Jubling Pet - get it today!

November 10, 2008 2:52 PM
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The Darkmoon Faire is upon us and as such its a great time to pick up a few new pets. Specifically frogs. There are two frogs you can buy from the kid running about. One common frog, another rare.

However, the frog I am writing about today is the Jubling. You can't buy it, but rather you must help Morja find him and them get a Jubling of your own.

Now there are a couple items you need to get before you even bother. Dark Iron Ale! You will need two of them. Before the last brewfest it was a pain in the butt to get to the bar inside of Black Rock Depths, but now many people have the trinket that will port you directly there. If you don't want to be bothered with that then buy them off the AH. Maybe 2g each. If you do buy them in the bar in BRD and you are going with a group don't buy em all, make sure to share as you can only buy a limited quantity per instance.

Ok, back to the Jubling.

Find Morja, it should be easy as she is the one bemoaning her lost Jubling.

Next place a Dark Iron Ale on the ground near Morja (just use it). Now wait a minute or so, eventually the Jubling will smell the ale and come hopping over. Now talk to Morja again and she will have a quest for you to give her one more ale. When you do she gives you an unhatched egg. about 7 days later you will have your own Jubling (yes it takes 7 days to hatch). Once you have your Jubling, try putting more Dark Iron Ale on the ground and watch your pet lap it up.

Here is a handy link to to wowhead regarding the quest and some commentary.

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