You do not need a Pet Menagerie to start. The only thing you need is to be level 100 and have a Level 3 Garrison. That means that older guides that require you to level up a pet from 1 to 25 by hand are now obsolete. Please read me! With Warlords of Draenor, you no longer need to have any pets to start battling. Once you feel comfortable enough with the UI, you can jump right into taming pets. It is a great place to look up the current metagame and learn tips that will help you win against other players. PvP Pet Battles is a very self-explanatory website that features several tested teams and strategies for those trying to get into PvP.

However, with it, you will be able to look up pets that have a certain combination of moves, or pets that are good at specifically countering others. The website may run a little slower due to the sheer amount of data available. Petsear.ch is a searchable database of all battle pets by their moves. It also features community ratings and comments about each pet, in case the questions you are looking for aren't addressed anywhere else. WarcraftPets is very similar to Wowhead, but is generally better at laying out information for viewing information about specific pets. All in all, it's very useful and worth a look at. It also tells you which pets you are missing, by breed, rarity, or zone. It shows your opponent's moves, what moves are super-effective / not-very-effective, breedIDs (and available breeds), as well as the locations of the pets you are looking for. Useful Addons: Battle Pet Addonsįor addons, I have found in personal experience that the addon PetTracker is particularly useful as an all-inclusive addon for Pet Battling.

Here are some external resources you may consider getting acquainted with.

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