Nearly Headless Jacob

Nearly Headless Jacob:

• 
  
• [npc=66618]-Undead
• 
  
• [npc=66619] - Undead
• 
  
• [npc=66616] - Undead
• 
  

Turtles! Many turtles can do critter damage, have a heal, and are aquatic so Undead does weak damage to them. Turtles are perfect for this fight.

Get a set of three and name them Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. And you'll kick ass on this fight. ([npc=62994], [npc=63293], and [npc=63060] can be caught at level 22 in Pandaria)

Turtles will better survive [petability=218] and [petability=654] because of their normally increased health pools and Undead's weakness against Aquatic.

Use [petability=566] every turn.
Use [petability=123] on cooldown, unless the current pet is almost dead, because you should save it for the [petability=242] passive (because they are going to die anyway).

If your pets are low level (21-22) and you're having trouble with the reduced healing from [petability=256], you might wanna bring a pet that can overwrite the weather effect (preferably [petability=404] or [petability=230].)

I used:

1. Rare level 25 S/B Small Frog: Water Jet, Cleansing Rain, Swarm of Flies.
2. Rare level 23 B/B Leopard Tree Frog: Water Jet, Cleansing Rain, Swarm of Flies.

This was very easy. The first frog killed the first pet (undead), and halfway killed off the second pet (undead), before dying. My second frog finished off the second pet, and killed the third pet (undead).

I had a third frog lined up, but there was no need to use him.

Nearly headless? How can you be nearly headless?