Players hunting for Preyseeker’s Hubris usually want three quick facts: what it looks like, how to buy it, and whether the grind is worth your time. This guide cuts straight to those answers, then walks through location, requirements, efficient farming strategies, collector value, similar mounts, and an eight-item FAQ tailored for mount hunters.

Quick Answer

What it is: a flying mana wyrm-style mount with a sleek, predatory Blood Elf aesthetic.

How to get it: purchase from Construct V’anore in Astalor’s Sanctum, Silvermoon City for 2,000 Remnant of Anguish after reaching Rank 5 of the Preyseeker’s Journey (the Prey progression track).

Why players want it: unique mana wyrm look, vendor purchase path makes it a predictable goal, and it ties into Midnight’s Prey system rewards rather than random drops.

Mount Overview

Preyseeker’s Hubris is presented as a larger mana wyrm mount, visually aligned with Blood Elf aesthetic choices: sinuous body, arcane accents, and a predatory silhouette that reads well in flight. The model is intended to fit both caster and agile-class transmog sets, making it attractive to collectors who value appearance cohesion across armor sets.

Mechanically this is a standard flying mount that teaches a summon spell when used or right-clicked. It requires the usual minimum level to ride air mounts where applicable, and it functions like other vendor-purchased vanity mounts once learned.

Collector appeal is straightforward. Because it is tied to the Prey progression and a specific currency, the mount signals both commitment to Midnight’s endgame loop and completion of a seasonal journey. Players who prioritize themed collections or want mounts that pair with Blood Elf housing and transmog options will find it desirable.

How to Get Preyseeker’s Hubris

The mount is not a random boss drop. It is sold by Construct V’anore in Astalor’s Sanctum, Silvermoon City, and costs 2,000 Remnant of Anguish, a currency earned through the Prey system. Purchase is gated behind the Preyseeker’s Journey progression, specifically requiring Rank 5 before the mount becomes available for purchase.

Step-by-step acquisition

• Opt in to the Prey system through Astalor’s table in Astalor’s Sanctum, Silvermoon City.
• Complete weekly Prey Hunts and related activities to gain Hunt progress and Remnant of Anguish currency.
• Progress through the Preyseeker’s Journey ranks by completing the necessary Hunt objectives. Reach Rank 5 to unlock the mount for purchase.
• Once Rank 5 is reached and you have 2,000 Remnant of Anguish, visit Construct V’anore and buy the mount. The item teaches the usual mount spell when used.

Why this is vendor-based, not drop-based

This mount is part of the Midnight expansion’s Prey reward track, which Blizzard designed to reward consistent engagement rather than pure RNG. That means your time investment converts into predictable currency, rather than hoping for a rare world-drop. For collectors this is often preferable because it allows planning across alts and weeks.

Location

The vendor is located in Silvermoon City inside Astalor’s Sanctum, which serves as the central hub for the Prey activity. Look for Construct V’anore; that NPC sells Prey rewards including transmog, pet items, housing pieces, and mounts. You must interact with Astalor’s table or otherwise have Prey unlocked to make full use of the vendor.

If you are unfamiliar with Astalor’s Sanctum, it is accessible in the Midnight content zones and marked on your map once you unlock the Prey activity. Travel there by flight path or Mage portal, and plan visits near the end of a week if you expect to finalize a purchase after weekly hunt resets.

Requirements

• Prey system unlocked on your account, which requires interacting with the Prey content and Astalor’s table.
• Reach Rank 5 on the Preyseeker’s Journey progression track to unlock the vendor option for the mount.
• Accumulate 2,000 Remnant of Anguish currency to pay the vendor price.
• Character-level requirement for mount usage follows the game standard for flying mounts; the mount item itself lists a low use-level threshold but you will need whatever riding skill or expansion-specific flight unlocks apply in your account.

Farming Tips

Because the mount is currency-based, efficient Remnant of Anguish collection is the central time sink. Here are actionable, collector-focused strategies that save time.

1. Prioritize the Prey weekly objectives

• Complete the chosen Hunt each week. Defending against ambushes and completing the specific Kill or Catch objectives gives the biggest chunk of Hunt progress and currency.
• Stack objectives where possible. Do world quests, rares, and treasure runs in the same zones to accelerate progress.

2. Use alts to multiply weekly gains

• If you have multiple characters, rotate them through Prey unlock and Rank progression. The vendor-purchase model means you can have several characters contributing Remnant totals without relying on a single alt’s RNG. Account-wide learning still applies once the mount is used, but farming on multiple characters speeds the process. Be mindful that Rank progression mechanics and catch-up windows may differ between accounts and alts.

3. Focus on repeatable, low-downtime activities

• Veteran chests, veteran event rewards, and repeatable Hunt defense mechanics are efficient time-to-currency sources. Aim for the activities that let you clear fast with your existing gear and avoid long boss engagements if the currency payout is the same. Community guides often list optimized routes.

4. Watch the weekly reset

• Plan purchases just after the reset if you need to spend currency and want to start the new week with fresh Hunt objectives. If you need Rank-up progress to hit Rank 5, calculate how many weeks of focused play remain and schedule accordingly.

5. Consider time versus money trade-offs

• If you value time over gold or hours, third-party boosting services offer to grind the currency and purchase the mount for you. These services exist for this exact vendor mount and are visible in the community, but they carry risks in terms of account security and ToS compliance. We list them here only as an observed market fact, not an endorsement.

Is This Mount Still Obtainable?

Yes. The mount is currently obtainable through the Prey vendor path. It was added with the Midnight expansion Prey system and remains available for purchase when you meet the Rank and currency requirements. Because this is a vendor purchase tied to a live activity, it is not time-limited in the same way as a promotional mount, although Blizzard could change availability in later patches. If Blizzard alters the Prey vendor offerings, availability could change, so check the vendor or game patch notes if you return after a major content update.

Is It Worth Farming?

Short answer: yes for appearance-focused collectors, and maybe for players who do not want to chase RNG. The mount’s strengths are predictable acquisition path, consistent theme, and a model that pairs widely with Blood Elf and arcane-themed sets.

Consider these points when deciding whether to invest time:

• Predictability: The currency + rank path is repeatable and measurable. You can plan calendar time around weekly hunts. This removes the frustration of indefinite RNG.
• Time investment: The mount requires several hundred to a few thousand Remnants depending on current vendor price tiers and how quickly you accumulate currency. For active Prey players, this is achievable inside a single season. For casual players, it may take multiple weeks.
• Prestige and uniqueness: The model is not a raid-first prestige drop, so it is less of a “look at what I killed” trophy. It is instead a themed completionist reward. If you prioritize rarity-only mounts, this one is less exclusive. If you prefer cohesion and predictable farming, this is a good pickup.

Similar Mounts

Here are 4 mounts collectors often consider alongside this one, with short reasons.

• Preyseeker’s Nightmare
• Arcane Drake
• Void Dragoon-style mounts
• Blood Elf-ornamented flying mounts