World Of Warcraft’s Rarest Mounts:
In World of Warcraft, you can choose from a huge number of mounts. Many of them are simple to get with a little bit of work, while others needs you to be very committed to certain kinds of play.
Then there are mounts which are so rare that less than 1% of the millions of people who play World of Warcraft have them in their inventory. There are a few different reasons why these mounts are this rare, but they all own a thing commonality: most players don’t have them.
In World of Warcraft: Dragon-flight, getting rare mounts is one of the most fun things to do. As each new expansion comes out, it will come with cool mounts that can be very hard to get.
Since a long time ago, World of Warcraft mounts have been a collector’s dream. With every major content patch, the game gets new mounts. Some mounts can only be used for a limited time, like when you finish a certain type of content before a season ends. Other mounts can be used forever.
Since Blizzard made World of Warcraft, or Wow, in 2004, it has gained some of the most dedicated gamers. This MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) and its 343 mounts are set in the made-up land of Azeroth.
It’s more accurate to say that Azeroth came up with the idea of an MMORG and still defines what one is to this day.
List Of Rare WoW Mounts?
Blood-forged Courser:
It could be the most difficult PVP mount to get. You have to farm your climb up to Honor Level 500, which will take a ridiculous number of hours just in PVP.
But there are many PVP mounts that most players won’t have because they require a lot of dedication to the different game modes. Even though the Courser might be the hardest to get, that doesn’t mean that Arena or Rated Battlegrounds mounts are any easier.
X-45 Heartbreaker:
Since the drop rate has gone up a little, the X-45 Heartbreaker mount, also known as the Big Love Rocket, is slowly becoming more common. But for over a decade, this mount had a.001% chance of dropping from a boss who was only around for 2 weeks out of the year.
Putting such a rare mount into such a small time frame every year made it very hard to farm.
Thundering Cobalt Cloud Serpent:
The Thundering Cobalt Cloud Serpent from Mists is one of the coolest creatures you can find in World of Warcraft: Dragon-flight. You have to be “friendly” with the Order of the Cloud Serpent before you can ride this mount, but that’s not hard to do.
In Mists of Pandaria, many of the mounts had a theme. Many of them were beautiful, and they looked like traditional Chinese dragons.
You have to complete the Isle of Thunder raid as well as beat Nalak in order to get this rare ride. You can bring a Mogu Rune of Fate with you to improve your odds, but it probably won’t help much.
People often say that this mount has a 0.3% to 0.9% chance of dropping. These days, it’s easy to do most of this raid by yourself.
Sinrunner Blanchy:
Shadowlands mounts aren’t easy to get stats for yet, and Sinrunner Blanchy is among the rarest mounts from the latest announcement because it requires complex item gathering as well as several days of hard work.
To obtain the horse of the damned, players must collect eight handfuls of oats, one grooming brush, four strong horseshoes, one bucket of clean water, one comfortable saddle blanket, as well as three Dread-hollow apples.
The players then give the horse each set of items in order over the course of six days. If they make friends with the monster, they might be able to help Blanchy ride again.
Honorable Midnight Courser:
Part of this mount’s rarity came from changes to the game’s honor system. The prestigious Midnight Courser costs 250 honor to unlock, and when some players were reset to lower levels, many of them didn’t want to grind to unlock this rare mount again.
This is one of the rarest mounts in the game, and if you like PVP, you might want to look for it. It’s a great ride, and it’s also one of the rarest.
Son of Galleon:
You can get the Son of Galleon mount from Mists of Pandaria by beating Galleon in the Valley of the Four Winds on the continent of Pandaria. It is one of the rarest and most impressive-looking kodo mounts in World of Warcraft. Its huge saddle, spiked back, as well as murky green colour make it stand out.
The drop rate on this one is estimated to be 0.01%, which is very low.
Even though we don’t necessarily agree with it, players wishing to enslave Galleon’s son can camp at Galleon’s spawn point, which is right on the eastern edge of Krasarang Wilds (71.6 64.4). Kill the world boss every 15-20 minutes when he appears.
Solar Spirehawk:
Is the Ashes of A’lar as cool as the Solar Spirehawk? No, not by a long shot. It’s rare and cool, though. You can get it if you go back to the Warlords of Draenor content in World of Warcraft: Dragon-flight. You need to find Rukhmar, who is the world boss of the Spires of Arak.
It can be found along the west coast (47.1, 78.4), and once it shows up, it will move around a bit. After you beat it once, it will show up more often at the above coordinates. But it’s so rare that it’s impossible to get. On average, it only drops 0.2% of the time.
Obsidian World-breaker:
As a way to celebrate World of Warcraft’s 15th anniversary, players can unlock the Memories of Fel, Frost, as well as Fire achievement by going through Chromie’s memories. The reward is the mount called the Obsidian World-breaker. It always dropped back then, so why does it rarely drop now?
Because, technically, you can still open it! The bad thing is that you have to discover where the black market is now and buy it at an auction. This ride won’t be cheap, but you can buy it in-game if you have enough money.
Swift Zulian Tiger:
If you log into WoW Classic, the Swift Zulian Tiger isn’t that hard to find, but it’s a different story in retail. The mount was an unique drop from High Priest Thekal in the old Zul’Gurub raid, but the raid was turned into a dungeon in Cataclysm, and the mount was taken out of circulation.
Now, the only way to get it is through the black market auction house, and then when it shows up, it always goes for the gold cap.
Heavenly Onyx Cloud Serpent:
The Heavenly Onyx Cloud Serpent is proof that the cloud serpent mounts are some of the best in the game. It has a unique look because of the black-and-white glow, so it appears even more impressive when it’s flying.
It’s a hard mount to get, though, because the player has to farm the Sha of Anger, which can only be found once a week.
The correct method to do this is for more than one character to destroy the Sha of Anger each week. It is among the rarest mounts inside the game because it only has a very small chance of dropping.
