Zombie Dog - Revision history

Lindaro: Redirected page to Summon Zombie Dogs

2012-06-04T22:57:27Z

Redirected page to Summon Zombie Dogs

Flux: Redirected page to Summon Zombie Dog

2010-09-16T01:37:47Z

Redirected page to Summon Zombie Dog

TyraelsChosen at 20:00, 14 October 2009

2009-10-14T20:00:17Z

Belushi81x: /* Development */

2009-09-02T16:53:06Z

‎Development

Leord at 13:12, 2 September 2009

2009-09-02T13:12:00Z

Leord at 13:11, 2 September 2009

2009-09-02T13:11:33Z

Leord: Mongrel moved to Zombie Dog: Blizz name change

2009-09-02T13:05:56Z

Mongrel moved to Zombie Dog: Blizz name change

Leord at 12:01, 21 August 2009

2009-08-21T12:01:18Z

Leord at 12:00, 21 August 2009

2009-08-21T12:00:37Z

LordOfStrategy at 18:14, 9 August 2009

2009-08-09T18:14:03Z

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−	#redirect [[Summon Zombie ~~Dog~~]]	+	#redirect [[Summon Zombie Dogs]]

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−	~~[[Image:Wd-mongrel2.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Fire and regular Zombie Dogs.]]~~	+	#redirect [[Summon Zombie Dog]]
−	~~The '''Zombie Dog''' is the first [[pet]] the [[Witch Doctor]] gets, and is summoned with the~~ [[Summon Zombie Dog~~]] spell.~~
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−	~~The WD pet was originally called '''Mongrel''', but was changed during [[BlizzCon 2009]] to Zombie Dog, because it was more descriptive, and actually the original working name within the [[D3 Team]].~~
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−	The Zombie dog is a good general tank, but is a bit slow on the uptake, and doesn't deal much damage, which can be a problem if you are running through a level. The Witch Doctor can [[Sacrifice]] the Zombie Dog to deal damage based on his health.
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−	As many as 4 Mongrels are seen in screen shots and in the gameplay video for a single Witch Woctor, although it is not known what the limits are. In fact, most of the mechanics are not known for sure. Most shots show only 3.
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−	~~==Development==~~
−	This summon was first seen in the [[Gameplay Trailer]] where fans were told that it could be enhanced with the Witch Doctors offensive spells to do additional damage. The Player then demonstrated this by blasting the Mongrel with a [[Locust Swarm]] which buffed it, changing its appearance, leaving it covered in a green goo as well as making it cause additional damage with it's regular attack.
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−	Later in the same video the female Witch Doctor is seen hitting her mongrel with a [[Skull of Flame]] (although it was called "Fire Bomb" at the time of the trailer) causing it to look fiery and, presumably, do fire damage.
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−	Sometime prior to the Blizzcon 09, this buffing feature was removed. According to [[Bashiok]] the feature will not return, and was removed in favor of other buffing methods (runes, passive skills etc.)
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−	~~[[Image:Wd-mongrel3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|2 regular Zombie Dogs.]]~~
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−	~~[[Category:Animals]]~~
−	~~[[Category:NPCs]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Witch Doctor~~]]

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−	[[Image:Wd-mongrel2.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Fire and regular ~~mongrels~~.]]	+	[[Image:Wd-mongrel2.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Fire and regular Zombie Dogs.]]
	The '''Zombie Dog''' is the first [[pet]] the [[Witch Doctor]] gets, and is summoned with the [[Summon Zombie Dog]] spell.		The '''Zombie Dog''' is the first [[pet]] the [[Witch Doctor]] gets, and is summoned with the [[Summon Zombie Dog]] spell.

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	This summon was first seen in the [[Gameplay Trailer]] where fans were told that it could be enhanced with the Witch Doctors offensive spells to do additional damage. The Player then demonstrated this by blasting the Mongrel with a [[Locust Swarm]] which buffed it, changing its appearance, leaving it covered in a green goo as well as making it cause additional damage with it's regular attack.		This summon was first seen in the [[Gameplay Trailer]] where fans were told that it could be enhanced with the Witch Doctors offensive spells to do additional damage. The Player then demonstrated this by blasting the Mongrel with a [[Locust Swarm]] which buffed it, changing its appearance, leaving it covered in a green goo as well as making it cause additional damage with it's regular attack.

−	Later in the same video the female Witch Doctor is seen hitting her mongrel with a [[Skull of Flame]] (although it was called "Fire Bomb" at the time of the trailer) causing it to look fiery and, presumably, do fire damage.	+	Later in the same video the female Witch Doctor is seen hitting her mongrel with a [[Skull of Flame]] (although it was called "Fire Bomb" at the time of the trailer) causing it to look fiery and, presumably, do fire damage.
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		+	Sometime prior to the Blizzcon 09, this buffing feature was removed. According to [[Bashiok]] the feature will not return, and was removed in favor of other buffing methods (runes, passive skills etc.)

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−	[[Image:Wd-mongrel3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|~~Fire and~~ regular ~~mongrels~~.]]	+	[[Image:Wd-mongrel3.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px\|2 regular Zombie Dogs.]]

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 [[Image:Wd-mongrel2.jpg|thumb|300px|Fire and regular mongrels.]]
-The ''Mongrel'' is the first summon that the [[Witch Doctor]] gets, and is summoned with the [[Summon Mongrel]] Spell.
+The '''Zombie Dog''' is the first [[pet]] the [[Witch Doctor]] gets, and is summoned with the [[Summon Zombie Dog]] spell.
-This summon was first seen in the [[Gameplay Trailer]] where fans were told that it could be enhanced with the Witch Doctors offensive spells to do additional damage.  The Player then demonstrates this by blasting the Mongrel with a [[Locust Swarm]].  This buff makes the Mongrel's appearance change, leaving it covered in a green goo as well as making it cause additional damage with it's regular attack.  Later in the same video the female witch doctor is seen hitting her mongrel with a [[Skull of Flame]] (although it was called "Fire Bomb" at the time of the trailer) causing it to look fiery and, presumably, do fire damage.
+The WD pet was originally called '''Mongrel''', but was changed during [[BlizzCon 2009]] to Zombie Dog, because it was more descriptive, and actually the original working name within the [[D3 Team]].
-There is also a [[Sacrifice]] spell in the Witch Doctor's arsenal with causes the Mongrel to explode and cause damage to all nearby enemies.
+The Zombie dog is a good general tank, but is a bit slow on the uptake, and doesn't deal much damage, which can be a problem if you are running through a level. The Witch Doctor can [[Sacrifice]] the Zombie Dog to deal damage based on his health.
-As many as 4 Mongrels are seen in screen shots and in the gameplay video for a single Witch Woctor, although it is not known what the limits are. In fact, most of the mechanics are not known for sure.
+As many as 4 Mongrels are seen in screen shots and in the gameplay video for a single Witch Woctor, although it is not known what the limits are. In fact, most of the mechanics are not known for sure. Most shots show only 3.

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 As many as 4 Mongrels are seen in screen shots and in the gameplay video for a single Witch Woctor, although it is not known what the limits are. In fact, most of the mechanics are not known for sure.
 [[Category:Animals]]
 [[Category:NPCs]]