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Echo of Aln'sharan

3 · Moderate Drop Neutral Midnight

Heed well the song of the Goddess.

🎯 How to get it

The Echo of Aln'sharan is a cloud serpent mount obtained through the following steps: #Complete the "Legend of Aln'sharan" questline at Har'kuai in Harandar. #Collect 500 Mysterious Skyshards, which drop from mobs in Harandar after the questline. #Return to Kuri in Har'kuai and use the extra action button that pops up: #With the buff, find Aln'sharan flying somewhere above Harandar and interact with him. You will need to dismount in the air, since Aln'sharan cannot be interacted with while mounted, so consider having a way to break the fall.

Why moderate? Farmable drop — weekly lockouts help.

Blizzard source: Drop

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🗺 Step-by-step route

  1. Start at the Orgrimmar Portal Room (Valley of Strength, below Grommash Hold).
  2. No direct portal — take the closest hub portal, then fly with the in-game map (open map with M, flight master whistle in new zones).
  3. Farm at the target area — The Echo of Aln'sharan is a cloud serpent mount obtained through the following steps: Complete the "Legend of Aln'sharan" questline at Har'kuai in Harandar. Collect 500 [Mysterious Skyshards], which drop from mobs in Har
  4. Set difficulty as required (some drops need Heroic/Mythic), clear to the boss, loot. Lockouts reset weekly — park alts at the entrance and repeat every week. Bonus events (e.g. Timewalking, holiday buffs) do not change old-raid drop rates.

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