The Beastlord's Warwolf is one of the most brutal-looking Timewalking mounts connected to the Warlords of Draenor event. Instead of elegant armor plating or a polished high-fantasy silhouette, this mount leans fully into the savage Iron Horde aesthetic - scorched metal, spiked barding, and the unmistakable impression of a war beast bred for frontline chaos rather than ceremony.
For collectors, the appeal of the Beastlord's Warwolf comes from the balance between exclusivity and certainty. It is not a random drop, not a rare spawn reward, and not something tied to a weekly lockout. Once you have enough Timewarped Badges, the mount is yours. The only real catch is that the vendor only appears during the Warlords of Draenor Timewalking week, so the timing matters just as much as the currency itself.
To obtain the Beastlord's Warwolf, you need to gather 5000 Timewarped Badges and buy the mount from the Warlords of Draenor Timewalking vendor in Ashran.
For Alliance characters, the mount is sold by Tempra in Stormshield. For Horde, the vendor is Kronnus in Warspear.
Before you can buy the mount, you need to reach Ashran. In modern WoW, the fastest route is still through your faction’s capital city portal room.
For Alliance, the Ashran portal is found inside the main portal room in Stormwind, on the left side before the Valdrakken portal. For Horde, the route in Orgrimmar is slightly less intuitive: you first enter the side portal chamber near the main room, then take the Draenor portal from there.
Ashran portal Alliance
Ashran portal Horde
Using that portal places you in your faction’s Ashran base: Stormshield for Alliance or Warspear for Horde.
The Timewalking vendors are not hidden behind a quest chain or special phase, but they are not standing in the most obvious central position either. If you are unfamiliar with Ashran’s layout, it is easy to overshoot them while moving between the inn, flight master, and profession area. Tempra is in the southern section of Stormshield near the inn, while Kronnus stands toward the western side of Warspear near the vendor section.
Tempra location in Stormshield
Kronnus location in Warspear
Timewarped Badges are the core currency for all Timewalking vendor rewards, and for the Beastlord's Warwolf you need a full 5000. That means your goal is not just to run a few dungeons casually, but to understand which Timewalking activities give the best value during the limited event week.
The most reliable and endlessly repeatable source is the Timewalking dungeon queue. Every run gives badges from bosses and completion, and because there is no strict farm limit, dungeon spam forms the backbone of the entire grind. For players going specifically after a mount vendor reward, this is usually where the bulk of the total comes from.
The 6 dungeons available during Warlords of Draenor Timewalking are the following, along with the usual badge total you can expect from each full clear:
The first Timewalking Dungeon that you complete on a character during the week will drop The Shimmering Crystal Alliance or The Shimmering Crystal Horde, a quest that you can turn in to Tempra or Kronnus. This quest rewards 500 Timewarped Badge for your first completion on your account for the week, and 200 Timewarped Badgefor subsequent completions on other characters.
Some Timewalking rotations also feature Timewalking raids, and those raids come with their own high-value badge quest. The most well-known examples are:
Each of these raids has an associated quest such as Disturbance Detected: Ulduar, and the first completion gives a large badge payout. Even though this is not tied directly to Warlords of Draenor Timewalking, it is still relevant because many players prepare their badge reserves across multiple Timewalking events and then spend them during the Draenor week when Beastlord's Warwolf becomes available.
The Disturbance Detected quests typically require killing the final boss of the featured raid. Because of that, many players use Group Finder to join partial-clear or skip groups focused only on the end boss instead of committing to a full raid clear every time.
Just like with Timewalking dungeons, finishing a Timewalking raid rewards you with a special quest item that can later be turned in for 500 Timewarped Badges once the final boss has been defeated. To be eligible for this reward item, your character must be at least level 30.
After you complete this quest for the first time during the active event, any additional turn-ins on the same Timewalking cycle will award only 300 Timewarped Badges instead. Because of that, the initial completion remains by far the most efficient and rewarding source of bonus currency.
Beyond the badges themselves, the cache earned from quests such as Disturbance Detected: Ulduar can also contain rare mounts associated with that specific expansion. For example, during Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking, players have a chance to receive Invincible as an additional reward from the chest.
If the Beastlord's Warwolf is your target, the smartest method is to stack all high-value rewards first instead of jumping straight into endless dungeon spam.
For players who already maintain a saved pool of badges from earlier Timewalking weeks, this mount can effectively become an instant purchase the moment Warlords of Draenor Timewalking goes live. For everyone else, starting from zero makes the grind much more noticeable, so any prebuilt reserve helps.
Since Beastlord's Warwolf is a vendor purchase instead of a random drop, luck plays a very small role compared to planning. This is good news for collectors - the process is fully controllable - but it also means careless farming feels slower than it needs to.
A final practical note: the Warlords of Draenor vendor pool includes multiple collector-targeted rewards, so many players end up spending far more than 5000 badges in a single rotation. If you know in advance that you also want other Draenor-themed rewards, plan your farming target higher instead of stopping the moment the mount becomes affordable.
Because this mount is tied to event efficiency rather than a fixed boss route, the most useful addons are the ones that improve group finding, navigation, and multi-character tracking.
For players farming across several characters, SavedInstances is arguably the most practical addon in the list because it helps you see at a glance which alts have already completed their valuable event tasks and which ones can still contribute meaningful badge gains.
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