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Comentario de 9916

This is nothing but a different colored dragon hawk. To get a picture look for my picture under red dragonhawk

Comentario de 170030

It looks pretty cool, only problem is I bought mine on the neutral AH when I was more of a noob, I think I bought it for 5 gold or something. XD
But, hey, it's still nice to bring out for fun.

Comentario de Sweetscot

These little guys roam around Jilanne, the vendor that sells the dragonhawk minipets in Fairbreeze Village in Eversong Woods. They are very adorable :D

Comentario de Aliandrin

First off, if you want to battle with it and you're lucky enough to have a stone to use, make sure you get the speedy build. It'll be 12 speed at level 1 on an Uncommon, and it will upgrade to 13 speed at Rare quality. Why speedy? Quills. You want Quills.

Flame Breath does cause Burning status, despite the tooltip not saying so, therefore the Dragonhawk does possess this combo. Test this by bringing your Dragonhawk into battle and using Flame Breath on an enemy. Look at the enemy's buffs/debuffs. He's burning. (And further test it by Conflagrating him; it hits twice, as it should.)

The Dragonhawk move set is really nice. I love it, and I have both a blue and a silver rare. This set will give you a lot of use, and comboing Quills with a Jade or Golden hatchling sent out first and using Lightning Storm makes it even better, and a great way to defeat the Pandaren Air Spirit with very little hassle (because all it has is Bird moves, which will be weak against Dragons).

Quills / Conflagrate / Flame Breath

The only minor inconvenience to the Dragonhawk is that because of the way Conflagrate works, you can almost never high-hit with it using the Dragon ability, because in all likelihood, you'll be using the damage buff on the next opponent out, because you got the buff by finishing off the previous pokemon. It's very rare that you'll get the buff and your enemy (which is still alive) will be burning. If you do, I honestly wouldn't waste a Conflagrate, because so little health will be left on your opponent that you can finish him with your non-cooldown moves.

Comentario de 1113727

One of the fastest non-flying pets you can get.

Comentario de 604409

Do they come in different qualities or are they all green like mine? If they come in different qualities do you have to keep buying them til you get the quality you want?

Comentario de TevishSzat

A moment's word about Dragonhawks.

There are a number of dragonhawk small pets, and they're all basically the same: The Golden, Red, Blue, and Silver Dragonhawk Hatchlings have identical typing and movesets, but they have different stat priorities and avaliable breeds. So, I'm going to start with the moves.

Button 1: Claw or Quills
Naturally, which one you take here depends on how reliably you think you can outspeed your enemy. Every dragonhawk hatchling can break 300 speed, so in a fast breed they can all take quills. Some of them are naturally slower, though, and if in a slowish breed may have a hard time getting the extra quills damage reliably

Button 2: Rake or Conflagrate
Okay, so Rake does somewhat light damage and halves the enemy's next attack, while conflagrate does massive damage and more if the target is burning. A Dragonhawk's third move always applies the burn effect, so conflagrate will be able to do its extra damage no matter which move you prefer. I can't really see any reason to run with Rake.

Button 3: Flame Breath or Flamethrower.
Take Flamethrower for type reasons only. Flame Breath does more initial damage, and while Flamethrower does slightly more damage per tick, Flame Breath ticks for twice as long. If you anticipate needing elemental damage over and above the damage that Conflagrate is already going to do, I guess you could justify Flamethrower. Otherwise, Flame Breath is plain better.

The Silver Dragonhawk Hatchling is the fastest of the dragonhawks: it'll have a whopping 358 at Rare Level 25 S/S, and still breaks 300 in its slowest breed. This means it should pretty much always grab quills for its first move and never let go. I prefer the straight up speed breed: Its health is an anemic 1319, but it's 244 power, while not good, is useable. But it will NEVER have more than 1400 health or 260 power, so I'll take the major specialization that makes it more likely I get a few hits in before dying.

Comentario de Arenvalde

Dragonhawk breakdown:

Prole de dracohalcón plateado - Quick Silver, the S/S hawk.
· Comes in S/S, S/B, B/B
· Fastest by a long shot (358 top speed). Good for Púas
Prole de dracohalcón roja - Red Hot, the P/S hawk.
· Comes in S/S, P/S, B/B
· Highest possible power (306). Excellent burn damage potential.
Prole de dracohalcón azul - Big Blue, the H/S hawk.
· Comes in H/H, S/S, P/S, B/B
Prole de halcón fénix* - Mario, the B/B "not really a dragon-" hawk.
· Comes in S/S, H/B, S/B
Prole de dracohalcón dorado - Golden Ratio, the H/P hawk.
· Comes in S/S, B/B

*ironically, Prole de halcón fénix gives up the lvl 15 & 20 Dragonhawk fire spells Conflagrar & Lanzallamas for the standard flying spells Vuelo rasante & Elevación

Observations (stats based on level 25 rares)

Red P/S has the highest possible power. Silver S/S has the highest possible speed. These are the ideal breeds.
Red S/S, Silver S/B, and Gold S/S are the best "balanced" breeds. Of these breeds
· Red S/S has the highest power & speed.
· Silver's S/B drops power for some health.
· Gold S/S gives up speed for more health.
Gold S/S > Silver B/B by 16 power.
Blue's P/S > Phoenix S/B by 16 health
Phoenix H/B > Blue's B/B by 13 power in exchange for only 3 speed and 17 health
Blue just has too much health to be useful. Without sustain, the added health isn't enough to compensate for giving your opponent 2 extra turns to set up a combo. And if your opponent has sustain, you'll pretty much be rendered useless.
Phoenix's second line spells are all bird spells, which is great if you're fighting all birds & fish but a Dragonkin dealing Humanoid damage is going to wreck you.

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Este PNJ se puede encontrar en Bosque Canción Eterna (2).

Vendedor: Jilanne
Zona: Bosque Canción Eterna
Coste: 50

Una feroz raza de dracohalcones que suelen lanzarse en picado sobre sus presas desde el cielo.

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