Trakanon's Teeth  

I've seen the mob that you are talking about. i was with cult of rathma while helping them with there OS keys. I (a 53 ranger) was pulling hunters to the TT zone. i pulled this caster 4 times, and he hits pretty hard with spells. he was dark blue to me, and has lots of hp and hits in the 60-80 range (not his spells though). when i first got to the zone Doom was up, we killed him and killed this guy 3 times and about 8 or so hunters.

Dartaniun Eagleeye
Pathfinder of Tunare

I can confirm that Doom is the baddy of the Hunter cycle, and is a level 55 undead Iksar Skele Warrior-type mob which can run SoW/WF/SoE-speed. He hits for about 150, and has 10k-ish hp, if not more.

Either snare-pull him (resisted from a 53 Druid), or fight him where he stands with your group.

He can drop gems and spells rarely, but is really just the "booby-prize" of the Hunter cycle.

Here's the scoop on TT.

You need a tracker. Can't live without one. This is a huge zone, and there are lots of wandering mobs that will aggro you even in the upper 50's.

Hunting the Forager / Hunter is pretty straightforward. Each Forager / Hunter has three possible 'tracks' that they spawn and march on - along the north wall, west wall (north half), and south wall. The Forager spawns most frequently along the west wall track. The Hunter spawns most frequenty along the north track. At least none of them ever spawn on the East side of the zone :) Note that all special named spawns spawn in the same areas as their hunter/forager trigger and march back and forth in the same general pattern. It is important to understand the concept of the two 'tracks' because most of the time you will be hunting close to one track and then after a kill suddenly nothing pops up. Your mob is going to be on one of the other tracks. They do not move from track to track - i.e. if a mob spawns in the south track he will be there, marching back and forth, until he is killed. You will not see a Forager or Hunter if a named from their named table is up - you will have to kill the named before the F or H will spawn.

Which leads me to an important point. A hunter AND a forager mob is ALWAYS up in the zone. I am using small "h" and "f" here to denote either the Hunter or Forager mobs or any of their associated named mobs. The second you kill a Hunter, for example, either another Hunter spawns or a hunter named spawns from the hunter named table. There is NO spawn delay. You CANNOT cause a Forager to spawn from killing a Hunter, nor can you get a forager named to spawn from killing a Hunter.

There is a long list of named spawns that can be triggered by killing the H or F. As I mentioned above, the named spawn tables are distinctly different for both H and F. I have a comprehensive list of what drops from which mob, but I leave it to you to discover for yourselves :) Good items drop on both tables, so neither the Hunter nor Forager is better in that respect, it just depends on which item you are most interested in. About half of the named mobs carry items, and half drop nothing special other than loot you might find on the H or F. There are no common or rare items. If a named that normally carries an item spawns, he will have that item 100% of the time. If a named that does not carry items spawns - you're out of luck. This is especially painful if the cheap named mob happens to be a level 50 caster. It seems that named mobs spawn about 20% of the time and the H or F spawn the rest. Sometimes you can get a run of three or four named at a time, sometimes a long string of no luck.

The Forage and Hunter are ALWAYS level 45, but they have more hit points and do more damage than a normal level 45 mob. The named spawns can be many levels, but seem to be 48 on the low end and 50 on the high end. I have NEVER been summoned by a named mob anywhere in this zone so I think 50 is the cap.

Quick comment. The Hangman appears to be the toughest mob in this zone. He is hasted and sowed, and can kick some butt if you arent ready for him. He can outrun a 56 shaman :) Root and snare and you'll be ok, but if he gets on you before you can get a spell off you're gonna be hurting - he disrupts spells like mad and has fairly good resists. Also, this zone is notorious for adds during pulls. Make sure you totally buff your puller.

There is some nice mid-level No Drop stuff in this zone. It can be worthwhile to park a character in the zone if he might benefit from a No Drop item. Check the loot tables.

Final comment. It is generally good manners to take either the Hunter OR the Forager spawns but not both (unless no one else is in the zone). Since the mobs insta-spawn a replacement when you kill them, there is absolutely nothing to be gained by taking both spawns. If you need Seb keys it is very easy to shout for the piece you need, and the other group will let you loot em.

Good luck!

Yes - Renux drops Ravenscale Armor

However, Renux spawns in Steamfont - not in Trak's Teeth