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Mount

Mount is a mechanic that was introduced with the release of Fellhollow. It was highly requested by players who wanted a faster means to travel through Ashenfall.

Mechanics

When on a mount, players can travel through terrain, and their stamina lasts longer as well. There are two base mount versions: the terrorbird and magic carpet. If the player is attacked, dealt damage, or is building up Wither, the mount will vanish.

Types of Mounts

The list below are of the different types of mounts and their functions:

  • Terrorbirds: Terrorbird mounts are unlocked upon completing The Wild Hunt. Terrorbirds gives a +200 carry weight, making them good for travelling when gathering supplies.
  • Magic carpets: Magic carpets are unlocked upon completing the first section of Icthlarin's Little Helper. They do not give bonus weight, but do make traversing through Umbral Sands easier, and are much faster in the desert. compared to other mounts. It also is lighter, taking less fall damage and higher jumps.

Variants

The list below are of different types of colour variant of mounts, their lore and how to obtain them:

Terrorbirds

Image Name Requirements Misc. information
Terrorbird
  • The Wild Hunt
The nature spirits of Ashenfall serve a purpose, one denied to them by the encroaching Wither. It may seem counterintuitive to have to slay these spirits in order to bind them, but that's what nature is. It's hunt and be hunted. Kill and be killed, life is a perpetual cycle - Everything chained together.
  • This variant is automatically unlocked when completing The Wild Hunt.
Infernal blightbeak
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
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This Breed of terrorbird was the bane of most normal human residents. They would raid farms, culling livestock and devouring grain. They would storm through settlements, smashing to pieces anything within their reach. Only the Black Knights of Dowdun Reach had any success in training them, and only such madmen would even try to.
Crimson crybaby
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
A breed created by a Zamorakian priest who found them far less terrifying than he had hoped. Instead of bringing fear to the masses, these terrorbirds would whimper and sob whenever forced to do any manual labour. He named the breed "crybaby" in frustration, though it remains disappointingly apt.
Mossbeak hunter While many terrorbirds were bred for speed, the mossbeak hunter was bred to pursue. Wild Knights would raise them to chase down dangerous prey, tiring their quarry our from their terrorbird's almost limitless stamina.
Springdown runner
  • The Wild Hunt
The springdown runner was bred for the races. It was quick, focused and not easily distracted by various tricks of the watching crowd. While nowadays there's less of that racing instinct, this breed of terrorbird still enjoys a good run around.
Grassfoot screecher
  • The Wild Hunt
Druids in Brynmoor would rear these birds not as mounts, but as guard dogs for their sacred sites. The terrorbirds were raised to be quick, silent and merciless in their defence of the groves.
Leafwood strider
  • The Wild Hunt
Oakfeather raptor
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Withering Heights
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A green-feathered variant of the terrorbird, popular with the Wild Knights back in the earliest days of Bramblemead. They would raise the raptor from the moment they hatched, so that the bird could imprint on the knight and create a bond of loyalty unlike any other.
Coastal sunbeak Raised along the beaches and coastal regions, the Sunbeak is a colourful terrorbird variant who enjoyed a more fish heavy diet then most.
Summerbellied wagtail
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Black Knight's Fortress
This friendly breed of terrorbird is so named because they wag their tails in the presence of their handlers. They delight in playful displays of affection, such as jumping up and down, or attempting to chew someone's face off. Oh, how sweet.
Eclipseborn sharpbeak
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Black Knight's Fortress
Legends says that this breed of terrorbird appears only during a solar eclipse. They are said to possess magical powers; the exact nature of which varies with each telling. In truth, they can hatch just like any terrorbird does and possess no known metaphysical capabilities.
Sunkissed clawfoot
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Black Knight's Fortress
These bright yellow creatures love nothing more than ferreting out strange green herbs with their sharp claws. They enjoy running around plains, making screeching noises.
Astralbeak warbler Named after the stars, rather than the runes, the astralbeak warbler is a strange beast. On nights where the sky is clear and the moon absent, this breed of terrorbird loves nothing more than to raise its head to the heavens and warble strangely haunting melodies.
Zamorakian pledgesaddle
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
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Popular with the Black Knights of Dowdun Reach due to the dark and sinister colour schemes. Many of the knights would ride into battles atop these creatures, screaming about the power of chaos as they went.
Scorchsummer ashbeak
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
This breed is so named because the breeder's daughter thought they were sunburned when she first saw the chicks. Bright pink and screeching, she immediately put them in buckets of water, only to face the wrath of their mother.
Applefeather mosstail
  • The Wild Hunt
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
This brightly coloured breed of terrorbird gets its name from the apple orchard where the breed was first reared. The owner of the orchard had little imagination for colour combination, so when he saw red and green together the only thing that came to mind were the apples right in front of him. This is in no way similar to the naming process used by the narrative designers.

Magic Carpets

Image Name Requirements Misc. information
Magic Carpet
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
A carpet, woven from enchanted thread. Summon it to carry you across the desert. Unlike terrorbirds, the carpet will glide smoothly across the desert, showing you a whole new world of sandy sight.
  • This variant is automatically unlocked when completing a section of Icthlarin's Little Helper.
Uzzerian umber
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
The light umber tone is handcrafted by Uzzer children as part of their daily lessons. The youngsters gather round and work together to weave the complicated pattern throughout the tapestry as a means of teaching them patience as well as some useful life skills. If you look very carefully, you can see where the garou cubs have found clever ways to sneakily weave in swear words, personal symbols and odd little doodles to amuse themselves. This way, each of the carpets is unique, if not entirely desirable.
Manafem midnight
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
There are currently no known drop sources or acquisition methods available for this item.
Scorchweave Rug
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
There are currently no known drop sources or acquisition methods available for this item.
Moonsilk Weave
  • Partial completion of Icthlarin's Little Helper
Legends tells us that this carpet is woven from the silk of the moon spirits of the Umbral Sands. It is said that they create those silken threads only on clear nights when the moon is full and the stars look down and give them permission. These rare carpets, therefore, only appear in times of great peace and tranquility. Traits that the Umbral Sands have not seen in some time.
  • A player mounting a regular terrorbird.
    A player mounting a regular terrorbird.
  • A player mounting a regular magic carpet.
    A player mounting a regular magic carpet.

Update history

This information is based on the changelogs of the game.

patch 31 July 2026 (0.12.1.3):
  • Resolved an issue where players take excessive fall damage when jumping over any height whilst mounted.
update 23 June 2026 (0.12.0):
  • New variants of the Terrorbird and magic carpets were added with the Umbral Sands expansion.
  • Fixed an issue where Terrorbirds would randomly dismount the player while moving!
update 30 April 2026 (0.11.1.5):
  • The input to summon Mounts has been reverted from 2 seconds to 0.25 seconds.
update 21 April 2026 (0.11.1):
  • The key to summon the mount was adjusted to "hold to mount" instead of just click to mount.
update 31 March 2026 (0.11):
  • Weight capability is increased when summoning the mount

Trivia

  • The first rideable animal in the game being a terrorbird is a nod to RuneScape's (RS3) 2016 April Fools joke, when they released the Terrorbird mount.
  • The way the mount is summoned almost resembles the summoning skill from RuneScape with differences being how they are summoned. In RuneScape, you would require materials to summon one, as RuneScape: Dragonwilds just required you to complete a quest.
  • The magic carpet description has a reference to the Disney movie Aladdin in it, referencing "a whole new world".

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