Netherlord's Brimstone Wrathsteed turns the Legion warlock horse into a red-orange blaze. The color suits destruction-themed outfits particularly well, while the demonic horse shape remains a convincing alternative to another felbat or infernal beast.

The source is a purchase from Calydus after the warlock class-mount story. Do not confuse it with the purple Accursed Wrathsteed, which uses a separate Broken Shore rare route.

Quick Answer

Complete the warlock class-mount chain through The Wrathsteed of Xoroth to earn Netherlord's Chaotic Wrathsteed. Calydus in the Dreadscar Rift then sells Hellblazing Reins of the Brimstone Wrathsteed for 1,000 Order Resources. The red-orange flying mount remains obtainable in Retail and is warlock only. The former Power Ascended artifact requirement was removed in Battle for Azeroth.

Mount Overview

Brimstone is one of the alternate appearances for Legion's warlock class mount. It is learned separately from the base Chaotic Wrathsteed rather than being automatically selected by Destruction specialization.

The demonic steed can fly under the normal character and area rules. Its fiery appearance does not require the green-fire quest, and unlocking green fire is not the purchase condition for this red-orange color.

Once learned, eligible warlocks across the account can use it. Non-warlock characters remain unable to ride it despite the collection being account wide.

How to Get Netherlord's Brimstone Wrathsteed

Complete the Dreadscar Rift campaign

Establish the warlock order hall through Legion's class introduction. Continue the main warlock campaign beyond the first artifact acquisition until its later story and champion progression are finished.

Complete the relevant heroic-artifact appearance follow-up when offered. That quest is a campaign step, not a requirement to invest in the retired artifact-power system.

If your character is well above Legion's level range, enable trivial-quest tracking and check unfinished hall missions. A missing campaign hand-in can prevent later mount quests even when the character can defeat every enemy easily.

Open the Broken Shore's class-mount progression

Follow the Legionfall introduction from Krasus' Landing in Broken Isles Dalaran to Deliverance Point. Complete Champions of Legionfall and the associated warlock champion recruitment, then return the quest to Maiev.

Breaching the Tomb is a once-per-account prerequisite for beginning these class-mount stories. If another character already earned it, the warlock does not need the full Broken Shore checklist repeated.

The warlock's own campaign and champion recruitment still have to be ready. A new account with no completed achievement must finish its missing criteria before relying on the account-wide shortcut.

Start Bloodbringer's Missive

At Deliverance Point, Elithys Firestorm provides Bloodbringer's Missive when the prerequisites are met. Follow the message back to the order hall and continue the summoning preparations.

This chain deliberately echoes the older dreadsteed ritual. Follow the actual quest names and objectives rather than replaying the Classic-era ritual or farming Scholomance materials for an unrelated mount.

The preparation quests include If You Build It, Fel to the Core, and Give Me Fuel, Give Me Fire. The material list includes five Felslate, three Chaotic Spinel, and one Unbending Potion for the relevant hand-in.

Fel to the Core requires the quest's Overcharged Fel Core from the appropriate Legion invasion scenario progression. Ordinary invasions of unrelated expansions do not provide that component. Check the active Broken Isles assault and its quest eligibility if this stage is not immediately available.

Gather the required Owlbeast Blood as directed by the quest. Buying the auctionable materials alone does not complete the quest-only objectives.

Finish the summoning scenario

Continue the interrogation in the Dark Stockades on the Broken Shore. Summon a succubus and use Seduction on the Xorothian Cultist as the quest directs, then complete the calling-stone steps. Then enter The Wrathsteed of Xoroth scenario and follow its staged summoning sequence.

Deal with the ritual waves and Arax'ath, bind the wrathsteed as directed, and finish the return and final hand-in. Allow scripted transitions to play instead of leaving immediately after the last enemy dies.

The base reward is Netherlord's Chaotic Wrathsteed. Brimstone becomes the additional merchant purchase after that story completion.

Visit Calydus and buy the reins

Find Calydus near the artifact altar in the Dreadscar Rift. Open the shop, select Hellblazing Reins of the Brimstone Wrathsteed, and pay 1,000 Order Resources.

If Calydus is absent, check his follower assignment. Having him assigned as your combat ally or otherwise unavailable can interfere with finding the expected order-hall merchant version.

Use the reins and confirm Brimstone in the collection. You no longer need Power Ascended, a particular artifact trait total, or Concordance of the Legionfall for this purchase.

Location and Requirements

• Class: warlock, either faction.
• Merchant: Calydus in the Dreadscar Rift order hall.
• Story prerequisite: The Wrathsteed of Xoroth and the base Chaotic Wrathsteed.
• Item: Hellblazing Reins of the Brimstone Wrathsteed.
• Cost: 1,000 Order Resources.

The base quest's materials and invasion component are separate from the final resource payment. Neither Lord Hel'nurath nor a rare mount drop is required for Brimstone itself.

Farming Tips

Check older warlocks first. An existing character may already have the completed summoning story and enough resources to finish with a merchant visit.

Collect Order Resources through eligible Legion world quests and treasures while waiting for required campaign missions or invasion availability. This overlaps the remaining preparation with the tasks that actually have scheduling constraints.

If the vendor is empty, verify the final quest hand-in and base mount learning before grinding more resources. A larger balance cannot solve an incomplete story gate.

Is This Mount Still Obtainable?

Yes. The warlock class campaign and Brimstone purchase remain available in Retail. The discontinued artifact-trait system is not a permanent obstacle because its former requirement was removed.

Is It Worth Farming?

The full class story is the investment; Brimstone is a cheap additional reward afterward. It is particularly worthwhile if you already use fiery warlock outfits or plan to complete all three wrathsteed appearances.

Expansion Context

The summoning story deliberately recalls warlock mount traditions while giving the result a flying form. That connection makes it feel more class-specific than a generic fiery horse bought from an unrelated merchant.

Similar Mounts

• Netherlord's Chaotic Wrathsteed is the base quest reward and required starting point.
• Netherlord's Accursed Wrathsteed offers the purple appearance through a separate rare source.
• Dreadsteed provides the older warlock-horse identity without the same Legion mount story.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sells the red-orange wrathsteed?

Calydus in the Dreadscar Rift.

How much does it cost?

1,000 Order Resources.

Is Power Ascended still required?

No. That old artifact gate was removed.

Must I earn Chaotic Wrathsteed first?

Yes. Finish the base mount story through The Wrathsteed of Xoroth.

Does Lord Hel'nurath drop Brimstone?

No. The rare is associated with the separate Accursed appearance.

Does green fire unlock this color?

No. Green fire is not a Brimstone purchase requirement.

Why is Calydus missing?

Check his follower and combat-ally assignments, as well as your order-hall progression.

Can other classes ride it?

No. The mount remains warlock restricted.

Final Thoughts

Finish the summoning chain, return to Calydus, and spend the small resource fee. Brimstone is still a reliable warlock collection reward once its actual story prerequisites are complete.