Tame An Animal Mount Comparison: Boss Hunts and Flight
Quick answer
- The announced boss mount chance is 1%, or 2% in dungeons.
- Some mounts can fly; the announcement points to the mounts button.
- Choose an enjoyable activity rather than a guaranteed number of attempts.
Compare the two stated boss chances
The official FLYING MOUNTS announcement gives a 1% boss chance to drop a mount and 2% in dungeons. Those percentages help compare the stated acquisition opportunity. They do not say a specific named mount is guaranteed, or that a fixed number of attempts must produce one.
A dungeon attempt can therefore fit a mount-focused visit, but only if you also want to play the dungeon activity. A higher stated percentage is not a reason to promise yourself a result before deciding how long you want to play.
Snapshot as ofGive flight its own travel purpose
The same announcement says some mounts are now able to fly and directs players to the mounts button. Keep the word some with that claim. It does not mean every animal in a collection is a flying mount, or that one paid product name explains all flight access.
For an exploration goal, choose the travel feature you want rather than ranking every mount by its acquisition chance. Ships are another advertised way to explore the world, and a ship question is separate from a companion combat comparison.
| Boss context | Stated mount chance | What it does not promise |
|---|---|---|
| Outside dungeons | 1% | A mount every 100 attempts |
| In dungeons | 2% | A mount every 50 attempts |
| Flying mounts | Some mounts can fly | Every mount can fly |
Pick the hunt that fits the session
Choose a normal boss visit or a dungeon-focused activity based on what you want to repeat. If playing with friends, agree on the activity and a stopping point before treating a mount as the only successful outcome. Finishing a shared challenge is still a result when the particular drop does not appear.
Continue with getting mounts for the acquisition decision. Use the mount controls article after you have a travel option you want to use. Drop chance, ability to fly and personal preference are distinct comparison criteria, rather than interchangeable strength numbers.
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