Jani's Trashpile

Jani's Trashpile is a ground mount added in patch 11.0.7. When used, your character transforms into the loa Jani — a small saurid covered in trash and junk. It is the reward for completing the meta-achievement A Farewell to Arms, which spans all of the Battle for Azeroth expansion's content.

Jani is the loa of scavenging and salvage, known from a quest chain in Zandalar. His signature phrase "Hek hek hek!" plays every time you summon the mount. Another unique feature is that, in Jani form, your character keeps holding their weapons, letting you pair the mount with your favorite transmog.

The mount's speed depends on your riding skill. The /mountspecial command triggers a raptor roar animation.

• A unique transformation mount into the loa Jani with the "Hek hek hek!" voice line on summon
• Your character keeps holding their weapons in Jani form — a rare mechanic for transformation mounts
• Beyond the mount, the achievement grants two decorative items: MOTHER's Titanic Brazier and N'Zoth's Captured Eye
• Counts toward mount-collection achievements
• Completing A Farewell to Arms wraps up all of Battle for Azeroth's content — handy for achievement collectors

• A level 90 character (recommended for comfortably running Battle for Azeroth content)
• Access to all of the Battle for Azeroth expansion's zones: Zandalar, Kul Tiras, Mechagon, Nazjatar
• Willingness to spend 4 to 8 weeks completing all the sub-achievements (some have weekly caps)
• Several achievements require completing quests for both factions or having characters on both sides

The meta-achievement A Farewell to Arms requires completing 18 sub-achievements covering every aspect of Battle for Azeroth content.

Raids

All raids can be cleared on any difficulty. At level 90, Battle for Azeroth bosses die in seconds, even solo.

Dungeons

The list includes 10 dungeons: Atal'Dazar, King's Rest, Siege of Boralus, Shrine of the Storm, Waycrest Manor, Temple of Sethraliss, The Underrot, The MOTHERLODE!!, Operation: Mechagon - Junkyard, and Operation: Mechagon - Workshop. At level 90, all of them are cleared with ease.

Zones and Exploration

Mechagon and Nazjatar

Undersea Usurper is one of the longest sub-achievements. It requires leveling up your Nazjatar followers, which is gated by weekly quests. The minimum completion time is around 3 weeks.

Mecha-Done includes many one-time events and recipes. Some of the content is tied to daily rotations, so completing it will take 1–2 weeks.

Island Expeditions and Horrific Visions

In patch 11.0.7, the "Island Slayer" requirement was removed from Expedition Leader, which previously included a PvP element. The achievement is now completed purely through PvE content.

Through the Depths of Visions requires fully clearing the visions with Faceless Masks active. At level 90, this is significantly easier than it was back in the Battle for Azeroth era.

Collection and Miscellaneous

A recommended order that lets you use your time efficiently:

1. Weeks 1–2. Start with time-gated content: Nazjatar followers (for Undersea Usurper) and Mechagon dailies (for Mecha-Done). In parallel, work through the story chains for War Stories.
2. Weeks 2–3. Clear all five raids on any difficulty. Clear all dungeons on Heroic. Keep working on Nazjatar and Mechagon.
3. Weeks 3–4. Tackle Island Expeditions for Expedition Leader. Clear the Horrific Visions for Through the Depths of Visions. Collect the missing appearance sets.
4. Week 4+. Finish off the remaining achievements: reputations, world quests, treasure hunting, and rare enemies in the zones.

Undersea Usurper

The longest sub-achievement due to weekly caps on leveling followers. You'll need at least 3 weeks of weekly visits to Nazjatar. Level up your followers every week without skipping.

Mecha-Done

Requires completing many small tasks: specific contraptions built from parts, rare enemies, secret quests, fishing for unique fish. Some events don't appear every day — check the island regularly.

On a Rolling Schedule

Covers six zones and includes dozens of mini-achievements: killing all rare enemies, collecting all treasures, completing world quests with various modifiers. Some world quests appear randomly, and you'll have to wait for them.

Dressed to Kill: Battle for Azeroth

Requires collecting four complete transmog sets. If you haven't gathered sets from the Battle for Azeroth raids before, you'll need to run the raids for several weeks until all the pieces drop.