All Timewalking mounts in World of Warcraft

Timewalking events in World of Warcraft give players a chance to dive into scaled-up PvE content from previous expansions and experience their dungeons and raids as if they were current. These dungeons and raids reward Timewarped Badges, which are essential for mount collectors to farm.

Picking up every Timewalking mount in WoW will take some time and effort, but it’s well worth the grind as they’re some of the most striking collector’s items in the game. Here are all the Timewalking mounts currently available in World of Warcraft to add to your collection.

All Timewalking mounts in WoW

Timewalking is one of the most popular recurring slots in the World of Warcraft calendar, giving players a chance to pick up incredible mounts, battle pets, and transmog items.

Timewalking mounts are only available to purchase or pick up when their respective events are active—for example, if you want a Burning Crusade mount, you need to wait until the TBC Timewalking event rolls around.

Timewalking events rotate on an 18-week schedule, meaning you’ll have to wait a few months if you miss the opportunity to buy the mount you’ve had your eyes on. You can check which event is currently active by looking at your in-game calendar or checking the buffs section for your character.

Most Timewalking mounts can be purchased for 5000 Timewarped Badges, with the exception of the Infinite Timereaver which is a boss drop. The Reins of the Infinite Timereaver are rare but worth chasing as a collector, as this mount has a strikingly unique model.

Eclipse Dragonhawk

Dragonhawks were new and flashy when The Burning Crusade came out in 2007, and they still have a memorable look that holds up today.

The Eclipse Dragonhawk, which is available for purchase in Shattrath City during the TBC Timewalking event, is a unique coloration of the old-school Dragonhawk model, which looks exactly the same as it did upon TBC’s initial release. 

If you’re a fan of the Dragonhawk model, make sure to check out the 20th Anniversary event and tackle Doomwalker, as this boss drops the Illidari Doomhawk. This mount uses the same model as the Eclipse Dragonhawk but has a darker, more muted color scheme.

Ironbound Wraithcharger

It’s not quite Invincible, but this spectral horse mount evokes the spirit of Wrath of the Lich King. Its bright, blue skeleton is covered by an iron curtain of armor and chain, while its entire body emits a ghostly glow while it flies.

The mount can only be purchased in the Crystalsong Forest version of Dalaran during the WotLK Timewalking event, which you can access easily via portal—either through your faction’s portal room or with the help of a Mage.

Beastlord’s Irontusk

The Beastlord’s Irontusk should remind players of the original Armored Irontusk mount from the Warlords of Draenor expansion that it’s based on, but without the iron armor that runs across its back and sides.

According to the mount’s lore, the mount belongs to Beastlord Darmac, one of the bosses found in the Blackrock Foundry raid. When the WoD Timewalking event is live, you need to head to either Warspear or Stormshield to buy this, depending on your faction.

Beastlord’s Warwolf

Like most other wolf mounts from the Warlords of Draenor era, this mount is fitted with iron armor molded around its brown fur. Three pillars of flame consistently erupt from the wolf’s armor-plated back, making it a striking addition to any collector’s stable.

The Beastlord Warwolf also belongs to Beastlord Darmac from Blackrock Foundry, according to the mount journal. Just like the Beastlord Irontusk, this mount can be purchased by visiting either Kronnus or Tempra in the faction-appropriate zone.

Yu’lei, Daughter of Jade

During the original release of Mists of Pandaria, Heavenly Cloud Serpents were available in nearly every color. The only option that wasn’t available as a normal drop or reputation reward was the Heavenly Jade Cloud Serpent, which is arguably one of the most memorable Timewalking mounts in WoW.

To pick up this mount, head to the Timeless Isle zone in Pandaria when the Mists of Pandaria Timewalking event pops up in the calendar.

Val’sharah Hippogryph

The Val’sharah Hippogryph is the iconic mount of the Dreamweavers and is one of the most intricate armored Hippogryph mounts in the game, with glowing gems and a jewel-tone color scheme.

Head to the Legion version of Dalaran (via portal) when the appropriate Timewalking event is live if you want to grab this mount for your collection.

Infinite Timereaver

It’s not possible to buy this mount with Timewarped Badges like the other Timewalking mounts. Instead, you’ll have to grind out Timewalking dungeons and raids for a chance of seeing this mount, as it has a small chance of dropping from a Timewalking boss.

The exact drop rate for this mount isn’t known, but it’s relatively low based on our research and community reports.

That being said, it can drop from any of the Timewalking bosses in any event, so if you’re someone who consistently takes part in these events, you will come across it eventually. Stick with it and try out some Timewalking content on an alt or two.

Frayfeather Hippogryph

Introduced with the 20th Anniversary celebrations, the Frayfeather Hippogryph can be picked up from Bobadormu in Tanaris for 5,000 Timewarped Badges.

It’s a stunning addition to the existing line-up of hippogryph mounts and worth checking out while you grind Bronze Celebration Tokens to pick up the other mounts for the Anniversary event.

How many Timewalking mounts are there in WoW?

At the time of writing, there are eight Timewalking mounts to pick up in World of Warcraft, including the Infinite Timereaver. Aside from this boss drop, they all cost the same amount and are tied to their relevant Timewalking events.

There are two mounts in the in-game journal that appear to be new additions for the next Wrath of the Lich King and Burning Crusade Timewalking events—the Enchanted Spellweave Carpet and the Amani Hunting Bear, using the Flying Carpet and Amani War Bear models, respectively.

They’re both listed with the same vendor as the existing Wrath and TBC vendors, so they will likely both cost 5000 Timewarped Badges and appear during the appropriate event. This is a prediction on our part, though, so make sure to check back during both events for confirmation.

If you’re hoping to grind out Timewarped Badges and top up your mount collection, make sure to get stuck into the 20th Anniversary celebrations.

While some of the events and quests only reward Bronze Celebration Tokens, a handful of them reward Timewarped Badges, like the daily lore quest from Historian Llore. There are plenty of other Timewalking-related event rewards to pick up too, like rare battle pets and transmog pieces.