The faction mounts sold in Outland are the same ones sold in Stormwind (Orgrimmar for Horde). Price for mounts and training is determined by Stormwind/Org rep.You’re limited to gryphons at first, but at level 70 you can learn Artisan level of Riding, which is 4-5k depending on your SW/Org rep, and is just a gold sink for a speed increase so the price isn’t likely to change. All of the “cooler” mounts like drakes become available after 70 though, and once you’ve learned a mount it’ll be available to your other characters as early as level 20, although they still can’t fly until it’s time to head to Outland/Northrend. Farming mounts at higher levels is a common endgame pursuit.More info in this thread. In general the “flashier” mounts tend to come from achievements or boss drops rather than vendors. As Jakjak noted, those are pretty much only available after level 70 (when you are able to access second expansion raids, and certain Heroic dungeons).As Alliance, you’re pretty much limited to gryphons as your first flying mounts, just as the Horde are basically limited to Windriders as their first flying mounts.Alternatively, you could spend real-world money in the Blizzard shop to purchase one of the mounts found there. Most of the store mounts have flight capabilities, but they do still cost dollars instead of gold, and tend to run in the $25 range, so it’s your call whether the cosmetic is worth it to you.

I am looking for the cheapest/easiest to obtain Flying mount that can carry at least 1 more person. Word templates for mac. I don't care how it looks because i just need it.

In game faction flying mounts are sold by either SW or Org vendors. You get a 5% discount for each level of rep you have with those two cities off of the base cost of the mount. 5% at friendly up to 20% at exalted.

Hotspot shield tap vpn driver. Faster and Fastest flying each have a base cost of 5,000 gold so if you are exalted with one of those cities, you save 1,000 gold for each higher level of flying.Other flying mounts tend to be either farmed, or purchased by reaching certain reputation levels with some faction. In Outlands, if you are Exalted with the Cenarion Expedition, you can purchase their War Hippogrif. I’m not too far away from 110 so I’ll remember that when I make it through!You don’t need to be 110 for hard mode Sartherion. You can probably do the 10 man version by the mid 90s. For the 25 man, I’d probably want to be 101+ (the bonus damage for overleveling does a significant jump at 101) although it can certainly be done sooner depending on class and skill.

You can only do it once per week regardless of the raid size setting, so it takes two weeks to get both mounts.The “fastest” way to clear it is to run right for Sartherion and kill him ASAP. All of the trash will run down to greet you. This saves you the annoyance of clearing trash while avoiding the minibosses. (They need to be alive for the mount to drop.) However, if that turns out to be too deadly, you can clear all the trash (except the dragons) ahead of time. If you accidentally pull a dragon, run to the entrance to reset them. (Or die, that works too.)You have to be able to kill him before one of the dragons joins the fight (I can’t remember which one, but it’s on a timer) as once that happens he goes immune, and the fight can’t be soloed. It generally shouldn’t be a problem as it’s not much of a dps check, but if you run into it, it just means you probably want to pick up a level or two and try again.