September’s Rotation Has Ended: What This Archive Covers
September 2026 featured 48 regular Trading Post items, the Crested Ember Leafmimic monthly bonus and a separate Outlet of returning rewards. The month has ended. The prices below document that rotation; they do not mean those items are on sale today.
The complete regular-stock list is checked against Blizzard’s September announcement. The Outlet section highlights eight returns from a much larger catalog. Blizzard’s September 25 preview of October confirmed that the September Outlet would close when vendors changed inventory.
For an item you did not buy or freeze, check the current vendor rather than treating an archived price as a purchase offer. The September announcement did not promise a future return date.
The Ember Leafmimic Was the Log Bonus, Not a Tender Purchase
The Crested Ember Leafmimic, shown in this article’s cover, was earned by completing activities until the Traveler’s Log reward bar was full. It was separate from the Aqua and Verdant Leafmimics sold for Tender.
That distinction mattered to collectors: buying a paid Leafmimic did not complete the Log reward, and completing the Log did not grant both paid colors. The Adventure Guide opened the Log with Shift-J on the default keyboard binding; Blizzard listed level 10 as the requirement to access it.
Mounts and Gummi: All Five Regular Offers
Four mounts and one pet formed this part of the regular rotation. Gummi had appeared as a promotional pet previously; September was its first Trading Post appearance.
| Mount or pet | September cost in Tender |
|---|---|
| Ornery Breezestrider (mount) | 325 |
| Crested Aqua Leafmimic (mount) | 500 |
| Crested Verdant Leafmimic (mount) | 500 |
| Cinder-Plumed Highland Gryphon (mount) | 650 |
| Gummi (pet) | 250 |
The Verdant and Aqua mounts shared a price, so their practical difference for this rotation was the appearance being collected. Ember belonged to the separate activity reward.
Gummi was a different collection category from the mounts. Its earlier promotional history did not make this Trading Post offer a mount or a new monthly Log bonus.
Armor: All 29 Regular Offers
September paired Aquatic and Brick clothing with friendship bracelets, tabards and larger ensembles. The table retains every armor offer and its price; an ensemble price applied to the listed set, rather than to each included piece.
| Armor appearance or ensemble | September cost in Tender |
|---|---|
| Aquatic Dunecloth Belt | 30 |
| Brick Dunecloth Belt | 30 |
| Aquatic Dunecloth Skirt | 35 |
| Aquatic Dunecloth Vest | 35 |
| Brick Dunecloth Skirt | 35 |
| Brick Dunecloth Vest | 35 |
| Bandit's Aquatic Highboot | 40 |
| Bandit's Brick Highboot | 40 |
| Aquatic Gloomcap | 50 |
| Aquatic Winter Toque | 50 |
| Brick Gloomcap | 50 |
| Crown of Aquatic Springflowers | 50 |
| Crown of Brick Springflowers | 50 |
| Gunslinger's Aquatic Lid | 50 |
| Gunslinger's Brick Lid | 50 |
| Brick Winter Toque | 50 |
| Dragon's Eye Diamond Bracelet of Friendship | 50 |
| Moonstone Bracelet of Friendship | 50 |
| Moss Agate Bracelet of Friendship | 50 |
| Souldarite Bracelet of Friendship | 50 |
| Star Ruby Bracelet of Friendship | 50 |
| Classic Brick Tabard | 100 |
| Classic Crimson Tabard | 100 |
| Classic Lively Tabard | 100 |
| Ensemble: Aquatic Sweatsuit | 100 |
| Ensemble: Brick Sweatsuit | 100 |
| Ensemble: Sorcerer's Aquatic Garb | 100 |
| Ensemble: Sorcerer's Brick Garb | 100 |
| Ensemble: The Speaker's Ceremonial Collection | 575 |
For matching an outfit, the paired color pieces made more sense to compare together. The Speaker’s Ceremonial Collection was a broader ensemble; inspect its component appearances and your existing collection before comparing it with an individual belt, hat or bracelet.
Weapons: All 14 Regular Offers
Every regular weapon appearance cost 150 Tender, but the weapon types differed. The type is included here because a matching visual theme does not make a one-hand axe interchangeable with a two-hand mace.
| Weapon appearance and type | September cost in Tender |
|---|---|
| Battle-Hardened Draenite War Maul — Two-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Battle-Hardened Pyrestone War Maul — Two-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Battle-Hardened Talasite War Maul — Two-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Ceremonial Draenite War Maul — One-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Ceremonial Pyrestone War Maul — One-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Ceremonial Talasite War Maul — One-Hand Mace | 150 |
| Elegant Draenite Chopper — One-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Elegant Pyrestone Chopper — One-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Elegant Talasite Chopper — One-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Foxton's Song of Strength — One-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Foxton's Song of Warmth — One-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Grand Draenite War Axe — Two-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Grand Pyrestone War Axe — Two-Hand Axe | 150 |
| Grand Talasite War Axe — Two-Hand Axe | 150 |
The September Outlet: Eight Notable Returns
The event Outlet operated in Dornogal and Silvermoon City, alongside the usual Trading Post system. It brought back earlier stock and, for the first time, offered some past monthly bonus rewards for Tender. An old bonus could therefore have a purchase price during this event without changing how it was originally earned.
These eight examples are a selection, not the complete Outlet inventory. Blizzard’s announcement contains the full returning catalog, including pets, toys, armor and weapons.
| Selected returning Outlet item | September cost in Tender |
|---|---|
| X-53 Touring Rocket | 100 |
| Swift Zhevra | 300 |
| Ensemble: Plunderlord's Radiant Finery | 400 |
| Eve's Ghastly Rider | 600 |
| Crusty Crawler | 700 |
| Quawks | 750 |
| Ensemble: Bones of the Bloodhunter | 800 |
| Ash'adar, Harbinger of Dawn | 900 |
Use the original item name when checking your collection. Similar names, recolors and ensembles can represent different unlocks; an attractive discount only helps if it unlocks an appearance or collectible you actually want.
Regular Tender and the Separate BlizzCon Offer
The normal monthly system offered 500 Tender from the Collector’s Cache for an eligible active account in good standing, plus up to 500 from Traveler’s Log activities. Players did not have to finish every activity to reach the activity allowance. Unspent Tender carried forward.
Blizzard’s separate BlizzCon 2026 rewards campaign offered another 200 Tender for two hours of eligible viewing. This was conditional, not an automatic increase to every player’s standard monthly allowance.
The Twitch window ran from September 12 at 9:30 a.m. PDT to September 27 at 10 a.m. PDT. The official World of Warcraft YouTube window ended earlier, on September 13 at 7 p.m. PDT. Linked accounts and platform-specific claiming requirements applied; both viewing windows have now closed.
What Freezing Preserved—and What an Archive Cannot
The normal freeze feature kept a selected item available across monthly rotations until it was purchased or replaced. It did not preserve the entire September catalog. A saved Tender balance likewise carried forward without reserving every item that had once been listed.
For current locations, the Log, currency and freezing, use the Trading Post system guide. If an already earned reward or currency is missing, use the Trading Post reward troubleshooting reference and distinguish a collection issue from an item that has simply rotated out.
