Pandaria Remix Mounts: All 32 New Rewards Guide

Key Takeaways

• The Pandaria Remix (MoP Remix) limited-time event in 2024 introduced 32 new, event-exclusive mounts purchasable with Bronze currency, plus roughly 13 previously-rare Mists of Pandaria mounts returned at the Bronze vendor.
• Mounts ranged from 2,200 to 6,600 Bronze for new additions; high-demand returning rares like the Kor'kron Juggernaut reached 18,700–50,000 Bronze.
• All mounts were sold by Hemet Nesingwary XVII at the Infinite Bazaar, with vendor locations spread across major Pandaria zones.
• Several mounts required achievements rather than Bronze, including the Astral Emperor's Serpent, earned by freeing the spirit of Emperor Shaohao.
• The event ran from May 16 to August 19, 2024; these mounts are no longer obtainable unless Blizzard revisits the event or adds them to another source.
• Mount names from the datamine all matched the live release; the sections below detail the complete new-mount roster by family.

The Pandaria Remix event — also called MoP Remix or WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria — was a limited-time mode tied to Patch 10.2.7 in 2024. Players replayed Mists of Pandaria content at accelerated pace, earning Bronze, a universal currency that replaced most gear and cosmetic drops. The event introduced 32 new mount models created specifically for the occasion, sold alongside roughly 13 rare Pandaria mounts that previously required exceptional luck or time-limited raid kills. To browse all WoW mounts from the Pandaria Remix roster, see the family-by-family breakdown below.

The event closed on August 19, 2024. Mounts purchased during the event remain in your collection permanently, but they can no longer be earned through new gameplay unless Blizzard re-opens the content.

Event-Exclusive Mounts

These 32 mounts were new to the game with the Pandaria Remix event and are not obtainable through any other in-game source. They sold at the Infinite Bazaar for Bronze. Each was tagged with official in-game lore text at the vendor.

Cloud Serpents

Astral Emperor's Serpent: After the unburdened Emperor Shaohao gave his final breath to protect his people, a golden serpent descended from the heavens to alight the emperor's spirit to the peaks of Kun-Lai Summit. (Achievement-gated — see Achievement-Based Rewards below.)

Cranes

Gilded Riding Crane: It is said that an emperor once paid a large sum for a golden crane. Upon discovering that the crane was only colored like that of the precious metal, he hid with shame in his bedchambers for a week.

Jungle Riding Crane: A beloved mount in southern Pandaria, the jungle crane is known for its speed and agility honed over a lifetime of avoiding Krasari tigers.

Luxurious Riding Crane: A majestic bird, but a rather picky eater.

Pale Riding Crane: I looked, and behold, a pale… crane?

Rose Riding Crane: This brightly-colored bird is often confused with a flamingo or marabou.

Silver Riding Crane: This tall bird is one of the most graceful and elegant cranes, slightly more so than the Bronze Crane but less than the Golden Crane.

Tropical Riding Crane: This Jade Forest native uses its coloration as camouflage.

Discs

Golden Discus: An ancient mogu artifact awarded to those who are deeply committed to forms of currency.

Mogu Hazeblazer: This ancient mogu artifact controls ambient fog to enable levitation.

Sky Surfer: An ancient mogu artifact awarded to those who are deeply committed to the skies.

Goats

Little Red Riding Goat: What this goat lacks in size, it makes up for in stubbornness.

Snowy Riding Goat: The Kun-Lai Summit mountain goats are known for climbing even the highest peaks in search of kafa beans and salt licks.

Juggernauts

Cobalt Juggernaut: What started as a rideable mining and logging machine devolved quickly into chaos when engineers asked themselves if they could make it any cooler.

Fel Iron Juggernaut: This war machine was stolen from a timeline in which Garrosh Hellscream joined the Burning Legion. Suffice it to say, there is not much left of that timeline.

Kites

Feathered Windsurfer: "Check the current windspeed and elevation before mounting. Avoid trees and other tall objects. Damaged kites are ineligible for return or refund." — Windsurfer's Instruction Manual

Mushan

Palehide Mushan Beast: The Palehide Mushan is the tastiest of Mushan beasts, but it hates being reminded of that fact.

Riverwalker Mushan: The Mushan is a voracious beast. Though it can be tamed, it will demand a second, third, and even fourth breakfast every day.

Phoenixes

August Phoenix: The magnificent August Phoenixes are blessed by Chi-ji to fill the hearts of riders with wonder and hope for the future. (Achievement-gated — see Achievement-Based Rewards below.)

Pterrordaxes

Amber Pterrordax: The Pterrordax could and would eat you in seconds. Are you sure sitting on its back is a good idea?

Bloody Skyscreamer: This dinosaur still harbors the rage of its ancestors from the Zandalari Invasion.

Jade Pterrordax: This favored mount of the Zandalari is a great singer, or so it thinks.

Night Pterrorwing: Scholars interpret this creature's awful screeching as "fear me, I am the night!"

Quilen

Guardian Quilen: When Quan the Relentless fell in battle, his loyal hounds waited for his return. Millennia later, they remain patient.

Marble Quilen: Created by a mogu sorcerer who breathed life into their favorite pet rock.

Tigers

Purple Shado-Pan Riding Tiger: "When waking a tiger, use a long stick. Better yet, tell your friend to wake the tiger instead." — Pandaren Proverb

Yaks

Black Riding Yak: Grummles traveling Kun-Lai Summit by night prefer to ride this dark-haired yak to remain unseen, though they remove the bells from its caparison first.

Brown Riding Modest Expedition Yak: Riding Yaks are bred to be slimmer and more agile than their kin. Unlike its burden-bearing kin, this yak prefers to travel light and go no more than a mile at a time.

White Riding Kafa Yak: Riding Yaks are bred to be slimmer and more agile than their kin. It's unclear whether Grummles named this yak after its color or purpose.

Windsteeds

Dashing Windsteed: Windsteeds are incredibly gentle and easy to train… if you can catch one.

Daystorm Windsteed: It is said that when lightning strikes the sun, a gleaming beast in red armor would emerge from the heavens. The Daystorm Windsteed has never heard of these legends and has been here the entire time.

Forest Windsteed: The fur of this Windsteed is not only colored to match its woodland home, but also usually contains bits of bark and leaves.

With the 32 new-exclusive mounts catalogued above, collectors also had access to a second tier of high-value targets at the same Bronze vendor.

Returning Rare Mounts Available via Bronze

Roughly 13 previously-rare Mists of Pandaria mounts were also stocked at the Infinite Bazaar during Pandaria Remix. These included mounts that had historically required exceptional RNG from raid bosses or top-percentile raid kills, making the event a once-only window for collectors who missed the original content.

Notable returning mounts included the Kor'kron Juggernaut (previously a Mythic Garrosh Hellscream drop), the Thundering Ruby Cloud Serpent, the Clutch of Ji-Kun, and the Spawn of Horridon. Bronze costs for these ranged from approximately 18,700 to 50,000 Bronze, significantly higher than the 2,200–6,600 Bronze price range for newly-created mounts.

✏️ The Kor'kron Juggernaut had one of the lowest drop rates in WoW history as a Mythic Garrosh Hellscream exclusive. The ~50,000 Bronze vendor price was still the most accessible route to this mount ever offered — even at the high end of the Bronze cost table.

How to Earn Bronze and Where to Buy

All Pandaria Remix mounts were sold by Hemet Nesingwary XVII at Infinite Bazaar locations scattered across Pandaria zones — including the Jade Forest, Valley of the Four Winds, Kun-Lai Summit, and others. The vendor's presence in multiple zones kept the buying process accessible regardless of where players were progressing through content.

Bronze was earned from virtually every activity during the event: quests, dungeon runs, LFR raids, world bosses, and treasures. The total Bronze needed for the complete new-mount roster ran well into six figures, making an efficient Bronze-farming path important for collectors aiming to buy every exclusive mount before the event closed.

📌 Dungeon runs and LFR provided the densest Bronze per hour during Pandaria Remix. If your goal was the complete mount collection, prioritizing these over open-world questing significantly shortened the grind to the six-figure Bronze total.

Achievement-Based Mount Rewards

Two mounts required achievements rather than Bronze purchases:

• August Phoenix: Awarded for reaching level 20 on a Pandaria Remix (Timerunner) character.
• Astral Emperor's Serpent: Earned by completing the achievement tied to freeing Emperor Shaohao's spirit.

Achievement mounts had no Bronze cost but required specific in-game milestones to unlock. Players who focused purely on Bronze-funded purchases could miss these without realizing the achievement unlock paths existed.

⚠️ Both achievement mounts are permanently missable. The August Phoenix requires reaching level 20 on a Timerunner character before the event ends; the Astral Emperor's Serpent requires completing the Emperor Shaohao spirit questline. Neither can be purchased or substituted after the event closes.

Other Patch 10.2.7 Highlights

Pandaria Remix launched alongside additional Patch 10.2.7 content. Troll players received the Heritage of the Darkspear questline and armor set, while Draenei players got the Embrace of Lost Embaari heritage armor through their own dedicated quest chain. Both added race-specific cosmetics gated behind character level and faction requirements.

A set of four toys displaying August Celestial wing effects was also added in 10.2.7, accessible to players who completed the Infinite Power XII achievement on a Timerunner character, requiring 4,200 Cloak of Infinite Potential threads. These were distinct items from the achievement mounts; a player could have one without the other.

Last reviewed 2026-06-12 against Patch 10.2.7 Dark Heart — Maintained by WowCarry's WoW team.

FAQ

How many mounts did Pandaria Remix add?

The event introduced 32 new, event-exclusive mounts. An additional ~13 previously-rare Mists of Pandaria mounts were also made available at the Bronze vendor during the event, bringing the total purchasable pool to around 43–45 mounts.

Are Pandaria Remix mounts still obtainable?

No. The event ended on August 19, 2024. Event-exclusive mounts are no longer obtainable through regular gameplay. Players who purchased them during the event retain them permanently. Blizzard has not announced plans to re-open the content, though Legion Remix followed a similar model later in 2024.

Where did you buy Pandaria Remix mounts?

Mounts were sold by Hemet Nesingwary XVII at the Infinite Bazaar, with vendor locations in multiple Pandaria zones. All mounts required Bronze currency, a flat-rate token earned from every type of Remix content including quests, dungeons, LFR, and world bosses.

How much did Pandaria Remix mounts cost?

New event-exclusive mounts cost between 2,200 and 6,600 Bronze. Returning rare mounts previously earned through raid RNG — such as the Kor'kron Juggernaut — ranged from approximately 18,700 to 50,000 Bronze. The full exclusive-mount collection required well over 100,000 Bronze.

What mount families were included?

The 32 new mounts spanned 13 families: Cloud Serpents, Cranes (7 variants), Discs, Goats, Juggernauts, Kites, Mushan, Phoenixes, Pterrordaxes, Quilen, Tigers, Yaks, and Windsteeds.

Were there achievement-only mounts in Pandaria Remix?

Yes — two mounts required specific achievements rather than Bronze: the August Phoenix and the Astral Emperor's Serpent. The August Phoenix was awarded for reaching level 20 on a Pandaria Remix (Timerunner) character; the Astral Emperor's Serpent required completing the Emperor Shaohao spirit questline.

What was the Kor'kron Juggernaut in Pandaria Remix?

The Kor'kron Juggernaut was one of the returning rare mounts made available at the Bronze vendor. Before Pandaria Remix, it was a very low-probability drop from Mythic Garrosh Hellscream in the Siege of Orgrimmar raid — making its Bronze availability during the event the easiest route to the mount in WoW history.