TBC Anniversary Fiery Warhorse Mount Boost

What You Get

• Attumen the Huntsman killed on your Karazhan lockout each week
• Fiery Warhorse's Reins with Guaranteed Farm, or the agreed number of attempts
• The Violet Eye reputation and loot from every kill kept on your character
• A screenshot after each run and when the order is done

Before We Start

• A level 70 character with Karazhan attunement on a TBC Anniversary realm
• A free weekly Karazhan lockout on that character

The TBC Anniversary Fiery Warhorse mount boost kills Attumen the Huntsman on your Karazhan lockout for a chance at the Fiery Warhorse's Reins. You choose between paying per run and a farm that continues every week until the reins drop. Karazhan resets once a week, so your first kill goes on the next free lockout.

Start with the boost option: Pay per run buys a set number of Attumen kills, while Guaranteed Farm costs more and keeps the team on Karazhan every week until the mount is in your bags. Then pick Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control.

Two extras cost more: Full Karazhan run clears the whole raid instead of stopping after Attumen, and BiS PvE Gear adds best-in-slot items from the runs to your order.

What Is the Fiery Warhorse in TBC Anniversary?

The Fiery Warhorse's Reins teach a black horse wrapped in flames, the steed of Attumen the Huntsman. Attumen is the first boss of Karazhan, the 10-player raid that opens the PvE side of The Burning Crusade. He rides out together with Midnight, and the reins can drop when the pair falls.

The drop is very rare and the raid resets only once a week, so each character gets a handful of chances per month at most. That makes the horse a trophy many raiders never see during a whole expansion.

Fiery Warhorse Boost Options: Per Run or Farm

Option	How it works	Good for
Pay per run	A fixed number of weekly Attumen kills on your character	Trying your luck next to your own raiding
Guaranteed Farm	Weekly kills continue until the reins drop	Players who want the mount, not attempts
Full Karazhan run	The whole raid is cleared, not only Attumen	Gear and Violet Eye reputation on the side

Both farm options use only your own lockout, so the reins cannot go to anyone else: there is no roll against other raiders and no loot council. With Full Karazhan run, the rest of the raid is cleared on the same night, which adds Violet Eye reputation and a shot at early epics for your character.

How Long the Karazhan Mount Carry Takes

A single run takes little time; the limit is the weekly reset. With Pay per run the order ends after the agreed kills. With Guaranteed Farm, our TBC Anniversary Fiery Warhorse mount boost keeps going week after week until the drop, and you get a note in the order chat after each attempt. The order is played Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control.

Buy the Warhorse Next to Other Rare Outland Mounts

Weekly raid farms pair well with daily ones. The Raven Lord carry from Anzu uses your heroic lockout every day, while the Ashes of Al'ar farm in Tempest Keep chases the other famous raid drop of the expansion. A reputation mount such as the Nagrand talbuk has no drop chance at all. All mounts are compared on the TBC Anniversary mount boost page.

FAQ

When can you start the Fiery Warhorse farm?

On your next free Karazhan lockout. If your character has not entered Karazhan this week, the first kill can happen within a day or two of checkout.

How long does it take to get the Fiery Warhorse's Reins?

It depends on the drop. You get one Attumen kill per week; Guaranteed Farm runs every week until the reins appear.

Do I need the Karazhan attunement?

Yes. Your character must be able to enter Karazhan. If the key is missing, ask in the chat and we add the attunement first.

Which option costs more?

Guaranteed Farm costs more than Pay per run. Self Play, Remote Control, Full Karazhan run and BiS PvE Gear each raise the total.