Get Reins of the Quantum Courser mount
Overview

Reins of the Quantum Courser is a unique item that drops from the final boss of the Dawn of the Infinite megadungeon. When used, the item turns into a random mount from past World of Warcraft expansions. This is the only way to get a chance at many rare mounts from old dungeons and raids all at once.
The item was added in patch 10.1.5 (Dragonflight) and remains relevant for farming in Midnight.
How to Obtain
Reins of the Quantum Courser drops from Chrono-Lord Deios — the final boss of the Dawn of the Infinite megadungeon. The item is only available on Mythic difficulty.
Drop chance: approximately 1–3%. Blizzard has never officially revealed the exact percentage, but according to community data the chance is extremely low.
Weekly lockout: loot from Chrono-Lord Deios is tied to the weekly reset. Each character can receive loot from the final boss once per week. The more max-level characters you have, the more attempts you get per week.
Trading within the group: if the item drops but you don't need it (you've already collected all the mounts from the pool), you can pass it to another group member during the current run.
Where the Dungeon Entrance Is
The entrance to Dawn of the Infinite is located in the south of Thaldraszus, in the Temporal Conflux area.
The fastest way to get there is from Valdrakken — the capital of the Dragon Isles. There is a flight point near the entrance. When you arrive at the Temporal Conflux, look for the large building in the south — a descent leads down from it, and the portal to the dungeon is located at the top of that descent.
List of Mounts from the Quantum Courser
When used, the
Reins of the Quantum Courser turn into one of 16 mounts. The item has duplicate protection — you will always get a mount you don't already have. If you already own all 16, the item cannot be used (but it can be passed to another player).
| Mount | Source |
|---|---|
| Baron Rivendare, Stratholme | |
| Anzu, Sethekk Halls (Heroic) | |
| Kael'thas Sunstrider, Magisters' Terrace (Heroic) | |
| Skadi the Ruthless, Utgarde Pinnacle (Heroic) | |
| Altairus, The Vortex Pinnacle | |
| Slabhide, The Stonecore | |
| Bloodlord Mandokir, Zul'Gurub | |
| High Priestess Kilnara, Zul'Gurub | |
| Bosses in Timewalking | |
| Attumen the Huntsman, Return to Karazhan | |
| Harlan Sweete, Freehold | |
| King Dazar, Kings' Rest | |
| Unbound Abomination, The Underrot | |
| HK-8 Aerial Oppression Unit, Operation: Mechagon | |
| Nalthor the Rimebinder, The Necrotic Wake | |
| So'leah, Tazavesh, the Veiled Market |
Solo Run in Midnight
With the release of Midnight and the level cap raised to 90, soloing Dawn of the Infinite has become possible for most classes. The dungeon is designed for level 70, so characters at level 80+ in current gear significantly outmatch it in power.
Run Order
Dawn of the Infinite is a megadungeon with 8 bosses. On a solo run, the entire route from the entrance to Chrono-Lord Deios takes approximately 10-15 minutes depending on your class and gear level.
Farming Tips
- Make alts. Each max-level character is an additional attempt every week. With a 1–3% chance, farming on 5–10 alts significantly speeds up obtaining the item.
- Choose fast classes. Demon Hunters and Druids clear the dungeon faster thanks to their high mobility.
- Check your collection in advance. If you already have all 16 mounts from the list, the
Reins of the Quantum Courser cannot be used. Make sure there are gaps in your collection.
Author
Taffit
Taffit started playing World of Warcraft almost 20 years ago and remains an active player to this day. He is confident on a wide range of classes and roles, but his favourite has always been the druid — he has repeatedly held top Mythic+ ratings across several expansions. He also takes every opportunity to post top-tier raid logs.




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