[13189] Baradin Crocolisks now tameable

[Wain]

And a second tameable thing for this patch... this time perhaps more useful.

The Baradin Crocolisks on Tol Barad are now tameable:

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They use the skin CrocodileCataclysmPale, which is a light purpley-grey body with dark blue-grey fins.

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This is actually the only tameable version of this skin that is stable. The skin is also used by the Neferset Crocolisk in Uldum (currently untameable) and the Marsh Crocolisk just outside the gates of Gilneas (tameable but a colour-changer).

[Vephriel]

I wonder if the brownish/red ones in Uldum are tameable now. I'll be going for one of those in the sad event a purple croc doesn't make it to taming status.

[Wain]

I wonder if the brownish/red ones in Uldum are tameable now. I'll be going for one of those in the sad event a purple croc doesn't make it to taming status.

No, the two common Uldum crocs are both still untameable

[Vephriel]

Ah, well I'm sure it's just a matter of time for them. x)

[bluddy]

* a begging note to blizz please make the uldum crocs tameable

[Congafury]

[Sarayana]

Yay, I love that skin!!

By the way, I love your hunter's name Wain. It's the Danish name for Freyr.

[Wain]

Yay, I love that skin!!
By the way, I love your hunter's name Wain. It's the Danish name for Freyr.

Thanks I actually didn't know it was the Danish version. I just kinda guessed. I originally created a female hunter on the beta for the hell of it, and tried to name her Freya after my old (deceased) labrador. That was taken so I had to call her Freja. Then when people on the forums started referring to me as "she" I decided it might be time for a change, so he became Frej

[Sarayana]

Hehe. I've always loved Frej, he seems like the type that loves to lean back and munch on all the delectable foods he has available to him, given his specialty. A little lazy, very much a lover of the good things in life. Bacchus without the mean streak.

[Wain]

Yeah, I always liked Germanic myth. The fatalism of it was somewhat grim, but it certainly set it apart. I was reading the Eddas when I got my dog as a pup, and Freya seemed appropriate for a blonde female

[Sarayana]

Oh definitely.

I grew up on all the Scandinavian mythology, my parents were big-time readers and that's one of the things I picked up. I'm not entirely certain how accurate it all was, as I tended more towards the fictional, but hey! We're talking about mythology, nobody knows exactly how fictional it is anyway, right?