Midnight Season 2 arrives with Patch 12.1, Curse of Ula’tek, and a fresh wave of seasonal mounts built around the expansion’s venom-and-serpent theme. Every reward here is tied to the season: clear the new raid, push Mythic+ rating, climb the PvP ladder or dive the reworked Delves, and the mount is yours only while Season 2 runs. Once Season 3 opens, this set retires and a new one takes its place. This guide covers every Season 2 seasonal mount and reward, how each one is earned, and how difficult each is to secure before the season ends. For players who collect across every system, our full range of WoW mount boost services covers the season end to end.

Season 2 at a Glance
Season 2 Raid Mounts — The Venomous Abyss
The Venomous Abyss is Season 2’s raid: eight bosses inside the Temple of Ula’tek, ending with the serpent god himself. It carries the season’s two most prestigious mounts.
Primeval Skyfriend — Mythic Raid Mount
The Season 2 Mythic raid mount, Primeval Skyfriend, drops from Mythic Ula’tek. It is guaranteed for every player in the kill while Season 2 is current, then becomes a low-chance rare drop forever after. That two-life pattern follows every Mythic raid mount. This is the highest PvE prestige reward of the season, earned alongside Cutting Edge: Ula’tek and the Venom’s End title.
Crimson Venomfang — Glory of the Venomous Raider
The Crimson Venomfang comes from Glory of the Venomous Raider, a meta-achievement bundling eight boss-specific challenges across the raid. Unlike the Skyfriend, glories never expire. The mount stays earnable in later expansions, though it needs an organized group while the tier is current. The meta also grants the Ula’took companion pet. It joins the long line of Glory raid mounts covered in our WoW achievement mounts guide.
Season 2 Mythic+ Mounts
The Mythic+ ladder rewards two dragons this season, each tied to a rating milestone. Both retire when Season 3 begins.
Breath of Blight — Keystone Master: Season 2
The Breath of Blight unlocks the moment your character hits 2,000 Mythic+ rating for Midnight Keystone Master: Season 2. There is no separate drop or lockout, so the whole challenge is the climb.
Breath of Ruin — Keystone Legend: Season 2
The Breath of Ruin is the top keystone reward, unlocked at 3,000 Mythic+ rating for Midnight Keystone Legend: Season 2. It sits above the Keystone Master line most players stop at, making it one of the season’s clearest prestige mounts.
Season 2 PvP Rewards
Rated PvP carries the widest spread of Season 2 rewards: a mount, an illusion, a tabard and the Gladiator prize.
Venomous Gladiator’s Goredrake — Gladiator Mount
The Season 2 Gladiator mount, the Venomous Gladiator’s Goredrake, is a venom-themed proto-drake with elite armor and effects exclusive to the top of the ladder. It requires 50 wins above 2,300 rating during Season 2, the Gladiator cutoff for Midnight, down from the older 2,400 line. Only a small fraction of the ladder ever earns it, which is exactly what the mount signals.
Vicious Lightbloom Boar — Seasonal PvP Mount
The Vicious Lightbloom Boar comes in Alliance and Horde variants. This season it is earned directly by filling the rated PvP mount progress bar for the first time, from wins at 1,000 rating or higher, rather than through the Vicious Saddle. After Season 2 ends it joins the saddle pool like every Vicious mount before it.
Illusion: Venomcoil & the Gladiator Tabard
Two smaller PvP rewards round out the season. Illusion: Venomcoil, a weapon enchant illusion, is earned at Rival II (1,950 rating) in Season 2. The Venomous Gladiator’s Tabard comes with the higher brackets, alongside the season’s two prestige PvP titles: Venomous Gladiator for Rank 1 in 3v3, and Venomous Legend for Rank 1 in Solo Shuffle. None of these are mounts, but all are season-locked cosmetics that vanish when the tier ends.

Season 2 Delve Mounts
The reworked Delve system adds two Soul Crusher constructs this season, both Voidstorm-themed.
Corroded Soul Crusher — Renown 5
The Corroded Soul Crusher is an accessible early-season pickup, purchased for 10 Voidlight Marl once you reach Renown 5. Anyone running Delves through the season will pass the threshold naturally.

Apophic Soul Crusher — Solo Delve Boss
The Apophic Soul Crusher is the prestige Delve reward, earned from the Let Me Solo Him: Azta’rec achievement for defeating the Delve boss solo on the hardest tier. A pure skill check, and the harder of the two to secure.

Prey Activity — Continuing in Season 2
Prey, the open-world solo gearing activity introduced earlier in Midnight, carries into Season 2 with its own mount. The Preyhunter’s Courser is purchased for 2,250 Remnant of Anguish at Renown 10 with the Prey system, the currency earned by chasing down and defeating Prey targets across the world. It sits outside the seasonal raid and PvP tracks, so it can be worked at your own pace right up to the season’s end.

When Season 2 Mounts Become Unobtainable
The catch with every seasonal mount is the same: the door closes. The Primeval Skyfriend stops being guaranteed and reverts to a rare drop, Cutting Edge and the Gladiator’s Goredrake become unobtainable entirely, and the Breath of Blight and Ruin dragons retire, all the moment Season 3 opens. The Vicious Lightbloom Boar shifts from its direct rated-wins route into the Vicious Saddle pool. Only the glory mount and Prey rewards stay earnable afterward. That timeline is why the raid, Mythic+ and Gladiator mounts are the ones collectors prioritize while Season 2 is live, and why they make up the bulk of our WoW mount boost services this season.
Season 1 Mounts Recap
Season 1’s rewards are no longer obtainable through their original routes, but they remain part of Midnight’s collection history. The highlights were Ashes of Belo’ren (Mythic raid), Calamitous Carrion and Convalescent Carrion (Keystone Master and Legend), the Galactic Gladiator’s Goredrake (Season 1 Gladiator mount) and the Vicious Snaplizard (Season 1 PvP). Mythic raid mounts and Vicious mounts from past seasons stay available through their long-term systems. The Snaplizard, for example, moves into the Vicious Saddle pool now that Season 2 is live.





