November's Trading Post has a sweet tooth. Blizzard calls the theme Sweet Tooth, and the stall leans into the kitchen: two full chef uniforms, cookbook staves, serving-tray shields and candy maces sit next to two new mounts, the purple Aubergine Warturkey and the Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400, a bakery on wheels. Fill the Traveler's Log and its sister bike, the Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600, is yours without spending a single Trader's Tender.
The math is friendlier than October's. The 29 new items cost 4,570 Tender, and the 14 returning pieces from last November's cooking month add 2,260, so the whole stall runs 6,830. A month pays out at most 1,000. Below are the bonus reward, every price table sorted by cost, the returning stock and what we would buy first.
The November rotation went live on November 1 and stays until the in-game timer hits zero at the end of the month, when December's stock replaces everything on this page. EU realms got the new stock a few hours before US realms, as usual.
The stall is in four cities. Alliance players visit Tawney and Wilder just outside the Mage District in Stormwind, Horde players go to the Zen'shiri Trading Post next to Grommash Hold in Orgrimmar, and both factions share the branches in Dornogal (The Foregrounds) and Silvermoon City. Every branch, with coordinates, is covered in our WoW Trading Post guide.
November's log reward is the Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600, a dessert factory bolted onto a motorbike that whips up treats as it rides. Blizzard's flavor line sums it up: "When dessert manufacturing meets speed optimization. Intact bun delivery not guaranteed." It costs no Trader's Tender. Fill the Traveler's Log progress bar and the mount is handed over the moment it fills.
Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600 with a rider
Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600, front view
The 4600 is a recolor of the Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400 that the stall sells for 500, and like its sibling it is a ground mount. Its item data still carries a 500-Tender price tag, but Blizzard's announcement made it the log reward. Patch 12.1.5 datamining showed four Bunmovers in total, numbered 4000, 4200, 4400 and 4600, so the other two are likely to turn up in a later month.
The log also drops Tender into your Collector's Cache at set points on the way up, so filling it pays twice. Earn it before the rotation: log progress does not carry into December.
Source: Prepare for Forever, Try Midnight's Talebound, and Discover Sweet Treats in WoW Weekly.
The new stock is 29 items worth 4,570 Tender: two mounts, one pet, 20 armor appearances and six weapons. The kitchen pieces carry the theme, while the cheap end is the same basics you have seen since September in two fresh colors, Carrot and Rosy. Every table below is sorted by price.
Two mounts and a pet, 1,250 Tender for all three. The Aubergine Warturkey at 500 is a purple recolor of the Highlands Gobbler, which is back this month at the same price, and its flavor text is a single line: "Its crimes can not be pardoned." The Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400 is also 500, and its flavor text reads "Riding the line between Sweet and Savory Avenue." Both are ground mounts, so neither replaces your skyriding mount.
Gill'el is a baby murloc Thrall. It arrived in Patch 11.0.5 as a promotional pet, and November is its first time on the Trading Post, at 250.
| Item | Type | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Gill'el | Pet | 250 |
| Aubergine Warturkey | Mount | 500 |
| Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400 | Mount | 500 |
The armor runs from 30 to 700 Tender and totals 2,420. The two chef outfits sit at the top: Ensemble: Executive Chef's Uniform and Ensemble: Head Chef's Uniform are the same cut in a light and a dark colorway, 700 each. The pieces mix with the rest of your wardrobe, and the look reads as complete without a belt. Blizzard gave them the best flavor lines of the month: "Yes, chef!" and "IT'S RAW!!!"
The Baker's Citrine Tray and Baker's Morganite Tray are back pieces at 150 that match the tray shields in the weapon table. Everything else is the recurring basics line: Dunecloth belts, skirts and vests, Bandit's highboots, springflower crowns, gloomcaps and a Gunslinger's lid, which came in Brick and Aquatic in September and Plum in October at the same prices. Two one-offs round it out: the Stylish Crimson Top Hat at 50 and the Steel-Plated Cushion Boots at 40 ("They're orthopedic.").
| Item | Type | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Carrot Dunecloth Belt | Waist | 30 |
| Rosy Dunecloth Belt | Waist | 30 |
| Carrot Dunecloth Skirt | Legs | 35 |
| Carrot Dunecloth Vest | Chest | 35 |
| Rosy Dunecloth Skirt | Legs | 35 |
| Rosy Dunecloth Vest | Chest | 35 |
| Bandit's Carrot Highboot | Feet | 40 |
| Bandit's Rosy Highboot | Feet | 40 |
| Steel-Plated Cushion Boots | Feet | 40 |
| Carrot Gloomcap | Head | 50 |
| Crown of Carrot Springflowers | Head | 50 |
| Crown of Rosy Springflowers | Head | 50 |
| Gunslinger's Rosy Lid | Head | 50 |
| Rosy Gloomcap | Head | 50 |
| Stylish Crimson Top Hat | Head | 50 |
| Ensemble: Sorcerer's Carrot Garb | Head and Back | 100 |
| Baker's Citrine Tray | Back | 150 |
| Baker's Morganite Tray | Back | 150 |
| Ensemble: Executive Chef's Uniform | Ensemble | 700 |
| Ensemble: Head Chef's Uniform | Ensemble | 700 |
Six weapons, all at 150, 900 Tender for the set. Two staves, two shields and two two-hand maces, each in a pair of colors. The Baker's Enchanted Cookbook and Baker's Fiery Cookbook are staves shaped like open recipe books stuffed with treats ("You gotta do the cooking by the book."). The Baker's Citrine Bulwark and Baker's Morganite Bulwark are serving platters for tanks, and they pair with the trays on the back. The Cotton Candy Lollibop and Orange Lollibop are giant lollipops: "Who knew cotton candy could hit so hard?"
Coverage is narrow. Casters get the cookbooks, and anyone after a bow, gun, dagger or one-hand weapon comes away empty, unless the returning food weapons below do the job.
| Item | Type | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Baker's Citrine Bulwark | Shield | 150 |
| Baker's Morganite Bulwark | Shield | 150 |
| Baker's Enchanted Cookbook | Staff | 150 |
| Baker's Fiery Cookbook | Staff | 150 |
| Cotton Candy Lollibop | Two-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Orange Lollibop | Two-Hand Mace | 150 |
Fourteen items come back from last November's cooking-themed stall, 2,260 Tender in total, at the same prices they carried a year ago. The Highlands Gobbler is the original turkey behind this month's Warturkey, the two Villager's Country ensembles are Redridge farm outfits, and the rest is food you can hold: carrots, corn, a rib rack and a stale loaf as weapons, with matching off-hands and the Chef's Apron tabard that goes well with the new uniforms.
One line is still unnamed in the game data: a fourth one-hand mace at 95 Tender (item #251894). Last November the only other 95-Tender mace in this family was Bunch of Green Chiles, and its off-hand twin is back, so it is most likely a copy of that mace.
| Item | Type | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Copper Pot of Stew | Off-Hand | 60 |
| Offhand Bunch of Green Chiles | Off-Hand | 60 |
| Offhand Bunch of Orange Carrots | Off-Hand | 60 |
| Offhand Ears of Yellow Corn | Off-Hand | 60 |
| Chef's Apron | Tabard | 70 |
| Unnamed one-hand mace (item #251894) | One-Hand Mace | 95 |
| Bunch of Orange Carrots | One-Hand Mace | 95 |
| Ears of Yellow Corn | One-Hand Mace | 95 |
| Smoked Rib Rack | One-Hand Axe | 95 |
| Stale Thirteen Grain Loaf | Dagger | 95 |
| Ready-Warm Portable Bakery | Back | 95 |
| Ensemble: Villager's Country Attire | Ensemble | 440 |
| Ensemble: Villager's Country Collection | Ensemble | 440 |
| Highlands Gobbler | Mount | 500 |
The income side is unchanged. Log in, open the Collector's Cache at any Trading Post and take 500 Trader's Tender; fill the Traveler's Log for up to 500 more, paid in steps as the bar climbs. Unspent Tender carries over, so a saver who skipped October can clear more of this stall.
The November log refreshed on the first of the month with its own activity list. Open it with Shift+J and pick the Traveler's Log tab to see what counts this month. The cache, the log steps, the freeze slot and the monthly ceiling are explained in our WoW Trading Post guide.
With 1,000 Tender a month and 6,830 on the shelf, the order matters. These are our picks, based on what is new, what is cheap for what it is, and what may not come back soon.
If nothing here grabs you, freeze an item and save. December's stock is not announced yet.
The rules of the stall and the earlier months are a click away.
The questions players ask most about this month's stall.
The Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600 mount. Fill the Traveler's Log progress bar and it is yours without spending Tender.
Sweet Tooth. The new stock is built around baking and candy: chef uniforms, cookbook staves, serving-tray shields and lollipop maces.
6,830 Trader's Tender: 4,570 for the 29 new items and 2,260 for the 14 returning ones. One month pays out at most 1,000.
No. The Aubergine Warturkey is a ground mount, like the Highlands Gobbler it recolors and both Bunmovers.
At the end of November, when the in-game timer runs out and December's stock takes over. Log progress resets at the same moment, so finish the Bunmover 4600 before then.
Yes. Gill'el was a promotional pet from Patch 11.0.5, and November 2026 is the first month it is sold for Tender.
