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Commentaire de mcdisney2001

This is a daily quest, only available upon earning the achievement Taming Pandaria.

This trainer has two elementals and one beast; in my case the two elementals went first (Toothbreaker, a big carrot, and Siren, a sunflower), and the beast (a slug named Brood of Mothran) last. At first it seemed like it was impossible to defeat Toothbreaker; I wasn't dealing any damage with Mr. Grubbs. Before long though I found that I began winning; not sure if he had a debuff up early on or if I just happened to miss several turns in a row. By the end of the fight Mr. Grubbs had almost managed to finish off all three by himself, and only needed a bit of help from the Clockwork Gnome.

There are better pets to use than I chose, but I didn't know ahead of time what I'd need, and figured I'd switch out to something better suited for fighting elementals and beasts if I lost, but I was able to win with just one try. There are definitely tougher pet battles out there.

EDIT: I used my Spirebound Crab today when repeating this quest, and it performed much better due to its increased damage against elementals. I continued to use my Clockwork Gnome to take care of the beast.

Commentaire de 672427

All Grand Master Daily quests that gives Sac de fournitures pour mascottes to loot Porc-épique:

ZONE	QUEST	Pets LVL	NPC
Berceau-de-l’Hiver	Le grand maître Trixxy	19	Trixxy l’Impassible
Défilé de Deuillevent	Grand maître Lydia Accoste	19	Lydia Accoste
Vallée d’Ombrelune	Grand maître Antari	24	Chevalier de sang Antari
La Couronne de glace	Grand maître Payne	25	Major Payne
Uldum	Grand maître Obalis	25	Obalis
Terres de l’Angoisse	Grand maître Shu	25	Marchefriche Shu
Sommet de Kun-Lai	Le grand maître Yon	25	Yon le Courageux
Étendues sauvages de Krasarang	Grand maître Mo’ruk	25	Mo’ruk
La forêt de Jade	Grand maître Hyuna	25	Hyuna des Sanctuaires
Steppes de Tanglong	Grand maître Zusshi	25	Chercheur Zusshi
Vallée des Quatre vents	Grand maître Nishi	25	Fermière Nishi
Val de l’Éternel printemps	Grand maître Aki	25	Aki l’Elue

here u can see all Battle Pet Daily Quests

Commentaire de Jonner

For those with tomtom who has done the quest but still want to do the dailys for the bags.

- Spirits in Pandaria
/way Townlong Steppes 57.0 42.2 Burning Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Dragonkin+Flying)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 64.8 93.6 Thundering Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Critter+Beast)
/way The Jade Forest 28.8 36.0 Whispering Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Dragonkin+Critter)
/way Dread Wastes 61.2 87.6 Flowing Pandaren Spirit (Elemental+Aquatic+Critter)
- Tamers in Pandaria
/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 67.6 40.8 Aki the Chosen (Critter+Dragonkin+Aquatic)
/way Townlong Steppes 36.2 52.2 Seeker Zusshi (Elemental+Critter+Aquatic)
/way Krasarang Wilds 62.2 45.8 Mo'ruk (Flying+Aquatic+Beast)
/way The Jade Forest 48.0 54.0 Hyuna of the Shrines (Aquatic+Beast+Flying)
/way Valley of the Four Winds 46.0 43.6 Farmer Nishi (Elemental+Elemental+Beast)
/way Kun-Lai Summit 35.8 73.6 Courageous Yon (Flying+Critter+Beast)
/way Dread Wastes 55.0 37.6 Wastewalker Shu (Aquatic+Beast+Elemental)
- Tamers everywhere else
/way Uldum 56.6 41.8 Obalis (Critter+Flying+Beast)
/way Icecrown 77.4 19.6 Major Payne (Beast+Mechanical+Aquatic)
/way Shadowmoon Valley 31.0 41.4 Bloodknight Antari (Magic+Elemental+Dragonkin)
/way Deadwind Pass 40.2 76.6 Lydia Accoste (Undead+Undead+Elemental)
/way Winterspring 65.6 64.6 Stone Cold Trixxy (Flying+Dragonkin+Beast)

Commentaire de cephadex

This NPC has:

Toothbreaker (elemental) - use aquatic

Siren (elemental) - use aquatic

Brood of Mothallus* (beast) - use mechanical

* Previously called Brood of Mothran

Commentaire de Bweeda

No one has mentioned this yet, but this tamer is possibly the easiest to defeat in all of Pandaria. I use 2 level 25s (easily able to defeat his team) and one lowbie, who at level 11, got over 3500XP, and jumped 5 levels
This makes this tamer a XP machine easy to defeat, (i use a rare Flayer Youngling and a rare Crystal Spider, even though they don't have "super effective" abilities).

Commentaire de Catriona

As it says in another comment on this quest/daily/trainer, a Water Waveling can basically solo it by using Tidal Wave. Ignore the Sunflower's constant, consistent healing and just keep Tidal Waving over and over, completely decimating the rest of the team without them even getting a chance to be active. It will take about 33 rounds if you have Magical Crawdad occasionally casting Wish on a low-level pet you are trying to boost to keep it alive (as the Sunflower casts Sunlight, which does team-wide damage) and the Waveling finishing the Sunflower off after the rest of the trainer's team bites it with Water Jet (a good crit will hit for 600+, usually ~400 normal).

The crawdad is only needed to heal up a low level or a mechanical pet that takes extra damage from Sunlight; you could technically have two low levels if they can stay alive through approximately 5 or 6 Sunlights.

Commentaire de Disfixional

This is easily soloable with a rare quality Trotteur éternel at level 25, I've rarely had to use more than my eternal strider to finish all three opponents.

She usually starts a fight using Siren, so I'm going to start there as well.

On the Siren use Healing Wave to heal your eternal strider up a bit after it casts sunlight, then spam Pump (hits for around 1k). If you want to powerlevel a lower level pet, having them cast something against the Siren is the way to go, as it mainly uses healing abilities.

Toothbreaker's only annoying ability is "Sons of the Root", becoming unattackable for 2 rounds, use the first round to "Pump up", the second to use Healing wave, then release your Pump as soon as Toothbreaker reemerges. Finish him off with either Pump or Water Jet and you should come out of the fight with at least 800HP.

Now, as Brood of Mothran isn't as vulnerable to aquatic attacks as the previous two, this fight might be a bit harder to come out of unharmed. Though you should approach the fight the same way as the previous ones, make sure you use Healing Wave before it uses Burrow. Burrow hits like a truck, and if your health is below 600, you won't make it unless it misses. Keep healing up on every CD and spam either Pump or Water Jet and you should be fine.

Hope this helped people wanting to give either one or two pets a considerable daily amount of experience.

EDIT: wasn't aware the NPC markup would change into the name of the pet.

Commentaire de 70242

http://www.wowhead.com/npc=65203emperor can destroy both flower and turnip and with its heals and shield can tank the maggot pretty easy, i allways choose 2 pets for lvling and the crab for this Q

Commentaire de ItsMaz

Easily soloed with a level 25 Uncommon-quality Emperor Crab.
Started the battle with a lowbie pet I wanted to level (Lil XT) swapped him out after attacking once. Nishi always starts with Siren, whose only attack is sunlight, meaning you can easily heal to full HP if you should even take any damage.

Shell Shield makes the Sons of Root do no damage whatsoever, and the Leech Seed does barely any damage either- again easily healable.
Using Surge quickly burns through their HP because both of his first two pets are Elemental. His third pet is a Beast; Shell Shield again negates most of his damage. Acidic Goo is blocked completely, and Consume already does less damage because of Aquatic type. Burrow hits quite hard, but simply use Healing Wave after he comes up and you can heal almost all of the damage done.

Commentaire de Dranged

The first pet he uses - Siren - has now been buffed, and is no longer as easy to solo.

Commentaire de cephadex

As of 5.4.0, this NPC's first pet, Siren, has become difficult to counter. I found Pandaren Water Spirit to be useful against Siren. It has a higher speed stat and can avoid the Solar Beam ability by using Dive. I was able to get through both Siren and Toothbreaker using Pandaren Water Spirit. For the third pet (Brood of Mothallus) I used any pet with high health.

Commentaire de tale

Edit, 2023: While this is tried and true, it's slow compared to many others. As top comment and still getting the occasional upvote, it is my duty to inform you that there are better ways than this, my first ever extremely wordy pet battle write-up. Check out Xu-Fu's Pet Battle Strategies for not just this trainer but every other in the game. It's a great resource, with convenient import strings for use with the Rematch addon. This strat is listed there at a time of 4 minutes, for use with leveling pets 7+. I personally now use the Syd le calmar strat, originally by Thulsadoom on the Farmer Nishi page and reposted at Xu-Fu by Bösendorfer, at barely more than half the time of this one. With changes to how leveling pets get experience, that strat gives full credit to two pets as low as level 2, making it better in every single way.

Back to the original post ... (but personally, I think you should stop reading here, and click the link to go to Thulsadoom's comment and give an upvote).

Idole d’Anubisath wrecks her team, leaving two slots for leveling. Set the Idol up 111, Écraser, Tempête de sable and Déviation and start the fight using it. I use only one leveling slot with a Chariotte de Sombrelune in my third slot set up 112, Projectile, Choc et effroi, and Canon à ions, for a faster fight and maximum level gain of one pet. Low level pets should have at least 280 health to soak two Sunlight casts from Siren while they're in the back row; more for Mechanicals and less for Critters.

Summary:
vs Siren:
1. Sandstorm
2. Crush
3. Deflection
4. Crush
5. Crush
6. Deflection
7. Crush
8. Crush
... and restart from step 1 if Siren isn't dead yet.

vs Toothbreaker:
1. If Sandstorm isn't up, put it up. Otherwise skip to step 2.
2. Swap to low level pet
3. Swap back to Idol
4. On the turn where Sons emerges, use Deflection
5. Crush until Submerge
6. Sandstorm
7. Go back to step 4, passing until emerge.

vs Mothallus:
1. Crush
2. Pass
3. Deflection
4. Swap to Tonk
5. Shock and Awe
6. Ion Cannon if Mothallus is < 1000 hp (usual case), otherwise:
6a: Missile
6b: Ion Cannon

Long form:

Sirène always opens with Beau fixe, so your immediate first round counter is Sandstorm. Her second cast is always to get the heal going, Photosynthèse, so Crush on the second round. Then Rayon solaire will always come third, so Deflection it away. Siren then has to recharge for two rounds, so Crush until Deflection is off cooldown and use Deflection again, which will catch the next Solar Beam. She'll have two rounds of recharging, so Crush for them both then on the third round, if Siren is still alive, you'll see 1 cooldown round left on your Deflection. This round she restarts her opening order, and you should too: Sandstorm to counter her Sunlight, then Crush as she renews Photosynthesis, and Deflection to catch Solar Beam. Usually she'll be dead before that third Solar Beam, though, unless you were really unlucky with Crush misses.

(Note: this overall strategy versus Siren also works, and maybe saves a turn or two, if you don't bother deflecting the second Solar Beam and just take the hit. It just takes a little more attention to be sure of where you are vs. Siren's next Sunlight cast, so you can counter it that round with Sandstorm.)

Next up is Casse-Dent, who immediately submerges with Fils de la Racine. Swap in your low level pet who should take no damage at all from the Sons thanks to Sandstorm, unless the pet is an elemental which ignores the weather. You can either swap right back out, or have the low level pet do one action -- which will guaranteed miss Toothbreaker, so it's a nice bonus if it is something that buffs your team without having to hit, or it lays a trap. Then bring back the Idol, who will get hit with the Graine sangsue, but it really doesn't matter so don't waste a turn deflecting it.. I recommend delaying a refresh of Sandstorm until the next submerge, because with clear weather your Crush has improved hit chance and damage, and Toothbreaker isn't doing meaningful damage to you.

The path from here depends a little on whether your second leveling slot is also a low level or is a 20+ pet who can finish off the fight. I personally prefer the latter, using my Tonk, but mathematically you get the same XP (split across two pets) if you use two low levels. You get the least combined XP for a low level plus a 20-24 pet. If you do use two low levels, then time the swap with another submerge. Finish Toothbreaker with Crushes.

When Progéniture de Mothallus comes out, Crush the first round and then he Enfouirs. Nothing useful you can do in that second round, so just pass. In the third round, counter the Burrow hit with Deflection. If you used your two leveling slots on low levels against Toothbreaker, then just slowly finish out the fight with Anubisath. Otherwise, after beating Brood down as far as you can without killing it, let Brood kill the Idol and bring in your 20+ pet to finish off the fight. The Brood's attacks are strong against Undead, Critter and Humanoid, weak against Flying and Aquatic. As a Beast it is vulnerable to Mechanical attacks and resistant to Humanoid attacks.

(Mysterayne, I'm sorry you had a bad experience, but I've done this fight hundreds of times to level pets -- http://www.warcraftpets.com/account/profiles/Tale/ -- and her rotation is very consistent.)

Commentaire de Kvasi

Wild Golden Hatchling using Cyclone and Call Lightning works well against Siren.

Commentaire de 899970

A video to show how I do this battle with 2 pets:
Farmer Nishi - 2 Pet Strategy

Commentaire de Koalbree

Some notes about battling Grand Master Pet Tamer Farmer Nishi.
I switched my former team around a little.
I started with:
1) lv 25 Anubisath Idol-
2) lv 12 Xu-Fu, Cub of Xuen-
3) lv 25 Tranquil Mechanical Yeti-

Started the battle with Anubisath Idol against Siren
started the fight with Sandstorm and kept it up while I killed Siren and moved on to Nishi's second pet Toothbreaker.
On round 1 of the Toothbreaker fight I brought in lv 12 Xu-Fu, Cub of Xuen. for 2 rounds till Toothbreaker came back up from underground then switched back to Anubisath Idol, and killed Toothbreaker.
Kept Anubisath Idol in till he died on Nishi's 3rd pet Mothallus, then brought in my Tranquil mechanical Yeti and Stomped Mothallus real quick and won the battle.
The Fun part of this was Xu-Fu went from level 12 to level 17!
So Nishi is again a good place to help with leveling your battle pets.

edit: and of course my character doing the pet battle was wearing the Chapeau de safari

Commentaire de prinsallan

In-Depth for this battle:
Self-explanatory...
Nether Faerie Dragon (Life Exchange when under 400), Emerald Proto-Whelp (Heal and Attack, Secondary Heal and Attack), Topaz Shale Hatchling (backup if it gets low- just Stone Rush to win over last). Several times I have actually soloed this one with the starting Nether Faerie Dragon!

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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 Tarika

I use similar to the top comment, but slightly different strategy with Eternal Strider to get some easy pet levels. First I use cleansing rain instead of Healing Wave to counter Sunlight. Also for second pet I go with Darkmoon Zeppelin, but I guess any pet with Decoy and a mech damaging ability would do. It really works nicely because basically any pet would do, including some lvl1 (magic, mechs), as long as initial Sunlight doesn't 1-shots it.

(assuming my pet is slower than Siren)
1) Open with Pump charging - opponent will use Sunlight
2) Cleansing Rain - to remove Sunlight and give a buff to aquatic
3) Unleash Pump - if it crits, first one should be instantly dead, otherwise finish with Water Jet
4) Water Jet as soon as second pet swaps in (strider should be faster, so it'll attack before he goes unattackable)
5) Cleansing Rain to heal a bit while no way to attack
6) Pump (charging it also counts to remove a stack)
7) Finish it with Pump and another Jet if needed
8) Strider should still have some health left -- use it to heal a bit and absorb the worm's Burrow attack (if something goes wrong and it dies before Borrow, it can be problematic, but still doable sometimes)
9) Swap on Zeppelin as soon as strider dies, and dps it a bit if you like, but don't kill
10) Use Decoy and swap on leveling pet
11) It's fine to attack once with it if it has any point, but you can also swap it back next move with all damage absorbed by decoy
12) Swap Zeppy back in and finish it with anything you get

If nothing important missed, shouldn't be of any problem. I personally repeat this quest the most of all to level most of my pets (mostly because it's one of the easiest dailies and also the closest one to shrine). It gives over 4k exp (with the hat), which is enough to bump a pet from 1-3 to 9-11 levels instantly.

Commentaire de oaralie

Tried the striders, just didn't have any rares, didn't work out, too much heals.

If you want a pretty easy way to do it, break out scourged whelpling for darkness, it reduced healing by 50% and also takes away their sunlight spell... after the whelpling died to the carrot thing i brought out brilliant bloodfeather and pretty much destroyed everything, faerie dragon came in afterwards to clean up the slug.

Commentaire de cephadex

Here is the technique I like to use for this battle; it has worked for me for a number of years and I hope it'll work for you.

(Edit: it has been brought to my attention that now on PWS (Pandaren Water Spirit) Healing Wave and Dive are in the same slot and therefore can no longer be used together; I could be wrong but I think that they may have changed some things around with PWS as to prevent people from using the "howl bomb" technique with PWS and Chrominius in other battles)

I use:

1. Pandaren Water Spirit (water jet, healing wave, dive)
2. Spiny Terrapin (bite, shell shield, headbutt)
3. Leveling pet (to play it safe, it should probably be around level 14+)

A. Against Siren:

(Start with Pandaren Water Spirit; basically, use dive whenever it's off CD; that way you'll avoid Siren's worst attack each time):

1. Dive
2. Dive hits
3. Healing wave
4-6: Water jet
7. Dive
8. Dive hits
9. Water jet until Siren is dead

B. Against Toothbreaker:

1. Healing wave
2. Switch to leveling pet while Toothbreaker casts Sons of the Root
3. Attack once
4. Switch back to Pandaren Water Spirit
5. Water jet until Toothbreaker is dead. If due to RNG Toothbreaker casts Sons of the Root again, use healing wave or dive.

C. Against Brood of Mothallus:

1. Water jet (personally I have always had a bug where even when my Water Spirit has dived, it still takes damage from some of Brood of Mothallus' attacks; that's why I don't dive on this turn. If you don't have this issue, maybe you could dive now)
2. Healing wave
3. Dive
4. Dive hits
5. Water jet until your Pandaren Water Spirit dies; use healing wave if/when you can.
6. Switch to Spiny Terrapin
7. Shell shield
8. Headbutt
9. Bite until Brood of Mothallus is dead; renew shell shield when it has two stacks left, use headbutt on CD if available

Commentaire de HeatherWind

Syd the Squid (1,1,2) can happily solo this battle, along with 2 carry pets preferably over 600 hp.

Open with cleansing rain, bubble, then water jet Siren down.

When Toothbreaker enters, switch to your carry pets (they'll each take one hit), then back to Syd.

For the remainder of the fights, just maintain cleansing rain and bubble, and spam water jet. Profit. :)

Commentaire de Rhakete

If you're having trouble with Siren and you don't have Anubisath Idol, you can use Fishy which I used to easily defeat Siren as well as Toothbreaker. Chuck in a mechanical pet for Brood of Mothallus and you're good to go.

Commentaire de SaltyGoldfish

Fast and ABSOLUTELY reliable 2-pet strategy:

Civelle foudrondule breed P/P (abilities: anything---Esquive---Pompe)
Percette any breed (abilities: Remonté---Charge foreuse---anything)
Carry Pet level 11+ (it will take 315 (472) elemental damage)

Round 01: Pompe
Round 02: Esquive
Round 03: Pompe---------- if Sirène dies here, continue from round 06
Round 04: Pompe
Round 05: Pompe---------- Sirène dies
Round 06: switch Carry Pet
Round 07: switch Civelle foudrondule
Round 08: Pompe
Round 09: Pompe
Round 10: Pompe
Round 11: Pompe---------- Casse-Dent dies
Round 12: switch Percette
Round 13: Remonté
Round 14: Remonté
Round 15: Charge foreuse end

Rematch string, tdBattlePetScript, Niggles string and short video with more information here: https://youtu.be/WN0k-UWqk4I

Commentaire de Vikinng

Tons of great information everybody thanks a lot

Commentaire de knugen

This entier fight is soloable by the Idole d’Anubisath. Use (Écraser, Tempête de sable, Déviation) The carry pets need to have about 450 hp or 700 hp if using a mechanical as Sirène uses Beau fixe to hit the backline team. You can either use a carry pet during the time when Sirène is recovering from Rayon solaire or when Casse-Dent is using Fils de la Racine while Tempête de sable is active.

vs Sirène

Tempête de sable, Écraser, Déviation, (either switch to carry pet or wait for Casse-Dent also, if you use a carry pet here, then skip 2 or all 3 upcoming Écraseres) Écraser, Écraser, Écraser, Déviation, Écraser, Écraser, start from step 1 until Sirène dies.

vs Casse-Dent

Tempête de sable (when off cd), Switch to a carry pet, Either switch in another carry pet or, Switch back to Idole d’Anubisath, Déviation (if you switch in Idole d’Anubisath, you'll have to wait another round before using Déviation) from here on, you can use any damage ability to kill him or Pass for another round of Fils de la Racine to swap in another carry pet. After his abilities are off cd, use Déviation, switch to carry pet and repeat.

vs Progéniture de Mothallus

Tempête de sable (when off cd), Écraser until he uses Enfouir, Déviation when he uses Enfouir, repeat until he is dead.

Commentaire de spacemanspiff777

12-13 round leveling strategy

1. Trotteur éternel (L25 Rare; Breed: P/S) with Jaillissement d’eau, Pluie purifiante and Pompe.
2. Carry pet:
Mechanical or Magic: ANY level.
Critter: minimum 110 health (basic damage); 165 health (critical damage).
All others: minimum 166 health (basic damage); 249 health (critical damage).
3. Gardien de ménagerie (L25 Rare; Breed: ANY) with Choc et effroi and Canon à ions.

R1: Pompe
R2: Pluie purifiante
R3: Pompe
R4: Jaillissement d’eau; Siren dies.
R5: Jaillissement d’eau
R6: Pompe
R7: Pluie purifiante
R8: Pompe; Toothbreaker dies.
R9: Jaillissement d’eau
R10: Switch to carry pet.
R11: Switch to Gardien de ménagerie
R12: Choc et effroi
R13: Canon à ions; Brood of Mothallus dies.

NOTE: If your carry pet has sufficient health to withstand 279 Critter damage (419 critical) from Bave acide, you can switch to it on Round 9 and proceed to Round 11, thus saving a single round of combat.

EDIT (June 12, 2020): Added the above note re: shorter fight.

Commentaire de stoneweather

starting to think certain elements of some pet battles, like this one, are somewhat bugged. e.g. Toothbreaker's "Sons of the Root" fires off all the little turnips in one round when prior to 9.1 it played out normally. It pretty much ruins a pet leveling strat i'd been using for years on this battle. And another example, in general i find that a lot of stun spells (that don't swap out the target's pets), appear to work at first only to have the target attack within the same round.

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	Vaincre la fermière Nishi (1)

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Mes mascottes continuent à gagner en puissance grâce aux terres fertiles sur lesquelles nous nous entraînons. Vous n’avez aucune chance !

Achèvement

Récompenses

Vous recevrez :

	Sac de fournitures pour mascottes

Gains

Lors de l'achèvement de cette quête vous gagnerez :

Vérifiez si vous l'avez déjà terminé en tapant :

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Grand maître Nishi

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