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Kommentar von athika

Reiten ist eine passive Fähigkeit die einem erlaubt Reit- oder Flugtiere zu nutzen um sich schneller durch Azeroth bewegen zu können. Reiten kann man nicht trainieren, sondern kann man unter gewissen Voraussetzungen kaufen.

Je höher der Reitskill, desto schneller kann man Reiten. Unerfahrenes Reiten und Geübtes Reiten erlauben einem die Nutzung von Bodenreittieren. Hat man erst einmal Erfahrenes Reiten erlernt, kann man auch Flugmounts nutzen. Mit dem Kaltwetterflug kann man in Nordend fliegen, mit der Fluglizenz ist es einem erlaubt im Östlichen Königreich, Kalimdor und Tiefenheim zu fliegen.

In Mists of Pandaria kann man erst Weisheit der Vier Winde ab Level 90 erlernen und damit auch in Mists of Pandaria Gebieten fliegen. Davor ist nur die Nutzung von Reittieren möglich. Wolkenschlangen Reittiere kann man erst nutzen, wenn man freigeschaltet hat. Dies ist ein Erfolg den man erhählt, sobald man ehrfürchtig bei den Orden der Wolkenschlange geworden ist, was erst ab Level 90 möglich ist.

Reitskills

Name	Reiten Skill	Mount	Geschwindigkeit	Kosten	Ab Level	Mount-Kosten
Unerfahrenes Reiten	75	Boden	60 %	4 Gold	20	1 Gold
Geübtes Reiten	150	Boden	100 %	50 Gold	40	10 Gold
Erfahrenes Reiten	225	Flug	150 %	250 Gold	60	50 Gold
Gekonntes Reiten	300	Flug	280 %	5.000 Gold	70	100 Gold
Meisterhaftes Reiten	375	Flug	310 %	5.000 Gold	80	-
Kaltwetterflug	225	-	-	500 Gold	68	-
Fluglizenz	225	-	-	250 Gold	60	-
	-	-	-	2.500 Gold	90	-

Worgen erhalten ab Stufe 20 die Fähigkeit Wilde Hatz und müssen dazu keinen Lehrer aufsuchen.

Reittiere kann man herstellen, aus Instanzen erhalten, für den Abschluss von Erfolgen, aus Events, aus Trading Cards oder speziell von seiner Heimatfraktion erhalten.

Erhält man Haus- oder Reittiere aus Erfolgen, so werden diese direkt in die Haus- und Reittierübersicht gelegt. Sie werden nicht mehr Post zugeschickt.

Kommentare

Kommentar von PoetikDragon

FOR PONY!

Kommentar von hatman555

Skills like Crusader Aura and On a Pale Horse will increase your mount speed.

What 20% increase in speed means as an increase in overall movement speed:

Epic Flying Mount +76%
Flying Mount +32%
Epic Mount +40%
Mount +32%

These values are calculated because movement speed is set at 100%. You add the mount speed, and then multiply by 1.20.

x (1.20)= New speed

Kommentar von 259431

Items like Karotte am Stiel also increases your movement speed!

Kommentar von 622999

Whats going to be the next lvl of riding and how much is it going to cost. I'v heard some real harsh numbers like Flying in Azeroth, 25K, 16K with rep reduction. and then possibly and hole new lvl of riding on top of that. Scary.

Kommentar von 538722

The 310% speed training also affects your 150% speed mounts, making them go 310%.

Kommentar von 156055

Farming a 310% mount will no longer give you the ability to fly at that speed. The mount will fly at 280% until you purchase Mastery Riding for 5000g.

The only exception to this is the Violet Proto Drake, which will still award Master riding for free.

As a personal opinion - farming achievements for a year is significantly more time than it would take just to farm an extra 5000g in the first place. The Violet Drake has been excepted because of people who may be in the middle of that achievement as of patch day, and not as a method of getting it for free.

Kommentar von 482100

As of patch 4.0.1, cold weather flying can now be learned at 68, the tome doesn't exist anymore, and it only costs 500G

Kommentar von Guzen

Since 4.0.1, you don't need to buy epic mount anymore (ex. Ochre Skeletal Warhorse) as Journeyman Riding allows you to ride with 100% increased speed on those "weaker" mounts (ex. You've got Black Skeletal Horse, you get Journeyman Riding, it's as fast as epic mounts)

Kommentar von 436173

Cold Weather Flying was reduced (from 1,000 gold) to 500 gold in patch 4.0.3a.

Kommentar von t2teddy

Yes I thought so too, until I realized how much money I was earning from the Hyjal quests and selling the soulbound drops I was growing out of so fast.
Entered Hyjal with 33g. Left Hyjal with 2349g. And this was BEFORE I hit the AH with all the skins, herbs and embersilk I'd accumulated.

Kommentar von 593826

I remember back in the day when it was considered a status symbol to have an epic ground mount, one which went 100% faster; it was actually hard to farm 1,000+ gold then.

But now...

Kommentar von 542362

Discounts on the cost of training Artisan Riding (fast flight) are available.

Cost in Valiance keep at neutral reputation is 5,000 gold
Cost in Stormwind with Honour reputation is 4,500 gold

The cost at exalted with Stormwind is 4,000 gold.

Kommentar von 799198

Ok, so I reached level 60, mage, exalted stormwind, none expansion, and I see that Darlene Stokx wants 4.000G for training me in Expert.

Is that right? It used to be 250, but now I have to make 4000G?

Kommentar von 802291

You need to find a riding trainer in one of the capitals to train it with the exception of a few quests that give it as a reward.

Kommentar von 802291

Mithril Spurs also raise mount speed.

Kommentar von 945376

is there any thing in the game that people can buy or make that makes your flying mounts go faster

Kommentar von deodex

hello i have a level 61 charter and now the first flying mount, but cant fly inside stormwind or outside i can onley fly in Outland Whay? tahnx

Kommentar von tbrasher

where is the dwarf riding trainer?

Kommentar von Slaman

Using the mage blink ability, you can find out how fast a character runs. Blink forward 5 times (100 yards), then time how long it takes to run those 100 yards. With this information, you can find out that a hero on Azeroth runs at about 14.46 mph. Using this, you can find out some pretty cool things, such as how fast you're moving with various speed buffs:

On a side note, someone else did the maths with this and found out that if Azeroth was perfectly to scale, Kalimdor would be roughly 60.1 square miles. Which is why you have to use your imagination to act like it's actually bigger than a mid-size American city.

Kommentar von Thrifted

Sucks so much, that you need Cataclysm to be able to fly in Azeroth :(

Kommentar von 940869

In MoP, will these skills be passively gained or bought? I remember something about "skills gained on the field" a while back.

Kommentar von 1011691

I'm a gnome, level 35, and I can't find anywhere to buy a mount! Help please.

Kommentar von 1022178

Purchasing all the skills together (including the one for pandaria) costs roughly 13554g WITHOUT any reputation bonus.

Kommentar von Deschutes

HELP I have been to all the trainers in Elwynn Forest and cannot find a level 20 mount. Any advice? Is there some time of day when they are more available? I already have Giddy Up.
Thank you

Kommentar von Draewind

With MoP, all mounts are account-bound and mount speed is based upon skill. Previously mounts had specific max speeds and could not be obtained until riding level matched that speed. Now, you must have the skill to match the speed to train them, but if another character on your account has added them, you may ride them at a speed determined by your riding skill level.

100% is the speed at which an unbuffed character runs.

Unerfahrenes Reiten = Riding 160% - NO Flying (available @ lvl 20)

Geübtes Reiten = Riding 200% - NO Flying (available @ lvl 40)

Erfahrenes Reiten = Riding 200% - Flying 250% (available @ lvl 60)

Gekonntes Reiten = Riding 200% - Flying 380% (available @ lvl 70)

Meisterhaftes Reiten = Riding 200% - Flying 410% (available @ lvl 80)

Guild Perk "Mount Up" = Speeds above x 1.1 (ie 410% => 451% or 160% => 176%) 10% speed increase @ Guild Level 3

Flying is only allowed in Outland unless you train the following:

Flight Master's License = Able to fly in Kalimdor, Eastern Kingdoms, Maelstrom (req level 60)
Cold Weather Flying = Able to fly in Northrend (req level 68)
Wisdom of the Four Winds = Able to fly in Pandaria (req level 90)

Cloud Serpent Riding = Able to ride Cloud Serpents (req Order of the Cloud Serpent exalted)

See the Riding Skill page @ Reiten

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Warlords of Draenor - EDIT
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When you build a Stables (Level 1) you gain these abilities:

Enables the capture and training of special mounts on Draenor. Also allows you remain mounted while interacting with objects in outdoor Draenor zones.

These abilities are in your Spellbook & Abilities Frame under the Spellbook tab (bottom) and General tab (top right). As you search through you will find Silberdollarclub.
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When you upgrade to Stables (Level 2) you gain an additional ability:

You will no longer get dazed by enemies while riding mounts in outdoor Draenor zones.

And the spell listed in your Spellbook is Dragoner.

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When you upgrade your Stables (Level 3) you gain an additional ability:

Increases mount speed in Draenor by 20%.

And the spell listed in your Spellbook is Meisterspäher.

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MOVEMENT SPEED
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I hear discussions and talk of whether or not this speed buff stacks with others, and I realize that they, like me, did not notice the one of most incredibly important Patch Notes for the expansion. Everyone is up in arms over flying in Draenor, and no one has even realized how slowly they are riding in Draenor.

The NEW approach to "Movement Speed" (Speed Buffs) is a terrible NERF that I have noticed and wondered about for weeks. It never made sense to me until I read the LAST section of:

The Iron Tide: 6.0.2 Patch Notes
(http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/15682579#movement_speed)

Take for instance a character that had a racial or class speed buff of 5%
(the two that come to mind are much more robust Aura des Kreuzfahrers/Der Tod reit'),
a guild perk speed buff (Aufsitzen - all guilds have it today) of 10%,
and let's add the Stables (Level 3) buff of Meisterspäher which equals 20%.

So we'll use three buffs - 5%, 10%, and 20% (for this example we will consider them all to be stackable).
Much of the confusion lies in the fact that speed is measure in percent of normal running speed. Walking speed is 40% and when adjusted for in-game distance it is equivalent to 5.784 mph and running of course would be 100% and 14.46 mph.

The Maximums are:
An unbuffed character Running@100% (14.46 mph),
Geübtes Reiten allows Riding@200% (28.92 mph),
and
Meisterhaftes Reiten allows Flying@410% (59.29 mph) .

------------------------------- MoP --------------------------------------

In Mist of Pandaria (MoP) speed buffs would be calculated multipicatively against the base speed then added to that speed so:
Running:
100% x .05 (05%) = +05%
100% x .10 (10%) = +10%
100% x .20 (20%) = +20%
100% + 05% + 10% (Stables buff is only mounted) = 115% (16.63mph)

Riding:
200% x .05 (05%) = +10%
200% x .10 (10%) = +20%
200% x .20 (20%) = +40%
200% + 10% + 20% + 40% = 270% (39.04mph)

Flying:
410% x .05 (05%) = +20.5%
410% x .10 (10%) = +41.0%
410% x .20 (20%) = +82.0%
410% + 20.5% + 41.0% + 82.0% = 553.5% (80.04mph)

------------------------------- WoD --------------------------------------
Today speed buffs would be calculated additively and only the highest speed buff is used:
Running:
100% + 05% = 105%
100% + 10% = 110%
100% + 20% = 120%
The highest buff is +110% (Stables buff is only mounted)
110% (15.91mph) ===> -5% (-0.72mph) in speed from MoP.

Riding:
200% + 05% = 205%
200% + 10% = 210%
200% + 20% = 220%
The highest buff is +220%
220% (31.81mph) ===> -50% (-7.23mph) in speed from MoP.

If they ever let us fly again.
They have at least slowed it down.
Be certain that even the folks from Irvine can handle it.

Flying:
200% + 05% = 415%
200% + 10% = 420%
200% + 20% = 430%
The highest buff is +430%
430% (62.18mph) ===> -123.5% (-17.86mph) in speed from MoP.

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In MoP, I was flying along at 451% with Aufsitzen (410% x 1.1 = 451%)
today in WoD I am flying along at 420% with Aufsitzen (410% + 10% = 420%)

Just think, by the time they give us flying our max speed may be 250% ... just to make sure folks living in Irvine can keep up.
(By the way, Irvine is a city built in the valley where I was born and raised. A population in that valley of 3k is now 3Mil. I am "Old and Slow".)

Kommentar von 1141832

umm im a little comfused as i seen a lvl 98 flying in pandaria..

Kommentar von irishlord

my herbs and ore show up on the map sometimes after i few by them at normal ride speed. i hate to see how many i miss at the highest speed. Anyone notice a difference. I also never see lag playing. Just the mini map updating.

Kommentar von Draewind

For those of you viewing Newest first:

When you build a Stables (Level 1) you gain these abilities:

Enables the capture and training of special mounts on Draenor. Also allows you remain mounted while interacting with objects in outdoor Draenor zones.

These abilities are in your Spellbook & Abilities Frame under the Spellbook tab (bottom) and General tab (top right). As you search through you will find Silberdollarclub.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

When you upgrade to Stables (Level 2) you gain an additional ability:

You will no longer get dazed by enemies while riding mounts in outdoor Draenor zones.

And the spell listed in your Spellbook is Dragoner.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

When you upgrade your Stables (Level 3) you gain an additional ability:

Increases mount speed in Draenor by 20%.

And the spell listed in your Spellbook is Meisterspäher.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
MOVEMENT SPEED
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

I hear discussions and talk of whether or not this speed buff stacks with others, and I realize that they, like me, did not notice the one of most incredibly important Patch Notes for the expansion. Everyone is up in arms over flying in Draenor, and no one has even realized how slowly they are riding in Draenor.

The NEW approach to "Movement Speed" (Speed Buffs) is a terrible NERF that I have noticed and wondered about for weeks. It never made sense to me until I read the LAST section of:

The Iron Tide: 6.0.2 Patch Notes
(http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/15682579#movement_speed)

Take for instance a character that had a racial or class speed buff of 5%
(the two that come to mind are much more robust Aura des Kreuzfahrers/Der Tod reit'),
a guild perk speed buff (Aufsitzen - all guilds have it today) of 10%,
and let's add the Stables (Level 3) buff of Meisterspäher which equals 20%.

So we'll use three buffs - 5%, 10%, and 20% (for this example we will consider them all to be stackable).
Much of the confusion lies in the fact that speed is measure in percent of normal running speed. Walking speed is 40% and when adjusted for in-game distance it is equivalent to 5.784 mph and running of course would be 100% and 14.46 mph.

The Maximums are:
An unbuffed character Running@100% (14.46 mph),
Geübtes Reiten allows Riding@200% (28.92 mph),
and
Meisterhaftes Reiten allows Flying@410% (59.29 mph) .

------------------------------- MoP --------------------------------------

In Mist of Pandaria (MoP) speed buffs would be calculated multipicatively against the base speed then added to that speed so:
Running:
100% x .05 (05%) = +05%
100% x .10 (10%) = +10%
100% x .20 (20%) = +20%
100% + 05% + 10% (Stables buff is only mounted) = 115% (16.63mph)

Riding:
200% x .05 (05%) = +10%
200% x .10 (10%) = +20%
200% x .20 (20%) = +40%
200% + 10% + 20% + 40% = 270% (39.04mph)

Flying:
410% x .05 (05%) = +20.5%
410% x .10 (10%) = +41.0%
410% x .20 (20%) = +82.0%
410% + 20.5% + 41.0% + 82.0% = 553.5% (80.04mph)

------------------------------- WoD --------------------------------------
Today speed buffs would be calculated additively and only the highest speed buff is used:
Running:
100% + 05% = 105%
100% + 10% = 110%
100% + 20% = 120%
The highest buff is +110% (Stables buff is only mounted)
110% (15.91mph) ===> -5% (-0.72mph) in speed from MoP.

Riding:
200% + 05% = 205%
200% + 10% = 210%
200% + 20% = 220%
The highest buff is +220%
220% (31.81mph) ===> -50% (-7.23mph) in speed from MoP.

If they ever let us fly again.
They have at least slowed it down.
Be certain that even the folks from Irvine can handle it.

Flying:
200% + 05% = 415%
200% + 10% = 420%
200% + 20% = 430%
The highest buff is +430%
430% (62.18mph) ===> -123.5% (-17.86mph) in speed from MoP.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
In MoP, I was flying along at 451% with Aufsitzen (410% x 1.1 = 451%)
today in WoD I am flying along at 420% with Aufsitzen (410% + 10% = 420%)

Just think, by the time they give us flying our max speed may be 250% ... just to make sure folks living in Irvine can keep up.
(By the way, Irvine is a city built in the valley where I was born and raised. A population in that valley of 3k is now 3Mil. I am "Old and Slow".)

Kommentar von 1291258

I miss the days when you got your first mount at 40... ah those were the days :')

Kommentar von Vikinng

Good information, thank you very much.

Kommentar von thehumanjukebox

This is more of a question than a comment. I was leveling my first horde character, when all my main characters were on alliance on another server. I leveled mostly through dungeons, and hit level 71 at the end of the Gundrak dungeon. As soon as I *dinged* I got the achievements "Fast and Furious" and "Into the Wild Blue Yonder". I hadn't yet bought those levels of mount speed, but as soon as I hit 71, they were just... given to me. Anyone know why?

Kommentar von LordStreetguru

Super Random Tip

If you are rerolling to a new realm, but have access to 120 zones due to allied races, just start fishing in Zandalar for grey items to get the 50 gold for your level 40 mount, doesn't take very long to grab enough. Get anywhere from 2-3 gold per grey item

Only useful if you're like me and just do pet battles + PvP to level, so basically no way to earn gold. Or just sell a pet on the new realm I guess, but that might sit for a while.

Kommentar von Solaire

This page has not yet been updated for Shadowlands. For example, Artisan Riding is no longer in-game (though, if characters purchased it before it was removed, they retained their skill) and you can ride mounts as low as level 10 now. For the Shadowlands updates, see this guide: Flying, Riding, and Pathfinder in Shadowlands.

Kommentar von Saintgabrial

This guide needs an update as there were changes to the riding lessons in the pre patch for shadowlands.

Artisan Riding was removed and level requirements were changed for the stat squish.

Kommentar von Meleamee

Shadowlands changed the lvl requirements.

Apprentice Riding requires lvl 10
Journeyman Riding requires lvl 20
Expert Riding requires lvl 30
Master Riding requires lvl 40

!Costs are from a lvl 1 character with friendly reputation!

This guide; https://www.wowhead.com/guides/shadowlands-flying-riding-pathfinder
choose: "Flying and Riding 1-50" section.

Kommentar von abatar

As of patch 10.1.5 you are granted riding skills for reaching a specific level, so this page should be updated:

Characters now learn the appropriate mount riding skill upon reaching the appropriate level without needing to visit a mount trainer.

Level 10 - Apprentice Riding
Level 20 - Journeyman Riding
Level 30 - Expert Riding
Level 40 - Master Riding

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