PvP in World of Warcraft doesn’t always have to be fair. Sometimes a simple world quest is enough to gain a rather unfair advantage …
Battles involving player-versus-player fights are not for everyone. PvP in World of Warcraft can sometimes be nerve-wracking, and especially in world PvP, fairness is rarely given. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun! Resourceful players just think a step or two ahead and then enjoy sending their opponents to a surprising death.
This time the main actor is the world quest Who let the dogs out? in the Antoran Waste. This world quest involves resurrecting six soldiers. It’s basically simple, but in the area, two huge demon dogs patrol that trample all players and can kill them within seconds if they cross their path.
Demons dogs get something to eat
Exactly this mechanic of the two dogs is perfect fodder to have a lot of fun on PvP servers! As a priest, you just wait until a player from the opposing faction wants to complete the quest. Then the enemy is held with mind control and nicely kept on the path where both dogs trample.
The two dogs are, by the way, bosses F’harg and Shatug, who are to be defeated soon in Antorus, the Burning Throne.
Have you experienced such nasty traps in open PvP? Or have you ever been tricked at the same spot? And what do you think of such possibilities to send your opponents to the spirit healer in such “sneaky” ways?
