Master Mounts - World Tour

What should I go get next, and what's the fastest way there?

Master Mounts reads your collection, works out which mounts are genuinely reachable right now on this character, and builds a route worth actually following — grouping nearby objectives and pricing every portal, zeppelin, ship, flight path and teleport item you own to find the quickest path between them.

No alt-tabbing to a guide. No list of 300 mounts sorted alphabetically.

Routes, not lists

- Multi-modal travel across every expansion. It knows your Hearthstone, your Cloak of Coordination, and which portal hub actually saves time — and it prices them against flying rather than assuming.
- Fits the time you have. Tell it you've got 45 minutes and it builds a plan that fits in 45 minutes, instead of one you'll abandon.
- Groups what shares a stop. Five Island Expedition mounts are one visit, not five.
- Knows what you can't do. Faction, class, profession, reputation and lockout gates are all checked. It won't send you to a vendor your character can't buy from, or a rare that isn't up this week.

It knows what a stop actually costs

Most planners treat "go do this" as one number. This one asks what's left:

- A reputation mount two-thirds of the way to exalted costs the remaining third — not the whole grind.
- A paragon cache you've already earned costs five minutes, because you just have to go open it.
- A PvP season reward is priced as the matches you still need to win, at your own win rate — because only wins fill the bar.
- Urgency is a clock, not a flag. A daily whose window closes tonight outranks a weekly you still have four days for.
- It learns your pace. It times how long you take to clear an instance and averages it — per character, because the same raid falls over faster to a hunter than to a warrior.

Warband-aware

Reputation, currency and professions are tracked across all your characters. When a mount is gated on something another character is closer to, it says so — and for crafted mounts it names the trade and the rank, so "Blacksmithing 300" doesn't read as satisfied by an apprentice.

Rare alerts

Reads the game's own vignette data, so you hear about a rare while you can still get there — with the model, the drop chance, the distance and a target button. Its own arrow, so it never hijacks the route you're on. Rares whose mounts you already have stay quiet.

Built to be trustworthy

Every estimate says whether it was measured or assumed. Unknowns are costed pessimistically, so a guess can never outrank real work — the order stays sound even where a total is an upper bound.

Some things genuinely can't be known by anyone: whether a legacy raid solos depends on your class, gear and patch, and no API exposes it; a drop rate nobody has ever observed doesn't exist to look up. Those are recorded as unknown rather than invented. /mm gaps lists exactly what's uncertain and why.

Every recommendation can explain itself — why this mount, why this order, what the estimate is made of.

Tunable

Priority order and weightings are yours. Prefer rares over achievements, or grind over travel — the route follows.