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| + | <onlyinclude>{{Infobox ability |
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| + | |name=Aspect of the Dragonhawk |
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| + | |image=Ability_Hunter_Pet_DragonHawk.png |
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| + | |description=The hunter takes on the aspects of a dragonhawk, increasing ranged attack power by X and chance to dodge by 18%. Only one Aspect can be active at a time. |
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| + | |class=[[Hunter]] |
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| + | |type=Offensive |
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| + | |school=[[Nature]] |
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| + | |cast_time=Instant |
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| + | |cooldown=1 second |
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| + | |improvement=[[Improved Aspect of the Hawk]], [[Improved Aspect of the Monkey]], [[Aspect Mastery]] |
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| + | |ranks=2 |
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| + | |buff_name=Aspect of the Dragonhawk |
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| + | |buff_image=Ability_Hunter_Pet_DragonHawk.png |
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| + | |buff_type= |
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| + | |buff_desc=Increases ranged attack power by X.{{clr}}Increases dodge chance by Y%. |
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| + | }}</onlyinclude> |
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| + | '''Aspect of the Dragonhawk''' is an [[Animal Aspects|Animal Aspect]] that is a combination of [[Aspect of the Hawk]] and [[Aspect of the Monkey]]. Any talents that affect Aspect of the Hawk or Aspect of the Monkey also affect Aspect of the Dragonhawk. |
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| + | == Rank table == |
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| − | '''Riding''' is a secondary [[profession]] in which [[character]]s may learn to ride [[mount]]s. Every mount has a minimum skill level required for riding. |
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| − | In general, a normal mount will require [[Apprentice]] riding skill, and a swift mount will require [[Journeyman]] skill, but there are exceptions. |
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| − | ''More detail on the requirements for each mount can be found on the [[mount]]s page.'' |
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| − | == Skill levels == |
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| − | The following table lists the skill levels available and the cost to train each skill. Due to the high cost of training, the price with discount is also listed in the table. The only discounts available are [[faction discount]]s, which vary depending on where you train in the riding skill: |
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| − | *Apprentice and Journeyman riding are discounted based on your standing with whatever race you buy them from. All playable races have trainers. |
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| − | *Expert riding can be discounted by buying it in {{Alliance}} [[Honor Hold]] or {{Horde}} [[Thrallmar]], which will apply a [[Stormwind]] or [[Orgrimmar]] discount, respectively. |
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| − | *Artisan riding can be discounted in {{Alliance}} [[Honor Hold]] or {{Horde}} [[Thrallmar]] in the same fashion as Expert, or it can be discounted with [[Valiance Expedition]] and [[Warsong Offensive]] rep by going to {{Alliance}} [[Valiance Keep]] and {{Horde}} [[Warsong Hold]], respectively. |
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| − | *Be aware that there are some trainers who give no discounts at all, such as the one in {{Neutral}} [[Dalaran]]. |
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| − | Also, note that the prices listed for the mount itself refer to the basic mounts available to each race, usually purchasable from a vendor near the riding trainer. Special, reputation reward, or vanity mounts may cost more or require special currency to purchase. To save space, faction discounts on the mounts themselves are not included in the table. |
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| + | ! Rank !! Level !! Ranged Attack Power Bonus !! Cost |
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| − | ! Skill granted !! Proficiency !! Mount !! Riding !! {{reputation|Friendly}} !! {{reputation|Honored}} !! {{reputation|Revered}} !! {{reputation|Exalted}} !! Required for !! Necessary level |
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| − | | 75 || Apprentice || {{cost|1}} || {{cost|4}} || {{cost|3|80}} || {{cost|3|60}} || {{cost|3|40}} || {{cost|3|20}} || Regular land mount || 20 |
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| − | | 150 || Journeyman || {{cost|10}} || {{cost|50}} || {{cost|47|50}} || {{cost|45}} || {{cost|42|50}} || {{cost|40}} || Epic land mount || 40 |
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| − | | 225 || Expert {{bc-inline}} || {{cost|50}} || {{cost|250}} || {{cost|237|50}} || {{cost|225}} || {{cost|212|50}} || {{cost|200}} || Regular flying mount || 60 |
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| − | | n/a || [[Flight Master's License]] {{c-inline}} || || {{cost|250}} || {{cost|237|50}} || {{cost|225}} || {{cost|212|50}} || {{cost|200}} || Allows flying in [[Kalimdor]], the [[Eastern Kingdoms]] and [[Deepholm]] || 60 with riding skill 225 |
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| − | | 300 || Artisan {{bc-inline}} || {{cost|100}} || {{cost|5000}} || {{cost|4750}} || {{cost|4500}} || {{cost|4250}} || {{cost|4000}} || Epic flying mount || 70 |
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| − | | n/a || [[Cold Weather Flying]] {{wotlk-inline}} || || {{cost|1000}} || {{cost|950}} {{c-inline}} || {{cost|900}} {{c-inline}} || {{cost|850}} {{c-inline}} || {{cost|800}} {{c-inline}} || Allows Flying in [[Northrend]] || 77 (68 <sup>{{text|orange|[†]}}</sup>) with riding skill 225 |
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| + | | 1 || 74 || 230 || {{Cost|28|50}} |
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| − | | 375 || Master {{c-inline}} || || {{cost|5000}} ||{{cost|4750}} ||{{cost|4500}} ||{{cost|4250}} ||{{cost|4000}} || 310% flight speed || 80<ref>[http://static.mmo-champion.com/mmoc/images/news/2010/august/riding310.jpg]</ref> |
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| + | | 2 || 80 || 300 || {{Cost|28|50}} |
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| − | |colspan=2 | Total Price || {{cost|161}} || {{cost|11554}} || {{cost|10976|30}} || {{cost|9608|40}} || {{cost|5458|40}} || {{cost|9243|20}} || || |
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| − | ! colspan=20 | <sup>{{text|orange|[†]}}</sup> Available to characters with the {{quality|heirloom}} {{loot|heirloom|Tome of Cold Weather Flight}} purchasable by a level 80 character on the same account. |
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| − | == |
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| + | Aspect of the Dragonhawk is meant to be a replacement for both [[Aspect of the Hawk]] and [[Aspect of the Monkey]]. Because hunters often switch from Aspect of the Hawk to Aspect of the Monkey when they engage in melee combat, the intent of this new skill was to remove the [[global cooldown]] penalty by merging these two aspects into a single one.<ref>{{ref web |title = Upcoming Hunter Changes, Part II |accessdate = 2008-10-28 |author = Ghostcrawler |url = http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=11228504361&pageNo=1&sid=2000#0 |date = 2008-10-15 }}</ref> |
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| − | *[[Death Knight]]s receive the 150 skill at character creation (level 55); they learn to summon an [[Acherus Deathcharger (ability)|Acherus Deathcharger]], a swift land mount, as a quest in the Acherus starting zone. |
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| + | Aspect of the Dragonhawk replaces Aspect of the Hawk completely for PVE use - rank 1 of Dragonhawk is an upgrade to the highest rank (8) of Aspect of the Hawk. |
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| − | *[[Druid]]s receive the 225 skill (if they already have 150) with {{ability|Flight Form}} at level 60. |
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| + | == Talent improvement == |
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| − | *[[Paladin]]s receive the 75 skill as part of buying their level 20 mount spell from their trainer. At level 60 they can complete the [[Charger]] quest chain which rewards the Journeyman riding skill (and a Feat of Strength). (Training the Charger at level 40 does not provide Journeyman riding skill.) |
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| + | *[[Improved Aspect of the Hawk]] ([[Beast Mastery]] [[Talent]]): While Aspect of the Dragonhawk is active, all normal ranged attacks have a 10% chance of increasing ranged attack speed by 3% per rank (5 ranks total) for 12 sec. |
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| + | *[[Improved Aspect of the Monkey]] (Beast Mastery Talent): Increases the dodge bonus of Aspect of the Dragonhawk by 2% per rank (3 ranks total). |
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| + | *[[Aspect Mastery]] (Beast Mastery Talent): Gains both the effects for Aspect of the Hawk (Increases the ranged attack power bonus of Aspect of the Dragonhawk by 30%) and Aspect of the Monkey (All damage taken is reduced by 5% while Aspect of the Dragonhawk is active). |
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| + | == Tips and tactics == |
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| − | *[[Warlock]]s also receive the 75 skill as part of buying their level 20 mount spell from their trainer. At level 60 they can complete a quest to learn their [[Dreadsteed]] summon and get Journeyman riding skill (and a Feat of Strength). (Like paladins, training to summon the fast mount at level 40 does not reward the riding skill.) |
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| + | In any situation where Aspect of the Hawk or Aspect of the Monkey would normally be used, Aspect of the Dragonhawk will replace both. Instead of having to cycle between three Aspects in a PVP encounter, you can now use Aspect of the Dragonhawk continuously until mana regeneration is needed, at which point you should use [[Aspect of the Viper]]. |
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| − | *Any character that owns a 310% speed flying mount (such as [[Reins of the Violet Proto-Drake]]) automatically learns Master Riding Skill at no cost, making all other flying mounts 310% speed. |
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| − | Note that like all professions, all lower ranked skill levels must be learned before training further (e.g. Expert skill is required to train Artisan skill). |
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| − | This is a summary of the class mounts. Associated quests for the paladin and warlock mounts, while obsolete in the sense that they are no longer required, have not been removed from the game. |
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| − | | Death Knight || [[Acherus Deathcharger]] || 55 |
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| − | | Paladin || [[Summon Warhorse|Warhorse]] || 20 |
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| − | | Paladin || [[Summon Charger|Charger]] || 40 |
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| − | | Warlock || [[Felsteed]] || 20 |
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| − | | Warlock || [[Dreadsteed]] || 40 |
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| − | == Riding trainers == |
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| − | {| class="darktable zebra" |
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| − | ! colspan=4 | {{Alliance}} Alliance Mount Trainers and Vendors |
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| − | ! width=90px | Type !! width=185px | Location !! width=125px | Faction !! width=125px | Trainer |
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| − | | [[Horse]] || [[Eastvale Logging Camp]]<br/>[[Menethil Harbor]]<br/>[[Southshore]]<br/>[[Theramore Isle]] || [[Stormwind]] || [[Randal Hunter]] |
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| − | | [[Saber cat|Saber]] || [[Cenarion Enclave]] || [[Darnassus]] || [[Jartsam]] |
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| − | | [[Ram]] || [[Amberstill Ranch]] || [[Ironforge]] || [[Ultham Ironhorn]] |
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| − | | [[Mechanostrider]] || [[Steelgrill's Depot]] || [[Gnomeregan Exiles]] || [[Binjy Featherwhistle]] |
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| − | | [[Elekk]] || [[Exodar|The Exodar]] (front entrance) {{bc-inline}} || [[Exodar]] || [[Aalun]] |
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| − | | [[Gryphon (mounts)|Gryphon]] || [[Honor Hold]] {{bc-inline}}<br/>[[Wildhammer Stronghold]] {{bc-inline}}<br/>[[Valiance Keep]] {{wotlk-inline}} || [[Stormwind]]<br/>[[Honor Hold]]<br/>[[Valiance Expedition]] || [[Hargen Bronzewing]]<br/>[[Ilsa Blusterbrew]]<br/>[[Maigra Keenfeather]] |
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| − | ! colspan=4 | {{Horde}} Horde Mount Trainers and Vendors |
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| − | | [[Wolf]] || [[Valley of Honor]] || [[Orgrimmar]] || [[Kildar]] |
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| − | | [[Raptor]] || [[Sen'jin Village]] || [[Darkspear Trolls]] || [[Xar'Ti]] |
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| − | | [[Kodo]] || [[Bloodhoof Village]] || [[Thunder Bluff]] || [[Kar Stormsinger]] |
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| − | | [[Skeletal Horse]] || [[Brill]] || [[Undercity]] || [[Velma Warnam]] |
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| − | | [[Hawkstrider]] || [[Thuron's Livery]] {{bc-inline}} || [[Silvermoon City]] || [[Perascamin]] |
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| − | | [[Wyvern (mounts)|Wyvern]] || [[Thrallmar]] {{bc-inline}}<br/>[[Shadowmoon Village]] {{bc-inline}}<br />[[Warsong Hold]] {{wotlk-inline}} || [[Orgrimmar]]<br/>[[Thrallmar]]<br />[[Warsong Offensive]] || [[Wind Rider Jahubo]]<br/>[[Olrokk]]<br />[[Wind Rider Sabamba]] |
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| − | {| class="darktable zebra" |
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| − | ! colspan=3 | {{Neutral}} Neutral Mount/Cold Weather Flying Trainers |
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| − | ! width=185px | Location !! width=125px | Faction !! width=125px | Trainer |
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| − | | [[Krasus' Landing]] {{wotlk-inline}}<br />[[River's Heart]] {{Wotlk-inline}}<br /> [[K3]] {{Wotlk-inline}} || Neutral<br /> Neutral<br />Neutral|| [[Hira Snowdawn]]<br />[[Pilot Vic]]<br />[[Roxi Ramrocket]] |
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| − | Disambiguation: |
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| − | * [[Mounts#Flying_mounts|Flying mounts]] |
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| − | * [[Content exclusive to flying mounts]] |
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| − | * [[Flight master]] |
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| − | * [[Flight path]] |
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| − | * [[Movement]] → [[Transportation]] |
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| − | * [[Flight Form]] (The [[Druid]]'s flight form) |
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| − | * [[Swift Flight Form]] (The [[Druid]]'s epic flight form) |
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| − | * [[Flying Machine]] |
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| − | == Patch changes == |
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| − | {{Patch 4.0.1|note=Mount Changes}} |
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| − | *Master Flying Skill is now available from riding trailers in [[Dalaran]], [[Valiance Expedition]], [[Warsong Offensive]] at a cost of {{cost|5000}}. |
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| − | *Characters that have a 310% mount are given this skill free of charge. |
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| − | {{Patch 3.2.2|note=Mount Changes |
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| − | * Reduced the expert riding skill price to {{cost|250}}. |
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| − | * Changed the faction discounts for the riding skill vendors in [[Honor Hold]] and [[Thrallmar]] to use [[Stormwind]] and [[Orgrimmar]] faction, respectively. This is because newly-arrived 60s in Outland are unlikely to have any Honor Hold or Thrallmar rep.[http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=20136595097&pageNo=2&sid=1#20]}} |
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| − | {{Patch 3.2.0|note=Mount Changes |
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| − | * The cast time for summoning any ground mount is now 1.5 seconds, down from 3 seconds. |
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| − | * Apprentice Riding (Skill 75): Can now be learned at level 20 for {{cost|4}}. Mail will be sent to players who reach level 20 directing them to the riding trainer. |
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| − | * Journeyman Riding (Skill 150): Can now be learned at level 40 for {{cost|50}}. Mail will be sent to players who reach level 40 directing them back to the riding trainer. |
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| − | * Expert Riding (Skill 225): Can now be learned at level 60 for {{cost|600}} from trainers in [[Honor Hold]] or [[Thrallmar]]. Faction discounts now apply (Honor Hold for Alliance; Thrallmar for Horde). Flight speed at this skill level has been increased to +150% of run speed, up from +60%. |
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| − | * Artisan Riding (Skill 300): Faction discounts now apply ([[Honor Hold]] or [[Valiance Expedition]] for Alliance; Thrallmar or [[Warsong Offensive]] for Horde). |
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| − | * In order to further equalize the number of purchasable mounts available to each race, a new 60% speed ground mount has been added for night elves, and a new 100% speed ground mount has been added for the undead. |
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| − | * Flying over [[Dalaran]] and [[Wintergrasp]] is now possible so long as players keep a healthy distance above the ground. |
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| − | * For {{cost|1,000}} level 80 Main characters can purchase the {{quality|Heirloom}} {{loot|heirloom|Tome of Cold Weather Flight}} and give it to their alts level 68+ that have a flying skill of 225+ (not 150 as previously stated) to learn Cold Weather Flying.}} |
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| − | {{Patch 3.0.2|note=Cold Weather Flying added at level 77 at a cost of {{cost|1,000}}.}} |
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| − | {{Patch 2.4.3|note=The level requirement for Apprentice Riding was lowered from 40 to 30. It also reduces the cost from {{cost|90}} to {{cost|35}}, and its respective reputation discounts.}} |
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| − | {{Patch 2.0.1|note=PvP rankings also no longer grant the player an additional 10% discount|comment=Before [[TBC]], the cost of Journeyman riding was {{cost|900}}, so the total cost of getting an epic mount was the same as before. It has since been reduced to {{cost|600}} to make it easier to buy Expert riding skill.}} |
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| − | {{Patch 1.12.1|note=The cost structure and functionality of Riding and [[Mount]]s was changed.|comment=Prior to that patch, Riding was an [[ability]] rather than a secondary [[Profession]], and had only one rank. Each faction had its own riding skill (tiger riding, horse riding, mechanostrider piloting, ram riding) and the cost was {{cost|20}}, available at level 40. {{reputation|Exalted|Exalted}} reputation was required to learn cross-faction riding skill, but mounts were [[Bind on Use]] and purchasable by anyone for {{cost|80}}. This meant that characters who were PvP rank 3 or higher could pass on the 10% discount directly to other characters by buying the mount for them. This is no longer possible because all mounts are now [[Bind on Pickup]], and the majority of the cost is built into the riding skill training (which is no longer faction-specific) rather than the cost of the mount.}} |
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Revision as of 11:55, 13 October 2010
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The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 4.0.1.
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| Aspect of the Dragonhawk | |
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| Properties | |
| Class | Hunter |
| School | Nature |
| Cooldown | 1 second |
| Improvements |
 [Improved Aspect of the Hawk],  [Improved Aspect of the Monkey],  [Aspect Mastery] |
| Related buff | |
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[[Category:Removed hunter abilities]][[Category:Removed hunter abilities]]
Aspect of the Dragonhawk is an Animal Aspect that is a combination of [Aspect of the Hawk] and [Aspect of the Monkey]. Any talents that affect Aspect of the Hawk or Aspect of the Monkey also affect Aspect of the Dragonhawk.
Rank table
| Rank | Level | Ranged Attack Power Bonus | Cost |
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| 1 | 74 | 230 | 28 50
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| 2 | 80 | 300 | 28 50
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Notes
Aspect of the Dragonhawk is meant to be a replacement for both [Aspect of the Hawk] and [Aspect of the Monkey]. Because hunters often switch from Aspect of the Hawk to Aspect of the Monkey when they engage in melee combat, the intent of this new skill was to remove the global cooldown penalty by merging these two aspects into a single one.[1]
Aspect of the Dragonhawk replaces Aspect of the Hawk completely for PVE use - rank 1 of Dragonhawk is an upgrade to the highest rank (8) of Aspect of the Hawk.
Talent improvement
- [Improved Aspect of the Hawk] (Beast Mastery Talent): While Aspect of the Dragonhawk is active, all normal ranged attacks have a 10% chance of increasing ranged attack speed by 3% per rank (5 ranks total) for 12 sec.
- [Improved Aspect of the Monkey] (Beast Mastery Talent): Increases the dodge bonus of Aspect of the Dragonhawk by 2% per rank (3 ranks total).
- [Aspect Mastery] (Beast Mastery Talent): Gains both the effects for Aspect of the Hawk (Increases the ranged attack power bonus of Aspect of the Dragonhawk by 30%) and Aspect of the Monkey (All damage taken is reduced by 5% while Aspect of the Dragonhawk is active).
Tips and tactics
In any situation where Aspect of the Hawk or Aspect of the Monkey would normally be used, Aspect of the Dragonhawk will replace both. Instead of having to cycle between three Aspects in a PVP encounter, you can now use Aspect of the Dragonhawk continuously until mana regeneration is needed, at which point you should use 
[Aspect of the Viper].
Sources
- ^ Ghostcrawler 2008-10-15. Upcoming Hunter Changes, Part II. Retrieved on 2008-10-28.
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