WoW Muchamiel

WOW FOREVER · MOUNTS

Class mounts

Updated October 30, 2026

In WoW Forever the expensive part isn't the mount, it's learning to ride: 100 gold at level 40 and 1,000 at level 60. That's why the warlock and paladin class mounts matter so much. Here's how to get them, what Blizzard has confirmed and what is still the Classic route, and how to save gold with reputation. Each entry has a status: forever (confirmed by Blizzard), beta (seen in the beta or in Forever guides, may change) or classic (how it worked in WoW Classic; Forever hasn't confirmed it yet).

Riding in Forever

  • Level 40, Apprentice Riding: 100 gold to learn riding plus about 20 for the mount, for 60% extra speed. Save around 120 gold before 40.
  • Level 60, Journeyman Riding: 1,000 gold to learn plus about 200 for the fast mount, for 100% extra speed.
  • Riding is a single shared skill learned from your race's trainer (most are in their capital or starting area). Humans have a second mount vendor in Menethil Harbor, and Skyborne train and buy from Genn Fairweather on Zephras Isle.
  • To ride another race's mounts from your faction you need Exalted with that race (as in Classic).
  • Mounts from Forever's packs (for example the Cerulean Prideclaw in the Skyborne pack) sit in your collection, but you can only use them once you've learned riding in game.
  • No flying mounts and no level scaling. There's a PvP mount at rank 11 of 14 and another on the Legacy reward track.
  • Reins of the Spectral Bear (epic, 100% speed): the Legacy reward for 55 points earned on your account, spent or not. Before it, 15 points give the Replica Ironforge Air Rifle toy, 25 the Spectral Bear Cub pet and 40 the Spectral Bear Tabard. You collect them from Wiley the innkeeper in Ratchet. Note: without the 12 PvP challenges you top out at 53 points, so the mount needs some PvP. Seen in the beta and in guides; Blizzard hasn't published the list.
  • The modern-looking mounts found in the game files (such as the Spectral Wolf Pack) are not for Forever, according to Blizzard.
  • The paladin talent Pursuit of Justice (+15%) stacks with mount speed. The Tauren racial Plainsrunning no longer does: since Blizzard's 26 October notes it doesn't work while mounted.

Reputation discount

  • Forever: Honored with your race's faction gives a 10% discount on the mount and on riding training. That's about 12 gold at 40 and about 120 at 60. (Warcraft Tavern's Forever data.)
  • More discount at Revered and Exalted? Not in original Classic (1.12): it was a flat 10% from Honored. The 5% (Friendly), 10% (Honored), 15% (Revered) and 20% (Exalted) scale arrived with The Burning Crusade patch 2.3. Forever hasn't said which one it uses; if it follows Classic, Revered and Exalted give nothing extra.
  • Which reputation counts: the faction of the vendor and trainer, who are your own race. A Human needs Stormwind; an Orc, Orgrimmar; an Undead, Undercity. Reputation with another city doesn't lower your mount's price.
  • PvP rank (Classic): in Classic, PvP rank 3 gave another 10% off at your faction's vendors, on top of Honored. Forever has PvP ranks but hasn't confirmed this discount.
  • Reaching Honored before 40: do every quest in your starting zone and in the zone next to your capital; they give reputation with your city, and in practice many players hit Honored before 40 just by leveling. Forever adds new quests to every starting zone, so it should be even easier.
  • Cloth donations (Classic): your capital takes a one-time donation per cloth type. Wool (A Donation of Wool, from level 12) asks for 60 Wool Cloth and gives 350 reputation; there are matching ones for silk, mageweave and runecloth. If you're close to Honored, the wool and silk ones are the quickest push. Forever hasn't confirmed they're unchanged.
  • For level 60: the repeatable runecloth turn-in (Additional Runecloth, 20 Runecloth for 75 reputation from level 50, in Classic) is the classic way to reach Honored or higher before paying the 1,000 gold.

Felsteed (level 40)

Warlock · level 40 Classic data, unconfirmed

Requirements: Level 40. Summon Felsteed is still in Forever, and Forever guides say warlocks get their mount and riding through their class quest, but Blizzard hasn't published the steps: these are the Classic ones.

  1. Talk to your warlock trainer at level 40: Demisette Cloyce (Stormwind) or Briarthorn (Ironforge) for the Alliance; Zevrost (Orgrimmar) or Kaal Soulreaper (Undercity) for the Horde. They give you Summon Felsteed.
  2. Travel to Ratchet on the coast of The Barrens and find Strahad Farsan.
  3. Turn it in and follow his chain until you learn Summon Felsteed. In Classic this also taught you Apprentice Riding.

Cost: In Classic, free: no mount or riding cost. In Forever, if it stays that way, you save the 100 gold for riding and the 20 for the mount.

Dreadsteed (level 60)

Warlock · level 60 Classic data, unconfirmed

Requirements: Level 60 and a group. Forever hasn't said anything about this quest: this is the Classic version. You need to get into Scholomance and Dire Maul West, both in Forever, with a rogue or the keys.

  1. Your trainer sends you to Mor'zul Bloodbringer, by the Altar of Storms in northwest Burning Steppes.
  2. Collect 30 Raging Beast's Blood from Winterspring owlbeasts and hand them in. He sends you to Gorzeeki Wildeyes.
  3. Gorzeeki asks for materials: 35 Black Dragonscale, 10 Elixir of Shadow Power, 6 Large Brilliant Shard, 25 Dark Iron Ore and 3 Arcanite Bar (some players report different numbers: read the quest before buying).
  4. In Jaedenar (Felwood), using the Shadowy Potions, enter Shadow Hold, kill Ulathek the Traitor for Lord Banehollow and buy Xorothian Stardust from Ur'dan.
  5. In Scholomance, kill Rattlegore for the key and free the imp J'eevee in the laboratory with the Imp in a Jar.
  6. In Dire Maul West, shut down the five pylons, kill Tendris Warpwood and Immol'thar and run the ritual: fix the artifacts with the Black Lodestone (one Soul Shard per fix; bring 10-15) while the group holds about 5 minutes of imps and felguards.
  7. Kill the Xorothian Dreadsteed and Lord Hel'nurath and turn in to the steed's spirit: you learn Summon Dreadsteed and, in Classic, Journeyman Riding.

Cost: In Classic, 418 gold at vendors (168 if another warlock already has the jar, lodestone and glyphs) plus materials: around 700 gold in total. Still cheaper than Forever's regular 1,000 + 200 epic mount, if the quest still teaches riding.

Warhorse (level 40)

Paladin · level 40 Classic data, unconfirmed

Requirements: Level 40. In Forever the paladin class mount (Summon Warhorse) comes from a quest, but the published steps are Classic's Alliance version. Undead paladins get their own version (see below).

  1. Talk to your paladin trainer: Arthur the Faithful (Cathedral of Light, Stormwind) or Brandur Ironhammer (Hall of Mysteries, Ironforge). They give you The Tome of Nobility.
  2. Find Duthorian Rall in Stormwind, hand it in and follow the next step.
  3. When you finish you learn Summon Warhorse; in Classic it also taught you to ride.

Cost: In Classic, free. In Forever, if it stays that way, you save the 100 gold for riding and the 20 for the mount.

Charger (level 60, Alliance)

Paladin · level 60 Classic data, unconfirmed

Requirements: Level 60 and a group for Scholomance, Dire Maul West and Stratholme. Blizzard confirmed the Charger quest exists in Forever (the Alliance one, "in the name of Redemption") and, per a guide quoting Blizzard, you still need the riding skill. The steps are Classic's. You need Friendly with the Argent Dawn.

  1. Duthorian Rall (Stormwind) sends you to Lord Grayson Shadowbreaker in the Cathedral of Light. Do Emphasis on Sacrifice and To Show Due Judgment.
  2. In Ironforge, pay High Priest Rohan 150 gold for Rohan's Exorcism Censer and use it in Terrordale (Eastern Plaguelands, northwest of the Stratholme entrance) to kill 25 spirits. Soloable.
  3. Grimand Elmore (Stormwind) wants 150 gold, 6 Arcanite Bar, 10 Arthas' Tears, 40 Runecloth and 5 Stratholme Holy Water.
  4. In Southshore, Merideth Carlson sells you the feed for 50 gold and 20 Enriched Manna Biscuits (from Light's Hope Chapel).
  5. In Dire Maul West, kill Tendris Warpwood to make the horse spirit appear; then pick up the diamonds from the bank.
  6. In Scholomance, after Rattlegore, use the Divination Scryer: four waves you beat with the right seal and Judgement, and finally the death knight Darkreaver. Use his soul on the fallen horse and turn in: you learn Summon Charger.

Cost: In Classic, 350 gold in payments (150 + 150 + 50) plus materials: 400 to 500 gold depending on the server. If Forever also requires level 60 riding, add 1,000 gold.

Undead paladin: their own Warhorse and Charger

Paladin · level 40 y 60 Confirmed in Forever

Requirements: New in Forever: Forsaken paladins get their own mount quests at 40 and 60, with undead-looking mounts. The level 60 one runs out of Bandarion Keep (Whispering Wood, Tirisfal Glades), "in the name of Retribution".

  1. Blizzard hasn't published the steps. Talk to your trainer at 40 and 60 and follow the chain; we'll update this once it's live.

Cost: Unconfirmed. Per a guide quoting Blizzard, you still need the riding skill.

Travel Form (level 30) and Aquatic Form (16)

Druid · level 30 Seen in the beta

Requirements: Travel Form is learned from the trainer at level 30: +40% speed, outdoors only, and shifting frees you from Polymorph and slows. Aquatic Form comes at 16 via a quest: +50% swim speed and underwater breathing. No flight form: Forever has no flying mounts.

  1. Use Travel Form as your mount from 30 to 40. From 40 you learn riding like any other class.
  2. Feral Swiftness (talent) speeds up Cat Form and in Forever it also works indoors.

Cost: Just the training cost. You pay for a real mount like everyone else.

Ghost Wolf (level 20)

Shaman · level 20 Seen in the beta

Requirements: Learned at level 20: +40% speed, outdoors only. With the Improved Ghost Wolf talent (2/2) it becomes instant and works indoors too.

  1. Use it to travel until you have a mount. From 40, a regular mount.

Cost: Just the training cost.

Aspect of the Cheetah (20) and of the Pack (40)

Hunter · level 20 Seen in the beta

Requirements: Aspect of the Cheetah: +30% speed from level 20, but you get dazed for 4 seconds if hit. Aspect of the Pack (40) gives it to your nearby group. The Pathfinding talent adds up to 6%.

  1. Only use it for traveling and drop it before entering enemy areas.

Cost: Just the training cost.

What we don't know yet

  • The steps of the warlock and paladin mount quests in Forever, and whether they still teach riding for free (at 40 and 60) or riding must be paid separately.
  • Whether the first mount comes included when you pay for riding (Blizzard said so at BlizzCon, per one guide) or costs about 20 gold extra (per Warcraft Tavern).
  • The Undead paladin Warhorse and Charger quests: names, steps and cost.
  • Forever's reputation discount scale (flat 10% like Classic or tiered like TBC) and whether cloth turn-ins and the PvP rank discount remain.

This guide is updated every time Blizzard publishes changes. Whatever is still missing goes in as soon as it is known, and the date at the top tells you when we last touched it.

Sources: Warcraft Tavern: equitación en Forever · LFCarry: monturas en Forever (resume lo dicho por Blizzard) · Warcraft Wiki: monturas de Forever · Warcraft Wiki: Summon Felsteed (sigue en Classic y Forever) · Talents Forever: hechizos y talentos del cliente de la beta (CC BY 4.0) · Notas de la beta de Blizzard (foro oficial) · Blizzard: análisis a fondo del cazador y el druida en Forever · Warcraft Tavern: montura épica del brujo (WoW Classic) · Warcraft Tavern: montura épica del paladín (WoW Classic) · Warcraft Wiki: reputación y descuentos (parche 2.3) · Warcraft Wiki: A Donation of Wool · Wowpedia: Additional Runecloth · Warcraft Tavern: monturas (WoW Classic).