WoW Timewalking Vendor Guide 2026: Locations & Rewards
Find all WoW Timewalking vendors in 2026, with locations, Timewarped Badge rewards, mounts, toys, gear, and event currencies for each expansion in one guide.
NoobSidious
9/19/202611 min read
Greetings, Denizens of the Azeroth Galaxy!
Ah, Timewalking vendors, those mysterious beings that appear only when their very specific expansion event graces the land. One waits in Shattrath, another hides in the correct version of Dalaran, and several refuse to appear unless their expansion receives the weekly spotlight.
It’s like they have their own private VIP parties, and you, yes, you are invited if you’ve got the right badges.
And don’t forget, these vendors don’t just offer your average trinkets; they’ve got mounts, transmogs, and toys to make even the most cynical of adventurers feel like a giddy noob again. Yes, my little minions, these treasures are worth the grind.
Let’s dive in before my wife returns home without further ado…
🌀The Innkeeper’s Note (TL;DR)
Each Timewalking expansion has a specific vendor who appears during the corresponding event. Every vendor accepts the same Timewarped Badge currency, but each sells a different selection of mounts, pets, toys, transmog, reputation tokens and catch-up gear.
If you cannot find a vendor, check which Timewalking expansion is active in the in-game calendar, Adventure Guide or Dungeon Finder. The vendor may be perfectly innocent. You may be standing in the wrong Dalaran. Yes, the Bronze Dragonflight considers this comedy.
Check the event first: Vendors normally appear only during their corresponding Timewalking week.
Use one currency: Timewarped Badges earned during one expansion can be saved and spent during another.
Transfer your badges: Timewarped Badges are Warband-transferable through the Currency tab.
Prioritize collectibles: Mounts, pets, toys and appearances provide permanent value.
Save when uncertain: Your badges remain available after the event ends.
Do not hunt the wrong prize: The Infinite Timereaver is a rare boss drop, not a vendor mount.
Verify seasonal gear: Catch-up gear and weekly caches can change between patches and seasons.
Where Is the Current Timewalking Vendor?
The active vendor depends on the expansion featured during the current Timewalking event.
Open the in-game calendar and look for an event such as:
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Classic
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Burning Crusade
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Wrath of the Lich King
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Cataclysm
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Mists of Pandaria
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Warlords of Draenor
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Legion
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Battle for Azeroth
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Shadowlands
Timewalking Dungeon Event: Dragonflight
You can also open the Dungeon Finder. The name of the available Random Timewalking Dungeon queue identifies the active expansion.
The first completed Timewalking dungeon on a character normally drops an expansion-specific quest item. Turn it in at the event hub for the large badge reward.
The first eligible completion across your Warband awards 500 badges. Additional eligible characters receive 200 badges from their corresponding quest turn-ins.
Timewalking Vendor Locations & Key Rewards
Now, for those of you who are willing to sacrifice a little sanity in exchange for glorious rewards, here’s the lowdown:
Waypoints can be pasted into chat when using an addon such as TomTom.
Classic Timewalking Vendor: Bobadormu
Bobadormu serves as the Classic Timewalking vendor in both faction capitals.
Alliance players can find Bobadormu outside the Stormwind Embassy. Horde players can find the vendor in the Valley of Strength in Orgrimmar.
The weapon appearances make Classic Timewalking valuable even after purchasing the mount. Examples include Doomreaper’s Scythe and Gilded Drakecrest Shield.
Burning Crusade Timewalking Vendor: Cupri
Cupri stands on the upper level of the Terrace of Light in Shattrath City.
Enter the central structure and move to the second level. If you remain on the ground floor running in circles, the Emperor promises not to judge you. Publicly.
Wrath of the Lich King Timewalking Vendor: Auzin
Auzin waits in Runeweaver Square in Northrend Dalaran.
Make sure you visit the Dalaran located above Crystalsong Forest. The Legion version floating above the Broken Isles contains Aridormi, not Auzin.
Two Dalarians exist because one was not enough to confuse every returning player.
Wrath Timewalking can also open Ulduar as a Timewalking raid. A recent Midnight event allowed its reward cache to contain current-season gear and tier tokens. Seasonal cache contents can change, so inspect the quest reward before entering the raid.
Cataclysm Timewalking Vendor: Kiatke
Kiatke appears near the Cataclysm portals in Stormwind and Orgrimmar.
Alliance players should visit the Eastern Earthshrine in Stormwind. Horde players should visit the Western Earthshrine in Orgrimmar.
Cataclysm Timewalking can include the Firelands Timewalking raid. Vormu or another event NPC near Kiatke provides access when the raid is active.
Mists of Pandaria Timewalking Vendor: Mistweaver Xia
Mistweaver Xia stands near the Celestial Court on the Timeless Isle.
A portal to the Jade Forest or Pandaria can shorten the trip. From there, fly to the Timeless Isle and follow the waypoint.
Pandaria contains many reputation-based mounts. Timewalking commendations can reduce several older grinds, but each token has its own reputation value and eligibility rules. Read the item tooltip before buying a large stack.
Warlords of Draenor Timewalking Vendors: Tempra and Kronnus
Warlords of Draenor uses faction-specific vendors.
Alliance players visit Tempra in Stormshield.
Horde players visit Kronnus in Warspear.
Both vendors are located on Ashran and provide equivalent core rewards.
Warlords has three expansion-specific Timewalking mounts, giving collectors several reasons to save badges before the event returns.
Legion Timewalking Vendor: Aridormi
Aridormi stands at Krasus’ Landing in Broken Isles Dalaran.
This is the Legion version of Dalaran, not the Northrend city where Auzin operates.
Legion Timewalking does not currently include a Timewalking raid. It can, however, activate the Legion Mage Tower at Deliverance Point on the Broken Shore. The Mage Tower uses normalized scaling and has its own cosmetic rewards.
Battle for Azeroth Timewalking Vendor: Churbro
Churbro appears in both Battle for Azeroth faction capitals.
Alliance players can find Churbro in Tradewinds Market, Boralus.
Horde players can find Churbro in the Grand Bazaar, Dazar’alor.
Churbro also sells distinctive Battle for Azeroth appearances, including pirate-themed ensembles and Time-Lost Tempest Caller pieces.
Shadowlands Timewalking Vendor: Collector Ta’steld
Collector Ta’steld appears in the Ring of Fates in Oribos, near the Hall of Curiosities.
Shadowlands joined the Timewalking rotation before Midnight and introduced a new group of mounts, pets, toys and cosmetic appearances.
The Shadowlands vendor has received inventory changes and hotfixes since testing. Treat the live vendor window and Mount Journal as the final confirmation for any reward not listed above.
Blizzard confirmed Collector Ta’steld and the Oribos location when Shadowlands Timewalking entered the rotation
Dragonflight Timewalking Vendor: Xydan
Xydan stands in the Bronze Enclave in Valdrakken.
Dragonflight Timewalking arrived during Midnight Patch 12.0.7, bringing six Dragonflight dungeons and a new vendor inventory.
Xydan sells several drake customization manuscripts alongside cosmetic equipment. This gives Dragonflight Timewalking value for players who already own the vendor mounts.
Mounts Available from Multiple Timewalking Vendors
Some former Turbulent Timeways rewards can be purchased from Timewalking vendors outside their original event.
These returning mounts commonly cost 5,000 Timewarped Badges each:
Availability can expand after each Turbulent Timeways season. Check the active vendor before purchasing another reward because Blizzard may add earlier event mounts to the shared selection.
The Spawn of Vyranoth was the achievement reward from Turbulent Timeways V in 2026. A future vendor release should not be promised until Blizzard confirms one.
Timewalking Reputation Tokens by Expansion
Ah, the infamous Reputation Commendations.
Yes, those little badges of honor that increase your rep, allowing you to quickly level up factions across your whole account.
You know what they say, “What’s better than rep farming?
Account-wide rep farming.”
But hold on!
You must understand that these are Warbound now, which means they can be mailed to alts. So, if you’re feeling lazy (like a warlock with no mana), just send those tokens to the characters who haven’t quite made it to Exalted status.
I focus on the main alts to get the Exalted... Less pain.
Tips for Faction Farming:
The War Within Portals: Use the Dornogal (or any main city you are at) Portal Room to jump to Orgrimmar or Stormwind, then use their respective portal hubs to reach these legacy zones instantly
Bonus Rep Events: Check your in-game calendar for "World Quest Bonus Event" or "Darkmoon Faire" (Whee! buff) to get an extra 10% reputation whenever you use your tokens
Sons of Hodir Warning: You must complete the initial quest chain starting with "They Took Our Men!" in K3 (Storm Peaks) before the vendor will become neutral/friendly to you, even if you have the tokens.
How Timewarped Badges Work
Timewarped Badges are the shared currency used by every Timewalking vendor.
You can earn badges during one expansion and keep them for a future vendor. A badge earned in a Classic dungeon can later purchase a Dragonflight mount. The Bronze Dragonflight may be complicated, but its currency department understood the assignment.
Current badge rewards
As of the 2026 Midnight cycle, common dungeon rewards include:
The first completed Timewalking dungeon on a character normally drops an expansion-specific quest item. Turn it in at the event hub for the large badge reward.The first eligible completion across your Warband awards 500 badges. Additional eligible characters receive 200 badges from their corresponding quest turn-ins.
Timewarped Badges are Warband-transferable. They are not mailed directly between characters.
To move them:
Log into the character who should receive the badges.
Open the Character window.
Select the Currency tab.
Find Timewarped Badges.
Select the transfer option.
Choose the character holding the badges.
Enter the amount and confirm.
The receiving character pulls the currency from another member of your Warband.
This system allows you to run Timewalking on several characters and combine the currency before purchasing a mount.
How to Transfer Timewarped Badges
What Should You Buy First?
Permanent collectibles usually provide more lasting value than temporary equipment.
Recommended spending order
Expansion-specific mounts: These require waiting for the matching Timewalking week.
Shared Timewalking mounts: Purchase former Turbulent Timeways mounts you missed.
Battle pets and toys: Several cost more than expected, so plan before spending.
Unique transmog: Prioritize ensembles, weapons and appearances unavailable from normal legacy drops.
Reputation tokens: Buy these when they remove a specific reputation grind.
Heirloom upgrades: Useful when you actively level several characters.
Catch-up gear: Helpful for a fresh character, but replaced more quickly than collectibles.
Crafting materials: Spend here after finishing your permanent collection goals.
A shiny ring may survive two dungeon runs. A mount survives every expansion, several stat squishes and at least twelve dramatic speeches from Emperor Noob Sidious.
Must-Buy Items by Category
Ah, so you’ve collected those precious Timewarped Badges, now let’s talk about what you should really spend them on. You see, this isn’t about buying just anything; it’s about making sure you’re not the scrub in your raid group.
Mounts (5,000 Badges each)
Each vendor offers at least one mount. And no, not just any mount. You must get your hands on the ones that are exclusive to this event.
The Infinite Timereaver?
Not available anywhere else, thank you very much, Blizz.
So, make sure you’re not buying the wrong mount. And if you’re in doubt, I recommend you start with the Reins of the Frayfeather Hippogryph; at least it’s not a grumpy bird.Toys & Pets
Classic: Practice Ravager (Toy) and Misty (Pet).
TBC: Ever-Shifting Mirror (Toy) and Karazhan Syphoner (Pet).
MoP/WoD toys are reputation-gated, but don’t worry, I’m sure you’ll find a way to get them.
After all, there’s no shame in the grind.Warband Gear & Heirlooms
Vendors sell Heirloom Armor Casings and Scabbards.
Have you heard of leveling gear?
Now get yours updated for the maximum pain you’ll go through on your alts. This isn’t a vacation, trust me (Unless you're leveling on Remix...).
Timewalking Reputation Tokens
Many vendors sell commendations or insignias connected to factions from their expansion.
These tokens can help with:
Legacy reputation achievements
Reputation mounts
Tabards
Toys
Pets
Recipes
Transmog
Older faction rewards
Token values vary by expansion and faction. Some award 250 reputation, while others provide different amounts. Check the tooltip before purchasing hundreds of tokens.
Timewarped Badges can be transferred through your Warband, but not every legacy reputation is Warband-wide. Move the badges or Warbound token to the character who needs the reputation.
Some factions also require an introductory quest chain before their tokens can be used. The Sons of Hodir are a famous example. Complete the Storm Peaks introduction beginning around K3 before investing badges in their commendations.
During an expansion’s Timewalking event, the Sign of the Past-style buff can provide bonus reputation from eligible quests and creature kills for factions connected to the active era. This bonus should not be confused with a guarantee applying to every reputation token.
Weekly Timewalking Quests and Gear
Maximum-level characters can usually accept a Path Through Time quest from the Adventure Guide or current capital hub.
The quest commonly requires five Timewalking dungeon completions and awards a cache containing current-season gear.
During regular Timewalking weeks, the cache may contain Champion-track equipment. During Turbulent Timeways, Blizzard may upgrade the reward to Hero-track gear.
These reward tracks are seasonal. Avoid placing a permanent item level in this guide. Display the current patch and verification date instead.
Characters below maximum level may receive a Journey Through Time quest rewarding experience and a level-appropriate item.
Tips for Farming:
Don’t be a simpleton...I've been there.
Take the Dornogal portals to get yourself to where you need to go.
And keep an eye on that Darkmoon Faire, because why settle for mundane progress when you could add an extra 10% rep?
And for those stubborn Sons of Hodir, don’t even think about skipping the quest chain. You’ll regret it later when you try to get them to actually talk to you. Oh, the joys of the grind.
There you have it. Now, stop wasting time and start collecting the good stuff.
And as always, remember, don’t ever settle for being a “halfway” champion in Azeroth. Aim for full-level domination.
Common Timewalking Mistakes
Visiting the wrong Dalaran
Auzin appears in Northrend Dalaran during Wrath Timewalking. Aridormi appears in Broken Isles Dalaran during Legion Timewalking.
Searching outside the event week
Most expansion vendors appear only while their corresponding Timewalking event is active.
Mailing Timewarped Badges
Use the Currency tab and Warband transfer system. Do not search for a badge item inside your bags.
Assuming every reputation is shared
Several newer reputations are Warband-wide, but many legacy factions remain character-specific.
Spending before checking the full inventory
Some vendors sell several mounts. Review the full list before using all your badges on gear or heirloom upgrades.
Buying temporary gear first
Catch-up gear can help a fresh character, but mounts, pets, toys and appearances remain useful across future seasons.
Trusting an old item level
Gear rewards change with patches and seasons. Use the item tooltip as the live source.
📜WoW Timewalking Vendor FAQ
Which Timewalking vendor is active this week?
Check the in-game calendar, Adventure Guide or Random Timewalking Dungeon queue. The named expansion identifies the active vendor.
Can I spend badges from another Timewalking expansion?
Yes. Every Timewalking vendor accepts Timewarped Badges.
Do Timewarped Badges expire?
No. You can save them between events.
Are Timewarped Badges account-wide?
They are Warband-transferable. Use the Currency tab to move them between eligible characters.
Can I buy the Infinite Timereaver?
No. The Infinite Timereaver is a rare Timewalking boss drop.
How much do Timewalking mounts cost?
Most vendor mounts cost 5,000 Timewarped Badges.
Can I buy rewards when the event ends?
Expansion vendors normally disappear when their Timewalking week ends. Save enough badges before the vendor becomes active.
What is the smartest first purchase?
Choose an uncollected expansion-specific mount. Permanent collectibles offer more lasting value than temporary catch-up gear.
LIVE LONG, PLAY WOW
✎ᝰ About the Author
Noob Sidious is a veteran World of Warcraft player, husband, and father. With a few years of experience working in technology, including QA engineering, programming, and data analysis, Noob Sidious brings a unique blend of gaming expertise and tech-savvy humor to the WoW community. Known for his sarcastic wit, he turns even the most epic wipe into a legendary tale. When he's not dominating Azeroth or cracking jokes, you’ll find him balancing family life and crafting content that entertains, educates, and connects WoW players, all while embodying the Emperor’s style.
❤️ Maintaining this PROJECT takes more mana than a Disc Priest in a 10-minute raid encounter. If you’ve found my guides helpful, AND LIKE THE PROJECT, consider tossing a Major Mana Potion (or some real-world gold) my way to keep the servers running!
© 2026 WoWPrime. All rights reserved. Live Long, Play WOW
⚠️ Disclaimer
wowprimer.com is an independent, fan-driven project created for entertainment, commentary, and educational purposes. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Blizzard Entertainment, World of Warcraft, or any other companies mentioned on this site, unless explicitly stated.
All trademarks, copyrights, logos, names, and images are the property of their respective owners. Any use of these elements is made under Fair Use principles for the purposes of review, commentary, news reporting, and non-commercial fan expression.
Some articles, reviews, or recommendations may contain affiliate links or sponsored mentions. If you click on these links and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. We only feature products, services, or experiences we genuinely believe may be of interest or value to our readers.
All content is provided “as is” for informational and entertainment purposes only and should NOT be considered official advice, endorsement, or representation of any third-party company.
SUBSCRIBE