The Menagerie: Hunter Pet & Warlock Demon Guide

Hunter pet and Warlock demon guide for WoW Classic Era. Browse beasts by zone, level and ability, inspect training advice and navigate hunts. Includes a click-only Feed Pet button.

The Menagerie helps Classic Era Hunters compare pets and Warlocks browse demon information. Explore recorded beasts by zone, level, family and ability, inspect diet and training advice, and preview companions with the game's 3D models.

Use the hunt compass to navigate a selected recorded location. The Feed Pet button chooses eligible food only when you click it. Recorded spawn data is a catalogue, not live creature detection; training evidence and food-selection limits are explained below.

Update 1.9.50

Version-aligned with Noctis Guides 1.9.50. This companion has no functional runtime changes from 1.9.49. Update your installed MissionAccomplished companions together; existing requirements and verification limits remain below.

Update 1.9.38

Adds decorative enemy health bars with full usable fill, changing health colors, gray/gold selection trim, compact names, right-side framed levels and neutral/hostile glyphs. Round threat identities show only for enemies fighting the group: bright green pet aggro, scarlet player/party aggro and vivid orange high threat. Pet cards include small diet/ability icons, cleaner happiness, framed ranks and family catalogue grades. Training controls open Beast Training and use compact cards with fitted artwork.

Package and automated verification are separate from native gameplay acceptance. The remaining reload, trainer, item-use and party-turn-in checks await the user's test handoff.

Update 1.9.36

Adds a compact adaptive animal/pet tooltip with a native portrait, stable world hover, ordinary-hover pet details and current attack-interval grading when catalogue data is unavailable. Removes the tooltip health bar and duplicate native target strips. Target health reaches the inner gold rail, with yellow at 50% and red at 25%.

Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together. Automated verification and scoped native screen checks are recorded separately; gameplay-dependent acceptance is not claimed by previews.

The Menagerie

Update 1.9.35

The tameable target health bar now has a shaded green fill inside the gold rail's recessed face. Foreground trim keeps the bevel visible and clear of the portrait; a smaller outlined percentage stays centered above the fill, including zero or unknown health. This publication updates The Menagerie only. Required Core and Suite dependencies are unchanged. A safely idle native reload and the normal, silver and gold sample gallery passed, including sample-only 0%, 50% and 100% health. Real elite target switching and combat health events remain natively unverified.

Update 1.9.34

Gold elite and silver rare/rare-elite dragon ornaments now distinguish classified tameable targets from normal family portraits. The corrected solid health fill remains above panel art; unavailable classified art falls back to native target chrome. When the best eligible pet food runs out, the existing manual Feed Pet choice uses the next usable benefit band and explains it. Diet, cache, locked-item, quest-reservation and combat protections remain; feeding still takes a manual click. Native new-ornament and real food-depletion checks remain pending at release preparation.

Update 1.9.33

Corrected the custom beast health bar's layering and solid fill so green health remains visible above the panel art. Normal, silver and gold portrait borders retain their distinct appearance.

A native reload and gallery check showed green health bars and distinct borders without new recorded addon errors. Live elite combat remains untested.

Update 1.9.32

Version-aligned with the 1.9.32 suite release (Noctis Guides and Naglet's Toolkit); no new runtime behavior in this package. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together.

Update 1.9.31

The tameable target frame's portrait now fills its ring: it was smaller than the opening of some rings (most visibly the cat, rare silver and elite gold ones), so a crescent of whatever was behind the frame showed between the portrait and the ring. The portrait now has one size, measured from every ring, that sits fully under each ring's border. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together.

Update 1.9.30

Version-aligned with the 1.9.30 suite release, which keeps Blizzard's own dialogs looking like Blizzard's after a suite confirmation; no new runtime behavior in this package. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together.

Update 1.9.29

A target frame for tameable beasts: target a wild beast the catalogue confirms you can tame and the target frame shows its name, family and "Tameable", live health, a level ring in the game's difficulty colour, silver (rare) and gold (elite) portrait rings, threat, the raid marker, and the Menagerie's grades: Overall, Speed, Damage, Health, Armor and Utility. Cats, wolves, boars and birds have their own portrait rings; unknown grades show "?". /menagerie frames opens a gallery of samples. Only tame beasts change the frame: while one is shown, the target-of-target, aura rows and cast bar sit one row lower and the click area covers the portrait; every other target keeps Blizzard's frame. A tame beast first targeted in combat shows Blizzard's frame until the fight ends. Follows "Show addon-rank overlays" (on by default); unit-frame addons that replace the target frame keep their own look. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together.

Update 1.9.28

Version-aligned with the 1.9.28 Noctis Guides login hotfix; no new runtime behavior in this package. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together. Native login/reload confirmation for the hotfix remains pending.

Update 1.9.27

Version-aligned with the 1.9.27 suite release; no new runtime behavior in this package. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together.

Update 1.9.26

Character's Pet page gains a read-only ability drawer with framed icons, rank plaques and hover details. The catalogue adds Solo, Groups and PvP recommendations with explanations and live statistics for the matching summoned pet. Recommendations are addon opinions, not measured DPS or safety guarantees; uninspected pets never borrow another pet's statistics.

Demon Grimoires has five custom Classic portraits, current-to-next skill cards, required levels and a smaller-screen layout. Checking pauses buying and learning across reloads. Summon each demon yourself before checking; unknown skills remain unknown. Optional vendor buying checks actual summoned-demon skills, respects the reserve and visit limit, avoids owned books and waits for confirmation. Close the vendor and click Learn once per book. Nothing automatically summons a demon or spends Soul Shards. Real book purchases and secure learning were not exercised in this release's native smoke session.

Catalogue choices are remembered per character. Grimoires and Hunt fit a separate footer, live-stat refreshes preserve Overview scroll, and Warlocks receive localized Grimoires guidance rather than Hunter instructions. Hunter skill checklists, source levels and nearest eligible spawn selection are improved, with more mapped beasts and conservative opposing-faction destination exclusions. These filters do not guarantee safe travel.

Update 1.9.25

Pet training in one click: a Train circle on your pet's portrait opens Beast Training, then each click teaches the next skill of a recommended Hardcore levelling build for its family. A Menagerie tab on Beast Training slides out the checklist: what is done, what to learn now, which beast to tame or rank to buy next, and what to untrain. The pet panel's skill list reads your pet's skills again.

Update 1.9.24

Hunters restock arrows or bullets at any merchant that sells what the bow or gun fires: better ammo is bought, equipped and the old ammo sold, and a one-click window offers to destroy worthless old vendor ammo. Arrows and bullets in the bags are equipped automatically.

Update 1.9.23

The hunt panel now spots its prey on its own. While a hunt runs, nameplates, your mouseover, your target and your party's targets are checked against the hunted creature, and a match plays the raid warning, flashes the panel red and says where it was seen. On by default; switch it off in Settings.

Update 1.9.21

Version-aligned with the 1.9.21 suite release, which adds Noctis Guides quest-race corrections and map filtering. This package's runtime behavior is unchanged since 1.9.20. Update Core, Suite and your installed modules together. Native acceptance remains unconfirmed.

Update 1.9.18

• Gives the pet portrait priority with compact ratings and fitting text/icons; cleans up training-button placement, search fields, family icons and skill/rank navigation. Player-facing reference labels are neutral.
• Reconciles 594 Hunter records against the Classic pet reference, keeps reported locations on their own maps, and exposes uncertain availability, level disagreements and special taming conditions. Unverified coordinates remain manual-search entries.
• Adds a read-only Pet skill sources browser for 21 abilities and 111 reference ranks, with disputed or unconfirmed entries clearly marked. Corrects ordinary Warlock pet spell/reagent facts while keeping unsupported guardian claims provisional.
• Adds separate, fresh-checked confirmations for one selected Beast Training skill or one native Hunter pet-trainer service. Browsing performs no training; uncertain actions never retry automatically.

Release 1.9.18 includes the current fixes at the owner's request. Automated checks cover the suite; native merchant, real-flight, training/talent and final UI acceptance remain unconfirmed.

Update 1.9.17

Version-aligned with the 1.9.17 suite release; no new runtime behavior in this package. Update your installed MissionAccomplished packages together.

The Menagerie is a Hunter pet and Warlock demon reference for WoW Classic Era 1.15.9. Compare companion families, review abilities and roles, preview companions, and navigate toward recorded hunt locations.

Features

• Hunter pet and Warlock demon database
• Tier comparisons, family details, roles, and ability tooltips
• Class and family filters with By Tier, By Zone, and Spawn Area browsing
• Spawn Area includes a capital city's surrounding outdoor zone, with explicit current-area, Mapped (All Zones), and All Zones scopes; this is a recorded spawn catalog, not live creature detection
• Companion previews for recorded Hunter pets and six Warlock demon entries using client 3D models; companion-specific icons remain visible while loading or when model data is unavailable
• Read-only training advice distinguishes the active pet's learned abilities from the hunter's teachable list and labels unavailable evidence
• Hunt targets with direction and distance
• Optional tier overlays for supported world tooltips and targets
• Circular Hunter Feed Pet button at the bottom-left of the native pet portrait, with a saved show/hide preference
• Click-only food selection based on the pet's diet and level: suitable basic foods are preferred, with additional compatible foods available as clearly labelled fallbacks
• Happy pets can still be topped up by an explicit click; hover explains the chosen food or why feeding is unavailable

Feeding never runs in the background. When no suitable basic food is available, the selector may use a listed cooking ingredient or buff food; the tooltip explicitly identifies fallback food. Quest-marked items, unknown or unsuitable food, locked/moving stacks, held cursors, and combat are excluded. The selector uses a bounded food catalog and estimated level-benefit bands; the running game remains authoritative about whether a feed succeeds. Spawn-area browsing does not change a creature's recorded map coordinates.

Requirements

• Required install companions: MissionAccomplished: Core, Naglet's Toolkit, MissionAccomplished: Suite.
• The CurseForge app uses the published required relations to install companions. For a manual ZIP installation, install each listed companion separately.
• Optional integrations: Noctis Guides.

Compatibility: WoW Classic Era 1.15.9 (Interface 11509).

Artwork

The project icon, distinct Hunter and Warlock Hunt compasses, and addon-owned panel, frame, and control artwork are AI-assisted originals created for MissionAccomplished. They are not in-game screenshots or Blizzard assets.