ThanksNovikova wrote:Hi, I checked Corpse Spider in LFR tonight. It is level 92, and Cannot Be Tamed.

ThanksNovikova wrote:Hi, I checked Corpse Spider in LFR tonight. It is level 92, and Cannot Be Tamed.
I'm telling you, "thunder bird" sounds to me like it should be under "elemental birds" with phoenixes and stuff.Wain wrote:Actually, it won't matter as I won't include these birds until/unless we find out what they'd be classified as
They're beasts, scavenger birds, and possess no real special elemental abilities.Zhinru wrote:I'm telling you, "thunder bird" sounds to me like it should be under "elemental birds" with phoenixes and stuff.Wain wrote:Actually, it won't matter as I won't include these birds until/unless we find out what they'd be classified as
They use a slightly modified "Pandaren phoenix" model, and a general phoenix animation skeleton as well as their association with the Isle of Thunder, which makes me think they're related to the phoenixes.Equeon wrote:They're beasts, scavenger birds, and possess no real special elemental abilities.
They're called "Thunderbirds" because I'm guessing it's easier to type than "Isle of Thunder Bird"
Also, Thunderbirds are mythical giant birds.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbir ... tozoology)
The Pterrorwings use a modified Proto-drake skeleton, and the Mantid Tanks use the Silithid Colossus skeleton, but they aren't related in the slightest.Zhinru wrote:They use a slightly modified "Pandaren phoenix" model, and a general phoenix animation skeleton as well as their association with the Isle of Thunder, which makes me think they're related to the phoenixes.Equeon wrote:They're beasts, scavenger birds, and possess no real special elemental abilities.
They're called "Thunderbirds" because I'm guessing it's easier to type than "Isle of Thunder Bird"
Also, Thunderbirds are mythical giant birds.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbir ... tozoology)
Doesn't sound like a semi-intelligent elemental bird that harnesses the power of fire to me."The reek of decay lured many scavengers to the refuse pit, including the great Ji-Kun. Ruthless and cunning, the monstrous bird devoured her rivals one-by-one until she held sole dominion over the shadowy tunnel."
I know, that's why I said "I think they're called "phoenixes" only because they, in turn, use the Ashes of Al'ar skeleton."Zhinru wrote:They're actually called "pandaren phoenix" in game, and those birds look very much like them. Intelligent or not, the only in-game evidence points towards them being some kind of phoenix.
You said that because you said a completely different thing?Equeon wrote:I know, that's why I said "I think they're called "phoenixes" only because they, in turn, use the Ashes of Al'ar skeleton."![]()
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ThanksLampray wrote:Not sure if anyone checked but the untrained quillen are not tameable.
Oh, I thought these quilen were in the same room as the quilen bosses. Are they somewhere else as well?Lampray wrote:I only beast lore-d one. I didn't even notice there were more than one color. I don't think the quillen boss is in next weeks lfr, but the one after that.
Ah sorry, I think I misunderstood. Your comment about LFR threw me. You're seeing these on 10 or 25 and not in LFR, aren't you?Lampray wrote:Nope, just in quilen boss room. Should have checked the boss's pets. I'm 99% sure you cant tame them, but they look so cool!