Patch 11.0.7 Siren Isle Mounts: Stormcrow and More
A retro guide to every Patch 11.0.7 Siren Isle mount, from the Thrayir Stormcrow to the Love Witch's Sweeper, Lunar Launcher, and Jani's Trashpile.
By:
John Langan
Key Takeaways
- Patch 11.0.7 "Siren Isle" launched on December 17, 2024, adding a reclaimed Kul Tiran mine zone and four collectible mounts.
- The title's "Stormcrow" is Thrayir, Eyes of the Siren, a night-blue crow earned through a five-Runekey Storm-phase ritual on Siren Isle.
- The Love Witch's Sweeper dropped from the daily Heart-Shaped Box during Love is in the Air. There is no "Spellbook of Romantic Notions" in WoW.
- The Lunar Launcher rocket cost 75 Coins of Ancestry from Valadar Starsong in Moonglade during the Lunar Festival.
- Jani's Trashpile was the long-delayed reward for the Battle for Azeroth meta-achievement A Farewell to Arms, finally added in 11.0.7.
- Most of these mounts are still collectable today through recurring events, quests, and achievements. Only the paid Sky and Twilight broom bundle has closed its window.
Patch 11.0.7 scattered mounts across a new island, two seasonal holidays, a Trading Post rotation, and a couple of long-overdue achievement payouts. Because they came from so many different places, it is easy to lose track of what actually shipped and where it came from. Here is the honest rundown.
Thrayir, Eyes of the Siren: the Stormcrow
The mount that gave the patch its "Stormcrow" nickname was Thrayir, Eyes of the Siren, a storm-touched crow whose model had sat unused in the game files since Patch 5.4. It finally arrived more than a decade later in 11.0.7. Earning it meant working through the Siren Isle story and the island's Storm phase, collecting five Runekeys (Whirling, Torrential, Thunderous, Cyclonic, and Turbulent) from storm activities, then performing a ritual to call the bird down. It was not an achievement or a vendor purchase, just a scavenger hunt across the isle's stormy cycle.
The other three Siren Isle mounts
Siren Isle carried three more mounts beyond the crow. The Breaker's Song was a flying ship crowned with a siren figurehead, awarded for the Isle Remember You meta-achievement and its six parts. The Prismatic Snapdragon changed color based on the last Snapdragon Snack you fed it, earned over a roughly ten-day daily chain spent gaining a wild runt's trust. The easiest of the four was Soweezi's Vintage Waveshredder, a straight vendor buy from Soweezi for 10,000 Flame-Blessed Iron, the isle's local currency.
Holiday mounts: Love brooms and the Lunar Launcher
Two seasonal events dropped mounts during the 11.0.7 cycle. The Love Witch's Sweeper, a pink broom with a heart cushion, had a chance to appear in the daily Heart-Shaped Box you looted from your first Crown Chemical Co. clear during Love is in the Air. Its blue and purple cousins, the Sky Witch's Sweeper and Twilight Witch's Sweeper, were not event drops at all. They came from a paid Enchanted Sweeper Bundle on the Battle.net store, and that bundle's purchase window has since closed.
Over in Moonglade, the Lunar Launcher rocket cost 75 Coins of Ancestry from Valadar Starsong during the Lunar Festival. Those coins came from honoring the Elders scattered around Azeroth, including eight new Elders added on Khaz Algar that year.
Achievement and Trading Post mounts
Several mounts in this window rewarded long-term achievement hunters. Jani's Trashpile, which turns you into the cackling loa of scavengers, was the payoff for A Farewell to Arms, a Battle for Azeroth meta-achievement of eighteen legacy parts. The mount itself was only added in 11.0.7. Shadow of Doubt capped the Season 1 meta You Xal Not Pass, and the Timely Buzzbee came from Master of the Turbulent Timeways II, which asked you to keep the Mastery of Timeways buff active by clearing Timewalking dungeons through the event. The Reins of the Brilliant Sunburst Peafowl rounded things out from the January 2025 Trading Post, though it launched without Skyriding support.
Players chasing the meta rewards can unlock these achievement mounts faster, and anyone short on time for the Timeways run can farm badges with a Timewalking carry.
| Mount | Source | Still obtainable in 2026? |
|---|---|---|
| Thrayir, Eyes of the Siren | Siren Isle five-Runekey ritual | Yes, one-time collectible |
| The Breaker's Song | Isle Remember You meta-achievement | Yes, achievement |
| Prismatic Snapdragon | Ten-day Siren Isle quest chain | Yes, quest |
| Soweezi's Vintage Waveshredder | Soweezi vendor, 10,000 Flame-Blessed Iron | Yes, vendor |
| Love Witch's Sweeper | Heart-Shaped Box daily (Love is in the Air) | Yes, annual event |
| Lunar Launcher | Valadar Starsong, 75 Coins of Ancestry | Yes, annual event |
| Timely Buzzbee | Master of the Turbulent Timeways II | Rotating event |
| Shadow of Doubt | You Xal Not Pass (Season 1 meta) | Yes, achievement |
| Jani's Trashpile | A Farewell to Arms (Battle for Azeroth meta) | Yes, achievement |
| Reins of the Brilliant Sunburst Peafowl | Trading Post rotation | Rotating |
| Sky / Twilight Witch's Sweeper | Battle.net store bundle | Window closed |
With the full roster laid out, a few questions come up again and again.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Stormcrow mount in Patch 11.0.7?
It is Thrayir, Eyes of the Siren, a night-blue crow released on Siren Isle. You earn it by completing the island's story and collecting five Runekeys from Storm-phase activities, then performing a ritual to summon it. It is a one-time collectible with no hard time limit.
How do you get the Love Witch's Sweeper?
It has a chance to drop from the Heart-Shaped Box, an item you loot on your first daily clear of the Crown Chemical Co. during the Love is in the Air event. The event runs every February, so a missed year can be tried again the next.
Is there a Spellbook of Romantic Notions in WoW?
No. That item does not exist in the game. The Love Witch's Sweeper and its color variants do not come from any spellbook. The event broom comes from the Heart-Shaped Box, while the Sky and Twilight versions were a paid Battle.net store bundle.
Where do you buy the Lunar Launcher?
From Valadar Starsong in Moonglade during the Lunar Festival, for 75 Coins of Ancestry. You gather those coins by honoring Elders around Azeroth, including the Elders added on Khaz Algar. The festival returns every year around late January.
When did Patch 11.0.7 Siren Isle launch?
Siren Isle went live on December 17, 2024. The zone is a reclaimed Kul Tiran Azerite mine tied to Beledar and the Worldsoul Saga, and it introduced the gem-upgradeable Cyrce's Circlet ring alongside the mounts.
Are the Patch 11.0.7 mounts still available in 2026?
Most of them are. The Siren Isle mounts, Jani's Trashpile, Shadow of Doubt, and the recurring holiday brooms and Lunar Launcher are all still earnable. The one real casualty is the paid Sky and Twilight Witch's Sweeper bundle, whose store window has closed.
For a patch built around a single small island, 11.0.7 spread its mounts surprisingly wide. Almost all of them survived into current retail, so a collector cleaning up the era can still grab the crow, the ship, the brooms, and the loa without much trouble.
Last reviewed 2026-07-03 against Patch 11.0.7 Siren Isle. Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.