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Commento di haveeatenyourgra

it can repair?

Commento di 328729

Dam murlocs, with a spy on Kirin tor and top shoulder enchants is not surprise they can one shot a 1 lvl player

Commento di icritmypants

This is bad. Murlocs that can sell rep items? I can just see killing your own faction to farm rep. The horror! (Ignore this if your actually looking for somthing that has a point)

Commento di 336831

Apparently he is skinnable and drops northrend level skins.

Commento di devilboy1324

I smell private server interaction

Commento di Velasco

The problem with this little fella is due to a change of the GUID string, which was implemented with 3.3
2 Hex-Code Digits were shifted in this change and as Wowhead didn't adapt to that change yet the Murloc Tidehunter currently incorporates Unit IDs of several Northrend Mobs including Vendors.

For those who are interested how this happened read on:

First a little background information, which I have taken from WoWWiki

A GUID can be thought of as being composed of multiple pieces of data. Consider "0xAABCCCDDDDEEEEEE", where:
AA
unknown.
B
unit type, mask with 0x7 to get: 0 for players, 1 for world objects, 3 for NPCs, 4 for pets, 5 for vehicles.
CCC
If the unit is a pet, CCCDDDD forms a unique ID for the pet based on creation order; if a world object, CCCDDDD is the object ID; otherwise unknown.
DDDD
If the unit is an NPC, this is the hexadecimal representation of the NPC id.
EEEEEEE
If the unit is a player, this is a unique identifier based on creation order. Otherwise, this is a spawn counter based on spawn order.

Now based on that let's analyze our little murloc friend here.
His decimal ID is 127 (look at the URL). When we convert that to HEX Code it is 0x7F
128 would be 0x80 (I'll come to that later)

The whole GUID would be 0xF13000007F000001
With the change in 3.3 the GUID now looks like 0xF130007F00000001
The IDs of all NPCs remain the same, the Hex digits were merely shifted to the left by two.

If we now take this new GUID post-3.3 and would apply the pre-3.3 rule there would be an entire different NPC we would be looking at.
But how do we explain that Wohead lists this murloc with more items than any single mob would ever carry or sell?
Well this can be explained with the two trailing 0 after 0x7F, which haven't been there before the API change, so they are undefined.
I mentioned 128 above. This would be the next NPC ID (even though there is no NPC defined) in Decimal format. The Hex format 0x80 now also has two trailing 0, due to the new system.
So in order to get from 0x7F00 to 0x8000, every mob, every vendor etc. inbetween is allocated to the murloc.

Check those links:
List of affected mobs (and thus their spells)
List of affected vendors

Commento di guisadop

looks like wowhead fixed it

Commento di Ionite

Murloc Tidehunter used Splash!

But it failed!

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