But yeah, sure, if you're a person who only has 1 character, or less than 5, Infinite Time Reaver will be one of the easier ones to farm - the thing is, that's by your own choice. If past patches are anything to go by, a lot of players will probably buy WoW gold and pay high-end guilds to boost them through the raid just so they can get this mount. If you can down Mythic Sylvanas, youвЂ™re guaranteed to get the mount.

You could also argue that the world boss 1/2000 mounts are not harder to get, because you farm them purely afk - while doing TW dungeons is 100% attention requirement. The mount has a 100 chance to drop for everybody in the raid until the end of Shadowlands. So uhhh.no, Time Reaver is not easier to get than other rare mounts, certainly not easier than the raid drop mounts, which you can just farm easily to no end. Which basically means you will almost surely get it in a year, even with just 5 alts. No, 1% raid mounts are not hard to get and anyone saying otherwise has obviously not actively farmed any rarer mount yet.Д®ven if you have only 5 alts for farming, which I assume is the bare minimum most people interested in collectibles have, you get 5 attempts weekly, or 20 attempts monthly, or about 240 attempts annualy. These days everyone and their mother has Alar, and other similar mounts, because you can jump on an alt and 1hit Kael. They just persist in people's heads as rare, because of the prestige they once held. How many of you got your mount under 100 kills? And what kill did you get it atДЄshes of A'lar is a basic 1% raid drop mount, ak.a not very rare at all. What makes this mount rare is obviously that it is, no pun intended, but time locked. That being said itвЂ™s ultimately not that rare, given mounts like ashes have a 1% drop chance and a week lockout and only drops off one boss. And by the way, ultimately it is RNG, so you can get incredibly unlucky and reach 6000 tries without getting it. So to reach 5000 attempts you need 9 TW weeks. Assuming you TW as a tank/healer (instant Q) for 5 hours every day of a TW week, you will get 560 attempts per TW week. With cata this goes down drastically because those dungeons are pure cancer. Based on TBC/Wrath/Pandaria tw dungeons, you can do one in about 15 minutes, or 4 in an hour. If a mount is 1 in 4000, you might get lucky and get it within 500 tries, but you might also get unlucky, and get it in 5000 attempts or 6000 attempts, which is 12 TW dungeons. The drop rate for Infinite Time Reaver is about 1/4000, which is on par with Big Love Rocket.ДЄn average TW dungeon has 4 bosses, meaning an average TW dungeon is 4 attempts. Also remember RNG is RNG.Jesus effin christ the bro science in this post. With an average boss amount per dungeon being 4 that means, based on the math I was doing the mount should have been attained at or after 250 dungeon runs. 00133% but just for the sake of argument letвЂ™s stick with. Hey guys, I just randomly decided to search and find out what the drop rate is on this mount, which I found a lot of posts on saying the mount has a 1% drop chance.ДЄfter doing my own math after looking at drop counts vs kills, I discovered the mount actually has a.

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