Otherwise, he'll serve as a quick 4 damage to the face. Huffer - Reminds me of Pumba, don't you think? This porky guy is a 4/2 bruiser that can go toe to toe with other 4 health minions at a fairly low cost - If you're lucky enough to draw into him. He'll still do a decent job picking off any of your opponent's low health minions though. If Leokk is by his lonesome, he's fairly weak. I feel that Leokk is the 'weakest' in terms of head to head but if you can play Leokk with beasts on the board, you're in a great position. Leokk - Of the three beast companions, Leokk provides the most utility.
When the card is played, it gives you a 1 of 3 different beasts that correspond with Rexxar's beast companions back during the Warcraft III : Frozen Throne expansion Orc campaign: Hunter loyalists can obtain the gold version of this card at level 40. This card is also a part of the basic hunter deck so no booster pack luck is needed to draw him. One of the staple cards I use is Animal Companion. I run an aggressive beast mastery deck in ranked play. The hunter class is one of the few classes that I main.
With Hearthstone, that's a different story. I know hunters and priests don't exactly have a rivalry the way mages and warlocks do so no one will really understand it. Normally in World of Warcraft, I scoff at hunters.
