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Commento di Silvertusk

I HATE doing this quest, because her respawn time is sooo long.

She has two different spawn points.

Commento di Saldar

"Caster" Pets: Are They Really That Bad?

Almost all pets of the same level have the same base attributes. But some rare pets have inferior attributes. We don't know why, and we rather wish they didn't -- but they do. Because these pets have very high intelligence and spirit, we call them "caster" pets. Unfortunately, intelligence and spirit are not useful attributes for a pet. And all of the other attributes -- including health, armor, and DPS -- are lower for "casters" than for normal pets. So "casters" really are inferior creatures in all ways.

You can identify a pet with "caster" attributes in two ways:

1. Before you tame the pet, the wild version of a "caster" will have a mana bar whereas normal pets do not. Note that some "casters", like nether rays, initially start with an empty mana bar but will drain your mana to fill theirs up.
2. After you tame the pet, you can check its attributes against those of a normal pet (here) and those of known "casters" (below).

Of course, you can always skip all the fuss and just check Petopia before you go after a pet. "Casters" are prominently marked on all our pages in order to help you avoid them.

But how bad is it, really? There are some really gorgeous creatures that happen to have "caster" attributes. Can you make up for their faults with carefully-arranged abilities and talents? Or are they really just an utter loss?

After a good bit of research, it appears that the only real difference between "casters" and normal pets is their base attributes. "Casters" benefit from scaling, talents and abilities in exactly the same way that normal pets do. So it is at least theoretically possible to make up for "caster" attributes and end up with a pet that you can live with. It's not so easy, though. If you compare the base attributes in the table below with that of normal pets, you will see the following trends:

* "Casters" have between 80% and 83% of the base armor of a normal pet.
o At level 10, this is a difference of less than 100 armor and can be easily made up with 5 TP in the Natural Armor passive ability.
o Even at high levels, you can make up the difference with Natural Armor, but it's going to cost you a lot of Training Points. At level 64, a Warp Stalker is almost 1000 armor shy of the base armor of a normal pet. That's 150 TP worth of Natural Armor.
* "Casters" have about 95% of the base health of a normal pet at low levels, but this ramps down to only 80% of normal base health at high levels.
o Missing out on 50 base health at level 20 is no big deal. Once again, you can easily make this up with 10 TP in the Great Stamina passive ability.
o But at higher levels it's a lot harder to keep up. A level 43 Fire Roc needs an extra 343 health to match the base health of a normal level 43 pet. That would require Great Stamina (Rank 9), which costs 150 TP and isn't available until level 54 anyway.
* Unfortunately, I haven't yet worked out the exact differences in DPS. It is likely, however, that the base DPS of a "caster" pet is again only about 80% of normal base DPS at high levels.

To sum up, pets with "caster" attributes are fairly viable at low levels where the differences in their base attributes are relatively small. And you can help make up for their faults for a number of levels just by keeping up with the passive pet abilities Natural Armor and Great Stamina. But at higher levels, you'd have to spend all of your Training Points on these abilities and you'd still fall short. So if you really absolutely want that very special "caster" pet, you might give it a try -- but be ready for a challenge.

Dargaard of the guild Burrito Bandits on Eonar server has provided this excellent spreadsheet with a graph that visually compares caster pets to normal pets.

Commento di 147432

10s was reason, that I have walked all the way there to kill her. Easy kill for lvl 11 priest. I have found her at .

Commento di 165182

i found lady sathrah exactly at loc. 47, 25.
completing this quest doesn't only give you 10s but also 250 rep. with darnassus and 1150 xp. after this you get a follow-up quest where you only have to set free the spirit of lady sathrah in the well below the questgiver, and serves you another 350 rep with darnassus, 900 xp and an item wich you can sell

Commento di 129111

She spawn on either side of the stream.

Commento di 292934

Quest to kill Spider is called 'Tears of the Moon'. This quest is obtained from Priestess A'moora, in the Temple of the Moon (2nd floor), in Darnassus (36,85).

10 Silver & 350 Darnassus rep @ level 80.

Next quest, is Sathrah's Sacrifice.

Commento di Visagalis

find her at

Commento di 444816

Annoying because her name looks so much like Shattrath.

Commento di 380685

Come on, don't downrate me just because I asked someone why they thought it was annoying. The fact is that this mob was here long before Shat City was in the game. Learn your game history before you downrate someone stating facts about the game.

Commento di 476703

Just in case you didn't see, she IS tameable and the only WHITE spider I've seen

-Snake

Commento di 541011

Found her on the right side of the river, not the left. She's really easy.. but i pulled 2 panthers along with her and they killed me.. so clear the area first.

Commento di blackviking

Either the looong respawn is an urban legend, or Blizz finally fixed it.
I just found her dead body, picked up some flowers and found her at the second spawnpoint afterwards. While standing there, chatting with a buddy, it respawned approx. 1-2 minutes after the kill. So, if you don't find her at one spawn point, just instantly have a look at the second.
I bet, you'll either find her corpse or she's alive.

The long respawn timer either is no more, or actually never existed.

Commento di Christianf71

Stats upon tameing:

Health: 291
Focus: 100

Damage: 11-14
DPS: 6.3
Attack Power: 54
Speed: 2.00

Spell Damage: 4

Armor: 791

All Resistances: 12

And when I tamed it was automatically unhappy ......these are just the raw stats. Unaltered and untrained

Commento di 918670

I found her on the right side of the river, not the left.

Commento di Drhankeey

Instead of killing this wonderful spider, I tamed it on my hunter. Proving that, yes, there's still hope for Sathrah (despite the quest npc stating the opposite). Really, why kill an animal when you can send a hunter to tap into the mind of the beast, heal and tame it?

Commento di Patrick43

Lady Sathrah is tameable for hunters, I was in the area looking for other rare spawns with my hunter and tried taming her, I was suprised it worked since she is part of a quest.

Commento di kajles

Spider is located 40.8 22.3, respawn timer is exactly 30 sec after kill. It is part of quest

Killing stats (was killing on lvl 35 priest, lvl 1 druid, druid lvl 50), farming some white and grey world drop transmog items

570 kills got:
408 , 83 , 4 , 4 , 3 , 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 ,
1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 ,
1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 .

There where no sign of Primal Bands, is not 12% droprate.

Dama Sathrah

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