Mammyth
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Look it up on WowheadHow to get it
Sold by Elianna, the Dream Infuser at the Central Encampment in the Emerald Dream, for 1 Dream Infusion. She only offers it to a collection that already holds another magmammoth mount. A Dream Infusion is what she hands over each time her Dream Energy bar is full: 7,000 points, earned by activities in the Emerald Dream, at most one infusion a day.
Time there about 2 min a visit
Guide Wowhead: Emerald Dream Comprehensive Guide - Outdoor Content, Rares, Quests
Before you go
- Renown 5 with the Dream Wardens, then the quest Emerald Reawakening, in which Elianna is met, and its follow-ups, which start the infusions. Each chapter of the Guardians of the Dream campaign pays 2,500 reputation, which is one rank · about 3 h
- Any other magmammoth mount in the collection: the Loyal Magmammoth (a Magmammoth Harness used on a tame magmammoth in the Waking Shores), the Raging Magmammoth (achievement Glory of the Vault Raider), the Renewed Magmammoth (20 Charred Elemental Remains from Dreamsurges) or the Subterranean Magmammoth (Saccratros in Loamm, 100 Coveted Baubles)
- 1 Dream Infusion: 7,000 Dream Energy from the Emerald Dream. The weekly quests pay 1,000 (A Worthy Ally: Dream Wardens) and 500 (Blooming Dreamseeds), a Superbloom up to 250, world quests 25-100, rares 25-50, a campaign chapter 500, a side quest chain 325-400, and a Dream Wardens paragon cache 3,500 · about 6 h over 7 days
In all: about 9 h of play, spread over 7 days, starting from nothing.
Getting there
/way Emerald Dream 50.2 61.8 - Take the portal from Wizard's Sanctum to Valdrakken*
- Take the Valdrakken portal to the Emerald Dream*
- Fly the rest of the way
- Take the portal from Orgrimmar to Valdrakken*
- Take the Valdrakken portal to the Emerald Dream*
- Fly the rest of the way
/way is for the TomTom addon. Travel times are estimates: flying at 55 yards a second in a straight
line and 30 seconds for a portal. A star marks a portal that needs a quest or other unlock done first.
Notes and sources
The journal's and the tooltip's "Cost: 1" is one Dream Infusion: Wowhead's sold-by list shows Elianna (npc 211209) alone, at 1 of currency 2777, and the wiki names it. Her coordinates are Wowhead's tooltip for her, as for Talont.
The magmammoth rule: the item reads 'You must have a Magmammoth mount in your collection to be able to infuse a new one with dream energy', and the wiki says it is sold 'after obtaining any other magmammoth mount'. Which ones count:
- Wowhead's Emerald Dream guide (2024) lists the Loyal, Raging, Renewed and Subterranean Magmammoth, hedged as 'Likely requires one of'
- a 2023 Wowhead comment (+12) names four by id: items 192601, 192807 and 191838 and spell 374275; the ids were not matched to names one by one, but three items and a spell fit three mounts taught by an item and one achievement reward
- the wiki's list of magmammoth mounts has those four beside Mammyth and no other
A 2023 comment says the vendor at first refused an owner of one of them and that this was then fixed.
One Dream Infusion buys one of Elianna's mounts, so Mammyth, Talont, Delugen, Salatrancer and her others each take an infusion of their own. The time for 7,000 Dream Energy is the weak figure: with the campaign and side quests still to do it comes quickly; afterwards it rests on the weekly quests, Superblooms and world quests.
Not established, as for Delugen, Talont and Salatrancer: whether Dream Energy is shared between characters and whether Emerald Reawakening has to be done on each character. Wowhead comments noted for Delugen say only one infusion can be held at a time and that energy earned while a full bar waits is lost.
Wowhead's guide dates from Dragonflight and has not been revised since; the four comments on the item are from 2023 and 2024, and nothing written since Midnight was found. Added in patch 10.2.0; the item binds when picked up.
Confidence in this entry: medium. Looked up in 2026.
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