Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat
Overview

Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat is a ground mount added to World of Warcraft in patch 10.2.7 as part of the seasonal WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria event. Visually it is a snow-white mountain goat with thick fur, shaggy hooves and twisted horns — the classic Pandaren goat model from Kun-Lai Summit, reimagined in a wintry color scheme. The item description reads: "The mountain goats of Kun-Lai Summit are renowned for climbing even the highest cliffs in search of kafa beans and salt deposits."
The mount is an exclusive reward of the Pandaria remix. It could only be purchased with Bronze — the event's temporary currency — from the vendor Hemet Nesingwary XVII at the Infinite Bazaar. The cost was 2,200 Bronze. After the event ended on August 20, 2026 (PDT), the mount became unavailable to newly acquire, but copies already collected stayed with players forever and carried over to their main accounts.
Why you want this mount
- Unique wintry model — the snow-white coloring sets this goat apart from the standard Pandaren variants. In your collection,
Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat looks fresh next to its black, brown and red siblings - Speed 10 out of 10 — the ground mount gets a +60% or +100% movement speed bonus depending on your riding skill and reaches the maximum for ground travel
- Historic rarity — after the WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria event ended, the mount was removed from rotation. If you already have it, it is a mark of participation in one of Blizzard's biggest timerunning events
- Low Bronze price — only 2,200 Bronze, which made it one of the most affordable purchases from Hemet Nesingwary XVII. Most players picked it up in the very first week of the remix
- Account-wide — once obtained, the mount unlocks for all characters, regardless of faction or class
How to get it
The main and only path to the mount is purchasing it from Hemet Nesingwary XVII during the active phase of the WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria event for 2,200 Bronze.
- Log into the game with a timerunner character created during the WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria event (May 16 — August 20, 2026).
- Save up at least 2,200 Bronze. Bronze drops from mobs, scenario and dungeon bosses, and Pandaria raids, as well as from daily and one-time rewards.
- Open the map of any main Pandaria zone: Valley of the Four Winds, The Jade Forest, Kun-Lai Summit, Townlong Steppes, Vale of Eternal Blossoms — the "Infinite Bazaar" marker appears in each of them.
- Fly to the nearest Infinite Bazaar and find the gnome named Hemet Nesingwary XVII tagged "Beastslayer."
- Open his vendor window, switch to the mounts tab and buy the
Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat for 2,200 Bronze. - Use the item — the mount is added automatically to your account-wide collection and becomes available on any character.
The Infinite Bazaar and its vendors
The Infinite Bazaar was a special trading zone that appeared in every main Pandaria location during the remix. At each bazaar you could meet the same vendors selling rewards for Bronze.
| Vendor | What they sell |
|---|---|
| Hemet Nesingwary XVII | Remix mounts and rare retail Pandaria mounts |
| Toshe Mannpi | Toys and pets |
| Lorvarald Oldmor | Transmogrification sets |
| Mirala Niramar | Family heirlooms (gear upgrades) |
Hemet Nesingwary XVII is visually styled as a dwarf beastslayer in samurai armor with a multi-barreled gun — a nod to the legendary Nesingwary hunting dynasty. Beside him stands a mythic beast that looks straight out of a book about the Infinite Dragonflight.
Riding goat prices at Hemet Nesingwary XVII
Hemet Nesingwary XVII sold three exclusive remix goats at a single price of 2,200 Bronze. They all share the same model and differ only in coloring.
| Mount | Coloring | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Snow-white | 2,200 Bronze | |
| Bright red | 2,200 Bronze | |
| Speckled brown | 2,200 Bronze |
If you managed to catch the remix, it made sense to buy the whole set at once: 6,600 Bronze added three mounts to your collection.
Farming Bronze for the purchase
2,200 Bronze was a small sum that could be gathered in a single gaming evening. Still, on the opening day of the remix, knowing the optimal sources of Bronze helped you avoid getting distracted from other purchases.
The fastest sources of Bronze
- Dungeons and scenarios — every successful run gave a significant influx of Bronze. Finding a group through the group finder tool was the most reliable farming method.
- Pandaria raids of any difficulty — LFR, Normal and Heroic raids dropped huge chests of Bronze and included a weekly bonus.
- Daily quests — at every vendor in the Infinite Bazaar you could pick up one-time Bronze quests.
- Scrapping gear — recycling unneeded items through Infinite Dust brought extra Bronze.
- Bronze chests — dropped from activities all over the world and gave a guaranteed sum when opened.
Daily plan
- In the morning, take all one-time quests from the Infinite vendors
- Run LFR of one of the Pandaria raids — a single run dropped 1,500–3,000 Bronze
- Clear 2–3 dungeons through the group finder tool
- By evening, scrap the gear accumulated in your bags
That was enough to buy the
Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat and several other mounts within the very first days of the event.
Current availability of the mount
WoW Remix: Mists of Pandaria officially ended on August 20, 2026 at 8:00 AM PDT — a week before the release of The War Within expansion. After that date:
- Bronze as a currency was completely removed from the game
- Hemet Nesingwary XVII and the Infinite Bazaar disappeared
- All purchased mounts, including the
Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat, stayed in the collection forever and became available on retail characters
Blizzard stated that the remix format might return in the future (by analogy with MoP Remix → Legion Remix), but as of TWW 11.1 no official date has been announced for the return of the Pandaria remix specifically. If the remix returns, Hemet Nesingwary XVII will most likely appear again with the same mount lineup.
Tips
If the remix returns, start with the mounts — for 2,200 Bronze you get a full-fledged collectible mount. This is the best price-to-value ratio at Hemet Nesingwary XVII, especially compared to mounts costing 18,700–38,500 Bronze.
Grab the whole goat series at once — three remix riding goats at 2,200 Bronze each add three models to your collection for 6,600 Bronze. Cheaper and easier than farming similar Pandaren goats from reputation.
Don't confuse it with retail goats — the
Reins of the Snowy Riding Goat looks similar to the
Reins of the White Riding Goat, but they are different items. The retail white one is sold by Gina Mudclaw for reputation with the Tillers and is available in the regular game.
The mount is ground-only — despite its association with the Kun-Lai Summit peaks, the goat has no wings or climbing skills. Use it in no-fly zones or for aesthetic screenshots.
Bind on pickup — purchased reins cannot be transferred to another character or sold. Use them right after the purchase on the same timerunner.
Watch Blizzard's announcements — if the remix returns, you'll have a limited window (usually 3–4 months) to collect the mounts you missed. Subscribe to wowhead.com news so you don't miss the start date.
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