Ivory Trader's Ottuk

Ivory Trader's Ottuk is an epic ground mount added in patch 10.0.0 of the Dragonflight expansion. It is a snow-white ottuk from the tuskarr village of Iskaara, located in the Azure Span. The mount is purchased from Tattukiaka in exchange for three rings looted from Dragonflight dungeons.

The ottuk has a distinctive look: snow-white fur, a stout build, and the amusing gait shared by every member of the ottuk family. According to tuskarr lore, some ottuks are born white because they eat too much snow.

• Guaranteed acquisition — unlike mounts with a percentage drop chance, the Ivory Trader's Ottuk is purchased from a vendor. Once you have collected the three required rings, the mount is yours.
• No reputation or gold required — buying it demands neither a specific reputation level with the Iskaara Tuskarr nor any gold. The only condition is the three rings from the dungeons.
• A unique model — the white ottuk stands out among the other mounts of the ottuk family. Most ottuks have a brown or yellow coat, which makes the ivory variant especially eye-catching.
• Easy farming in the current patch — Dragonflight dungeons have become legacy content, and at level 80 you can clear them solo in just a few minutes.
• Available to all characters — once learned, the mount becomes available on every character on your account.

To get the mount, you need to collect three rings from various Dragonflight dungeons and trade them to the vendor Tattukiaka in Iskaara.

1. Head to the The Nokhud Offensive dungeon in the Ohn'ahran Plains. Defeat the second boss — The Raging Tempest — and receive the Thunderous Downburst Ring
2. Head to the The Azure Vault dungeon in the Azure Span. Defeat the first boss — Leymor — and receive the Unstable Arcane Loop.
3. Head to the Algeth'ar Academy dungeon in Thaldraszus. Defeat the boss Vexamus and receive the Platinum Star Band.
4. With all three rings in your inventory, head to the village of Iskaara in the Azure Span and find Tattukiaka at coordinates 14.0, 49.6.
5. Trade the rings for the Ivory Trader's Ottuk and use the item to learn the mount.

All three rings drop on any dungeon difficulty — Normal, Heroic, or Mythic. The item level does not matter.

Tattukiaka is located in the village of Iskaara in the Azure Span. There are several ways to reach the vendor.

Via the Flight Point

1. Open the map of the Azure Span and find the Iskaara flight point
2. Fly to the village and find the mammoth pen
3. Tattukiaka stands right behind the mammoth, between two ottuks

Via the Valdrakken Portal

1. Use the portal to Valdrakken from your faction's capital
2. From Valdrakken, take the flight point to Iskaara
3. The vendor's coordinates: 14.0, 49.6

Quick Search

Use a macro to quickly target the vendor:

/target Tattukiaka

Solo at Level 80

In the current patch 11.1, Dragonflight dungeons are legacy content. At level 80, a character clears each dungeon solo in 2–5 minutes on Normal difficulty. There is no need to gather a group or use the matchmaking system.

Farming Order

The optimal route, taking dungeon locations into account:

1. Algeth'ar Academy — located in the northeast of Thaldraszus, near Valdrakken. Vexamus is the first boss in the branch, and you can reach him quickly
2. The Azure Vault — located in the Azure Span. Leymor is the first boss, with a minimal number of mobs before him
3. The Nokhud Offensive — located in the Ohn'ahran Plains. The Raging Tempest is the second boss, and you have to clear the first one to reach it

Repeat Runs

Normal dungeons have no weekly lockout on the number of runs. Only the standard limit applies — no more than 10 dungeons per hour per character. If a ring does not drop on the first try, you can reset the dungeon and enter again.

To reset a dungeon:

1. Leave the dungeon
2. Right-click your character portrait
3. Select "Reset all instances"
4. Enter again

Alternative Way to Get the Platinum Star Band

The ring from Algeth'ar Academy can also be obtained guaranteed as a reward for the "Algeth'ar Academy" quest, given by Kalecgos in Valdrakken. This quest requires completing the dungeon, but the ring is handed out as a quest reward rather than a random drop.