Frostwolf Howler
Overview

Frostwolf Howler is an epic ground mount added in patch 1.5.0 of the original World of Warcraft. It is a massive white wolf with a red saddle and blue armor, raised by the Frostwolf clan in the Alterac Mountains. The mount is available only to Horde characters and is purchased from PvP vendors for 15
Marks of Honor.
The Frostwolf Howler is one of the oldest PvP mounts in the game. Originally, acquiring it required Exalted reputation with the Frostwolf Clan and an enormous sum of gold, but over time the requirements were significantly streamlined. Today it is one of the most accessible epic mounts obtained through PvP content.
Why You Want This Mount
- Quick to obtain — 15 Marks of Honor can be earned in a few hours of active PvP. No lengthy quest chains or reputation grinds
- Iconic look — the Frostwolf Howler is tied to Thrall's clan and the history of the Horde. It is one of the faction's symbols, alongside the war kodo and the raptor
- Unique model — this large wolf in battle gear stands apart from the standard Horde racial wolves, with a more imposing size and detailed armor
- Available to all characters — once learned, the mount becomes available on every Horde character on your account
- Part of the collection — the mount counts toward your mount-collecting achievements
- Historical value — the Horn of the Frostwolf Howler has existed since 2005 and is one of the first PvP mounts in WoW
How to Obtain
To buy the mount you need to accumulate 15 Marks of Honor and visit one of the two Frostwolf clan vendors.
- Earn 15
Marks of Honor through PvP activities - Head to one of the vendors: Grunnda Wolfheart in Alterac Valley or Jorek Ironside in the Hillsbrad Foothills
- Purchase the
Horn of the Frostwolf Howler for 15 Marks of Honor - Use the item — the mount will be added to your mount collection
How to Earn Marks of Honor
Marks of Honor are an account-bound PvP currency. You can earn them on any character and mail them to whoever will be buying the mount.
Main Sources
- Battlegrounds — Marks of Honor drop from the strongboxes you receive for winning or participating in battlegrounds. A win gives a higher chance to receive Marks
- Epic battlegrounds — large-scale battlegrounds (Alterac Valley, Isle of Conquest, Ashran) frequently reward Marks of Honor
- Arenas — rated arenas also have a chance to award Marks
- Rated battlegrounds — a reliable source of Marks of Honor when you play actively
- Honor point exchange — you can trade 2,000 Honor points for 5 Marks of Honor from the NPC Captain Dawnseeker in Silvermoon
How Long It Takes
With active PvP, 15 Marks of Honor can be earned in 2–4 hours of play. If you get lucky with Marks dropping from strongboxes, the process can take even less time. During a battleground bonus event, farming speeds up by roughly 50%.
Tips
Choose Jorek Ironside — buy the mount from the open-world vendor rather than inside a battleground. That way you won't have to wait in the Alterac Valley queue and hunt for an NPC in the middle of a fight
Farm Marks on a tank or healer — battleground queues for tanks and healers are usually shorter, while the chance to receive Marks of Honor is the same for every role
Watch for bonus events — a battleground bonus week significantly speeds up farming. Check the in-game calendar
Mail your Marks — if you have Marks of Honor on alternate characters, mail them over. The currency is account-bound, not character-bound
Horde-only mount — make sure you buy the mount on a Horde character. Alliance characters cannot use this mount
Combine it with PvP progress — while you farm Marks of Honor, you simultaneously earn Honor points, Conquest points, and rating. It's a great opportunity to combine getting the mount with upgrading your PvP gear
Ground mount — keep in mind that the Frostwolf Howler cannot fly. In zones with flying you'll need a different mount to travel through the air
Author
Malavita
Malavita first discovered World of Warcraft in Draenor, but truly got into the game with the Shadowlands expansion. Has a soft spot for Demon Hunters and Mages. Considers her main goal to be collecting as many mounts as possible.




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