I see many strategies require moths: do they require a new set of moths each time or they can be reused in multiple fights in challenge mode? Trying to figure out if I need to collect additional pets.

Ah, I see Schlumpf has done a themed series with moths. :)

I haven't tested, but I think it's safe to say that you will mostly need fresh moths for each battle. The moths will take some damage or die as they go.

However, there are 23 Species of moths sharing the same movesets, and an awful lot of people have collected many of them as part of their Safari achievements, so there will be plenty to serve as reinforcements.

Yeah, the moth Strats are mostly just shit Strats for the fun of it, demonstrating how easily some fights can be done. Most of the time, unless otherwise noted as "you will one-moth this", all of them will die. There are indeed quite a lot of different moths so you might actually manage to clear it with using all those moth Strats.

If there are other alternatives, I suggest not to use moth Strats unless I explicitly noted them to be amazing. Tommy and Huncher for example are super safe and easy moth ones.

Please note that there multiple alternatives for **all** fights, so nothing in here *requires* moths.

Thanks for the answers. I was unsure since in Gnomeregan you could get a lot of mileage out of the Emperor Crab + Soul of the Forge combo, so many encounters had the same composition but you would not need multiple pets. I though there might have been something similar going on with the moths strats.

I can't find the start of this PB dungeon...... Pls help!

If you did Gnomeregan, you'll be offered the introduction quest by the same NPC (the ones with Mana-Poof on their side in Boralus or Dazar'alor). Then you go to Eastern Plaguelands and to the side entrance of the Straholme dungeon.

And I hope we are clear that you'll not find this on live servers right now, this is 8.2 content so you'll have to wait for 8.2 release or test in on PTR.

How is it, as a dungeon? Going to take 9 weeks for all the rewards, so hopefully enjoyable since it does seem longer?

Look up Cymre Jones on YouTube. She posted a video yesterday showing a runthrough.

Apart from the rats-in-the trap bit, which is cute, it's pretty much same ol', same ol'.

It's shorter than Gnomer, I'm thinking. I've never done a timed run in Gnomer, but for Strat I ran it at around 20 minutes using teams pre-loaded in Rematch, their corresponding scripts, and wasting no time starting the next fight.