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World of Warcraft offers a variety of mounts for the different races of Azeroth. Humans, for example,

generally ride horses, and Orcs tend to favor their trusted wolf mounts. A mount is a special type of

permanent pet that a player can own. Using one requires the riding talent, and with extensive

training, riding specialists will be able to use mounts not generally available to their particular

race.

More than mere status symbols, mounts allow players to travel over land more quickly than on foot.

When a player is mounted, he or she has full control over the mount. To avoid exploiting monsters,

players cannot attack while mounted. Also, monsters are unable to attack mounts. Instead, when a

player is mounted, all attacks and damage are directed at the player and not at the mount. If a

player dies while on a mount, the mount will "unsummon" and be available for "resummoning" once the

player reenters the world of the living.

Owning a mount is an impressive accomplishment in the game (not to mention the fact that it makes

you look cool).

Modified emotes are available for when you're on a mount.


The mounts for each race can differ in appearance. For instance, wolves' fur can be gray, white,

black, or other colors.

Some quests are related to mounts. Paladins can talk to the paladin trainers Duthroian Rall or

Brandur Ironhammer.

Your mount automatically "unsummons" when you go indoors, and can be resummoned when you go

outdoors again.

If you have one of the old model fast mounts, you can exchange it for one with a new look at the

mount vendor.

Information

Mounts are available to everyone at level 40. The level 40 mount is 80g (or cheaper depending on

faction) and is 60% faster than walking. A second faster mount is available at level 60. This mount

is 1,000g (or cheaper depending on faction) and is 100% faster than walking. Before being able to

ride these mounts, you must first get training from the trainer which will roughly cost 20g.

Players (except Tauren) can purchase and train mounts from other races in their faction. However,

you will first need to obtain "exalted" reputation status with that race in order to do so. At this

point this is very difficult to do, if not impossible. There are some other special mount options in

the game, however. Mounts of the opposing faction are not available for purchase.

Warlocks and Paladins have a level 40 and level 60 quest for their special mounts. Paladin Epic

Mount quest: To begin, talk to the paladin trainers Duthroian Rall or Brandur Ironhammer. Warlock

Epic Mount quest: To begin, speak with a demon trainer in any of the capital cities: Kurgal, Martha

Strain, Spackle Thornberry, or Jubahl Corpseeker.

There are rare mounts out there to discover!

Alliance Mounts

Horses Mechanostriders Nightsabers Rams

Horde Mounts

Kodos Raptors Skeletal Horses Wolves

Class Specific Mounts

Paladin Mounts Warlock Mounts

Alterac Valley Mounts

Stormpike Riding Ram Frostwolf Riding Wolf

PvP Reward Mounts

By engaging in PvP combat and achieving a rank of Lieutenant General (Horde) or Commander (Alliance)

or higher, players can gain the right to purchase mounts of great power. Click here to see what

mounts are available to each race.
Tips

Mounts are pretty expensive, so save up some gold. You might not be able to save up enough gold

by level 40.

Place your "summon mount" item on your action bar for faster usage.