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Caelaza wrote:Wait, what glyph? I know of the Lesser Porportion Glyph that makes them smaller, but is there one to enlarge? If so, why didn't I know about this!?

You actually cook it. Kibler Bits or something like that, you get it in the Shatt cooking dailies.

Oooh, Kibb's Bits! Yes, I know what you're talking about now. Thanks for clarifying.

Princess Huhu used to be ridiculously huge, but recently they nerfed her size to be that of a normal wasp. My heart was broken.

So I got Riz up to 22 tonight (leveling is going slow as I am leveling her and playing with a friend who is leveling a pally at the same time-thus I only play her when my buddy is on) I couldn't resist this guy, I have always adored their faces and the oriental dragon look they have. While he is not big as in tall... he is very long. (minds out of gutters please).

And so far, Qinni had the tallest creature suggestion, though ravager is a very close second. (Ravager doesn't seem as big to me, because he kinda squats when he runs...)

That's the thing with Ravagers. They remind me of babies starting to walk with a diaper between their legs. It's a wide stance.

You can get into the draenei zone without flight if you're willing to die a lot of times, I believe, but it's going to be hard -- you have to get onto the Stormwind to Darnassus ship, first, and that will probably involve a whole bunch of die-resurrect-run-die cycles, and then the same thing at Rut'heran Village. There aren't guards at the pier at Azuremyst Isle, if I remember right — weren't any before Cata, at least — and once you're there, you should be able to make your way to the north part of Azuremyst where the ravagers are.

If you want a unique-skinned corehound while you're there, think about picking up the Kurken in the cave, too. Of course, you have to be level, what, 69 to have that, and you'll have flight by then ... but the Kurken is a neat pet.

Morven wrote:You can get into the draenei zone without flight if you're willing to die a lot of times, I believe, but it's going to be hard -- you have to get onto the Stormwind to Darnassus ship, first, and that will probably involve a whole bunch of die-resurrect-run-die cycles, and then the same thing at Rut'heran Village. There aren't guards at the pier at Azuremyst Isle, if I remember right — weren't any before Cata, at least — and once you're there, you should be able to make your way to the north part of Azuremyst where the ravagers are.

If you want a unique-skinned corehound while you're there, think about picking up the Kurken in the cave, too. Of course, you have to be level, what, 69 to have that, and you'll have flight by then ... but the Kurken is a neat pet.

Actually you can run to darkshore, swim and die of fatigue, then rez again (while using swim pots before and after you die) and get to the boat that way. Don't need to go to stormwind what so ever.

Foxes seem to be obnoxiously large for some reason. :1 I had to get the Glyph of Lesser Proportion because it was bothering me how big my fox was. I play a draenei, though. Dunno if that really makes a difference, since it should be proportions, not a set size.

Aeladrine wrote:Foxes seem to be obnoxiously large for some reason. :1 I had to get the Glyph of Lesser Proportion because it was bothering me how big my fox was. I play a draenei, though. Dunno if that really makes a difference, since it should be proportions, not a set size.

Everything looks small to me. :C

Even my fox.

Matter of perspective, I think.

No. My Tauren makes EVERYTHING looks small. :C

But, that's what I meant. From the perspective of a Tauren, nearly everything looks small!

highly sugest northrend worms. you dont get anything taller.
With BW and Kiblers bits. The little thing there is my draenei

Took a break from camping the Molten Front to take a few screenshots of my own tiny hunter's pets. These are all at 85, since that's the level my hunter's at, and unbuffed - no Bestial Wrath, no Kibler's Bits.

Corehound: big enough to ride. but not really impressive.


Starter crab: could crack my head like a nut with that claw of his.


Devilsaur: one of the tallest, would definitely recommend one of these when you reach the appropriate level.


Firefly: her butt's bigger than my head...


Spider: unimpressive.


Tallstrider: they do get taller, as you can see.


Turtle: another "I could ride this". I think it's more visually obvious than the corehound, but that might be just my affection for my specific turtle rather than an any-turtle kind of thing.


Worm: mine's a ghostly one, so a bit hard to see, but they're about twice as tall as the average goblin.

I still say try the fox.(;

Thank you for posting those, Aeliel! Makes me want to level my girl all the quicker now. I'll have to get a firefly now, I hadn't considered those before.

Aeladrine wrote:I still say try the fox.(;

I've actually tamed a fox and he is not at all that big at the moment. Can get a screenie of him tomorrow for you. Maybe he will improve in size when leveled up.

And Akyo that is the most awesome screenie!

Hmm, that's unfortunate. They're not necessarily tall, but they are freaking huge.

To Qinni: I do have a Tauren lady and know your problem very well. Look there: http://forums.wow-petopia.com/viewtopic ... start=1200
It's the random pet challenge-thread. When you look at pages 61 and following, you will see a few challenges I did with my Tauren Larkania. I absolutely love Rhinos next to her, but I also like the floofy worgen skins, lynxes and saber cats: they appear bigger.

And for Shade: I would try out a warp stalker, they really get quite long, even if not very tall and one of the saber cats. I've got Shadowclaw (he's a level 13 rare in Darkshore) and he really looks great, even next to my Tauren.
Another trick to get over to Teldrassil as a horde: if you already are able to mount (even a slow mount), see if you can get a DK to help you. With his path you are able to get from Darkshore to Teldrassil at the narrowest point without dying (tried it out with my lvl 24 Hunter to get Duskstalker). From Teldrassil on it's only a matter of death-run-death-run
Have you already tried out a wind serpent? I could think, that they appear quite big, too, as they don't touch the ground.
Once you get to level 34, you could also try out this nice guy:

I think beetles also get quite big.

Finduilas wrote:To Qinni: I do have a Tauren lady and know your problem very well. Look there: http://forums.wow-petopia.com/viewtopic ... start=1200
It's the random pet challenge-thread. When you look at pages 61 and following, you will see a few challenges I did with my Tauren Larkania. I absolutely love Rhinos next to her, but I also like the floofy worgen skins, lynxes and saber cats: they appear bigger.

And for Shade: I would try out a warp stalker, they really get quite long, even if not very tall and one of the saber cats. I've got Shadowclaw (he's a level 13 rare in Darkshore) and he really looks great, even next to my Tauren.
Another trick to get over to Teldrassil as a horde: if you already are able to mount (even a slow mount), see if you can get a DK to help you. With his path you are able to get from Darkshore to Teldrassil at the narrowest point without dying (tried it out with my lvl 24 Hunter to get Duskstalker). From Teldrassil on it's only a matter of death-run-death-run
Have you already tried out a wind serpent? I could think, that they appear quite big, too, as they don't touch the ground.
Once you get to level 34, you could also try out this nice guy:

I think beetles also get quite big.

I did have a Rhino when Qinni was 68. Rocksteady was with me for a while until I got my first spirit beast. I do have a yellow worm and t rex though which I like a lot.

Ah T-rex, I almost forgot my Njenna (I have the brown one) - I should probably try out a worm as well. Why didn't you keep your rhino (if I may ask)?