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| + | |name=Mechanical Repair Kit |
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| − | {{Tooltip_Buff|Tame Beast|Ability_Hunter_BeastTaming.png|Taming pet.|20 seconds}} |
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| + | |quality=common |
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| − | ''And I thought slavery was illegal on Azeroth'' |
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| + | |icon=inv_gizmo_03 |
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| + | |stack=5 |
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| + | |prof=Engineering |
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| + | |profskill=200 |
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| + | |use=Restores 700 health to a friendly mechanical target. |
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| + | |ilvl=40 |
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| + | |charges=1 |
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| + | |sellprice=250 |
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| + | |itemid=11590}} |
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| + | [[Image:INV Gizmo 03.png|left]] |
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| + | '''Mechanical Repair Kit''' is used to restore 700 health to a friendly mechanical target. Use this in emergencies or after you've had a huge fight. |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Source== |
| + | Mechanical Repair Kit is created by an engineer with a skill of 200. The schematic is learned from a trainer. |
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| − | [[Image:Ability_Hunter_BeastTaming.png|left]]Tame a beast to be your companion. Your armor is reduced by 100% while you [[focus]] on taming the beast for 20 seconds. If you are interrupted during your taming focus for any reason, the taming process will fail. Once tamed, the beast will be very [[Happiness | unhappy]] and disloyal. [[Feed Pet|Feed]] your pet immediately after taming to increase its happiness and loyalty. |
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| + | {{Itembox|The components are: |
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| − | ==Functionality== |
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| + | |Mithril Bar|q1=1 |
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| + | |Mageweave Cloth|q2=1 |
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| + | |Solid Blasting Powder|q3=1}} |
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| + | ==Mechanical Repair Kit as a quest objective== |
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| − | ===Uses=== |
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| + | This item is an objective of {{questlong|neutral|60|Mechanical Repair Kits|id=7897}}, |
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| − | *This ability allows the [[Hunter]] to train the beasts of Azeroth and make them his life-long companions. While the ability is useless except when applied to pets, one can tame some pretty exotic and nifty pets. |
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| + | a [[Darkmoon Faire]] quest that rewards you with [[Darkmoon Faire Ticket]]s. |
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| − | == |
+ | == Notes == |
| + | A '''Mechanical Repair Kit''' has only one charge. You can use it once, and then it's gone. If you intend to repair a lot, bring multiple kits. They stack in lots of five. |
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| + | While there exist some mechanical targets you might wish to repair, there are not many. Note that of the ones below, the Battle Chicken lasts the longest (90 seconds). |
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| − | * Interruptions will fail the attempt. This includes stunning, knock down, screech effect, but does not include the daze effect. |
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| − | * You can only tame beast your level and lower. |
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| − | * Some beasts ''cannot'' be tamed. |
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| + | Examples: |
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| − | ===Taming Tips=== |
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| + | * [[Compact Harvest Reaper (pet)|Compact Harvest Reaper]] |
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| + | * [[Mechanical Dragonling]] |
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| + | * [[Gnomish Battle Chicken]] |
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| + | * [[Target Dummy]] |
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| + | * [[Advanced Target Dummy]] |
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| + | * [[Masterwork Target Dummy]] |
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| − | Taming a beast can be made easier with some preparation. Some of the beasts you encounter have special attacks which will cause your attempt to tame them to fail. |
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| + | If holding a PvP objective is important, like the main keep in [[Wintergrasp]], '''Mechanical Repair Kits''' will also heal vehicles and turrets for approximately 2k health. A small team of engineers could theoretically top off turrets in the main keep after unsuccessful assaults. These do not, however, appear to heal walls. |
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| − | # Put down a [[Freezing Trap]] between you and your target. This will add up to 20 seconds of uninterrupted time for taming. |
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| − | # Get your target's attention with a [[Concussive Shot]] from the maximum range of the Tame Beast ability, then immediately activate Tame Beast. |
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| − | # Activate [[Aspect of the Monkey]] to take fewer hits from the beast while you channel. |
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| − | # Have a mage friend [[Polymorph|Sheep]] the beast and you can then tame it. |
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| − | # Have a druid friend [[Hibernate]] it. |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| − | {| class="navbox toccolors" style="text-align:left" |
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| + | <!-- Read http://www.wowpedia.org/Wowpedia:External_links before posting your links here. |
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| + | Links that do not conform to the rules will be DELETED. |
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| − | ! colspan="3" | Untameable Beasts |
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| + | Repeat violations may result in a BAN. |
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| + | Have a nice day. :) --> |
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| − | ! Continent |
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| + | {{elinks-item|11590}} |
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| − | ! Zone |
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| + | [[Category:World of Warcraft engineering crafted items]] |
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| − | ! Beast |
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| + | [[Category:World of Warcraft common items]] |
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| + | [[Category:World of Warcraft consumable items]] |
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| − | ! rowspan="5" | [[Eastern Kingdoms]] |
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| − | ! [[Elwynn Forest]] |
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| − | | Kittens |
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| − | ! [[Hinterlands]] |
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| − | | [[Gammerita]]<!-- Humanoid: Owl beasts --> |
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| − | ! [[Loch Modan]] |
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| − | | Loch Frenzy • Threshadons |
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| − | ! [[Shadowfang Keep]] |
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| − | | Fel Steed • Fenrus |
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| − | ! [[Stranglethorn Vale]] |
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| − | | Hostile Fish • Mokk the Savage |
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| − | ! rowspan="8" | [[Kalimdor]] |
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| − | ! [[Ashenvale]] |
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| − | | Mystlash Hydra • Stag |
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| − | ! [[Barrens]] |
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| − | | Gazelle • Gesharahan • Giraffe • Kodos • Savannah Cubs • Slithid Grubs • Thunder Lizards • Zhevra |
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| − | ! [[Darkshore]] |
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| − | | Grimclaw • Threshadons |
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| − | ! [[Feralas]] |
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| − | | Hippogryphs |
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| − | ! [[Mulgore]] |
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| − | | Ghost Howl |
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| − | ! [[Ragefire Chasm]] |
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| − | | Worm |
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| − | ! [[Stonetalon Mountains]] |
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| − | | Blackened Basilisks • Chimaera |
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| − | ! [[Un'Goro Crater]] |
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| − | | Diemetradons • [[Pterrordax]] • [[Devilsaur]] • Parrots |
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| − | == See also == |
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| − | * [[ZG_Bat_Taming|Taming a bat in Zul'Gurub without a raid group]] |
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| − | * [[Hunter Tactics]] |
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| − | * [[:Category:Hunter Pets|Category Hunter Pets]] |
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| − | {{AbilitiesFooter|Hunter}} |
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| − | [[Category:Nature Spells]] |
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| − | [[Category:Hunter Abilities]] |
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Revision as of 14:33, 18 February 2011
- Mechanical Repair Kit
- Use: Restores 700 health to a friendly mechanical target.
- Requires Engineering (200)
- 1 Charge
- Sell Price: 2
50
Mechanical Repair Kit is used to restore 700 health to a friendly mechanical target. Use this in emergencies or after you've had a huge fight.
Source
Mechanical Repair Kit is created by an engineer with a skill of 200. The schematic is learned from a trainer.
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1x [Mithril Bar] | 
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1x [Mageweave Cloth] | |
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1x [Solid Blasting Powder] |
Mechanical Repair Kit as a quest objective
This item is an objective of 
[60] Mechanical Repair Kits,
a Darkmoon Faire quest that rewards you with Darkmoon Faire Tickets.
Notes
A Mechanical Repair Kit has only one charge. You can use it once, and then it's gone. If you intend to repair a lot, bring multiple kits. They stack in lots of five.
While there exist some mechanical targets you might wish to repair, there are not many. Note that of the ones below, the Battle Chicken lasts the longest (90 seconds).
Examples:
- Compact Harvest Reaper
[Mechanical Dragonling]
[Gnomish Battle Chicken]
[Target Dummy]- [Advanced Target Dummy]
- [Masterwork Target Dummy]
If holding a PvP objective is important, like the main keep in Wintergrasp, Mechanical Repair Kits will also heal vehicles and turrets for approximately 2k health. A small team of engineers could theoretically top off turrets in the main keep after unsuccessful assaults. These do not, however, appear to heal walls.