The card gives you 50 of the pet biscuits which in-game on World of Warcraft increases your non-combat pet’s size. All in all it’s a good buy if you like to have fun and show off your pets. I never played the card game so this review was intended for those interested in loot cards to redeem on WoW.
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This is overall the best and least expensive fun a loot card can provide. Double the size of your or another players non-combat pet and add a smokey mist rising off it.
The effect is better on some than others and an enlarged pet can overlap your character/mount many times where you can’t get it off you. The pets that benefit are those too small to see the details at normal size… and when you get a new pet and would like to really see it close up there is no better way than to feed one of these.
The cost is low and you get 50 biscuits which can last awhile… unless you throw one at every pet you see, but it’s always cool to reward a players new pet with a tasty biscuit!
The card gives you 50 of the pet biscuits which in-game on World of Warcraft increases your non-combat pet’s size. All in all it’s a good buy if you like to have fun and show off your pets. I never played the card game so this review was intended for those interested in loot cards to redeem on WoW.