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#1 Feb 13 2008 at 3:51 AM Rating: Decent
The only aspect that i have never use it or know what is for is aspect of the beast..And i dont understand how can be usefull in pvp..
Does anyone use it?
When you activated it, can the enemies see you?or they can see only the pet?
Can you use it with prowl?
If they attack in your pet when you are under the aspect of the beast what happens?
#2 Feb 13 2008 at 4:04 AM Rating: Decent
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I think you're a little bit confused...

Eyes of the Beast let you control your pet in a first person point of view. I guess if you're in a safe place, using your pet to scout while it's on prowl, it would work. However, there pretty much is no safe place in BGs.

Aspect of the Beast makes you untrackable, which pretty much means that hunters with track humanoids on can't see you on the minimap. It doesn't make you invisible, nor does it even make you harder to see in the field. This aspect is kinda useful in WSG if you're the flag carrier, but after 2.4, it won't matter. Blizz is changing a few mechanics of that BG, so it screws up hunter carriers.

I really don't suggest EVER using either of them in PvP. Aspect of the monkey or Hawk will do you much better. And if you need to scout, send a rogue or Druid.
#3 Feb 13 2008 at 5:00 AM Rating: Good
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Why do you not recommend scouting with a pet? or using (can't remember the name, Eyes of the eagle?!) Is it because your character is left unwatched?
#4 Feb 13 2008 at 5:57 AM Rating: Decent
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Eyes of the Beast and Eagle Eye aren't really safe to use in a heavy BG because you're not able to see your character. They can be very helpful, but you can be killed very easily while you're not even able to see it.


Aspect of the Beast makes it so that other hunters and druids can not track you on their mini-map. That doesn't stop anyone from tracking your pet.
#5 Feb 13 2008 at 6:56 AM Rating: Decent
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For BG's, Aspect of the Beast is handy to hide yourself from tracking while guarding a flag in WSG or AB or while waiting for the timer to elapse in world PVP in the Outlands. If you have a cat, you put them in prowl and be invisible to tracking as well. Of course NE hunters have the advantage of using Shadowmeld instead.

I play on a PVP server, so I made a macro that casts Aspect of the Beast every time I mount up so I am untrackable while mounted.
#6 Feb 13 2008 at 10:28 AM Rating: Decent
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I have used Eyes of the Beast before in a bg, but very rarely and only in one certain place. When trying to rush SPGY in AV when no one else is near me, if there aren't any allies near the flag there, I use EotB to round up the guards and run them far away so I can have a nice easy flag cap! Besides that one application, totally useless.
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