Unlocking Your Legion Class Mount: A Comprehensive Guide
Fast answer first. Then use the tabs or video for more detail.
- Watch the video explanation below for a faster overview.
- Game mechanics may change with updates or patches.
- Use this block to get the short answer without scrolling the whole page.
- Read the FAQ section if the article has one.
- Use the table of contents to jump straight to the detailed section you need.
- Watch the video first, then skim the article for specifics.
Unlocking your Legion class mount in World of Warcraft is a rewarding journey that requires a few key steps. To obtain these unique and aesthetically pleasing mounts, you must first complete your Class Hall campaign to earn the achievement “A Glorious Campaign.” You’ll also need to unlock the Broken Shore and subsequently complete the “Breaching the Tomb” achievement. After those requirements are met, you will begin a unique questline specific to your class, culminating in the acquisition of your class-specific mount. This process can be done in Battle for Azeroth (BFA) or Shadowlands.
The Path to Your Legion Class Mount
Here’s a more detailed breakdown of each step:
1. Class Hall Campaign: A Glorious Beginning
The first step is finishing your Class Hall campaign. This campaign is a series of quests that are unique to each class and starts after you obtain your first artifact weapon. As you progress, you’ll be tasked with various missions that involve your order hall and its champions. Completing this grants you the “A Glorious Campaign” achievement, a prerequisite for beginning your class mount questline.
2. Unlocking the Broken Shore
Next, you’ll need to unlock the Broken Shore. This zone acts as the central hub for the final stages of the Legion storyline. To unlock it, follow these steps:
- Complete the quest “Uniting the Isles” from Khadgar in Dalaran’s Violet Citadel.
- Accept and complete the quest “Armies of Legionfall” at Krasus’ Landing in Dalaran, again from Khadgar.
- Undertake and finish the “Assault on Broken Shore” scenario.
3. Breaching the Tomb: A Broken Shore Achievement
The “Breaching the Tomb” achievement is the most time-consuming part of the process. This achievement involves completing a series of quests on the Broken Shore. These quests will have you engaging in various activities, such as killing demons, collecting resources, and completing world quests. It showcases your commitment to the Legionfall cause. Breaching the Tomb achievement is account-wide, meaning that once you complete the achievement on one character, it applies to your entire account.
4. The Class-Specific Questline
Once you’ve accomplished these prerequisites, a quest will become available at Deliverance Point on the Broken Shore. This quest marks the beginning of your class-specific questline. These quests involve interacting with specific NPCs associated with your class.
- Hunter: Find Nimi Brightcastle at Deliverance Point and read the Golden Letter to start the Night of the Wilds quest chain.
- Druid: Your questline will begin in your Class Hall.
- Warlock: Each class obtains their mount after completing Breaching the Tomb, which also requires unlocking the Broken Shore and completing the first part of the Class Hall Campaign.
- Warrior: Find the Valarjar Warsinger warrior NPC at the Broken Shore to get the A Godly Invitation quest.
- Priest: The main questline for priest class mount starts at Grand Priest on Broken Shore after fully completing Breaching the Tomb achievement with your priest character.
5. Claiming Your Mount
Completing the questline rewards you with your class-specific mount. Each mount is designed to reflect the unique identity and lore of the class, making them highly sought-after collectibles.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Are Legion class mounts account-wide?
The achievement “Breaching the Tomb” is account-wide. Once you’ve earned it on one character, you don’t need to repeat it on other characters. However, each individual character must complete their own Class Hall campaign and the class-specific questline to obtain their mount.
2. Do I need to reach Exalted reputation with any faction to unlock the mount?
No, reputation is not a requirement for unlocking Legion class mounts. The primary requirements are completing the Class Hall campaign and the “Breaching the Tomb” achievement.
3. Can I unlock Legion class mounts in Battle for Azeroth (BFA) or Shadowlands?
Yes, you can unlock Legion class mounts in both BFA and Shadowlands. The steps remain the same: complete the Class Hall campaign, unlock the Broken Shore, complete “Breaching the Tomb,” and finish the class-specific questline.
4. What level do I need to be to start the Legion questline?
To begin the Legion questline, your character must be at least level 45. If you are level 50 or above, visit the Hero’s Call Board in Stormwind or the Warchief’s Command Board in Orgrimmar and pick up the Broken Shore option “Fight The Legion”. This will grant you the quest “The Legion Returns” (Alliance/Horde).
5. Do I need to own the Legion expansion to obtain the class mounts?
To unlock Legion class mounts you must access the content from the Legion expansion.
6. I’ve completed “Breaching the Tomb” on one character. What do I do next on my alt?
If you’ve completed “Breaching the Tomb” on one character, your alt only needs to complete their Class Hall campaign and then head to the Broken Shore to begin their class-specific questline.
7. Can other classes use Legion class mounts?
No, Legion class mounts are class-specific. Only characters of the corresponding class can ride them.
8. How do I start the Class Hall campaign?
The Class Hall campaign begins automatically after you obtain your first artifact weapon. Look for a quest in your Class Hall to initiate the campaign.
9. How long does it take to complete the “Breaching the Tomb” achievement?
The time required to complete “Breaching the Tomb” varies depending on your playstyle and available time. It can typically be completed in a week or two of consistent play.
10. Are there any specific requirements for Death Knights to get their class mount?
Death Knights don’t have specific requirements beyond the standard Class Hall campaign, unlocking the Broken Shore, and completing “Breaching the Tomb.” Death Knights automatically have 150 Riding Skill, and get their Epic Land Mount for free.
11. What if I’m having trouble finding the quest giver on the Broken Shore?
Ensure you’ve fully completed the “Breaching the Tomb” achievement. Then, check Deliverance Point on the Broken Shore for the quest giver associated with your class.
12. Can I solo the quests required for the Class Hall campaign and “Breaching the Tomb”?
Yes, most of the quests in the Class Hall campaign and for “Breaching the Tomb” can be soloed. Some quests might require a group, but these are typically optional and not essential for unlocking the class mount.
13. Are Legion class mounts still considered prestigious?
While not as exclusive as they once were, Legion class mounts are still highly valued for their unique designs and the effort required to obtain them.
14. Where can I find more information about my specific class’s mount questline?
The best resource for class-specific information is your class Discord server or the official World of Warcraft forums for your class. Many guides can walk you through your class questline.
15. Do Legion class mounts count towards mount achievements?
Yes, Legion class mounts do count towards your total mount count for mount-collecting achievements. However, only mounts usable by the character you’re currently playing will be added to their individual mount counter.
Earning your Legion class mount is a testament to your dedication and accomplishments in the World of Warcraft. The class mount quests encourage you to learn more about the lore of your class. The journey is worth the reward.
Understanding how gaming impacts education and culture is crucial in today’s world. To learn more about the intersection of gaming and learning, consider visiting the Games Learning Society website at https://www.gameslearningsociety.org/. At GamesLearningSociety.org, discover resources that explore innovative educational practices.