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World of Warcraft: Level 20 Hunter, Optimal Pet Selection GuideAs a level 20 Hunter in World of Warcraft, which pet should you choose? This guide focuses on aggressive cats and defensive bears, detailing the pros and cons of each pet, optimal skills, and talent tree adjustments.
1. 🐾 Level 20 Hunter, 'Bestial Swiftness' and Aggressive Pet Choice
· From level 20, 'Bestial Swiftness' talent significantly increases pet attack speed.
· If you prefer aggressive play, a cat-type pet with fast attack speed is recommended.
· Specifically, the 'Starving Mountain Lion' can be obtained from level 23 and offers a fast 1.2 attack speed.
· Easily found in Hillsbrad Foothills, it boasts the fastest attack speed besides Broken Tooth.
· If you prefer aggressive play, a cat-type pet with fast attack speed is recommended.
· Specifically, the 'Starving Mountain Lion' can be obtained from level 23 and offers a fast 1.2 attack speed.
· Easily found in Hillsbrad Foothills, it boasts the fastest attack speed besides Broken Tooth.
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1. 🐾 Level 20 Hunter, 'Bestial Swiftness' and Aggressive Pet Choice
· From level 20, 'Bestial Swiftness' talent significantly increases pet attack speed.
· If you prefer aggressive play, a cat-type pet with fast attack speed is recommended.
· Specifically, the 'Starving Mountain Lion' can be obtained from level 23 and offers a fast 1.2 attack speed.
· Easily found in Hillsbrad Foothills, it boasts the fastest attack speed besides Broken Tooth.
· If you prefer aggressive play, a cat-type pet with fast attack speed is recommended.
· Specifically, the 'Starving Mountain Lion' can be obtained from level 23 and offers a fast 1.2 attack speed.
· Easily found in Hillsbrad Foothills, it boasts the fastest attack speed besides Broken Tooth.
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2. 🐾 Ultimate Skill Combo: 'Bite 4', 'Claw 4', and Defensive Pet 'Bear'
· 'Bite Rank 4' can be learned from the Black Razer (Duskwood) at level 24, or near Splintertree Post for Horde players.
· 'Claw Rank 4' can be acquired from the Elder Ashbel Bear (level 25, near Splintertree Post).
· Horde players can learn 'Swipe Rank 2' from the Elder Gray Bear (level 25, Wetlands) or Madden Rockhide (level 25, Wetlands).
· For defensive play, bear-type pets are good. They are effective when used with 'Swipe Rank 2' and a good weapon.
· 'Swipe Rank 1' has low damage, but from 'Swipe Rank 2' onwards, bears can be utilized effectively.
· 'Claw Rank 4' can be acquired from the Elder Ashbel Bear (level 25, near Splintertree Post).
· Horde players can learn 'Swipe Rank 2' from the Elder Gray Bear (level 25, Wetlands) or Madden Rockhide (level 25, Wetlands).
· For defensive play, bear-type pets are good. They are effective when used with 'Swipe Rank 2' and a good weapon.
· 'Swipe Rank 1' has low damage, but from 'Swipe Rank 2' onwards, bears can be utilized effectively.
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3. 🐾 Talent Tree Adjustments: Choices for Efficient Leveling
· The existing 'Endurance Training' provides sufficient defensive stats for pet survivability.
· 'Improved Aspect of the Monkey' is not essential during leveling and becomes useful later in dungeons.
· For leveling efficiency, it's recommended to invest 1 point in 'Deadly Aspect' and 2 points in 'Fierce Shots' instead of 'Aspect of the Monkey'.
· When using a fast attack speed (1.2) pet, investing only 3 points in 'Frenzy' instead of 4 is sufficient.
· You can allocate additional points to 'Improved Pet Heal' or invest in 'Mortal Strike' in the Marksmanship tree for aggressive play.
· 'Improved Aspect of the Monkey' is not essential during leveling and becomes useful later in dungeons.
· For leveling efficiency, it's recommended to invest 1 point in 'Deadly Aspect' and 2 points in 'Fierce Shots' instead of 'Aspect of the Monkey'.
· When using a fast attack speed (1.2) pet, investing only 3 points in 'Frenzy' instead of 4 is sufficient.
· You can allocate additional points to 'Improved Pet Heal' or invest in 'Mortal Strike' in the Marksmanship tree for aggressive play.
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4. 🐾 Improving Pet Survivability and Future Outlook
· Blizzard has announced improvements to pet defensive capabilities, and bear-type pets are expected to become even more important in the future.
· Currently, securing pet survivability with 'Endurance Training' is good, but after the patch, bear pets might be worth considering.
· A guide video for levels 1-30 will be released soon, focusing on resolving player difficulties such as dungeon quest prerequisites.
· In the 20-30 level range, you'll choose between a cat for high damage or a bear for stable hunting.
· Currently, securing pet survivability with 'Endurance Training' is good, but after the patch, bear pets might be worth considering.
· A guide video for levels 1-30 will be released soon, focusing on resolving player difficulties such as dungeon quest prerequisites.
· In the 20-30 level range, you'll choose between a cat for high damage or a bear for stable hunting.