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Commentaire de 62697

Introduced with the latest trading card game, March of the Legion. Only obtained by redeeming codes on the actual cards themselves.

Commentaire de Kabuu

This pet has 2 unique animations. Every 20 seconds or so it will hover back and forth with it's rockets, then land safely on the ground. Occasionally it will mess this up and explode in a comical burst of feathers and smoke after rocketing several feet into the air. Both of these animations will happen even if it is following you, so it's not uncommon for it to be bouncing towards you at 5,000mph trying to catch up.

Commentaire de finear

u can see it near Auctioneer Graves
https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/npc=15677
in booty bay

Commentaire de murban

Animations of it blowing up:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHdhWrs3KCY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVThBlc6GU0

one is a close up, but hard to see the explosion. The other is further away, but harder to see the chicken :)

Commentaire de Daldain

Where does it come from and how hard is it to get?
The Rocket Chicken comes from the World of Warcraft TCG (trading card game)
TCG Expansion: March of the Legion (Official Site)
Card: Robotic Homing Chicken
Rarity: 1/181 booster packs
Distribution: March of the Legion booster boxes contain 24 boosters and cost approx $60 USD (inc. shipping), therefore the average cost of obtaining this particular loot is $453.00. This was the first set with increased loot distribution.

How much would I expect to pay for one off eBay or similar?
According to http://www.wowtcgloot.com/rocket_chicken.htm (most information sourced from there), the lowest Buy It Now price starts around $48 USD upwards to $55 USD, with the average quantity listed hovering around 8 items.

Facts:

Regularly it will hover back and forth with its rockets, then land safely on the ground.
Occasionally it will amusingly explode after rocketing several feet into the air.
When it explodes the combat log says "Rocket Chicken is killed by Suicide".
Useable at any level and therefore available for twinks.

How do the Loot cards work?
Loot cards are special rare versions of WoW TCG cards found in booster packs, starter decks, and raid decks that have a revealable unique code. Once this protective layer concealing the code is scratched away, a 25 digit promotion code is revealed that can be entered into the Blizzard offical promotions page. These codes work for both US and EU servers.

I have the 25 digit loot code, now what?
All accounts from every region in the world use http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/misc/promotion.html to redeem any and all special loot. This webpage allows you to enter the 25 digit promotion code and also select the region and realm for the character that will receive the loot item.

Upon succcessfuly submitting the above information, you will be presented with an in-game code. Write this code down or print it out; you will need it to retrieve your item. Log into the game with the character that is to receive the item and travel to Booty Bay in Stranglethorn Vale. There, you will need to find a goblin by the name of Landro Longshot. He is located on the lower parts of Booty Bay on the docks, and should be easily recognised due to the fact that he has a distinctive purple shirt and two body guards next to him.

When you find Landro, he will first ask if you are here for a promotion, and then ask you which TCG expansion your item comes from (or Points Redemption); check your loot card if you are not sure which item that is. Ensure you have got bag space to hold the item!

Commentaire de asli

The explosion animation is not so rare. Mostly, Rocket Chicken lasts 4 or 5 minutes before exploding in the air with spilling feather animation around it. If you want it to be your companion, you have to resummon it, over and over.

Commentaire de Baelof

This is a little known fact, but if you run your poor little Rocket chicken through shallow water, you can see sparks flying off of it.

Commentaire de 14466

The rockets looks a lot like the wowhead logo. Maybe a subtle shout-out to one of the best WoW databases available?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

This is part of the TCG - looks brilliant!

Check it out here:

http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/wow/en/news/article.aspx?aid=3418

Commentaire de Allakhazam

MUST HVE IT

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Oops. Posted twice. :D

Edited, Nov 21st 2007 3:14pm by Flashrican

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Regularly it will hover back and forth with its rockets, then land safely on the ground.
Occasionally it will amusingly explode after rocketing several feet into the air.
When it explodes the combat log says "Rocket Chicken is killed by Suicide".
Useable at any level and therefore available for twinks.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Could not of picked a better name.

I saw then and immediately thought "Robot chicken? Adult swim?"

Commentaire de Allakhazam

That's so funny that you thought that because that is the exact same thing I thought when I first saw it. That is such an awesome show.

Commentaire de Thottbot

This item is from the TCG, just like the dragon kites, flame and frost tabard, etc.
Here is a picture of it, courtesy of mmochampion.
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m14/weeman342/robotchicken.jpg

Commentaire de Thottbot

looks like some1 want's his chicken REALY cooked

Commentaire de Thottbot

is it true that you have to re-summon if and when a rocket malfunctions and it blows up?

Commentaire de Thottbot

Goblins: They always put a smile on my face. =)

Commentaire de Thottbot

Here's a bit of information about the Rocket Chicken for you guys -

The Loot Card which gives this pet is entitled "Robotic Homing Chicken" and is a part of the new March of the Legion Trading Card collection.

It can be summoned and dismissed like any other non-combat pet.

The Rocket Chicken will periodically hover above the ground using its' rockets. Occasionally, the rockets will malfunction and the chicken will fly upwards and explode.

The Rocket Chicken will need to be re-summoned after it explodes.

Also, this pet has some difficulties keeping up with your character as it will periodically stop to hover while following you. It will usually catch up to you afterwards though.

Commentaire de Thottbot

you can strap a couple rockets onto anything and make it better.

Commentaire de Thottbot

have they come up with a rocket squirel or maybe a rocket bunny

Commentaire de Thottbot

i dont think so

Commentaire de Thottbot

Where does it come from and how hard is it to get?
The Rocket Chicken comes from the World of Warcraft TCG (trading card game)
TCG Expansion: March of the Legion (Official Site)
Card: Robotic Homing Chicken
Rarity: 1/242 booster packs
Distribution: Booster boxes contain 24 boosters and cost approx $85 USD (inc. shipping), therefore the average cost of obtaining this particular loot is $857.00

How much would I expect to pay for one off eBay or similar?
According to http://www.wowtcgloot.com/rocket_chicken.htm (most information sourced from there), the lowest Buy It Now price starts around $60 USD upwards to $75 USD, with the average quantity listed hovering around 8 items.

Facts:

Regularly it will hover back and forth with its rockets, then land safely on the ground.
Occasionally it will amusingly explode after rocketing several feet into the air.
Useable at any level and therefore available for twinks.

How do the Loot cards work?
Loot cards are special rare versions of WoW TCG cards found in booster packs, starter decks, and raid decks that have a revealable unique code. Once this protective layer concealing the code is scratched away, a 25 digit promotion code is revealed that can be entered into the Blizzard offical promotions page.

I have the 25 digit loot code, now what?
All accounts from every region in the world use http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/misc/promotion.html to redeem any and all special loot. This webpage allows you to select the region and realm for the character that is to receive the item as well as provision for entering the 25 digit code.

Upon succcessfuly submitting the above information, you will be presented with an in-game code. Write this code down or print it out; you will need it to retrieve your item. Log into the game with the character that is to receive the item and travel to Booty Bay in Stranglethorn Vale. There, you will need to find a goblin by the name of Landro Longshot. He is located on the lower parts of Booty Bay on the docks, and should be easily recognised due to the fact that he has two body guards riding turtle mounts next to him, a gorilla on a pole behind him, and a small hippogryph hatchling flying next to him.

When you find Landro, he will ask you which item your code is for; check your loot card if you are not sure which item that is. Ensure you have got bag space to hold the item! Select the item from Landro's list of available promotions, and then enter the in-game code you wrote down.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Got one on my 7th or so pack. You do Have to resummon it after it explodes. Its an instant cast but if your own a mount its a bit of a pain. It is about 3x the size of the normal OOX Chicken Model. About the size of a Tauren's foot. It explodes into a bunch of feathers and clucks. It makes noise with its rockets(Doesn't always explode) so if your in pvp don't take him out. The sound will alert EVERYONE within range theres someone there. All in all great pet pvp is a big no no.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Too bad you can't send it at someone like an exploding sheep heeheehee.

Commentaire de Thottbot

i have one word to say...HTF DO YOU GET THE CODE FOR THIS CHICKEN THING?

Commentaire de Thottbot

yea just on a rare card

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