About: Enraged Stanley

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Enraged Stanley is a hostile level 24 elite wolf found in the Hillsbrad Foothills. He is the result of giving the Elixir of Pain to Farmer Ray's pet, Stanley, during the quest File:Horde 15.png [24] Elixir of Pain (2). For some odd reason, Enraged Stanley gives an incredibly high amount of exp. when killed. He can be tamed if the player is a hunter (or has a hunter friend) who would like him as a pet.

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rdfs:label	Enraged Stanley
rdfs:comment	Enraged Stanley is a hostile level 24 elite wolf found in the Hillsbrad Foothills. He is the result of giving the Elixir of Pain to Farmer Ray's pet, Stanley, during the quest File:Horde 15.png [24] Elixir of Pain (2). For some odd reason, Enraged Stanley gives an incredibly high amount of exp. when killed. He can be tamed if the player is a hunter (or has a hunter friend) who would like him as a pet.
Level	24(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	Ferocity beasts Named mobs Wolves Hillsbrad Foothills mobs
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Creature	Beast
Name	Enraged Stanley
Type	Elite
ID	2275(xsd:integer)
Race	Wolf
Location	Hillsbrad Foothills
abstract	Enraged Stanley is a hostile level 24 elite wolf found in the Hillsbrad Foothills. He is the result of giving the Elixir of Pain to Farmer Ray's pet, Stanley, during the quest File:Horde 15.png [24] Elixir of Pain (2). For some odd reason, Enraged Stanley gives an incredibly high amount of exp. when killed. He can be tamed if the player is a hunter (or has a hunter friend) who would like him as a pet.

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