Legion Mounts Guide - All 73 Mounts & How to Get Them (2025)

Legion introduced 73 unique mounts spanning class-specific order hall campaigns, challenging raid encounters, hidden secrets, and reputation grinds across the Broken Isles and Argus. From the iconic class order hall mounts that define each spec’s fantasy to the rare Shackled Ur’zul from Mythic Argus, Legion offers some of World of Warcraft’s most distinctive and sought-after rides.

This guide covers every Legion mount with acquisition methods, drop rates, reputation requirements, and 2025 solo farming strategies. Whether you’re completing your class hall campaign for the first time or farming paragon caches for the elusive Highmountain Elderhorn, you’ll find everything you need here.

What’s in this guide:

All 73 Legion mounts with exact locations and drop rates
Class order hall mount unlock guide (all 12 classes + variants)
Raid mount farming strategies (Nighthold, Tomb of Sargeras, Antorus)
Argus paragon cache mounts and reputation grinding
Broken Isles secrets and rare spawn mounts
Return to Karazhan Nightbane guide
2025 solo farming tips for all difficulties

Quick Reference: Legion Mounts by Type

Mount Type	Count	Difficulty	Time Investment
Class Order Hall Mounts	23	Medium	4-6 hours per class
Raid Drops (Boss)	8	Low-Medium	Weekly lockouts
Achievement Mounts	4	Medium-High	Varies
Paragon Cache Mounts	9	High	RNG-heavy
Rare Spawn Mounts	11	Low	Zone farming
Vendor Mounts	10	Easy	Gold/Rep required
Secret/Hidden Mounts	3	Medium-High	Puzzle solving
Profession Mounts	2	Easy	Crafting/gold
Quest Mounts	3	Easy-Medium	Story progression

Total: 73 Legion Mounts

Class Order Hall Mounts (23 Total)

Class order hall mounts represent the pinnacle of Legion’s class fantasy. Each of the 12 classes earns a unique mount by completing their order hall campaign and the Legionfall questline on the Broken Shore.

How to Unlock Class Order Hall Mounts

Requirements (2025):

Complete your class order hall campaign (unlocks “A Glorious Campaign” achievement)
Complete “Breaching the Tomb” achievement (Broken Shore questline)
- Account-wide: Only needs completion on one character
Accept the class-specific mount quest from your order hall
Complete the mount scenario

Time Investment: 4-6 hours per class (campaign + Broken Shore)

Important Notes:

Some classes (Paladin, Warlock, Hunter, Rogue) have 3-4 color variants available
Spec-based mounts (Priest, Shaman, Mage, Death Knight) change color based on specialization
All variants unlock after obtaining the base mount

Death Knight: Deathlord’s Vilebrood Vanquisher

Base Mount: Deathlord’s Vilebrood Vanquisher
Quest: The Lost Glacier
Color Variants: Changes based on spec (Blood = crimson, Frost = icebound, Unholy = standard)
Vendor Mount: Winged Steed of the Ebon Blade (1,000 gold from Quartermaster Ozorg)

Description: Dark green corrupted two-headed flying drake with death energy wings. This mount visually represents the Death Knight’s command over undeath with its decaying appearance and fel corruption.

Complete the Death Knight order hall campaign, then finish Broken Shore. The scenario involves defeating Lord Thorval in Icecrown Citadel, which is completely soloable at level 80.

Demon Hunter: Slayer’s Felbroken Shrieker

Base Mount: Slayer’s Felbroken Shrieker
Quest: To Fel and Back
Variants: None (single color only)
Special Note: Demon Hunters get a basic felsaber mount free during the starting questline

Description: Fel-corrupted bat mount with demonic wings and green fel energy. The Felbroken Shrieker embodies the Demon Hunter’s chaotic power.

Quick campaign completion, then Broken Shore. The mount scenario “Breaching the Sanctum” involves defeating Mephistroth, which is easily soloable.

Druid: Archdruid’s Lunarwing Form

Note: Druids do not receive a traditional mount. Instead, they unlock a special flight form appearance through their order hall campaign.

Hunter: Huntmaster’s Loyal Wolfhawk (+ 2 Variants)

Base Mount: Huntmaster’s Loyal Wolfhawk
Quest: Night of the Wilds
Vendor Variants:

Huntmaster’s Dire Wolfhawk (1,000 order resources from Pan the Kind Hand)
Huntmaster’s Fierce Wolfhawk (1,000 order resources from Pan the Kind Hand)

Description: Unique hybrid creature combining wolf and bird features – exclusive to Hunters and perfectly represents the class’s connection to beasts.

The Hunter campaign is one of the faster ones. Complete Trueshot Lodge questline, then Broken Shore. Purchase variants after unlock.

Mage: Archmage’s Prismatic Disc

Base Mount: Archmage’s Prismatic Disc
Quest: Dispersion of the Discs
Color Variants: Changes based on spec (Arcane = purple, Fire = red, Frost = blue)
Special Feature: Floating disc mount – no legs!

Description: Magical floating disc that shimmers with arcane energy. Changes color dynamically based on your current specialization.

Mage campaign includes time-travel elements and battling the Legion across timelines. Broken Shore completion unlocks the disc scenario.

Monk: Ban-Lu, Grandmaster’s Companion

Base Mount: Ban-Lu, Grandmaster’s Companion
Quest: The Trial of Ban-Lu
Variants: None
Special Feature: Ban-Lu talks to you while mounted!

Description: Ancient celestial tiger mount that serves as your companion. Ban-Lu provides commentary and encouragement during your adventures.

Monk campaign focuses on recruiting the Monkey King and other pandaren legends. The mount quest involves proving yourself to Ban-Lu.

Paladin: Highlord’s Golden Charger (+ 3 Variants)

Base Mount: Highlord’s Golden Charger
Quest: Stirring in the Shadows
Vendor Variants:

Highlord’s Valorous Charger (1,000 order resources from Crusader Lord Dalfors)
Highlord’s Vengeful Charger (1,000 order resources from Crusader Lord Dalfors)
Highlord’s Vigilant Charger (1,000 order resources from Crusader Lord Dalfors)

Description: Majestic golden warhorse covered in gleaming plate armor. Represents the Paladin’s role as Highlord of the Silver Hand.

The Paladin campaign involves wielding Ashbringer and leading the Silver Hand. All four charger variants are easily obtainable after completing the base quest.

Priest: High Priest’s Lightsworn Seeker

Base Mount: High Priest’s Lightsworn Seeker
Quest: The Sunken Vault
Color Variants: Changes based on spec (Holy/Discipline = light gold, Shadow = dark purple void)
Special Feature: Most dramatic spec-based color shift in the game

Description: Elegant raven mount infused with holy or void energy. The stark contrast between Light and Shadow forms makes this one of Legion’s most visually impressive spec mounts.

Priest campaign explores both Light and Void storylines. The mount scenario is entirely soloable.

Rogue: Shadowblade’s Murderous Omen (+ 3 Variants)

Base Mount: Shadowblade’s Murderous Omen
Quest: Hiding in Plain Sight
Vendor Variants:

Shadowblade’s Baneful Omen (1,000 order resources from Zan Shivsproket)
Shadowblade’s Crimson Omen (1,000 order resources from Zan Shivsproket)
Shadowblade’s Lethal Omen (1,000 order resources from Zan Shivsproket)

Description: Shadowy raven mount wreathed in dark energy. The Rogue’s signature mount reflects their mastery of stealth and shadows.

Rogue campaign involves infiltrating the Burning Legion and assassinating key targets. All four raven variants are available after base unlock.

Shaman: Farseer’s Raging Tempest

Base Mount: Farseer’s Raging Tempest
Quest: Gathering of the Storms
Color Variants: Changes based on spec (Enhancement = storm, Elemental = fire, Restoration = water)
Special Feature: Elemental form changes dramatically

Description: Elemental wolf mount that shifts between storm, fire, and water forms. Each element is beautifully rendered with particle effects.

Shaman campaign involves communing with the elements and battling elemental threats. Mount scenario easily completed solo.

Warlock: Netherlord’s Chaotic Wrathsteed (+ 1 Variant)

Base Mount: Netherlord’s Chaotic Wrathsteed
Quest: The Wrathsteed of Xoroth
Vendor Variant: Netherlord’s Brimstone Wrathsteed (1,000 order resources from Calydus)
Rare Drop Variant: Netherlord’s Accursed Wrathsteed (drops from Lord Hel’nurath on Broken Shore)

Description: Demonic horse wreathed in fel flames. The Wrathsteed represents the Warlock’s pact with demonic forces.

Solo Strategy (2025): Warlock campaign delves into fel magic and demon binding. Three total Wrathsteed colors available – farm Lord Hel’nurath for the purple variant.

Warrior: Battlelord’s Bloodthirsty War Wyrm

Base Mount: Battlelord’s Bloodthirsty War Wyrm
Quest: The Trial of Rage
Variants: None
Special Feature: Massive armored proto-drake

Description: Heavily armored red proto-drake that embodies the Warrior’s ferocious combat prowess.

Warrior campaign focuses on defending Azeroth and battling the Legion head-on.

Raid Mounts (8 Total)

Legion raids drop some of the expansion’s rarest mounts. All raid mounts can be farmed solo in 2025 on all difficulties.

The Nighthold (2 Mounts)

Located in Suramar, The Nighthold features Gul’dan as the final boss with two mount drops.

Living Infernal Core

Boss: Gul’dan
Drop Rate: 1%
Difficulty: Normal, Heroic, Mythic
Farmable: 3 times per week per character (once on each difficulty except LFR)

Description: Fiery infernal mount with molten core appearance. One of Legion’s most iconic raid mounts.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Easily soloable on all difficulties at level 80
Farm on multiple characters for more attempts
Use Nighthold skip quest (Talisman of the Shal’dorei) after first clear

Fiendish Hellfire Core

Boss: Gul’dan
Drop Rate: 1%
Difficulty: Mythic only
Farmable: Once per week per character

Description: Red variant of the Infernal Core mount – Mythic-exclusive drop.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Mythic Gul’dan is easily soloable
Set the difficulty to Mythic before entering
1 attempt per week per character

Tomb of Sargeras (1 Mount)

The second Legion raid, set on the Broken Shore.

Abyss Worm

Boss: Mistress Sassz’ine
Drop Rate: 1%
Difficulty: All difficulties (LFR, Normal, Heroic, Mythic)
Farmable: 4 times per week per character

Description: Deep-sea worm mount with bioluminescent features. Unique aquatic creature model.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Solo all difficulties weekly
Queue for LFR via Archmage Timear in Dalaran (The Gates of Hell wing)
Use Tomb skip quest (Aegwynn’s Path) after first clear
Farm on multiple alts for more attempts (4 per week per character)

Antorus, The Burning Throne (3 Mounts + 1 Removed)

The final Legion raid features the highest concentration of mount drops.

Antoran Charhound

Boss: Felhounds of Sargeras
Drop Rate: 1%
Difficulty: All difficulties (LFR, Normal, Heroic, Mythic)
Farmable: 4 times per week per character

Description: Fel-corrupted hound with fiery chains. One of two hound models from Antorus.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Farm on all 4 difficulties weekly
Queue for LFR via Archmage Timear (Light’s Breach wing)
Use Antorus skip quests (Dark Passage and The Heart of Argus)

Shackled Ur’zul

Boss: Argus the Unmaker
Drop Rate: 1%
Difficulty: Mythic only
Farmable: Once per week per character

Description: Horrifying Ur’zul mount formed from the tortured souls of fallen Army of the Light members. One of Legion’s most disturbing and unique designs.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Final boss of Mythic Antorus
Easily soloable at level 80
Use skip quests to reach Argus quickly
Farm on multiple characters for more attempts

Antoran Gloomhound

Source: Achievement (Glory of the Argus Raider)
Requirements: Complete all Antorus achievements
Farmable: No lockout, but requires achievement completion

Description: Dark variant of the Antoran hound. Achievement reward for completing all Antorus meta requirements.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Most achievements are now soloable
Check the guide for specific achievement requirements
One-time unlock

Violet Spellwing (REMOVED)

Source: Quest (Ahead of the Curve: Argus the Unmaker)
Status: No longer obtainable
Removed: When Battle for Azeroth launched

Description: Purple-tinted raven mount. It was the Legion “Ahead of the Curve” reward for defeating Argus on Heroic before the next expansion.

Note: If you didn’t get this during Legion, it’s gone forever. But you can try to get the current expansions’ AOTC mount.

Return to Karazhan Dungeon (2 Mounts)

Legion’s mega-dungeon offers two unique mounts.

Midnight’s Eternal Reins

Boss: Attumen the Huntsman
Drop Rate: 1%
Difficulty: Mythic only
Location: Return to Karazhan (Legion version – upper tower entrance)

Description: Ghostly horse mount – the Legion version of the classic Karazhan Midnight mount. Modern reimagining of an iconic mount.

2025 Solo Strategy:

Enter via the side/upper entrance in Deadwind Pass (NOT the BC raid entrance)
Set to Mythic difficulty
Completely soloable – rush to Attumen (first boss)
Weekly lockout
Takes 5-10 minutes per clear

Smoldering Ember Wyrm

Boss: Nightbane (Hidden Boss)
Drop Rate: 20% (confirmed by Blizzard)
Difficulty: Mythic only
Requirements: Timed crystal collection run

Description: Fiery skeletal drake with Legion-era animations. Hidden boss reward requiring speedrun mechanics.

How to Summon Nightbane (2025):

Enter Return to Karazhan on Mythic
Start Timer: Look for emote “The strange chill of a dark presence winds through the air.”
Collect 5 Soul Fragments within the time limit:
- Fragment 1: Opera Hall (spectator area) – collect within 8 minutes of start
- Fragment 2: After Maiden of Virtue (near her room)
- Fragment 3: After Moroes (in guest quarters)
- Fragment 4: After Curator (in library/gallery area)
- Fragment 5: After Shade of Medivh (before Mana Devourer)
Return to Master’s Terrace (balcony near entrance)
Speak to Echo of Medivh to summon Nightbane
Defeat Nightbane for a 20% mount chance

2025 Solo Tips:

Timer is generous at level 80 – you’ll have plenty of time
Don’t die during the run (removes buff stacks)
If you fail the timer, the emote says “The air grows slightly warmer.”
Nightbane fight is easy atthe current level – no mechanics to worry about
Can wipe after summoning without losing opportunity
20% drop rate is MUCH better than most 1% raid mounts

Argus Mounts (22 Total)

Patch 7.3 introduced Argus with extensive mount rewards from reputation, rare spawns, and vendors.

Army of the Light Paragon Mounts (3 Total)

Reputation: Army of the Light (Exalted + Paragon)
Source: Gleaming Footlocker (Paragon cache)
Vendor: Vindicator Jaelaana (Vindicaar)

After reaching Exalted with the Army of the Light, every 10,000 additional reputation rewards a Gleaming Footlocker with a chance for these mounts:

Avenging Felcrusher (Lightforged elekk – orange/red)
Blessed Felcrusher (Lightforged elekk – blue/white)
Glorious Felcrusher (Lightforged elekk – gold/yellow)

Drop Rate: Low (RNG-heavy, estimated 3-5% per cache)

2025 Farming Strategy:

Complete Argus weekly quests:
- Fuel of a Doomed World (50 Pristine Argunite) = 1,000 rep
- Invasion Onslaught (3 Invasion Points) = 1,000 rep
Complete Army of the Light world quests (Antoran Wastes, Mac’Aree)
Emissary quests when available = 1,000 rep
Mission table: Army of the Light Insignias (BoA tokens)
Farm rares and treasures in Antoran Wastes and Mac’Aree
Time to Exalted: 2-3 weeks of daily play
Paragon caches: RNG-dependent, could take months for all 3 mounts

Note (March 2025 Bug): Some players have reported paragon cache bugs; verify that caches are working properly before engaging in extensive farming.

Army of the Light Vendor Mount

Lightforged Warframe

Vendor: Vindicator Jaelaana (Vindicaar)
Price: 500,000 gold
Requirements: Exalted with the Army of the Light

Description: Expensive lightforged elekk mount with unique gold armor. The most prestigious Army of the Light is hindered by its high gold cost.

2025 Strategy: Grind to Exalted, save gold. No RNG – guaranteed purchase.

Argussian Reach Vendor Mounts (6 Total)

Vendor: Toraan the Revered (Vindicaar – coordinates 66.2, 57.8)
Requirements: Exalted with Argussian Reach
Price: Varies by mount

All Ruinstrider mounts are available at Exalted:

Amethyst Ruinstrider (purple)
Beryl Ruinstrider (green)
Cerulean Ruinstrider (blue)
Russet Ruinstrider (brown)
Sable Ruinstrider (black)
Umber Ruinstrider (dark brown)

2025 Farming Strategy:

Complete Argussian Reach world quests (all three Argus zones)
Emissary quests when available
Mission table Argussian Reach Insignias
Farm rares in Krokuun (especially for Bleakhoof achievement)
Time to Exalted: 2-3 weeks
Cost: Gold required per mount (check vendor)

Argussian Reach Achievement Mount

Bleakhoof Ruinstrider

Achievement: …And Chew Mana Buns
Requirements: Slay 2,000 demons in Argus
Location: All Argus zones

2025 Strategy:

Track progress via the achievement tracker
Farm demon-heavy areas in Krokuun and Antoran Wastes
Combines well with world quest completion
Takes 1-2 weeks of casual play

Argus Rare Spawn Mounts (11 Total)

Legion introduced numerous rare spawns across the three Argus zones with guaranteed or high-drop-rate mounts.

Antoran Wastes Rares (4 Mounts)

Crimson Slavermaw
Rare: Blistermaw
Drop Rate: High (estimated 10-20%)
Spawn: Antoran Wastes

Vile Fiend
Rare: Houndmaster Kerrax
Drop Rate: High (estimated 10-20%)
Spawn: Antoran Wastes

Biletooth Gnasher
Rare: Puscilla OR Vrax’thul
Drop Rate: High (estimated 10-20%)
Spawn: Antoran Wastes (two possible rares drop the same mount)

Fel-Spotted Egg Mounts (4 Possible Mounts):
Rares: Varga (Antoran Wastes), Sabuul (Eredath), Naroua (Krokuun)
Drop: Fel-Spotted Egg (5-day incubation)

After 5 days, the Fel-Spotted Egg becomes a Cracked Fel-Spotted Egg with a chance for:

Darkshore Mana Ray
Felglow Mana Ray
Scintillating Mana Ray
Vibrant Mana Ray

2025 Strategy:

Kill rares daily (respawn quickly)
You can only have one Fel-Spotted Egg in your inventory at a time
Incubate for 5 days, then loot
Repeat until you get all 4 mana ray variants
Multiple characters = more eggs simultaneously

Eredath Rares (3 Mounts)

Acid Belcher
Rare: Skreeg the Devourer
Drop Rate: High
Spawn: Eredath (Mac’Aree)

Lambent Mana Ray
Rare: Venomtail Skyfin
Drop Rate: High
Spawn: Eredath

Maddened Chaosrunner
Rare: Wrangler Kravos
Drop Rate: High
Spawn: Eredath
Note: Distinct from other ruinstriders – no saddle or harness

2025 Strategy:

Use Rare Finder addons (HandyNotes, SilverDragon)
Eredath Rares respawns quickly
Farm while completing world quests
All three are highly farmable

Broken Isles Mounts (15 Total)

The five Broken Isles zones each have unique mounts tied to their respective reputations and secrets.

Broken Isles Paragon Mounts (5 Total)

After reaching Exalted with each Broken Isles faction, every 10,000 additional reputation rewards a paragon cache with mount chances.

Highmountain Elderhorn

Faction: Highmountain Tribe
Cache: Supplies of the Highmountain
Zone: Highmountain

Valarjar Stormwing

Faction: Valarjar
Cache: Valarjar Strongbox
Zone: Stormheim

Cloudwing Hippogryph

Faction: Court of Farondis
Cache: Farondis Chest
Zone: Azsuna

Wild Dreamrunner

Faction: Dreamweavers
Cache: Dreamweaver Cache
Zone: Val’sharah

Leywoven Flying Carpet

Faction: The Nightfallen
Cache: Nightfallen Cache
Zone: Suramar

2025 Farming Strategy:

Legion Timewalking week provides a 50% reputation buff
Complete world quests in each zone
Mission table: BoA reputation tokens
Emissary caches when available
Time to first paragon: 1-2 weeks per faction after Exalted
RNG: Can take months for all 5 mounts

Secret/Hidden Mounts (3 Total)

Long-Forgotten Hippogryph

Zone: Azsuna
Requirements: Click 5 Ephemeral Crystals before they despawn
Difficulty: Medium (requires luck and speed)

How to Get (2025):

Find a spawned Ephemeral Crystal in Azsuna (random spawn locations)
Click it to activate
Rush to find and click all 5 crystals before anyone else or before they despawn
All 5 crystals grant you the mount immediately

Strategy:

Use addons with crystal spawn locations (HandyNotes)
Easier now with fewer players in the zone
Check spawn points during off-peak hours
Join realm-hop groups if struggling

Fathom Dweller

Zone: Eye of Azshara dungeon
Requirements: Secret fishing questline
Difficulty: Medium

2025 Strategy:

Requires completing a hidden fishing quest chain
Details available on Wowhead
One-time unlock

Ratstallion

Achievement: Underbelly Tycoon
Requirements: Loot 20,000 Sightless Eyes in Dalaran’s Underbelly
Zone: Dalaran (Broken Isles version)

2025 Strategy:

Farm Sightless Eyes from Underbelly enemies and chests
It can take several hours of farming
Best done during Guard rotation (easier farming)

Quest Reward Mounts (3 Total)

Arcanist’s Manasaber

Source: Quest reward
Questline: “Fate of the Nightborne” campaign (Suramar)
Requirements: Complete Suramar storyline

2025 Strategy:

Long questline but guaranteed reward
Follows the main Suramar narrative
Essential for [Good Suramaritan] achievement
~6-10 hours total

Viridian Sharptalon

Source: Quest reward
Requirements: Complete a series of daily quests across all main Legion zones
Difficulty: Medium

2025 Strategy:

Multi-day questline across Broken Isles
Guaranteed reward after completion

Felsaber

Source: Quest reward
Quest: “Enter the Illidari: Ashtongue”
Requirements: Create a Demon Hunter character

2025 Strategy:

FREE mount from Demon Hunter starting experience
Takes 15-30 minutes to complete the starting zone
Available at level 8

Mission Table Mount

Llothen Prowler

Source: Class Order Hall Mission Table
Requirements: Suramar World Quests unlocked, “A Noble Event” quest item drop from the mission

2025 Strategy:

RNG mission drops from the order hall table
Additional quest steps after item drops
It can take weeks for the mission to appear
Check the mission table daily

Vendor & Special Mounts (8 Total)

Dalaran Vendors

Bloodfang Widow

Vendor: The Mad Merchant
Price: 2,000,000 gold
Location: Dalaran (Broken Isles)
Spawn: Not always available – check for spawns

2025 Strategy:

Very expensive spider mount
Mad Merchant spawns randomly in Dalaran
Check addon notifications or community discords for spawn alerts

Arcadian War Turtle

Vendor: Xur’ios
Price: 150 Curious Coins
Location: Dalaran

2025 Strategy:

Farm Curious Coins from various Legion content
Emissary caches, dungeon/raid bosses, world quest rewards
Slow grind for currency

Brinedeep Bottom-Feeder

Vendor: Conjurer Margoss
Price: 100 Drowned Mana
Requirements: Best Friend reputation with Conjurer Margoss
Location: Dalaran (fishing platform)

2025 Strategy:

Fish up Drowned Mana
Give to Conjurer Margoss to increase rep
Requires the fishing profession
Time investment: several hours

Profession Mounts (2 Total)

Steelbound Devourer

Profession: Blacksmithing
Recipe: Plans: Fel Core Hound Harness (drops from Tichondrius in Nighthold)
Tradeable: Yes (can buy from Auction House)

2025 Strategy:

Farm Tichondrius for recipe OR buy from AH
Craft mount with Blacksmithing
Sell for profit or use

Great Northern Elderhorn

Profession: Leatherworking
Recipe: Pattern: Elderhorn Riding Harness (vendor: Ranid Glowergold in Dalaran)
Tradeable: No (Soulbound)

2025 Strategy:

Must have Leatherworking to use
Purchase pattern from the vendor
Craft for yourself (cannot trade)

Pond Nettle

Profession: Fishing
Source: Fished up from any water in Legion zones (including Argus)
Drop Rate: Low but farmable

2025 Strategy:

Fish anywhere in Legion content
RNG drop – can take hours
Best combined with fishing rep grinds

Achievement Mounts (2 Total)

Grove Defiler

Achievement: Glory of the Legion Raider
Requirements: Complete all Legion raid meta-achievements

2025 Strategy:

Many achievements are now soloable
Some require group coordination
One-time unlock

Leyfeather Hippogryph

Achievement: Glory of the Legion Hero
Requirements: Complete all Legion dungeon meta-achievements

2025 Strategy:

Dungeon achievements are mostly soloable
Some require Mythic+ mechanics (harder to solo)
Check the achievement guide for specifics

Soaring Spelltome

Achievement: Complete ALL Mage Tower Challenges
Availability: Only during Legion Timewalking events
Requirements: Complete every unique challenge (7 total) across all specs

2025 Strategy:

Only available during Legion Timewalking weeks
Extremely challenging even at max level
Requires mastery of multiple specs/classes
Prestigious reward

2025 Solo Farming Guide

Best Classes for Solo Farming

Top Tier:

Demon Hunter: Extreme mobility, self-healing, fast clear speeds
Druid: Flight form, stealth, all-around utility
Death Knight: Excellent survivability, fast raid clears
Paladin: Self-healing, bubbles for mechanics, good DPS

Great Options:

Warrior, Hunter, Warlock (all solid DPS and survivability)

Weekly Lockout Routes

Efficient Legion Mount Farm (2-3 hours per week):

Nighthold: Gul’dan (Normal, Heroic, Mythic) = 3 attempts
Tomb of Sargeras: Mistress Sassz’ine (LFR, Normal, Heroic, Mythic) = 4 attempts
Antorus: Felhounds (LFR, Normal, Heroic, Mythic) + Argus (Mythic) = 5 attempts
Return to Karazhan: Attumen + Nightbane (Mythic) = 2 mounts possible

Total: 14 mount attempts per character per week (raid bosses)

Raid Skip Quests

Save time by using skip quests after your first full clear:

Nighthold: Talisman of the Shal’dorei
Tomb of Sargeras: Aegwynn’s Path
Antorus: Dark Passage + The Heart of Argus

LFR Queueing (Legacy Content)

Location: Archmage Timear in Legion Dalaran
Coordinates: Near Violet Hold entrance

Available Wings:

Emerald Nightmare (all wings)
Trial of Valor (all wings)
Nighthold (all wings)
Tomb of Sargeras (all wings – Abyss Worm in Gates of Hell)
Antorus (all wings – Antoran Charhound in Light’s Breach)

Why LFR: Extra weekly mount attempt on top of Normal/Heroic/Mythic

Reputation Grinding Tips (2025)

Fastest Exalted Path:

Complete zone storylines (huge rep dump)
World quests daily (75-350 rep each)
Emissary caches (1,000 rep)
Weekly quests (1,000+ rep each)
Mission table BoA tokens (send to main)

Reputation Buffs:

Legion Timewalking Week: 50% rep buff (Sign of the Legion)
Best time to push Exalted and farm paragon caches

Paragon Farming:

Expect 1-2 paragon caches per week per faction with dedicated farming
Low drop rates (3-5% estimated) mean months for all mounts
Use multiple alts to speed up the process

Tips & Common Mistakes

Essential Tips

✅ Complete Broken Shore on one character – “Breaching the Tomb” is account-wide
✅ Farm raids on multiple difficulties – 3-4 attempts per week per boss
✅ Use LFR for extra attempts – Queue with Archmage Timear
✅ Legion Timewalking = 50% rep buff – Best time for paragon grinding
✅ Nightbane has a 20% drop rate – Much better than 1% raid mounts, farm weekly
✅ Fel-Spotted Eggs take 5 days – Plan accordingly, one per character at a time
✅ Check Mad Merchant spawns – 2M gold spider mount (rare spawn)
✅ Save order resources – Needed for class mount color variants

Common Mistakes

❌ Confusing Karazhan versions – Return to Karazhan = upper entrance, NOT BC raid
❌ Trying Nightbane on wrong difficulty – Must be Mythic, not Heroic
❌ Forgetting LFR attempts – Extra chances for Abyss Worm and Antoran Charhound
❌ Selling Orbs/Elementium – Not relevant to Legion (different expansion)
❌ Ignoring class mount variants – Purchase additional colors after unlock
❌ Not using skip quests – Waste time running full raids repeatedly

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Legion mounts are there in total?

73 Legion mounts are available in 2025. This excludes the Violet Spellwing, which was removed when Battle for Azeroth launched.

Can I solo all Legion raids in 2025?

Yes! All Legion raids are easily soloable at level 80 on all difficulties, including Mythic. Most bosses die in seconds.

Do class order hall mounts work on other classes?

No – class mounts are class-restricted. However, you can earn them on multiple characters of the same class and unlock all color variants.

What’s the easiest Legion mount to get?

The Felsaber from creating a Demon Hunter. The starting experience takes 15-30 minutes to complete.

What’s the rarest Legion mount?

The Violet Spellwing – no longer obtainable. For currently available mounts, the Shackled Ur’zul (Mythic Argus 1% drop) or any of the Argus paragon cache mounts (RNG-heavy).

How long does it take to get a class order hall mount?

4-6 hours per class to complete the Order Hall campaign and Broken Shore. The “Breaching the Tomb” achievement only needs to be completed once per account.

Can I farm Nightbane weekly?

Yes – Return to Karazhan has a weekly lockout. You can attempt Nightbane once per week per character on Mythic difficulty.

Are Paragon cache mounts account-wide?

Yes – once you loot a mount from any paragon cache, it’s unlocked account-wide.

Do I need flying for Legion mount farming?

Flying helps significantly (Broken Isles Pathfinder achievement). Most content is accessible without it, but rare spawn hunting and world quests are much faster with flying.

What’s the drop rate for Nightbane’s mount?

20% confirmed by Blizzard – significantly better than most raid mount drops (1%).

Can I still get class mounts if I didn’t play Legion?

Yes! All class mount questlines are still available. Complete your Order Hall campaign and Broken Shore to unlock them.

Related Guides

Looking for more WoW mount content? Check out these guides:

Complete WoW Mounts Guide – All 900+ mounts
Dragonflight Mounts Guide – Current expansion
Shadowlands Mounts Guide – Previous expansion
War Within Mounts Guide – Latest content
Easiest Mounts to Get – Quick unlocks
Rare Mounts Guide – Low drop rate farms

Final Thoughts

Legion introduced some of World of Warcraft’s most iconic and class-defining mounts. From the spectacular class order hall campaigns that gave each spec unique rides, to the challenging Nightbane encounter with its 20% mount drop, Legion offers exceptional variety for collectors.

The 73 available mounts range from quick unlocks (Felsaber in 30 minutes) to months-long grinds (paragon cache RNG), giving you plenty of goals whether you have 30 minutes or 30 hours per week.

Mount Collecting Priority (2025):

Class order hall mounts – Start campaigns on all classes you play
Nightbane farming – 20% drop rate makes this high-value weekly content
Raid mount weekly clears – 14 attempts per week per character
Reputation grinding during Timewalking – 50% buff makes paragon caches faster
Argus rare spawns – High drop rates, easy farms
Secret mounts – One-time unlocks when you have time

Most importantly, Legion content is incredibly solo-friendly in 2025. Everything from Mythic raids to hidden secrets can be completed at your own pace without group coordination.

Happy collecting, and may RNG favor your mount drops! 🐴

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