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SophiaHoney
Started playing back in Pandaria, when the pandaren were still a novelty. Got stuck on Monk because it's the only class where you don't get dizzy after a dash. Tries to manage both tanking and kicking enemies in the face.

Blue Crashin' Thrashin' Racer Controller is a collectible vehicle toy from the Crashin' Thrashin' line. In effect it is a complete copy of the
Crashin' Thrashin' Racer Controller with a single difference: the racer is painted blue. The toy was added to World of Warcraft in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion and has been sold year-round for ordinary gold ever since — it is the easiest way to add a Crashin' Thrashin' racer to your collection without relying on a seasonal event.
Unlike the red racer, which drops only from a
Stolen Present during the Winter Veil holiday, the blue version can be bought at any time from an NPC vendor in Dalaran for a fixed price. Since patch 6.0.2 (Warlords of Draenor) the item moved into the Toy Box and became permanently available to every character on the account.
The main draw of the Crashin' Thrashin' series is social: when two racers collide, a comedic crash occurs. Blue racers are compatible with red ones, so owners of either version can race and ram each other with no color restrictions.
The only source of the blue racer is the NPC vendor Jepetto Joybuzz in Dalaran. He is a Dalaran master toymaker who trades year-round — no holiday events needed.
At Midnight max level (90) open the Toy Box and look for the
Dalaran Hearthstone. If you do not have that toy, fly to Northrend via the standard route (portals from Ironforge or Orgrimmar) and on to Dalaran above Crystalsong Forest.
In Dalaran head to Runeweaver Square, where the "Wonderworks" toy shop is located.
Inside the shop find the NPC Jepetto Joybuzz with the title "Master Toymaker".
Open the trade window and buy the
Blue Crashin' Thrashin' Racer Controller. The cost is 40 gold (some Russian-language sources list 50 gold; the real price may vary slightly due to city faction reputation modifiers).
Right-click the item to add the toy to your Toy Box. After that the item can be deleted from your bags — it stays available forever to every character on the account.
Important: the toy has "Binds when picked up" status — you cannot sell it on the auction house or hand it to another player. Buy it only on characters that can reach Dalaran themselves.
The toy is activated from the Toy Box by clicking its icon or via your action bar. After activation:
For the Crashin' & Thrashin' achievement you must perform 25 collisions with other players during Winter Veil. You cannot crash solo — you need live partners with the same toy (any color).
Buy it on your main character. The toy binds when picked up and costs 40 gold — one fighter per account is enough, since the Toy Box is shared.
Don't open the trade window in a hurry. Jepetto Joybuzz sells a lot of trinkets and companions — scroll the list carefully so you don't accidentally buy extras.
Grab it together with this vendor's other toys. Since you are already in the "Wonderworks" shop, look over Jepetto Joybuzz's full stock: he sells a whole range of collectible toys and battle pets. You will clear several collection entries in one trip.
Use it on flat ground. The racer handles steep slopes and stairs poorly — the best spots for cruising are the main capital squares, open fields, and the roads of the Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor.
Don't use the toy in active combat. The racer deals no damage to enemies, does not protect you, and easily aggroes hostile mobs in dungeons. It is a purely decorative and social toy — ride it only in safe zones.
Companion guide to the red racer. If you want the original red version — it cannot be bought. It drops only from a
Stolen Present during Winter Veil (December 15 — January 2 each year).
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