Modes of Transportation in WoW

WoW has lots of modes of transportation to get a player around. There are zeppelins, sailing vessels, personal mounts, a players hearthstone and a tram. There are also winged creatures that taxi players from Flight Master to Flight Master. Some methods are fairly instant and some last so long you wonder Are we there yet? Zeppelins and boats are free with no level limits. Zeppelins are for Horde players taking them from Orgrimmar to Tirisfal (outside Undercitys gates), Gromgol and Warsong Hold in Northend. They also go from Tirisfal to Gromgol and Vengeance Landing, also in Northend.

Alliance boats take players from Stormwind Harbor to Auberdine and now to Valiance Keep in Northend. Auberdine boats go to Ruttheran and to Valaars Berth. Menethil Harbor boats go to Theramore Isle and in Northend they stop at Valgarde. Alliance players can take Deeprun Tram between Stormwind and Ironforge to avoid the snow and killer creatures. Some modes of transportation are neutral. Horde and Alliance players can take the same boat or giant sea turtle to the contested areas where both factions quest.

Flight Masters save your sandals from miles of walking between places. Each faction has its own set of flying creatures. The cost depends on the distance you want to fly. If youre going from one side of the continent to the other it can be over 2 gold and take several minutes. Any level can fly anywhere theyve discovered a flight path.

The type of personal mount you get depends on your race, class, characters level, Reputation with allies and how much gold you have. Your Reputation determines your cost and availability of mount type. If you are Exalted with an ally race you may buy one of their mounts, otherwise you have to stay the your racial mount.

The modes of transportation in WoW range from free to bankrupting, fast to snail-paced, public or personal and they all usually beat walking. You can travel on Horde, Alliance or Neutral types of transportation that allow you see the world from on high or asea.

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