Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling
Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling
Binds when used
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Binds when used
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Uncommon
Yes
Neutral
Ground (hovers)
Hovers and performs tricks.
Vocalizations (on-click)
None
3 allowed
Mists of Pandaria
Patch 5.0.3 | Posted: September 25, 2012
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Level 0: 0 0 0
Constructed from a seemingly impossible mass of gears, springs, wires, and a little something special, this dragonling embodies the spirit of Pandaria as seen through an engineer's goggles.
My shaman friend made one for me and left a little story for him:
"During one of my latest explorative studies of Pandarian Dragon Anatomy, the most peculiar thing occured. It seems that a chain of energy passed from each of my totems and merged with the clockwork model I was fixing. Needless to say, the model is no longer an object, but a living construct!
I feel that you may take better care of this little one than I could; it's already eaten through my bolt stockpile..."
I named it Bolts. ^^
Update: Had upgraded this sexy "mechanical" to rare with the first mechanical battle-stone I got. I now finally got him to 25 and he is amazing at taking down Magic pets with his 309 speed. Just two spells. Decoy and Breath. Job done.
@Helvira You learn it at your Engineering trailer (575 skill).
@Silverthorn You are incorrect. I know for a fact that I learnt it on my engnineer at the normal trainer in Org.
The MPD is one of my favorite go-to pets for several battles. He's first in line for both of the Darkmoon tamers, able to take down Jeremy's first two pets with no problem, and putting a major dent in Christoph's. His best PvE use, however, is for Ashlei in WoD's Shadowmoon Valley. The MPD can solo the fight, meaning you can carry two other pets for an excellent XP boost, even level 1s.. Edit: Sadly, Thunderbolt was nerfed. Still one of my top favorite pets, but still disappointing.
No schematic is needed to craft this pet. Level engineering to 600 and it will be offered by any engineering trainer. I was able to pick up the recipe in Stormwind!
MPD epitomizes individual balance that lends itself to team synergy.
Not only are MPD's offensive abilities a mix of dragonkin, flying, elemental, and mechanical, but also consist of a single-traget direct, single-target delayed unavoidable, direct-damage with debuff, even-split AOE, and self-sacrificing damage direct. Not to mention Decoy...
MPD can cornerstone a 15-0 pvp battle pet team or thrive as a support pet swapping in to throw a clutch sticky bomb.
A friendly engineer will make this pet for you for the following:
4 Ghost Iron Bars (8 ores)
6 Trillium Bars
2 Spirit of Harmony
Only comes in one breed S/S. Fast is good because he needs to go first.
He puts out a 2 move block (Decoy). He can lightning multiple enemies (especially mechanical) and can breath heavy on Magic enemies. I have used a team of 3 of these with incredible results against several pet battlers including ones in the daily menagerie. Get at least one of these.
I named mine Drobot, because obviously. The perfect companion for the BM Hunter who created him.
A guildie of mine needed gold and was wondering why her AH stuff wasn't selling, so I asked what she had on there. When she said pets, I had to run to get them. This little dragonling was looking at me with its gear-y eyes, so I bought him from her. I haven't battled him yet, but I'll be sure to post details once I do!
Got him as a gift from the Blingtron 4000.
I can't even find the information about this pet that I seek on Wowhead, so I thought I'd ask the ever-vigilant WarcraftPets.com members: Where can I find the schematic to make this pet? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have to mirror the other comments on how fun this guy is as a battle pet. His stats are a touch lower as you would expect with an uncommon but the fun factor is very high due to the unique battle talents. Will be the first pet I level from an uncommon to a rare when the patch comes out.
What a fun guy! I had fun levelling him, he holds his own despite the uncommon rating. He is a wonderful companion for helping your other pets level extremely fast. The decoy ability protects my little level 1-5 guys from getting one-shotted. He got the name Turbo which I think is quite fitting for all his non-stop activity by your side.
I have to level my engineer and make one of these.. in addition to looking awesome he got one of the most interesting battle abilities I`ve seen.
Perfect counter against magic pets, has really good moves and a good racial. The first pet that made me spend 4 digits on the AH. Absolutely worth it. Have been using him a lot less after getting my Darkmoon Zeppelin, as it works better against beasts, but every once in a while pandaren dragonling helps me out.
This pet is now base quality rare instead of uncommon. Hooray, no more wasted battle stones.
Acquire this pet ASAP if you're a new battler as it is simply essential in so many instances. The only issue I ever find with it is that I often would prefer a more powerful Mech attack in slot 1 or 2 (not that there's anything at all wrong with the existing powers there and that would probably make the Zepplin irrelevent). Appealing model with unique moves (Decoy and Explode are both handy) that will quickly become one of your most-utilized pets. A pet with few peers.
One of my best as well for sure. It does deliver and can easily manage 2 enemy pets in a team, sometimes three. A must have, and for sure cute as well.
For sure a top 3 battler. I'd give him six stars if I could.
Favorite pet for Manos day at the Garrison. Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling can practically solo Manos, Fatos and Handos, 3 magical pets found as one of the Daily Pet Battles in rotation at the Pet Menagie in your Garrison. I usually open with Decoy, do a few Tail Sweep and when Manos is down to about 100HP I'll use Thunderbolt so I can start wearing down the other pets. You can use Decoy to safely bring in a low level pet to power level and I have a Nexus Whelping to finish things up.
The Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling was already ungodly ridiculous, so when the buffs to Thunderbolt came with 6.0, it just about became the new Unborn Val'kyr. You need a pet that can force multiple attacks (Stampede, Banana Barrage, etc.), team heal, or deal heavy Elemental damage if you want to have any hope of taking this little guy down.