Commentaire de Gupgoop

Ikky, Zandalari Kneebiter, and Zandalari Anklebiter with the usual black claw and flock/hunting party were able to kill him.

Commentaire de Tzoutzouka

I'm here to help hehe ^^.

I think its not that hard as it seems. I died, ALOT.My strategy, has First pet Chrominius with howl/surge of power for sure. Use howl and surge of power and if you are lucky enough, you are not gonna die and that time you have to switch to Anubisath Idol which has Sandstorm/deflection you will use your deflection accordingly to spells that have been used and then you can use sandstorm or you can use sandstorm instead. At that time, the pet will be like 40-35% maybe less if you are lucky enough. Last but not least use (my favorite pet) Iron Starlette you dont care about the other spells but only for explode. use it and you will be done.

Commentaire de squeaks79

Ikky for the win! i had 14 health left when Nitun died lol but i used black claw and flock

Commentaire de Chloedancer

I was unable do it with only Ikky, I had to have 2 pets with the Black Claw and the Flock abillity.

So I started with Ikky and did the Black Claw follow by Flock trick.
Ikky dies and in comes a pet you would like to level, doing nothing.
Immediately switch to Zandalari Anklerender doing the Black Claw/Flock trick to end the battle.

Commentaire de Goose380

Since there hasn't been a comment since Shadowlands, I'll leave a guide here for anyone doing this now in Dragonflight.

Pet 1: Unborn Val'kyr - x/2/1
Pet 2: Ikky - x/2/1
Pet 3: Any Pet

Round 1: Curse of Doom
Round 2: Haunt (Unborn will die here)
Round 3: Black Claw
Round 4: Flock

Nitun dies.

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Ce PNJ se trouve dans La forêt de Jade .

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