I don't really understand the point of placing an archaeology zone below these beasts. The worst thing is I'm an alliance who ran all the way here just for archaeology and now I'll have to die repeatedly if I want that zone excavated or live the rest of my WoD days with 3 archaeology zones instead of 4.
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Garn Nighthowl
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"Orc and beast alike feared the Garn. Great black wolves, among the most vicious and cunning predators on Draenor" - Lords of War Part Three – Durotan
Actually they have a surprisingly low aggro radius, if you are on the very tip of melee range the sleeping ones won't aggro. I've clear those ruins twice already and the only time I died was when I ran straight over one of them and they one shot me.
Details
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Hunter Pet: Wolf
Garn Nighthowl belongs to the Wolf creature family, which Hunters can tame; its pet specialization is Ferocity. The Wolf diet in the client data: Meat. The Wolf family’s own pet skill line (Pet - Wolf) teaches 2 abilities:
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Level and Map Tracking
The game data tunes Garn Nighthowl for levels 10 to 40, Warlords of Draenor content.