
Ascendant Skyrazor
- The Ascendant Skyrazor mount
- An Ansurek kill on Mythic difficulty in Nerub-ar Palace
- The Queenslayer title
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Our Ascendant Skyrazor mount boost centers on one boss: Ansurek, on Mythic, in Nerub-ar Palace. Boosters take the kill for you, and a single fixed order hands you the Ascendant Skyrazor plus the Queenslayer title.

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Choose optionsWhat the order includes.
| Detail | What we know |
|---|---|
| Boss | Ansurek |
| Raid | Nerub-ar Palace |
| Difficulty | Mythic |
| Also in the order | The Queenslayer title |
Everything in this carry hangs on a single fight against Mythic Ansurek in Nerub-ar Palace. Win it, and you walk away with:
No raid difficulty is harder than Mythic. Beating a boss there needs a whole raid group that barely makes a mistake, and that group is what an Ascendant Skyrazor carry brings to your character. Queenslayer is earned by that very kill, so it sits next to your name as proof.
Our catalog has two Skyrazors, and they are different orders:
If you want the mount without leaving it to luck, the Ascendant order is the one to pick.
For this season, the Tenebrous Harrower is the reward of our Glory of the Midnight Raider carry. Current raid boosts sit in the Raids section, while older raid mounts and past Glory achievements live in the mounts catalog.
Mythic Ansurek in Nerub-ar Palace. We get that kill on your character, and the mount comes included.
The mount, a Mythic kill of Ansurek, and Queenslayer as a title.
No, it is another order: a Normal or Heroic Ansurek kill where the Sureki Skyrazor may drop. The Ascendant one is the Mythic version.
No. It is sold as one fixed package, and the listed price is the whole of it.
Our mounts catalog has them; look a mount up by name or order the list by price.