Draenor Pet Battle Master - VESHARR

Hello!!

Today's blog is about how to beat VESHARR ... one of the six Pet Battle Master Tamers in Draenor.

Vesharr is the Spires Of Arak area Tamer.

(I usually do in order of Ashlei, Vesharr, Taralune, Tarr, then hearth to my Garrison, heal pets for free, and then go do Cymre and last with Gargra. However if you are doing it via flight points w/o stopping at the Garrison, I switch Gargra and Cymre around)

To get to Vesharr ....  I take a flight to the Veil Terokk flight point in Spires of Arak.  (I either harth to my Garrison to get a free healing of my pets, or I just take the flight from Embaari Village after the battle wtih Ashlei) Once there I get on my Swift Lovebird and go down the hill from the flight point and he's right there.  His coordinates are 46.3, 45.3.

This is the one Trainer where I don't mount up ...  as you can see the Flight Master there.... 

You literally turn just a little bit, and you can see Vesharr right down the hill!  Easy-peasy to find.  

Vesharr is one of the bird guys you find all over Spires of Arak, one of the Arakkoa Outcasts.

If you've done your questing in Spires of Arak you've been around him a lot.  He has his three pets. The first out is his bird, The Great Kaliri, and then his Apexis Guardian comes out, and last is Darkwing.

If you do this challenge correctly, there is a VERY good chance that you will kill off Darkwing, before you are even done with the second fight or the Apexis Guardian.

SO.....  Don't forget to HEAL your battle pets before starting the fight.

Vesharr has the following:

The Great Kaliri (1546) *Flying

1. Quills
2. Caw
3. Slicing Wind

Apexis Guardian (1546) *Mechanical

1. Batter
2. Entangling Roots
3. Feathered Frenzy

Darkwing (1400) *Flying

1. Shadow Talon
2. Consume Corpse
3. Anzu's Blessing

There are two different ways I have done these fights.  The first one is the one I am currently doing - mainly because I'm a nob sometimes and FORGET to throw the Carry pet in the first slot and Chrominius in the second, but the second fight is definitely the better one.  But incase you are like me, and a complete nob sometimes, I'll include the first one too.  Ha ha!  

The Carry Pet slot, you can throw YOUR Elekk Plushie in for your An Awfully Big Adventure achievement.

Slot One: Chrominius 

1. Arcane Explosion
2. Ancient Blessing
3. Surge of Power

Slot Two: Carry (can be lvl 1)

Slot Three: Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling

1. Breath
2. Thunderbolt
3. Decoy

Fight 1: The Great Kaliri 

I basically spam Arcane Explosion (which actually effects ALL the challenging pets) and throw an Ancient Blessing in the middle.
So I'm pushing: 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1 - and The Great Kaliri is usually dead. 

Fight 2: Apexis Guardian 

So after The Great Kaliri dies, and Apexis Guardian comes in - I switch out to my Carry pet. Apexis Guardian will do the Entangling Roots, which won't really effect the Carry pet.  Do not throw out a spell from your Carry pet, if you do, you'll end up watching your Carry pet die.  Throwing it out there will be good enough for it to get XP.  Once the Entangled Roots lets your pet go (which will just be a quick thing) you will want to switch out to your Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling.  Once you do, the Apexis Guardian will throw out a spell which will likely kill your Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling. But don't worry!  Your Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling will come back to life, thanks to it being a mechanical pet.  Once he does (if he died, or even if he didn't) ... throw up your Decoy, and then the Thunderbolt, and then spam Breath until the Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling dies.  Once that happens, switch back to Chrominius and spam Arcane Explosion until the Apexis Guardian dies.  If you think you are getting too low on health, you can throw out an Ancient Blessing, but I usually don't.
I push: (sw-Ca), (sw-MPD), (attack will likely kill MPD-but he comes back to life), 3, 2, 1, 1, (MPD dies), (sw-Ch), 1 ... 

Fight 3: Darkwing

If Darkwing didn't die during the Arcane Blast/Thunderbolt party - just spam Arcane Blast until he dies.
I sometimes end up pushing - 1, 1, 1 

 ** Since writing this blog up - I kinda switched things up a bit.  I throw my carry out first, and then continue with the fights - Chrominius and then finishing off with the Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling. IF IF IF you are doing another level 1 Carry, use the above fight with the Carry pet thrown out second.**

There is another fight that I have done (in my notes).

Here is the other way that I have done things....

Slot One: Carry (can be lvl 1)

Slot Two: Chrominius 

1. Arcane Explosion
2. Ancient Blessing
3. Surge of Power

Slot Three: Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling

1. Breath
2. Thunderbolt
3. Decoy

Fight 1: The Great Kaliri
So your Carry pet is in the first slot.  You just do any attack with it.  It can be a level one.  Once you do only one fight on the Carry pet, you switch out to your second pet, Chrominius.  You spam Arcane Explosion until about half health (usually 2 or 3 spells) and then hit your Ancient Blessing, and go back to spamming Arcane Explosion until The Great Kaliri died.
Push: (any), (sw-Ch), 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, (until dead)

Fight 2: Apexis Guardian
When Apexis Guardian comes out, immediately switch to the Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling (you'll notice that Chorminius is rarther a poor choice against Apexis Guardian).  Because you switch, the Entangling Roots will hit you, and then you immediately throw out your Decoy to block that horrible 2nd spell that the Apexis Guardian throws out that kills off the MPD in the first battle. Then you throw out the Thunderbolt, and spam Breath until the Apexis Guardian dies.
Push: (sw-MPD), 3, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, etc

Fight 3: Darkwing
Most likely, if you do this fight, Darkwing will be dead and you won't need to do anything.  However if he does come out, with very minimal health, you just spam Breath.
Push: 1, 1, 1

And your Carry pet goes from lvl 11 to lvl 16 (if you have continued with the same Carry pet like I have)

Once you finish this fight, and collect your reward ... you can click on him again, and Vesharr sells a little something something.   Prices may be different depending on your reputation with the Arakkoa Outcasts.