On this page, you will find every Hunter class quest in WoW Forever, the abilities and rewards they unlock, and how to complete each quest chain.
Hunter Class Quest Guide for World of Warcraft: Forever
Hunters have one major quest as a class, which unlocks your pet at Level 10. Once you hit Level 10, you should always prioritize completing this quest as soon as possible since it will be the single biggest boost to your damage, survivability, and leveling efficiency that you will ever experience on your journey from 1 to 60. Beyond earning your pet, Hunters do have another quest available at Level 50. Its rewards are some decent gear options rather than a new skill unlock.
Human Hunter Class Quests
Level 10 - Pet Unlock
Travel to either Stormwind or Goldshire in the Human starting zone and seek out one of the Hunter trainers. You can also pick up a breadcrumb quest called "The Hunter's Path" from other trainers that will take you there. Once you've arrived, you will pick up the quest Taming the Beast.
Taming the Beast will give you a 
Taming Rod, which is an item that functions
the same as the spell you will unlock after the quest chain, Tame Beast. This quest
will be repeated 3 times total, with each quest requiring you to tame a specific type of beast.
Once you tame the beast for your current quest, return it to the trainer and they will
give you the next version of the quest. The beasts that you will need
to find are:
- Rockhide Boar (Boar)
- Gray Forest Wolf (Wolf)
- Young Forest Bear (Bear)
Important: taming these beasts can be very dangerous. Taming a beast requires you to channel the item for 10 seconds, and you cannot do any other actions while channeling. Starting the channel will turn the target beast hostile, and it gets 10+ seconds to try and kill you while you cannot fight back.
The best way to go about taming is to always start with using a 
Concussive Shot
on the target from max range, immediately followed by the tame beast channel. This will slow the enemy
down and cause it to spend a few more seconds running to reach you, saving you some hits.
It still will deal some damage to you though, so make sure no other enemies are nearby when you
find your taming target.
If you have trouble finding the beast you are looking for, make sure to use 
Track Beasts
and look at your mini-map for beasts that may be nearby. You can hover over the icons that appear
there to check the names and see if they are the right beast you are looking for.
Once you have completed all 3 taming quests, return to the trainer and you will unlock your
full suite of pet abilities, including the real, permanent version of Tame Beast.
Now you can go tame a permanent pet companion!
Dwarf Hunter Class Quests
Level 10 - Pet Unlock
Travel to either Iron Forge or Kharanos in the Dwarf starting zone and seek out one of the Hunter trainers. You can also pick up a breadcrumb quest from other trainers called "The Hunter's Path" that will take you there, or you can just pick it up and turn it in at the trainer. There you will pick up the quest Taming the Beast.
Taming the Beast will give you a Taming Rod, which is an item that functions
the same as the spell you will unlock after the quest chain, Tame Beast. This quest
will be repeated 3 times total, with each quest requiring you to tame a specific type of beast.
Once you tame the beast for your current quest, return it to the trainer and they will
give you the next version of the quest. The beasts that you will need
to find are:
- Large Crag Boar (Boar)
- Snow Leopard (Cat)
- Ice Claw Bear (Bear)
Important: taming these beasts can be very dangerous. Taming a beast requires you to channel the item for 10 seconds, and you cannot do any other actions while channeling. Starting the channel will turn the target beast hostile, and it gets 10+ seconds to try and kill you while you cannot fight back.
The best way to go about taming is to always start with using a Concussive Shot
on the target from max range, immediately followed by the tame beast channel. This will slow the enemy
down and cause it to spend a few more seconds running to reach you, saving you some hits.
It still will deal some damage to you though, so make sure no other enemies are nearby when you
find your taming target.
If you have trouble finding the beast you are looking for, make sure to use Track Beasts
and look at your mini-map for beasts that may be nearby. You can hover over the icons that appear
there to check the names and see if they are the right beast you are looking for.
Once you have completed all 3 taming quests, return to the trainer and you will unlock your
full suite of pet abilities, including the real, permanent version of Tame Beast.
Now you can go tame a permanent pet companion!
Night Elf Hunter Class Quests
Level 10 - Pet Unlock
Travel to either Dolanaar or Darnassus in the Night Elf starting zone and seek out one of the Hunter trainers. You can also pick up a breadcrumb quest from other trainers called "The Hunter's Path" that will take you there, or you can just pick it up and turn it in at the trainer. There you will pick up the quest Taming the Beast.
Taming the Beast will give you a Taming Rod, which is an item that functions
the same as the spell you will unlock after the quest chain, Tame Beast. This quest
will be repeated 3 times total, with each quest requiring you to tame a specific type of beast.
Once you tame the beast for your current quest, return it to the trainer and they will
give you the next version of the quest. The beasts that you will need
to find are:
- Webwood Lurker (Spider)
- Nightsaber (Cat)
- Forest Owl (Owl)
Important: taming these beasts can be very dangerous. Taming a beast requires you to channel the item for 10 seconds, and you cannot do any other actions while channeling. Starting the channel will turn the target beast hostile, and it gets 10+ seconds to try and kill you while you cannot fight back.
The best way to go about taming is to always start with using a Concussive Shot
on the target from max range, immediately followed by the tame beast channel. This will slow the enemy
down and cause it to spend a few more seconds running to reach you, saving you some hits.
It still will deal some damage to you though, so make sure no other enemies are nearby when you
find your taming target.
If you have trouble finding the beast you are looking for, make sure to use Track Beasts
and look at your mini-map for beasts that may be nearby. You can hover over the icons that appear
there to check the names and see if they are the right beast you are looking for.
Once you have completed all 3 taming quests, return to the trainer and you will unlock your
full suite of pet abilities, including the real, permanent version of Tame Beast.
Now you can go tame a permanent pet companion!
Orc/Troll Hunter Class Quests
Level 10 - Pet Unlock
Travel to either Orgrimmar or Razor Hill in the Orc and Troll starting zone and seek out one of the Hunter trainers. You can also pick up a breadcrumb quest from other trainers called "The Hunter's Path" that will take you there, or you can just pick it up and turn it in at the trainer. There you will pick up the quest Taming the Beast.
Taming the Beast will give you a Taming Rod, which is an item that functions
the same as the spell you will unlock after the quest chain, Tame Beast. This quest
will be repeated 3 times total, with each quest requiring you to tame a specific type of beast.
Once you tame the beast for your current quest, return it to the trainer and they will
give you the next version of the quest. The beasts that you will need
to find are:
- Dire Mottled Boar (Boar)
- Surf Crawler (Crab)
- Armored Scorpid (Scorpion)
Important: taming these beasts can be very dangerous. Taming a beast requires you to channel the item for 10 seconds, and you cannot do any other actions while channeling. Starting the channel will turn the target beast hostile, and it gets 10+ seconds to try and kill you while you cannot fight back.
The best way to go about taming is to always start with using a Concussive Shot
on the target from max range, immediately followed by the tame beast channel. This will slow the enemy
down and cause it to spend a few more seconds running to reach you, saving you some hits.
It still will deal some damage to you though, so make sure no other enemies are nearby when you
find your taming target.
If you have trouble finding the beast you are looking for, make sure to use Track Beasts
and look at your mini-map for beasts that may be nearby. You can hover over the icons that appear
there to check the names and see if they are the right beast you are looking for.
Once you have completed all 3 taming quests, return to the trainer and you will unlock your
full suite of pet abilities, including the real, permanent version of Tame Beast.
Now you can go tame a permanent pet companion!
Tauren Hunter Class Quests
Level 10 - Pet Unlock
Travel to either Thunderbluff or Bloodhoof Village in the Tauren starting zone and seek out one of the Hunter trainers. You can also pick up a breadcrumb quest from other trainers called "The Hunter's Path" that will take you there, or you can just pick it up and turn it in at the trainer. There you will pick up the quest Taming the Beast.
Taming the Beast will give you a Taming Rod, which is an item that functions
the same as the spell you will unlock after the quest chain, Tame Beast. This quest
will be repeated 3 times total, with each quest requiring you to tame a specific type of beast.
Once you tame the beast for your current quest, return it to the trainer and they will
give you the next version of the quest. The beasts that you will need
to find are:
- Adult Plainstrider (Plainstrider)
- Prairie Stalker (Cat)
- Swoop (Carrion)
Important: taming these beasts can be very dangerous. Taming a beast requires you to channel the item for 10 seconds, and you cannot do any other actions while channeling. Starting the channel will turn the target beast hostile, and it gets 10+ seconds to try and kill you while you cannot fight back.
The best way to go about taming is to always start with using a Concussive Shot
on the target from max range, immediately followed by the tame beast channel. This will slow the enemy
down and cause it to spend a few more seconds running to reach you, saving you some hits.
It still will deal some damage to you though, so make sure no other enemies are nearby when you
find your taming target.
If you have trouble finding the beast you are looking for, make sure to use Track Beasts
and look at your mini-map for beasts that may be nearby. You can hover over the icons that appear
there to check the names and see if they are the right beast you are looking for.
Once you have completed all 3 taming quests, return to the trainer and you will unlock your
full suite of pet abilities, including the real, permanent version of Tame Beast.
Now you can go tame a permanent pet companion!
Skyborne Hunter Class Quests
Level 10 - Pet Unlock
Travel to Valanaar in the Skyborne starting zone and seek out the Hunter trainer. You can also pick up a breadcrumb quest from other trainers called "The Hunter's Path" that will take you there, or you can just pick it up and turn it in at the trainer. There you will pick up the quest Taming the Beast.
Taming the Beast will give you a Taming Rod, which is an item that functions
the same as the spell you will unlock after the quest chain, Tame Beast. This quest
will be repeated 3 times total, with each quest requiring you to tame a specific type of beast.
Once you tame the beast for your current quest, return it to the trainer and they will
give you the next version of the quest. The beasts that you will need
to find are:
- Windsong Crawler (Crab)
- Ornery Galestrider (Tallstrider)
- Vuldren Alpha (Cat)
Important: taming these beasts can be very dangerous. Taming a beast requires you to channel the item for 10 seconds, and you cannot do any other actions while channeling. Starting the channel will turn the target beast hostile, and it gets 10+ seconds to try and kill you while you cannot fight back.
The best way to go about taming is to always start with using a Concussive Shot
on the target from max range, immediately followed by the tame beast channel. This will slow the enemy
down and cause it to spend a few more seconds running to reach you, saving you some hits.
It still will deal some damage to you though, so make sure no other enemies are nearby when you
find your taming target.
If you have trouble finding the beast you are looking for, make sure to use Track Beasts
and look at your mini-map for beasts that may be nearby. You can hover over the icons that appear
there to check the names and see if they are the right beast you are looking for.
Once you have completed all 3 taming quests, return to the trainer and you will unlock your
full suite of pet abilities, including the real, permanent version of Tame Beast.
Now you can go tame a permanent pet companion!
Post-Level 30 Hunter Quests
While in previous versions of World of Warcraft there was one more minor Hunter quest available at Level 50, we were never able to confirm this during the Beta. The Beta ended at Level 30 and many classes got modifications and additions to class quests, so we will be updating this section with new quests found after Forever's official release!
Changelog
- 29 Oct. 2026: Guide Added.
