Get Swift Albino Raptor mount

Swift Albino Raptor is a ground raptor mount with unique white scales and red eyes, added to World of Warcraft with the release of the Battle for Azeroth expansion (patch 8.0.1). Visually it differs from the standard Zandalari raptors with its faded pale coloring and lean silhouette typical of the Drywhisker clan's raptors in the Arathi Highlands.

The mount drops with a small chance (around 5–6%) from the rare enemy Beastrider Kama in the Drywhisker village in the Arathi Highlands. This is a level 51 forest tribe troll who can be attacked by players of both factions — however, for him to appear in the world, your faction must control the zone in the Warfronts system.

• Unique raptor model — the only white raptor with this coloring, standing out against the standard raptors of Zandalar and Thunder Bluff
• Speed 10 out of 10 — the mount grants +60% or +100% movement speed depending on your riding skill and travels at the maximum ground mount speed
• Account-wide — once obtained, the mount appears in the collection of all your characters regardless of faction
• Available to both factions — unlike faction Warfront rewards, this mount can be farmed by both the Alliance and the Horde
• Collectible value — one of the five Warfront mounts in Arathi; completing the whole collection is a popular goal among mount hunters
• Hassle-free solo farm — at level 80 the rare enemy is killed in a few seconds by virtually any class

The game formally lists level 50 — at level 90 the maximum-level enemy dies in a single touch. However, the correct phase of the Arathi Highlands tied to the Warfronts system is mandatory for the rare enemy to appear.

The Arathi Highlands is a special zone: at low levels you see the classic version, and starting at level 50 you switch into the Battle for Azeroth phase, where Beastrider Kama appears. The key mechanism is the War Table in your faction's capital.

1. Head to your faction's port:
   • Alliance — the War Table in Boralus (Tiragarde Sound)
   • Horde — the War Table in Zuldazar (Zuldazar)
2. Interact with the War Table and check the "Arathi Highlands" tab. It shows the current phase and which faction controls the zone
3. If your faction holds control (the patrol phase), fly to the Arathi Highlands — the rare enemies are available
4. If the enemies hold control — wait for the next cycle (see below) or farm other Warfront rares
5. For quick travel use the portal from the capital or the Dalaran Hearthstone, if you have the teleport to the appropriate zone activated

Where to Find Beastrider Kama

Beastrider Kama patrols the Drywhisker village in the southeast of the Arathi Highlands. The main spawn point is roughly 65, 71, but the troll moves along a short route, so check several points around the village.

On the way from the Old Guardian Portal you can check the neighboring rare enemies of the same Warfront so you don't have to make a separate trip.

The rare enemies of the Arathi Highlands do not respawn daily or weekly. Their reset is tied to the Warfront cycle, which passes through several phases and takes on average 1.5–2 weeks for each faction.

Each character can take loot from Beastrider Kama once per control cycle. After the kill, looting again is impossible until your faction loses and then regains control of the Arathi Highlands.

How to Check the Current Phase

• Open the War Table in Boralus or Zuldazar and look at the Arathi Highlands indicator
• The in-game calendar also displays the opening of the Warfront scenario

Since the loot from Beastrider Kama is bound to a character each cycle, the fastest way to increase your chances is to bring as many max-level characters as possible.

1. Level your alts to at least level 50 so they end up in the correct phase of the Arathi Highlands
2. Wait for a cycle when your faction controls the Highlands
3. Take turns entering with each character and kill Beastrider Kama — each roll gives an independent 5–6% chance
4. In parallel, run the neighboring rare enemies of the Warfront:
   • Overseer Krix — a chance at a donkey
   • Knight-Captain Aldrin (for the Horde) or Doomrider Helgrim (for the Alliance) — a chance at mustangs
5. When the cycle ends and control passes to the enemies, focus on other weekly activities. Come back when Arathi becomes yours again

Calculating by Chances

At a 5% mount chance per kill:

• 1 character per cycle: on average 20 cycles (about 30–40 weeks) until the drop
• 5 characters per cycle: on average 4 cycles (about 6–8 weeks)
• 10 characters per cycle: on average 2 cycles (about 3–4 weeks)

Your luck may vary by a wide margin — the mount obeys pure chance, with no built-in bad-luck counter.