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Ghostcrawler is a rare spectral crab that patrols the entire [[Abandoned Reef]] area of [[Vashj'ir]]. It will also randomly phase in and out much like a [[warp stalker]] making locating it that much more of a challenge.
 
Ghostcrawler is a rare spectral crab that patrols the entire [[Abandoned Reef]] area of [[Vashj'ir]]. It will also randomly phase in and out much like a [[warp stalker]] making locating it that much more of a challenge.
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Defeating Ghostcrawler is, in theory, possible. Ghostcrawler will phase out every 15 to 30 seconds, even while in combat, making defeating him solo or in a small group impossible. However, with enough people it would be possible to defeat him within the time limit and with the nerfbat debuff. This has not yet been tested, thus Ghostcrawler is still undefeated.
   
 
==Abilities==
 
==Abilities==

Revision as of 02:01, 27 January 2011

MobGhostcrawler
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Race Crab (Beast)
Level 85 Rare
Reaction Alliance Horde
Location Abandoned Reef, Abyssal Depths
Status Killable
Pet family Spirit beast
For the forum poster and game designer, see Greg Street.

Ghostcrawler is a rare spectral crab that patrols the entire Abandoned Reef area of Vashj'ir. It will also randomly phase in and out much like a warp stalker making locating it that much more of a challenge.

Defeating Ghostcrawler is, in theory, possible. Ghostcrawler will phase out every 15 to 30 seconds, even while in combat, making defeating him solo or in a small group impossible. However, with enough people it would be possible to defeat him within the time limit and with the nerfbat debuff. This has not yet been tested, thus Ghostcrawler is still undefeated.

Abilities

  • Inv mace 11 Nerfbat 50,000 yd range — An unfair attack that reduces all skills. Instant. Reduces damage dealt and healing taken by 20%. Stacks 4 times.

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