In World of Warcraft, there is a variety of rare and sometimes expensive mounts. One currently trading for over 1200 Euros will soon be available for free for everyone on Twitch.
What kind of mount is this? World of Warcraft once had its own collectible card game, where players could earn not only cards but also mounts that they could use in the game. One of these mounts is the “Ghastly Charger” mount.
The ghostly horse had a 1 in 264 chance of being found in the Betrayal of The Guardian
booster boxes and is currently trading for approximately 1,237 Euros. The card with the associated code is no longer available digitally but only as a physical card, as can be seen on wowtcgloot.com.
Rare mounts like those from the collectible card game typically become more expensive over the years because there are no new ways to obtain the mounts, and the available cards gain rarity. The price of the Ghastly Charger mount is likely to plummet soon.
As the launch of the expansion gets closer, you should complete 3 things beforehand:
From rare mount to common steed
How do you get the mount? At the start of the new expansion of World of Warcraft, The War Within, Blizzard is launching a new round of Twitch Drops. From August 26 to September 19, anyone who watches a Twitch channel with Drops enabled for 4 hours can secure the mount for free.
To receive the rewards, you must connect your Twitch account with your Battle.net account and claim the reward within 7 days. The World of Warcraft website explains the details.
Are there even rarer mounts from the collectible card game? Yes, there are. Blizzard has already made available some of the mounts that could previously only be obtained from the collectible card game; however, many fans are waiting for the “Swift Spectral Tiger,” which is trading in marketplaces for about 7,320 Euros.
The tiger has an even rarer chance of being found in a booster pack, making it even more expensive. For most players, the return of the mount will be a pleasant surprise. Also back is a well-known player: Notorious WoW player is back after a year-long break, oneshotting raid bosses with 300 million damage
