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Commento di Niaw

These purple stone quilen are trash mobs in the Crypt of Forgotten Kings scenario. They are tameable by hunters.

In case of ambiguity, there's a second NPC with this name: Statua Quilen. The latter is just an inanimate jade statue in Mogu'shan Palace and has nothing to do with the one on this page.

Commento di yellowpaine

Just tamed one doing the scenario. If you step on a trap right next to them, they will activate, just make sure no one is attacking the quilen you are taming. Hopefully you get a good group that will let you do this. Very easy to tame though. Good luck :)

Commento di Kiyoine

I just tamed one of these and am surprised there are so few comments on this unique blue skin. My other hunter has Portent, who constantly is walking around, and I didn't notice this happen then and haven't attempted to tame any other quilen but these two, so I don't know if this interesting thing is commonplace or not.

There are actually four in the scenario - the two patrolling ones below the stairs as mentioned, and two "statue" ones above them, just inside the large door you must click to open. I believe they come 'alive' once you cross that threshold but I'm not sure. I dropped a freezing trap on one while the tank moved in and pulled the other, and got my Fu Dog easily enough.

What was neat, though, was that since he was a "statue", after taming but before the first time I dismissed and resummoned him, whenever he ran back to my side after combat ended, he would sit down just like the statues! I wish I had thought to take a screenshot of it. Hunter pets already basically know how to Heel, but having a big burly dog come back and sit without being told was a really neat effect and felt really appropriate.

Like I said, it only lasted until the first Dismissal so it's a temporary effect of the taming process, but it would be really cool in my opinion if the Dog family of pets occasionally sat obediently at thier masters' sides. :)

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