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Giant Coldsnout is a rare ground mount shaped like a massive snow boar with thick, grizzled fur and imposing tusks, added in the Warlords of Draenor expansion (patch 6.0.2). The mount drops from the
Invader's Forgotten Treasure chest, awarded for the weekly quest to repel invasions of your Draenor garrison with a Gold rating.
In 2026, during Season 2 of The War Within (patch 11.1), this mount remains fully relevant and farmable. Draenor content runs solo at level 80, and garrison invasions have become practically trivial.
To unlock the farm, meet the following conditions:
The mount is not faction-locked, requires no reputation and is account-bound — once it drops for one character, it becomes available to all.
If your character doesn't have a garrison yet:
Invasions trigger automatically once your garrison reaches level 3. The signal is a red sword appearing on your minimap and an attack notification. The first invasion grants a tutorial quest that introduces the mechanic.
If you don't want to wait, you can prepare in advance:
During an invasion you need to rack up points by killing enemies, defending buildings and completing bonus objectives.
| Rating | Points | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 300+ | Common resources |
| Silver | 600+ | Improved resources |
| Gold | 1000+ |
At level 80, even minimal effort earns a Platinum rating: enemies scale to WoD level while you deal colossal damage to them.
After successfully repelling an invasion, pick up the weekly quest Gold Victory from your garrison commander. Turn it in to receive the chest. Open the chest and hope for luck.
The farm is cyclical: 1 invasion per week per character. If the mount doesn't drop, repeat the following week.
The statistics are fair but brutal. The average player lands the mount in 30–50 attempts. Some get it on the very first week, others after a year. Don't give up if luck isn't on your side in the first couple of months.
Remember the Wednesday reset. Garrison weekly quests reset along with the game's standard weekly progress reset.
Combine it with other Draenor activities. Alongside the farm you can knock out achievements and grab other relics of the WoD era.
Don't ignore the invasion bosses. Commanders and senior commanders also have a chance to drop the mount directly — kill everything you see.
Prepare mentally. The farm is drawn out but pleasant: every week gives a sense of progress and Draenor nostalgia.
Don't buy a boost. Any boost for this mount is overpaying: the farm is trivial and gets done between your main activities in the game.
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