Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking Rewards Added in Patch 11.0.5

Key Takeaways

• These cosmetics arrived with Patch 11.0.5, the "20th Anniversary Celebration" that went live on 22 October 2024. They are already collectible, not upcoming.
• Everything is sold by Auzin, the Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking vendor, and can only be bought while the Northrend Timewalking week is active.
• The headline mount is the Enchanted Spellweave Carpet, a purple-and-gold skyriding flying carpet, for 5,000 Timewarped Badges.
• Specter, a white dire wolf companion pet, costs 2,200 Timewarped Badges.
• Three Northrend-themed transmog ensembles cover cloth, leather, and mail, alongside two faction tabards at 500 badges each.
• The weapon set spans a one-hand axe, a two-hand axe, a shield, a fist weapon, and a polearm, all recolored from classic WotLK models.
• Every item previewed on the 11.0.5 PTR shipped exactly as datamined, so the whole roster is farmable today.

Here is the full vendor roster, what each piece looks like, and how to grab it the next time Wrath Timewalking comes around.

A Refreshed Wrath Timewalking Vendor

When Patch 11.0.5 landed in October 2024 for World of Warcraft's 20th anniversary, it quietly padded out the Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking vendor with a batch of new cosmetics. At the time these items were still sitting on the public test realm, which is why the original version of this post talked about them as a future drop. That window is long gone. The rewards have been part of Auzin's stock for over a year now, and none of the datamined preview turned out to be a false alarm. Every mount, pet, ensemble, tabard, and weapon below is live.

The one catch is timing. Auzin stands in Dalaran above Northrend and only trades while the Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking event is running, which happens roughly once every couple of months. When the event is not up, the vendor is closed and these appearances are out of reach until the next rotation. That makes the Timewarped Badge economy the real gate, so it pays to know exactly what you are saving for.

Mounts and Pets

The standout is the Enchanted Spellweave Carpet, a flying carpet mount woven in purple and gold with a soft arcane shimmer. Its self-stitching aura even shifts appearance based on your riding skill and location, and it supports skyriding, so it handles like a modern mount rather than an old static flyer. It runs 5,000 Timewarped Badges, the priciest single item on the list.

Collectors chasing pets will want Specter, a ghostly white dire wolf companion that fits the frostbitten Northrend theme perfectly. It costs 2,200 Timewarped Badges. Between the carpet and the wolf you are looking at the two badge-hungry purchases, so most players prioritize one and work back toward the cheaper appearances.

Transmog Ensembles and Faction Tabards

Three transmog ensembles bring Northrend armor looks to any character, each one covering a different armor type. The cloth set is Ensemble: Coldarra Spellbinder's Regalia in cool gray and blue, the leather set is Ensemble: Drakkari Stalker's Trappings in brown and green, and the mail set is Ensemble: Brunnhildar Scout's Kit in brown and gray tones. Plate wearers get Jotunheim and Ymirjar themed looks in the same wave.

Two faction tabards round out the wardrobe picks. Alliance players can fly the Explorer's League Tabard, a brown and blue design with crossed pickaxes, while the Horde gets the Hand of Vengeance Tabard, a dark gray crest with an undead face. Both are 500 Timewarped Badges, making them the easiest items here to knock out in a single event week.

Cosmetic Weapons

The weapon appearances pull unused and NPC-only models from Wrath content into player hands, and they are typed across five weapon slots. The axes are the one-hand Warsong Coldweather Cleaver and the two-hand Drakkari Head Splitter, the latter at 1,800 badges. The Battered Bulwark of the Argent Crusade covers shields with proud Argent Crusade heraldry.

For something more exotic, Frost Giant's Claws is a one-hand fist weapon at 1,200 badges, not a ranged weapon as older previews sometimes listed it, and the Ymirjar Battle Harpoon gives polearm users a vrykul-styled option. Exact badge prices on a few of these were never fully confirmed, so treat any weapon without a number above as a straightforward Timewarped Badge purchase.

How to Collect Them Now

Because Auzin only trades during Wrath Timewalking weeks, the practical plan is to bank Timewarped Badges whenever the event is live. Timewalking dungeons, the weekly Timewalking quest, and the bonus event cache all feed your badge total quickly, and badges carry over between events, so nothing you earn is wasted. With the carpet at 5,000 and the wolf at 2,200, a focused week or two of clears puts the top prizes within reach. If you would rather skip the grind and lock in the rewards during a single active window, you can compare our WoW Timewalking boosts and let our team stack the badges for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the Patch 11.0.5 Timewalking items still available?

Yes. They shipped with Patch 11.0.5 on 22 October 2024 and remain on Auzin's vendor, but you can only buy them while the Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking event is active.

How much is the Enchanted Spellweave Carpet?

The Enchanted Spellweave Carpet costs 5,000 Timewarped Badges. It is a skyriding-capable flying carpet in purple and gold with an arcane shimmer effect.

Where do I buy these rewards?

From Auzin, the Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking vendor in Dalaran above Northrend. The vendor is only open when the Northrend Timewalking week is running.

How do I earn Timewarped Badges quickly?

Run Timewalking dungeons, complete the weekly Timewalking quest for its bonus cache, and clear the event's bonus objectives. Badges are account-wide and carry between events.

Is Specter a mount or a pet?

Specter is a battle pet, a white dire wolf companion, and costs 2,200 Timewarped Badges. The flying carpet is the mount in this batch.

Which items are cheapest to grab first?

The two faction tabards at 500 Timewarped Badges each are the lowest-cost pickups, followed by Frost Giant's Claws at 1,200, making them good early targets in a single event week.

Last reviewed 2026-07-03 against Patch 11.0.5 "20th Anniversary Celebration" — Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.