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Commento di Daldain

Where does it come from and how hard is it to get?
Papa Hummel's Old-Fashioned Pet Biscuit comes from the World of Warcraft TCG (trading card game)
TCG Expansion: Servants of the Betrayer (Press Release)
Card: Papa Hummel's Old-Fashioned Pet Biscuit
Rarity: 1/11 booster packs (speculative)
Distribution: Booster boxes contain 24 boosters and cost approx $85 USD (inc. shipping), therefore the average cost of obtaining this particular loot is $39.00

How much would I expect to pay for one off eBay or similar?
According to http://www.wowtcgloot.com/papa_hummels_pet_biscuit.htm (most information sourced from there), the expansion won't be released until the 15th of April. Upperdeck Entertainment the makers of the TCG have specified that all three loot cards (Papa Hummels Pet Biscuit, Personal Weather Machine, X-51 Nether-Rocket) in this expansion are far more common that in the previous sets, so apart from the inital rush during release the price should for this item should average around less than $10USD.

Facts:

Useable only on Non-Combat Pets.
Doubles the size of Non-Combat Pets (15 yd range).
Named after TCG designer Mike Hummel.
You receive a stack of 50 biscuits when you redeem the code. Can stack up to 250.
Is a super-common loot card.
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.

EDIT: Known to receive 50 biscuits per redemption rather than the 20 initially mentioned. Makes sense since it can stack up to 250 times. Also, chances are you need to redeem another code to get more biscuits, i.e. one code doesn't guarantee unlimited supply.

Commento di 83605

From the looks of it, it wont be able to be bought after you turn it in the first time, because according to Daldain's post, it is a "Super-common loot card". Seems to be a nice perk to those who regularly play and purchase the cards.

Commento di Dredge

Named for Mike Hummel from the WTCG Division of Blizzard.
http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/wow/en/news/article.aspx?aid=3759

Commento di bennett420

Here is a video clip made by TCG to show the effects this item has on the non combat pets

Papa Hummel's Old-Fashioned Pet Biscuit

Commento di trollied

I can confirm that you get a stack of 50 when you redeem the code at the TCG vendor in Booty Bay.

Some pets look brilliant - Merlocs, Egbert, Lurky, to name but a few.

Others, not so good - The Dragon Kite's string also grows to be twice as long, and ends up getting lost in the roof :-)

The cards are very common. I've given away 2 codes so far, and still have 8 unscratched.

Commento di Shimmy

These work on the Orphan Children you get for the Childrens Week Quests.

https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=31880
https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=31881
https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=18598
https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=18597

Something about a 6 foot drainei girl is unsettling.

Commento di Toldry

Can anyone confirm if this works on pet quests such as

Blast the Gateway
Bloody Imp-ossible!
Hungry Nether Rays

?

Commento di 113310

how long does the buff last? and does it go away after your minipet despawns (ie. player death, zoning etc.)

Commento di 38506

The buff on your pet only lasts as long as the pet stays at your side (like it says in the tool-tip).

So if you die, summon another pet, enter an instance, get summoned anywhere or jump on a taxi then your pet will lose the buff.

Commento di Toldry

Can anyone feed this to Egbert and make a video of a 10 feet tall crazy baby hawkstider rampage around?

Commento di 171127

Just thought I'd add, this thing can be used on other people's pets, or anything with the classification of Non-combat Pet. Even NPC pets can be fed the biscuit.

I was able to get all my Kara members giant pets in a run :)

Commento di Cocomatona

Very cool when combined with the pet summoned by Don Carlos' Famous Hat simply because the coyote spirit is as large as a shaman in ghost wolf form by default. Combined with these biscuits the pet is huge.

Commento di Allakhazam

only one charge? bah, would be really cool otherwise. :D

Commento di Allakhazam

Each Papa Hummel's Old-fashioned Pet Biscuit Loot card can be redeemed for 50 :( Pet Biscuits from Landro. The pet biscuits can be used only on cosmetic pets.

Commento di Allakhazam

Useable only on Non-Combat Pets.
Doubles the size of Non-Combat Pets (15 yd range).
Named after TCG designer Mike Hummel.
You receive a stack of 50 biscuits when you redeem the code. Can stack up to 250.
Is a super-common loot card.
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!

Edited, Jun 25th 2008 7:01am by Torrens

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Papa Hummel's Old-Fashioned Pet Biscuit

Binds when picked up

Usa: Right-Click to feed this magical biscuit to a targeted Non-Combat Pet, doubling its size for as long as it remains at its master's side.

Massima Pila: 250

Papa Hummel's Old-Fashioned Pet Biscuit

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