
Nazjatar Blood Serpent
- Hidden secret, Drop
- From Battle for Azeroth
from$79.00
Choose optionsMounts · Midnight Season 2
With a Nazjatar Blood Serpent boost you skip one of the stranger hunts of Battle for Azeroth. The flying serpent is locked behind a hidden secret in Stormsong Valley: you collect twenty Abyssal Fragments, call up a rare named the Adherent of the Abyss, and the mount comes from his loot.

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Choose options| Detail | What we know |
|---|---|
| How it is earned | Hidden secret, Drop |
| Expansion | Battle for Azeroth |
| Where | Stormsong Valley |
| Mount journal | Monstrous serpents riddled with corruption serve as mounts for N'zoth's high-ranking lieutenants in the Great Sea. |
| Options | None: the price is fixed |
If the Adherent wanders off before he dies, head to the Abyssal Rift and call him up once more.
Step one is the slow part. Gathering twenty fragments is a long farm, and nothing else in the chain can start until it is done. Our booster handles the farming, the summon and the fight, and you log in to a new flyer.
According to the mount journal, corruption-ridden serpents like this one carry N'Zoth's senior lieutenants through the Great Sea, so summoning the Adherent is a way of claiming one for yourself. The secret also counts toward the Mind-Seeker achievement, a nice bonus for anyone who collects secrets.
One fixed price, no options, one flying mount. Two more Battle for Azeroth mounts in our catalog are the Snapback Scuttler from Nazjatar and the Captured Swampstalker. You will find every other one in the mounts section.
Twenty fragments, an essence made at an altar in Stormsong Valley and a summon in the Saltstone Mine. The serpent drops from the rare you call up there.
Followers of N'Zoth throughout Kul Tiras and Zandalar.
Go to the Abyssal Rift and summon him once more.
Yes, it is part of Mind-Seeker.
Yes, the serpent flies.