WoW Midnight Mount Collection Guide: All 60+ Mounts and How to Get Them

If you're a mount collector, Midnight is going to test how far you're willing to push. Patch 12.0 brings 60+ mounts tied to nearly every system in the game: Mythic raid clears, Mythic+ keys, rated PvP, Delves, renown, open-world grinds and the new Prey system.

Not all mounts are created equal. Some are just time sinks where you log in, farm currency and eventually get there. Others are locked behind skill checks such as Mythic-only encounters, coordinated group execution or PvP ratings that most of the playerbase will never touch.

This guide lays it all out, every source, every requirement and a realistic look at difficulty. If you're trying to prioritize your grind or figure out what's actually attainable, this should help you map it out before you sink dozens of hours into the wrong chase.

Need help with any of these mounts? KingBoost's mount services cover everything from raid carries to PvP pushes, all handled by experienced players with 24/7 support.

Key Takeaways

• Midnight introduces 60+ mounts in Patch 12.0 spread across 10+ content categories
• The hardest mounts (Ashes of Belo'ren, Convalescent Carrion, Galactic Gladiator's Goredrake) require Mythic raid clears, 3,000+ M+ rating or Gladiator-level PvP performance
• Several mounts disappear when Season 1 ends. Calamitous Carrion, Convalescent Carrion and Galactic Gladiator's Goredrake are all season-locked
• The most accessible mounts are vendor-purchased with Voidlight Marl, Undercoin or Remnant of Anguish through regular content play
• Four renown factions each offer two purchasable mounts, making faction progression one of the most reliable collection pipelines this patch

Raid Mounts

Two mounts come from the Midnight Season 1 raids and both sit at the harder end of the spectrum.

Ashes of Belo'ren is the trophy mount of the season. It drops from the Midnight Falls encounter in March on Quel'Danas on Mythic difficulty only, at a drop rate that makes every kill feel like a gamble. The consolation is that three mounts drop per kill for the duration of Midnight, so a full Mythic group gets three shots at it per lockout. Without consistent access to Mythic progression though, your realistic window here is very small.

Tenebrous Harrower rewards the Glory of the Midnight Raider meta-achievement, which requires completing a specific set of challenge achievements across all three Season 1 raids: The Dreamrift, Voidspire and March on Quel'Danas. Glory achievements tend to be more fun to chase than pure drop-rate hunts because the tasks are varied and boss-specific, but you need a reliable group that can execute off-script intentionally during progression content.

Neither of these is realistic through PUGs. If you want them without committing to a Mythic guild, KingBoost raid carries handle both Mythic clears and organized Glory runs.



 

Mythic+ and Dungeon Mounts

Season 1 offers four mounts through M+ and dungeon content, two tied to rating milestones and two to dungeon drop tables.

Calamitous Carrion comes from hitting 2,000 Mythic+ rating and completing Midnight Keystone Master: Season One. Convalescent Carrion requires 3,000 rating and the Midnight Keystone Legend achievement. Both are season-locked and disappear when Season 2 launches, so if you're a collector these need to be on your priority list now. Reaching 2,000 is genuinely doable with consistent play. Getting to 3,000 puts you in top-tier territory. KSL is something a very small percentage of the active M+ playerbase achieves in any given season.

For dungeon drops, Lucent Hawkstrider comes from Degentrius in Magister's Terrace on Mythic or Mythic+ difficulty and Spectral Hawkstrider drops from The Restless Heart in Windrunner Spire under the same conditions. Both are straight RNG with no bad luck protection, so weekly clears are the only reliable strategy.

KingBoost M+ carries and rating boosts cover everything from single key runs to full rating pushes toward KSM and KSL.

PvP Mounts

Three mounts are available through Season 1 rated PvP and they span a pretty wide difficulty range.

Vicious Snaplizard has both an Alliance and Horde variant. You earn it by filling the Season Rewards bar through rated wins at 1,000 rating or above, with all rated modes counting: Arena, Solo Shuffle and Battleground Blitz. Fill the bar a second time and you get a Vicious Saddle. It's the most accessible PvP mount on the list and within reach for anyone willing to put in rated games.

Galactic Gladiator's Goredrake is a completely different proposition. You need to hit 2,400 rating in 3v3 Arena specifically, then win 50 additional matches at Elite rank while staying above that threshold. The mount is permanent but the Gladiator title is season-only, so if you want both you're on the clock. Getting to 2,400 in 3v3 is genuinely hard and grinding 50 wins above it is not something most Arena players will manage without a coordinated team.

KingBoost PvP carries handle rated matches across all brackets and rating ranges, from Combatant bar fills to Gladiator pushes.

Note: Don't sleep on the season-locked mounts. Calamitous Carrion, Convalescent Carrion and Galactic Gladiator's Goredrake are all gone when Season 2 drops. If you're a completionist, these are your highest-priority targets right now.

Delve Mounts

Midnight Delves offer four mounts in Season 1 split between Undercoin vendors and achievement rewards.

Elven Arcane Guardian is purchased from Naleidea Rivergleam in Silvermoon for 10,000 Undercoin, which you accumulate through Bountiful Delve runs. No rating gate, no achievement required. Silvermoon's Arcane Defender costs the same amount from vendor Telemancer Astrandis but is locked behind Delver's Journey Rank 5 first, so you need to progress the track before the purchase even becomes available.

Arcanovoid Construct is the prestige Delve mount for Season 1, earned through the "Let Me Solo Him: Nullaeus" achievement, which means soloing Nullaeus on Tier ?? difficulty before Season 2 launches. This is exactly as demanding as it sounds. The Nemesis encounter at maximum difficulty punishes anyone without tight class mechanics and solid fight knowledge, and the season timer makes it one of the more urgent mounts on this entire list.

Giganto Manis (a pangolin, and yes it is as good as it sounds) rewards the Glory of the Midnight Delver achievement, requiring four sub-achievements: completing every Delve storyline variant, maxing all Valeera Curios to Rank 4, finding every one-time Sturdy Chest and defeating Nullaeus before next season. It's a completionist grind but satisfying if you're already deep in the Delve loop.

KingBoost Delve carries and Delver's Journey progression services cover both the currency grind and the harder achievement runs.

Prey System Mounts

The Prey system is new to Midnight, an opt-in open-world hunt run by Astalor Bloodsworn out of Murder Row in Silvermoon City where you track elite targets and occasionally become the target yourself. Its currency, Remnant of Anguish, funds three of the four mounts in this category.

Preyseeker's Hubris costs 2,000 Remnant of Anguish from Construct V'anore and requires Rank 5 on the Preyseeker's Journey. Preyseeker's Wrath is the same price but requires Rank 10 instead. Both are pure progression with no RNG involved. Farm the system, earn the currency and buy the mount.

Preyseeker's Nightmare is tied to the "Prey: Nightmare Mode III" achievement, which requires defeating every Prey target on Nightmare difficulty. Nightmare Mode isn't casual content. The encounters demand solid output and mechanical awareness and clearing every target at that tier is a real investment in both time and preparation.

KingBoost's carry services can accelerate rank progression and the harder Nightmare encounters.



 

Renown and Reputation Mounts

Renown gives collectors one of the steadiest mount pipelines in Midnight. Four factions each offer two vendor mounts gated behind their tracks: Silvermoon Court, Amani Tribe, The Hara'ti and The Singularity. All eight use the same pricing structure: Renown 17 unlocks the first mount for 6,000 Voidlight Marl and Renown 19 unlocks the second for 8,000. Voidlight Marl comes from standard content across Midnight's zones, so steady engagement over time is all this requires.

A few bonus mounts sit adjacent to the main tracks. Umbral Dragonhawk is tied to Silvermoon Court renown through the Life of the Party achievement. Vivid Chloroceros and Elder Glowmite both come from Mothkeeper Wew'tam after capturing Glowing Moths as part of Hara'ti progression. Elder Glowmite requires 120 moths total, so starting early matters more than grinding hard later. Three additional mounts come from the Slayer's Duellum reputation track for players engaging with that system.

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Open World and Rare Drop Mounts

Open world is one of the most mount-dense categories in Midnight, with drops spread across Eversong Woods, Zul'Aman, Harandar and Voidstorm. Most come from rare mob kills with a few from zone treasures.

Eversong Woods drops Cerulean Hawkstrider and Cobalt Dragonhawk from zone rares. Zul'Aman drops Amani Sharptalon and Escaped Witherbark Pango from rares, plus the Ancestral War Bear from the Honored Warrior's Cache treasure. Harandar drops Rootstalker Grimlynx and Vibrant Petalwing from rares along with Untainted Grove Crawler from Sporespawned Caches. Voidstorm drops Augmented Stormray and Sanguine Harrower from rares.

Echo of Aln'sharan is also found in Voidstorm through a summon. You spend 500 Mysterious Skyshards to call Aln'sharan to Harandar at coordinates 66.15 / 25.47 and the mount drops from the summoned boss. It's fully soloable but the Skyshard cost makes it a longer-term accumulation goal.

The individual drops are straightforward to chase but the sheer volume across four zones means you'll realistically be working through this list over several weeks.

 

Achievement and Puzzle Mounts

Some of the most unique mounts in Midnight sit outside traditional instanced content entirely.

Crimson Dragonhawk rewards the Midnight Glyph Hunter achievement, which requires collecting all Skyriding Glyphs across Eversong Woods, Zul'Aman, Harandar and Voidstorm. Fully soloable at your own pace.

Reins of the Insatiable Shredclaw comes from a puzzle cave in Voidstorm at 49.70 / 77.68. You navigate a series of ring-gap obstacles to reach a large egg at the center. The trick is running through the gaps rather than engaging with the rings directly. Once you know the route it takes just a few minutes.

Ruddy Sporeglider involves collecting 150 Crystalized Resin Fragments from the lake at 40.0 / 21.4 and delivering them to the Peculiar Cauldron at 40.7 / 28.1. Straightforward but reliant on respawn timers.

Lab-grown Stormray comes from the "Staring Into the Void" achievement, which requires fully unlocking every facet of the Research Console in Voidstorm. Work through the console as part of your normal Voidstorm progression and this comes naturally over time.

Ivory Grimlynx is automatically awarded when you unlock the Haranir Allied Race. Complete the questline and it's in your collection. Brilliant Petalwing and Vivacious Chloroceros come from "Light Up the Night" and "Treasures of Harandar" respectively, both zone-based exploration achievements.

KingBoost achievement carries cover harder completionist runs and time-sensitive requirements.

World Event Mounts

Two world events in Season 1 offer mounts and both are time-gated to their event windows.

Amani Sunfeather and Blessed Amani Burrower are purchased during the Abundance World Event for 1,600 Unalloyed Abundance each. Reins of the Contained Stormarion Defender is a chance drop from the Victorious Stormarion Cache during the Stormarion Assault World Event, adding RNG on top of the event timing dependency.

These are the easiest mounts to miss entirely. If either event is currently running, prioritize them before the window closes.

Fishing Mount

Nether-Swept Drake comes from fishing in Void fishing holes across Voidstorm. No achievement gate, no currency threshold. Just fish in the right spots until it drops. Treat this as a background activity rather than an active grind, because fishing mount drop rates in WoW have never been generous.

Trading Post Mounts

Several Midnight mounts rotate through the Trading Post for Trader's Tender, earned through the monthly Traveler's Log. Current confirmed options include flying carpet designs at 550 Tender each, Snapvine mounts at 600 Tender and snail mounts at 400 Tender. Availability rotates and isn't guaranteed to come back, so pick these up when they appear.

Can't Grind All of This Before Season 1 Ends?

Between Mythic raid progression, M+ rating pushes, Gladiator climbs and multiple currency tracks running at the same time, completing the Midnight mount collection is a serious time investment. Most players will prioritize a few targets and accept that some season-locked mounts are going to slip through the window.

If you want to close the gap, KingBoost carry services cover every category in this guide: raid carries for Ashes of Belo'ren and Tenebrous Harrower, M+ boosts for the Carrion mounts and dungeon drops, PvP carries for Gladiator and rated season rewards, Delve carries for Arcanovoid Construct and Undercoin farming and achievement services for Glory runs and challenge completions. The mounts are all obtainable. The only variable is how much of the grind you want to handle yourself.



 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the easiest mount to get in WoW Midnight? Vendor mounts through Voidlight Marl and Undercoin are the most accessible since neither requires a specific rating or difficulty tier. The Ivory Grimlynx from the Haranir Allied Race unlock is even more immediate. Complete the questline and it's automatically added to your collection.

What Midnight mounts are going away at the end of Season 1? Calamitous Carrion (2,000 M+ rating), Convalescent Carrion (3,000 M+ rating), Galactic Gladiator's Goredrake (Gladiator achievement), Vicious Snaplizard and Arcanovoid Construct (Let Me Solo Him: Nullaeus) are all season-limited and unavailable once Season 2 launches.

How do you get Ashes of Belo'ren in WoW Midnight? It drops from the Midnight Falls encounter in March on Quel'Danas on Mythic difficulty only. Three mounts drop per kill for the duration of Midnight, giving a full group three chances per lockout. The drop rate is low, so consistent weekly Mythic clears are the only reliable path to it.

How long does it take to get the Tenebrous Harrower? It rewards Glory of the Midnight Raider, requiring challenge achievements across all three Season 1 raids. Timeline depends on group quality and how often your raid dedicates attempts to the Glory-specific tasks. Most organized groups tackle these after Mythic bosses are on farm, so expect to need a coordinated group rather than a pickup run.

Can you get all Midnight mounts solo? Most exploration, puzzle, open world and vendor currency mounts are fully soloable. Raid and M+ mounts require group content by definition. Galactic Gladiator's Goredrake is locked to the 3v3 Arena bracket. Arcanovoid Construct is technically a solo challenge but it's designed to be hard at maximum difficulty and solo doesn't mean easy.

What is Voidlight Marl and how do you get it? Voidlight Marl is the renown faction currency for the four Midnight factions. It comes from daily quests, world quests, renown missions and zone events. It accumulates steadily through regular play without any hard weekly cap.

What are the Season 1 dungeon drop mounts? Lucent Hawkstrider drops from Degentrius in Magister's Terrace and Spectral Hawkstrider drops from The Restless Heart in Windrunner Spire. Both require Mythic or Mythic+ difficulty and neither has bad luck protection. Weekly clears are the only reliable path.