All New WoW A World Within Bee Mounts: How to Farm Them
A World Within introduces a ton of new things to Azeroth as players fight against the agents of the Void. Aside from new quests, zones, and hero specializations, we also got a new set of mounts in the form of adorable but fearsome bees. While we are getting up to 37 new rides for this expac, the bees are the cutest and coolest in A World Within. For those looking to get their hands on this cute mount, this guide will help players to collect all three.
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All War Within New Bee Mounts
Three of the 37 new mounts have bee-utiful designs, and you can collect them in various ways. Fortunately, two have a straightforward farming method, while the last requires a bit more effort. Here are the new Bee Mounts in World of Warcraft: A War Within:
- Soaring Meaderbee
- Smoldering Cinderbee
- Raging Cinderbee
Only the Raging Cinderbee has a complicated farming route because it requires you to accumulate PvP Honor points. We advise players to focus on the first two before grinding for the last mount.
How to Farm All Bee Mounts
Each mount has a particular farming method, so you’ll need to do them separately. Fortunately, the Soaring and Smoldering ones are easy to complete and only need a bit of effort to collect. Here is how you can farm all three bee mounts.
Soaring Meaderbee
The Soaring Meaderbee will require players to spend some time grinding Sizzling Cinderpollen. You’ll need 900 of this resource before trading them with the vendor Cendvin. You can find him near the entry point to the Cinderbrew Meadery.
You can farm Sizzling Cinderpollen by killing mobs northeast of Cinderbrew Meadery. It would help if you focused on killing elites, bosses, and wolf-type mobs because they have guaranteed drops. Basic enemies only have a chance to drop this item, so only focus on farming from them if it’s convenient. We advise players to do this when they’re at least level 80 because these mobs are pretty durable and deal tons of damage. So, be on your toes and make sure you’re close to your most potent and optimized form.
Smoldering Cinderbee
The Smoldering Cinderbee is the easiest to collect among the three because all you have to do is play the game. You can get this mount by buying it from Auditor Balwurz from the Council of Dornogal after reaching Renown Standing with the Dornogal faction. This will cost around 11375 Resonance Crystals.
You can farm Resonance Crystals by doing almost any quests or killing mobs within the Dornogal territory. Helping out with the Earthen Unification will also yield a significant amount of this resource. You can also obtain these crystals by collecting caches found throughout the new zone. Some items can give you a considerable amount of this token, like the Resonance Crystal Agglomeration, which you can buy from Ka’muko in Azj-Kahet. However, this will require another currency called Kej.
Raging Cinderbee
The Raging Cinderbee is the hardest to obtain because it requires you to do PvP. For this one, you’ll need to obtain the PvP achievement Ruffious’ Bid, which requires completing other accolades. Here’s everything you need to do to complete this trophy:
- Unbound Battle
- A Champion’s Tour: The War Within
- Tour of Duty: Isle of Dorn
- Tour of Duty: The Ringing Deeps
- Tour of Duty: Hallowfall
- Tour of Duty: Azj-Kahet
- Sparking Battle
Each of these achievements requires you to do several sets of PvP activities. You need to equip yourself with proper gear to finish them all. Here’s how you complete these tasks:
- Complete all PvP World Quests from the latest expansion five times
- Accumulate 1000 Honor from all the new zones
- Finish the Spark of War Quest at least 20 times
If you do all these, you should be able to complete all the achievements to get Ruffious’ Bid. We highly advise players to farm this mount as the last one so you can gear up properly. However, you should still try doing any PvP quests you encounter if they suit your convenience.
All these bee mounts can fly, which can help you traverse throughout the new expansion zone. Each bee also changes in appearance depending on the character’s riding skill and the current location.
