Category Archives: Mount farming: raids
Mount farming – Firelands
[See Master Post] Oh Firelands; it’s red, red and even more red. There are also two mounts here. Both of which are, well, red! Flametalon of Alysrazor Alysrazor Smoldering Egg of Millagazor Ragnaros Both mounts have a 1% drop rate. … Continue reading
Old content raid mounts farmed!
[See Master Post] Whilst I (slowly) write these 101 guides, I’ve been working on farming up the rare raid mounts from old content I still needed myself. The last one I needed from old raid content dropped from Ji’Kun in … Continue reading
Mount farming: Ulduar
[Master post] There is only one mount in Ulduar, but its a special one – Mimiron’s Head. As usual, it has a 1% drop rate.
Mount farming: Mogu’shan Vaults
[Master post] There is only one mount in Mogu’shan Vaults, but it is a very pretty one. Who could say no to a sparkle dragon? Unfortunately it does mean dealing with Mogu’shan Vaults, a raid from Mists of Pandaria.
Mount farming: Temple of Ahn’Qiraj
[Master post] The Temple of Ahn’Qiraj, or AQ40 as it is better known, can drop four mounts – all of them dropping from trash. Red Qiraji Resonating Crystal Green Qiraji Resonating Crystal Blue Qiraji Resonating Crystal Yellow Qiraji Resonating Crystal
Mount farming: Dragon Soul
[Master post] Bosses in Dragon Soul can drop a total of three mounts – one from the halfway boss Ultraxion and two from the end boss Deathwing Experiment 12b Ultraxion Blazing Drake Deathwing Life Binder’s Handmaiden Deathwing Heroic All the … Continue reading
Mount farming: prerequisites
[See Mount farming 101: master post] There are some prerequisites for the mount farming; the only really required one is to be at a relatively high level and reasonably well geared. I’d say that being at level cap in good … Continue reading
Mount farming 101 – master post
So far my most popular post has been related to soloing raids – something I’ve mostly done for mounts. However that post has a problem – it assumes that you’ve done the encounters at the level they were intended for … Continue reading
