Juvenile Eagle
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Juvenile Eagles are terrestrial pets that can be charmed by rangers.“This mighty eagle is the most majestic of birds. They are strong, deadly predators, inflicting bleeding wounds with their claws and beak while evading counterattacks.
— Acht
Pet skills and attributes[edit]
Eagle pets use the following skills:
| Juvenile Eagle skills | ||
|---|---|---|
| Skill slot | Skill | Description |
| Common to the bird family | Slash | Slash your foe. |
| Swoop | Swoop at your foe, making them vulnerable. | |
| Quickening Screech | Grant swiftness to nearby allies. | |
| Special | Lacerating Slash | Slash your foes and cause them to bleed. |
At level 80, juvenile eagle pets have the following default attributes:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
 Power |
1,524 |
 Precision |
2,211 |
 Toughness |
1,524 |
 Vitality |
2,211 |
 Ferocity |
0 |
 Healing Power |
0 |
 Condition Damage |
700 |
Locations[edit]
- Fields of Ruin
- Bento Canyon — south west of Tyler's Bivouac waypoint
- Halkor Meadows — east of the renown heart on the hill
- Bloodtide Coast
- Risewild Hills — Northeast corner, in partial cave with trolls
- Whisperwill Bogs — In Rihann's Respite
- Gendarran Fields
- Overlook Caverns — At the vista, and below the vista on the cliffs
- Harathi Hinterlands
- Wildspine Hills — Just north, on the right fork of the road
- Kessex Hills
- Earthlord's Gap — Beside the Gap Waypoint
- Greyhoof Meadows — Southeast of the Greyhoof Camp Waypoint
- Sojourner's Way — Southeast of the Sojourner's Way Waypoint, on either side of the road
- Timberline Falls
- Krongar Pass — close to the path leading to the Moot
- Guilty Tears — south of Ogduk waypoint, flying around the river
Gallery[edit]
Bento Canyon
Halkor Meadows
Overlook Caverns
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Trivia[edit]
- The in-game appearance of the eagle looks like a golden eagle, despite the icon having the white head typical of bald eagles. This may be a reference to the appearance of real-life juvenile bald eagles, which look very similar to golden eagles for the first few years of life.
