Muliphen's Mounts

A mount collecting addon for World of Warcraft (Retail, Midnight), and nothing else: every mount you're missing, where it comes from, how to get there, and a weekly plan to farm them.

Features

• Sections: an overview with your progress in every section, all twelve expansions, and collections across the game: Alliance / Horde, Mount Achievements, Limited Time, Racial, Professions, Mythic+, PvP, World Events, Promotion, Unobtainable and What's New.
• Trading Post month by month, plus every Trading Post original and re-release.
• Mount card: click any mount to open a side panel with:
  • the 3D model, with the Mount Journal's own controls and "Show Character";
  • its description and source, who sells or drops it, and the zone and coordinates;
  • Waypoint: a map pin (TomTom too, if installed). Raid and dungeon drops point to the instance entrance;
  • Show map and Achievement buttons;
  • its Trading Post months, and links to copy.
• World map pins: a portrait for every missing mount at its spot on the map. Click it to open its card. Toggle them with the button on the world map or the "Map pins" box.
• Pinned: the mounts you're chasing right now.
• Planner: a weekly farming route cut down to the mounts you're still missing, with your real raid and dungeon lockouts, your alts' lockouts, and tick boxes that clear at the daily or weekly reset.
• Toasts when you learn a new mount, with your progress in its section.
• A button in the Mount Journal that opens the card of the selected mount.
• Links to your character's Simple Armory and Data for Azeroth pages.

Clicks

• Click: mount card
• Alt+Click: dressing room
• Shift+Click: link in chat
• Right-click: Mount Journal
• Ctrl+Right-click: pin / unpin

Commands

/mm opens the window (also from the addons button on the minimap). /mm planner · /mm pins · /mm map (map pins on/off) · /mm toasts · /mm reset (window position) · /mm help

Credits

Mount categories, the farming route and the Trading Post history come from Simple Armory by Kevin Clement (MIT License). Zone and map IDs come from the game's client tables, browsed with wago.tools. World of Warcraft and its data and icons are © Blizzard Entertainment.