Wow: On to Tazavesh! So you get the aquilon

WOW patch 9.1 not only brings lots of new riding and pets into the game, but also tame creatures for hunters. These include two aquilon pets, mechanical creatures that look like gripping birds. As hunters can tame the Centurion Flier, is currently unclear. However, we now know where to find the Prototype Aquilon - and we tell you how your latter can tame.

Aquilon tame made easy

Before you can go to the search for the aquilon and tame him as your new hunter pet, you must first fulfill a prerequisite: because the aquilon is a mechanical pet, you need the mechanical embossing matrix that tame you Mechanical creatures allowed. Engineers can manufacture this item - so you should have no problems with a copy of the Ingi of your trust or in the auction house. By the way: Gnome and Goblins can tame from nature from mechanical creatures and do not need the matrix. Wow: On to Tazavesh - so you get the aquilon pet for hunters (1) Source: Wowhead Wow: On to Tazavesh - so you get the aquilon pet for hunters (3) Source: Wowhead you have the ability to tame mechanical pets unlocked, you can start. You currently only have the opportunity to tame the Prototype Aquilon, in the context of the introductory quest series of Tazavesh. The quest series starts at Beherberger Ta'Rela in the Gasthaus (the idyllia) of Oribos.

As soon as you arrive in Bastion and get the quest dead mailbox from bounty hunters Ta'oku, you will meet the Prototype Aquilon as part of this quest. Your task is to bring an Aquilon to Ta'oku. Hunters can also tame the aquilon as a pet. If you have already completed the quest without taming the aquilon, you do not get any further way to find the aquilon in bastion. So you only have the chance to secure the pet at active quest.

We wish you much success in taming!

Source : WOWHEAD

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