The Hallow's End Pack: WoW's 2023 Mount and Pet Bundle

Key Takeaways

• The Hallow's End Pack was a Battle.net Shop bundle that ran October 17 to 31, 2023, collecting three mounts and two pets.
• The mounts were Iron Skyreaver (flying), Illidari Felstalker (ground), and Warforged Nightmare (ground).
• The pets were Nibbles, a baby felstalker, and Mischief, a feline battle pet, not a dragon.
• Bought separately the five items cost about ninety dollars, and the bundle was widely reported at roughly half that.
• Everything applied account-wide, and every mount scaled to your fastest riding skill automatically.
• This was a final-opportunity sale: the pack and its five items left the Battle.net Shop for good on October 31, 2023.
• The pack covered retail World of Warcraft only, not the Classic titles.

In October 2023, Blizzard ran a limited-time Hallow's End Pack on the Battle.net Shop, a themed bundle that packaged five of the store's spookier collectibles at a discount for about two weeks. The window is long closed, so this is a recap of what the pack contained, how it worked, and what became of those mounts and pets afterward.

What the Pack Contained

The Hallow's End Pack gathered three mounts and two pets that already existed as separate Battle.net Shop purchases. The draw was the bundle price rather than any new item: buying the group together during the promotion cost less than picking the pieces up one at a time. Blizzard confirmed the full roster in its announcement post, "Ride the Night With the Hallow's End Pack."

📌 A common misread at the time was that these were brand-new Hallow's End rewards. They were not. Every item in the pack was an existing store collectible, temporarily grouped and discounted rather than freshly added.

The Three Mounts

Iron Skyreaver was the flashiest of the three, a fel-iron proto-dragon that flies and normally sold on its own for about twenty-five dollars. On the ground, the Illidari Felstalker gave a demon-hound mount themed after Illidan's forces, usually around fifteen dollars, while the Warforged Nightmare delivered the armored spectral steed that many collectors still associate with the store, usually around thirty dollars. All three scaled to a character's fastest riding skill, so a low-level alt could still ride them at full speed.

The Two Pets

Nibbles is the detail the original write-ups most often got wrong. It is not a dragonling; Nibbles is a baby felstalker, a small demonic hound that was paired in lore with the Illidari Felstalker mount, so the two match as a set. Mischief, the second pet, is a mischievous fel-tinted cat, a battle pet rather than any kind of dragon. Each pet normally sold for about ten dollars on its own.

How the Bundle Worked

Buying the pack applied every mount and pet account-wide, so the items unlocked for present and future characters on a single regional Battle.net account. If a player already owned one or more of the five items, the price adjusted downward automatically so they only paid for what was missing. Add the individual prices together and the five items came to roughly ninety dollars, which is why coverage at the time described the bundle as being offered at about half price. Blizzard's own post did not publish a percentage, so treat the "50% off" figure as widely reported rather than an official number. One caveat held throughout: these were retail collectibles and did not apply to the WoW Classic titles.

For the full official terms, Blizzard laid them out in its Hallow's End Pack announcement.

What Happened After October 31, 2023

This is where the "final opportunity" label mattered. When the window closed on October 31, 2023, the five items did not quietly revert to individual sale. Blizzard pulled them from the Battle.net Shop for good, so the discounted bundle was the last easy chance to add them to a collection. Iron Skyreaver and the Illidari Felstalker were removed from purchase outright, and while the Warforged Nightmare later resurfaced through the Trading Post in early 2025 for Trader's Tender, that was a separate system rather than a full-price shop relisting. Anyone who skipped the pack lost the simplest route to the whole set.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was in the Hallow's End Pack?

Three mounts (Iron Skyreaver, Illidari Felstalker, Warforged Nightmare) and two pets (Nibbles and Mischief). All five were existing Battle.net Shop collectibles bundled together at a discount.

Is Nibbles a dragon?

No. Nibbles is a baby felstalker, a small demonic hound lore-paired with the Illidari Felstalker mount. Older summaries that called it a dragonling with fiery breath were incorrect.

How much did the Hallow's End Pack cost?

The five items ran about ninety dollars bought separately, and the bundle was widely reported at roughly half that. If you already owned some of the items, the price dropped so you only paid for the rest.

Can I still buy the Hallow's End Pack?

No. The pack and its five items left the Battle.net Shop for good on October 31, 2023, which is why Blizzard billed it as a final opportunity. The Warforged Nightmare later returned briefly through the Trading Post, but the others were removed from sale.

Do the mounts work at low riding skill?

Yes. Iron Skyreaver, the Illidari Felstalker, and the Warforged Nightmare all scale to your fastest learned riding skill, so a new character can ride them at full speed.

Did the pack work in WoW Classic?

No. The Hallow's End Pack items applied to retail World of Warcraft only, not the Classic titles.

Last reviewed 2026-07-19 against the October 2023 Hallow's End Pack, which ran under Patch 10.1.7 Fury Incarnate. Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.