Humanoid Pets in World of Warcraft
There has been much speculation over what humanoid pets would be allowed to battle (Argent Squire anyone?) because many of the humanoid pets are children, and Blizzard has long had a policy that children NPCs cannot be killed in the game. So not surprisingly, the number of humanoid pets that can be battle pets are quite limited.
Passive
Humanoids recover 8% of their maximum health if they dealt damage this round.
Damage Taken
Increased 50% from Undead abilities
Decreased 33% from Critter abilities
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Argent Gruntling (non-battle) A Champion Rises quest in Argent Tournament Grounds |
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Argent Squire (non-battle) A Champion Rises quest in Argent Tournament Grounds |
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Curious Oracle Hatchling Children’s Week |
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Curious Wolvar Pup Children’s Week |
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Deathy Blizzcon 2010 |
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Feral Vermling Going to Need More Leashes Achievement |
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Flayer Youngling Hellfire Peninsula |
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Gregarious Grell TCG Crown of the Heavens |
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Grunty Blizzcon 2009 |
| Guild Herald (non-battle) Guild vendor |
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| Guild Page (non-battle) Guild vendor |
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Gurky EU Fansite Promotion |
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Hopling Ling-Ting’s Herbal Journey achievement |
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Lurky Burning Crusade Collector’s Edition in EU |
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Mini Tyrael World Wide Invitational 2008 |
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Moonkin Hatchling (Alliance) Blizzard Pet Store |
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Moonkin Hatchling (Horde) Blizzard Pet Store |
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Murkablo Blizzcon 2011 |
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Murkimus the Gladiator Arena Tournament 2009 |
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Murky Blizzcon 2009 |
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Pandaren Monk Blizzard Pet Store |
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Peddlefeet Love is in the Air |
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Qiraji Guardling Silithus in Summer only |
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Sporeling Sprout Zangarmarsh |
| Winter’s Little Helper (non-battle?) Feast of Winter Veil |
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