If you are new to the world of Warcraft, you are probably wondering what you can expect from the spirit wolf. There are several ways to get one of these pets. Here are some of them: Ankha, Krun Spinebreaker, and Ban’thalos. The best way to get one of these is to get a totem and place it somewhere. Then, when the time comes to upgrade your spirit wolf, you can sell it for a profit.

Ankha

Ankha, the ghostly white cat Spirit beast, is an uncommon tameable pet that is a ‘Taming Challenge’ pet. Before taming the Ankha, hunters must remove all of their armor. While it is rare for a tameable pet to one-shot an enemy, its attack, the Spirit Claw, slashes off scales of enemy armor. When it is armor-less, it hits like a kitten.

Ankha spawns as a white spectral cat that shares a spawn location with the blue spectral cat Magria. Ankha shares the same spawn time as Magria, which is six to seventeen hours. Once tamed, Ankha can patrol The Regrowth area, and you can learn more about taming this rare spirit beast. However, the spawn timer isn’t very long.

Loque’nahak

The World of Warcraft spirit wolf Loque-nahak is an elite level 76 tamable spirit beast. It can be found in seven random places around the Sholozar Basin. You can tame this spirit beast if you’re a hunter and you have the proper taming skills. Because of the long respawn time, you can’t just walk around with this pet and expect it to respawn. It can respawn as long as 24 hours after you tame it.

If you’re looking for an elite pet, try to use a taming spell to make them your companion. Ghostcrawlers are rare, but they share the same model as a blue spirit beast. You can tame Ghostcrawlers with the hunter spell “Deterence.” This will block all attacks that cause instant death. Loque’nahak is an excellent pet for any hunter.

Gondria

The Gondria is a rare exotic Spirit Beast. This beast has the same skills as the Loque’nahak but is level 77 instead of 60. Gondria is a neutral spirit beast, and has a King Bangalash skin with glowy eyes. However, unlike the Loque’nahak, Gondria does not roar and has no special abilities.

Ban’thalos

The spectral bird known as Ban’thalos flies above Mount Hyjal in the Sanctuary of Malone. It is incredibly beautiful, but is extremely difficult to tame. However, you can tame it by placing a freezing trap diagonally to its flight path. Ban’thalos can also be tamed by ranged players.

The best way to tame this beast is to avoid it from attacking you, and if possible, use slowfall-aggro. Its screams are often accompanied by a growl of unrelenting power. This is one of the most impressive creatures in the game. The loque-Nahak can be found in Sholazar Basin, although it can be tricky to find due to high player traffic.

Gumi

In World of Warcraft, the spirit wolf Gumi is a fast and savage creature. Its health bar dwindles to 20% if you don’t kite, and you need to dps him to gain the Strong Will buff. If you’re in melee range, however, Gumi will two-shot you. If you’re not comfortable kiting, you’ll want to have a macro on your hotbar to abandon your pet.

Tames of this animal can be difficult if you don’t know how to use it properly. You’ll need to get in close proximity to its spawn points in order to take advantage of their abilities. The best time to tame this spirit wolf is when you’re at least at level 80. There are several spawn points on the map for Gumi, including the Northrend spawn point.

Degu

The Degu is a red spirit beast that resides in the cliff-edge at the southern border of the Valley of the Four Winds. You can tame it by reducing its health to 30%. You should take off all of your gear before doing this, and kill yourself as well. You can also use resurrection sickness to reduce its health. Degu hits hard, so you should be careful when attacking it.

The Degu is created by the Far Seer. This spirit wolf has a range of 15 yards, and will attempt to cast Barbed Needle once it gets closer than this. This makes kiting Degu very difficult, and is often avoided. Its range is very short, so kiting Degus is best if you can stay in the ten to fifteen yard dead zone. You should not use this tactic very often, since you need to stay within a small area.