Players hunting rare mounts in Midnight’s Harandar will want a clear plan before they start grinding. This guide explains everything collectors need to know about Vivacious Chloroceros: how it looks, where it was intended to come from, why some players find it missing, and the most efficient ways to secure it (or work around any current issues).

Quick Answer

What it is: A bright, mossy-green chloroceros ground mount with vivid crests and floral accents that fits the Harandar aesthetic.

How to get it: The mount is listed as the reward for completing the Treasures of Harandar achievement, though there are conflicting reports and a possible bug causing the mount not to appear for some players. Some community guides and a wartime wiki entry also show a vendor purchase option from Mothkeeper Wew’tam in Harandar using Luminous Dust. If the achievement route does not grant the mount, check the vendor in the Den as a fallback.

Why collectors want it: The palette and mossy, living-plant theme are unique compared to other chloroceros variants. It reads as both elegant and natural, making it a desirable completionist piece for Midnight collectors.

Mount Overview

The Vivacious Chloroceros is visually a chloroceros family mount with a brighter, verdant coloration. It emphasizes luminous greens and flower-like ornamentation on its crest and horn. It rides like a standard ground mount and fits collector categories for expansion-themed and flora-infused mounts.

The mount’s theme aligns with the Harandar zone aesthetic from the Midnight expansion, and it appeals most to players who prioritize unique palette and zone-flavor when choosing which mounts to farm or display. Collectors who want a chloroceros that stands out from darker or icy variants will find this one especially attractive.

How to Get Vivacious Chloroceros

Acquisition information for this mount has two competing threads in community documentation. The primary route documented across multiple guides is an achievement reward, while other sources list a vendor buy. Because the situation has varied for players after launch, follow these steps in order of reliability.

1. Complete the Treasures of Harandar achievement

Most guides and community resources state that the mount is the reward for finishing the Treasures of Harandar achievement. That achievement requires locating and interacting with a set of named treasures scattered across Harandar. Completion is normally account-wide once earned and should grant the mount immediately upon achievement completion. Community guides walk through each treasure location and any required interactions.

2. If the achievement does not grant it, check the Mothkeeper vendor

Multiple zone-focused resources and the Harandar wiki entry indicate an alternate acquisition method: purchasing the mount from Mothkeeper Wew’tam at the Den in Harandar for a currency item called Luminous Dust (a zone resource). This vendor option appears to be intended as a fallback or alternate way to obtain the mount in some builds. If you finished the achievement and did not receive the mount, check the Den vendor while you troubleshoot.

3. Watch for temporary bugs or rollout issues

Player reports on official forums and community threads show cases where the achievement completed but the mount was not added to the mount journal. In those reports players asked Blizzard Support or filed bug threads. Because the mount reward has shown inconsistent behavior for some users soon after release, expect a short-term fix or clarification from Blizzard if the achievement path fails.

4. Community guides and walkthroughs

Several community sites and guide pages walk the achievement route step by step and provide coordinates, screenshots, and route suggestions. These guides are useful for ensuring you actually completed every criterion of the Treasures of Harandar achievement if you do not receive the mount on first completion. Use them to cross-check missed treasures.

Location

The content to obtain this mount is centered in Harandar, the primary zone associated with the Midnight expansion. Specifically:

• Continent: The Midnight expansion continent ( Harandar region ).
• Zone: Harandar — treasures and zone vendors are found across the zone.
• City/area: The Den in Harandar is the location of Mothkeeper Wew’tam, the vendor that has been reported to sell the mount in some sources.

Follow the Treasures of Harandar checklist and use in-zone maps for precise treasure coordinates. Community guides list each treasure with coordinates and short instructions for interacting with zone objects and spirits to unlock them.

Requirements

Known and likely requirements for obtaining the mount:

• Character level: Your character must meet the zone-appropriate level or expansion progression to access Harandar content.
• Expansion ownership: You must own the Midnight expansion to access Harandar and associated achievements.
• Achievement completion: Treasures of Harandar completion if the achievement route is used.
• Zone currency: If purchasing from the Den vendor, you will need Luminous Dust or another Harandar currency as specified by the vendor listing. The wiki entry lists 10 Luminous Dust as the price in one report, though you should verify the exact cost in-game.

There are no widely reported reputation, raid, or group requirements tied directly to the mount itself beyond what is needed to access the zone and related activities. If Blizzard changes the reward mechanism in a later patch, new requirements would be posted in patch notes and community guides.

Farming Tips

Because the intended acquisition is achievement-based, farming in the traditional sense (killing a single rare repeatedly) is not applicable. Instead use these efficiency tips to complete the achievement quickly and avoid wasted runs.

Plan your route

• Run a mapped treasure route. Most community guides offer an optimized path that hits treasures in a loop across Harandar. Follow one of those to minimize backtracking.
• Do the Harandar zone questline first if you have not already. That can unlock interactions, spirits, or shards that make treasures accessible while you run the checklist. Community posts suggest finishing the zone campaign early helps avoid gated treasures.

Solo viability and alts

• The achievement is generally soloable. Most treasures require interaction or environmental puzzle work rather than group mechanics.
• If you missed a treasure on one character, alts can finish the remaining ones independently. The achievement reward should be account-wide once earned, but given the reported bug, verify if the mount appears on other alts before rerunning content.

Lockouts and repeatability

• The treasures are not tied to weekly lockouts. You can reattempt routes whenever you want, so split the checklist across multiple sessions if needed.
• If you encounter the mount-not-awarded bug, document the date and step where it failed and check Blizzard forums or patch notes for a fix before repeating everything. Players have reported needing to file a bug report to prompt a remedy.

Time-saving tools

• Use in-game waypoints, community coordinate lists, and addons that track treasures or rare interactions to prevent missed objects.
• Watch short video guides for tricky treasure interactions such as timed jumps or hidden pools. These often save minutes versus trial and error. Community creators and guide sites have short clips and annotated maps.

Is This Mount Still Obtainable?

Short answer: yes, the mount is listed by multiple community guides and the game item database as an obtainable Harandar reward. However, there are verified player reports and official forum threads indicating the mount was not awarded after completing the achievement for some players, suggesting a rollout or bug issue affecting reward delivery. Because of that inconsistency, treat the mount as obtainable in concept but verify in-game whether the achievement grants it for your account. If not, check the Den vendor and file a bug report with Blizzard so the situation can be investigated.

Is It Worth Farming?

From a collector perspective, yes. The mount’s colorway and organic aesthetic are not widely repeated among other chloroceros variants, giving it unique display value in collections. It photographs well in lush zones, and its bright palette contrasts with darker Midnight mounts, making it visually desirable.

From a time-investment perspective, the mount is a medium-cost target. Completing Treasures of Harandar takes planning and careful routeing, but it does not require high-frequency RNG farming or multiple raid lockouts. The main downside is the potential for the reward not to appear immediately if you hit the bug. That risk can add extra time if you have to file a bug report and wait for an in-game fix or developer response.

Similar Mounts

Collectors who like the aesthetic or the method of acquisition may also be interested in these mounts:

• Vivid Chloroceros — A close palette sibling with bright tones; useful for collectors who want more color variants from the same mount family. (See community variant guides.)
• Elder Glowmite — Another Midnight expansion mount with bioluminescent features that pairs well visually with a plant-themed mount. Community guides often list these two together.
• Forest Strider (example comparable) — A different family but similar natural/woodland theme, good for players building a flora-themed stable.
• Other Harandar achievement mounts — If you enjoy treasure-hunt style collection, pursue other Harandar achievements and mounts to maximize enjoyment for the same zone time investment.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I still get the Vivacious Chloroceros?

Yes. It is documented as an obtainable Harandar reward, but some players have reported not receiving the mount after completing the achievement, indicating a possible bug for certain accounts. Check in-game and file a bug report if it does not appear.

2. Does the mount drop from a boss or a rare spawn?

No. The expected source is an achievement reward for Treasures of Harandar, not a boss or rare spawn. Some community pages also show a vendor purchase as an alternate route.

3. Can I buy it from a vendor?

Community documentation lists a vendor, Mothkeeper Wew’tam at the Den, selling the mount for Luminous Dust in Harandar in at least one report. If the achievement path fails, check that vendor. Confirm the exact currency and cost in-game as prices and vendors can be changed in patches.

4. Is the mount account-wide?

Mounts earned via achievements are normally account-wide once earned. If the mount does not appear after completing the achievement, check your mount journal and other characters. If it is missing, document the issue and report it.

5. How long does the Treasures of Harandar achievement take?

Time varies by familiarity and routeing. A single optimized run taking a mapped route can complete many treasures in under an hour for experienced players. New players should expect longer while they learn locations. Use community guides to shave time off your first runs.

6. Are exact drop rates or rewards confirmed?

There are no drop rates because the mount is an achievement or vendor reward rather than a random drop. Where community reports conflict, avoid assuming rates or probabilities. Rely on current in-game tooltips and verified guides.

7. Can multiple characters farm the achievement for the mount?

Characters can complete the achievement individually, but the mount should be account-wide once unlocked. Given reported reward bugs, verify on an alt before repeating an extensive run.

8. What should I do if I completed the achievement but did not get the mount?

Take screenshots or record the achievement completion, check other characters, check the Den vendor for a purchase option, and file a bug report on the official Blizzard forums or support site. Community threads suggest documenting the issue helps Blizzard prioritize fixes.

Final Thoughts

Vivacious Chloroceros is a worthwhile target for collectors who value unique, living-plant aesthetics and Harandar-themed mounts. The usual route is completing Treasures of Harandar, which is a tidy, achievement-style grind rather than an extended RNG farm. Because of reported inconsistencies in reward delivery for some players, check the Den vendor and be prepared to file a bug report if the achievement does not add the mount to your journal. If you enjoy zone-based treasure runs and want a visually distinct chloroceros, this mount is a solid addition to any Midnight-era collection.