How do I view my mounts in WoW?
To view your mounts in World of Warcraft (WoW), you can access the Mounts tab or Mount Journal through the Collections interface, which allows you to sort, inspect, and summon your mounts, by clicking the Collections button on your ActionBars or pressing SHIFT+P for quick access. The Mounts tab lists all mounts, both collected and uncollected, providing a comprehensive overview of your mount collection.
Accessing and Managing Mounts
Understanding the Mounts Tab
The Mounts tab is a window tab found in the Collections interface that enables players to manage their mounts efficiently. This tab is crucial for players who have accumulated a large number of mounts and want to keep track of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I access my Mount Collection? To access your Mount Collection, click the Collections button on your ActionBars or press SHIFT+P for quick access, then select the Mounts tab at the bottom left of the window.
- What is the key for the mount list in WoW? The key for the mount list in WoW is SHIFT+P, which provides quick access to the Collections interface and the Mounts tab.
- Where do I find my mounts? You can find your mounts in the Mounts tab or Mount Journal, which is located in the Collections interface and lists all mounts, collected and uncollected.
- How many mounts are currently in WoW? Excluding retired/unobtainable mounts, there are currently 906 total mounts in WoW, which are available to players and count towards mount-related achievements.
- What is the rarest mount in WoW Classic? The rarest mount in WoW Classic includes the Black Qiraji Resonating Crystal, Deathcharger’s Reins, and other highly sought-after mounts that are difficult to obtain.
- How do I see all mounts? You can see all mounts in the Mounts tab of the Collections interface, which displays both collected and uncollected mounts.
- Can I see my WoW mounts online? Yes, you can use the Wowhead Profiler to view information about your character’s equipment, stats, pets, and mounts, as well as your quest and achievement history.
- Why are my mounts not showing up in WoW? Mounts may not show up in your journal until your order shows as Complete or Shipped, which can take up to 24 hours after the order is placed, and failed or refunded orders will remove the mount from your journal until it is purchased again.
- How to get a mount in World of Warcraft? You can get a mount in World of Warcraft by purchasing one from a vendor, receiving one as a reward from a quest or achievement, or obtaining one through loot from dungeons or raids.
- What is the max level in WoW? The max level in WoW varies depending on the expansion, with the original level cap being 60 and subsequent expansions increasing the level cap by 5 or 10 levels.
- How to ride a mount in WoW Classic? In WoW Classic, you learn a single racial riding skill available at level 40 for 20 gold, which allows you to ride your race-specific mounts.
- How much is a classic mount in WoW? The cost of a classic mount in WoW varies, with rare racial mounts costing 80 gold (64 gold with discounts) and epic racial mounts costing 1,000 gold (800 gold with discounts).
- Is there a way to see my WoW characters? Yes, you can use the Wowhead Profiler to view information about your character’s equipment, stats, pets, and mounts, as well as your quest and achievement history.
- Why can’t I find my character on WoW Armory? Characters that have not logged into the game for a long time won’t show up in the World of Warcraft website, and if you have played recently but your profile displays inaccurate data, you may need to log out and back in.
- What happened to WoW Armory? The WoW Armory is still available, although Blizzard has made changes to the WoW mobile app, including the removal of the remote Auction House feature, and players can still access their character information through the Wowhead Profiler.