Get Infinite Armoredon mount

Infinite Armoredon is an epic ground mount from the World of Warcraft: Dragonflight expansion, awarded for the Dragonflight Keystone Master: Season Four achievement. It is a special variant of the armoredon rendered in the bronze-gold tones of the Infinite Dragonflight, with characteristic sand-and-time effects that reference the chronophages and servants of Murozond.

The mount was added in patch 10.2.6 alongside the launch of the fourth, "Awakened" season of Dragonflight, and belongs to the category of season-exclusive rewards: it could only be obtained during Dragonflight Season 4. After the transition to The War Within and subsequent seasons, the achievement became a "Feat of Strength," and the mount became completely unavailable to new players, making it a testament to having successfully completed Mythic+ content during that specific period.

Armoredons are massive armored saurians that inhabit the Forbidden Reach in the Thaldraszus isles. The Infinite Armoredon is unique in that, unlike its ordinary ground-dwelling kin, it is wreathed in the golden swirls of the Infinite Dragonflight's time magic, making it visually one of the most memorable ground mounts of the expansion.

• A mark of mastery — the mount serves as visual proof that you reached a rating of 2000 in Mythic+ dungeons during one of Dragonflight's most challenging seasons
• Seasonal exclusivity — after the end of Dragonflight Season 4, the mount can no longer be obtained in the game, placing it in the category of rare collectible rewards
• A unique model — it is the first armoredon with Infinite Dragonflight effects, and the only bronze-time variant of this family at the time it was added
• Account-wide — the mount becomes available on all characters once obtained on one, including characters of the opposing faction
• +100% speed — standard ground mount speed, making it a full-fledged alternative to any other ground mount

The only way to obtain the Infinite Armoredon is to complete the Dragonflight Keystone Master: Season Four achievement before the end of Dragonflight Season 4. To do so, you had to earn at least 2000 rating points in the season's Mythic+ dungeons.

Step 1. Reach Level 70

1. Level your character to the then-maximum level of 70
2. Complete the base Dragonflight story campaign to unlock access to all the Dragon Isles zones
3. Acquire the minimum gear needed to enter Mythic+ dungeons — ideally with an overall item level of 470 or higher at the start of the season

Step 2. Gear Up for Mythic+ Content

1. Run the normal and heroic versions of all eight season dungeons to learn their mechanics
2. Earn rewards from the Great Vault by completing weekly tasks
3. Build up seasonal currencies to upgrade your gear to a level comfortable for +7 keys and above

Step 3. Learn the Dragonflight Season 4 Dungeon Pool

The Season 4 rotation contains all eight original Dragonflight dungeons:

1. Algeth'ar Academy
2. The Azure Vault
3. Brackenhide Hollow
4. Halls of Infusion
5. Neltharus
6. The Nokhud Offensive
7. Ruby Life Pools
8. Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr

Step 4. Reach a Rating of 2000

1. Start with level 2–4 keys to build base rating and practice mechanics under the timer
2. Gradually increase the key level to +7 and above. In Dragonflight Season 4 the difficulty was reworked: a +10 key corresponded to the former +20, and the base Keystone Master threshold shifted
3. Run each of the eight dungeons with both seasonal affixes — Tyrannical and Fortified — so that rating points accumulate from both sides
4. Track your total rating in the Mythic+ panel — to earn Dragonflight Keystone Master: Season Four you must reach the 2000 mark before the season ends

Step 5. Receive the Mount

1. As soon as your total rating crosses the 2000 mark, the achievement is credited automatically
2. The Infinite Armoredon will appear in the "Mounts" tab of the Collections section and will be available on all characters on the account
3. No additional quests, mail from couriers, or mount-granting NPCs are required — the reward is delivered directly into your collection

Recommended Gear

• An overall item level of 470+ for a comfortable start on +2–4 keys
• An overall item level of 486+ for confidently clearing +7 keys and above
• A full set of seasonal gems and enchants from professions
• Prepared consumables: potion of primal power and the appropriate flasks/feasts

Time Limit

The Dragonflight Keystone Master: Season Four achievement and the associated Infinite Armoredon are strictly seasonal. With the arrival of the next season in The War Within, this mount is no longer available and remains only with those who managed to meet the requirement within the allotted window.

Forming a Group

1. Assemble a steady five — a stable lineup of a tank, a healer, and three ranged/melee fighters significantly speeds up rating gains, as members learn the routes together
2. Use the in-game group finder — through the Group Finder tool you can find temporary allies for keys of your level
3. Check group leaders' requirements — at the start of the season, experienced leaders usually list a minimum rating, and the Raider.IO addon helps evaluate candidates

Mythic+ Basics

• Seasonal affix — in Season 4, Tyrannical and Fortified alternate each week, which affects tactical choices: on a Fortified week the trash packs are harder, on a Tyrannical week the bosses are
• Timer control — each dungeon has its own time limit; exceeding the timer does not void the key, but significantly reduces the rating earned
• Enemy forces percentage — before the final boss you must reach 100% "enemy forces"; track the counter with addons like MDT
• Interrupts — most Season 4 packs have dangerous channeled abilities, and coordinated interrupt work makes runs faster and safer

Recommended Order for Raising Rating

1. Start — +2/+3 keys for all eight dungeons to secure base rating from both affixes
2. Mid level — +5/+6 keys as your gear improves
3. Keystone Master threshold — you can reach 2000 points by consistently timing +7 keys in all eight dungeons on both affix sides
4. Patching weak spots — if one particular key won't come together, you can "top it up" at a lower level on both affixes so as not to lose overall rating