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The Voidfire Deathcycle mount

Voidfire Deathcycle

About 2 weeks of waiting or dailiesGuaranteed5,500 gold

Dragonflight · Vendor

The game's mount journal
Zone: Vision of Stormwind (Revisited)
Zone: Vision of Orgrimmar (Revisited)

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How to get it

A motorcycle rebuilt from parts, in Horrific Visions Revisited (entered from Soridormi's camp south of the Coreway in Dornogal). With at least one Faceless Mask active, Haymar the Devout is knocked off his Voidfire Deathcycle in the Dwarven District of the Vision of Stormwind and the bike's ghostly frame is sent to the camp. Six assemblies are then built and fitted to the frame there (engine, exhaust, handlebars, battery, seat, two wheels), each from a part found in the Vision of Stormwind or the Vision of Orgrimmar together with pieces sold by a vendor or made by Khaz Algar professions; pressing the bike's red button at the end gives the mount.

Time there about 5 min a visit

Guides Wowhead: Revisited Horrific Visions Rewards - Patch 11.1.5: Nightfall · Warcraft Secrets: Voidfire Deathcycle Secret Mount Guide · Method: Voidfire Deathcycle Mount Guide

Before you go

  • A level 80 character and Soridormi's short introduction at the camp (the wiki says the Dornogal entrance has no other unlock and the revisited visions take no key) · about 0.5 h
  • A first Faceless Mask, without which neither the bike nor any part can be had: the Mask of the Long Night is the reward for clearing every objective of a vision in one visit · about 2 h
  • The frame, in a week when the vision is Stormwind and with a mask on: clear the enemies around Haymar the Devout in the Dwarven District (62.0, 30.4 on the vision's map, in the square by the district's bank), then wear the bike down slowly until he jumps off; the bike shoots away and leaves a faint, see-through copy some way off, which is the one to interact with. It then stands at the camp in Dornogal · about 0.5 h over 7 days
  • The Stormwind parts, each with a mask on: Magic-Lined Manifold (a crate on the ground in the Trade District, 61.5, 72.7), Twisted Skull-Scythe Handlebars (Valeera's chest, for clearing Old Town), Depleted Void Crystal (Umbric's chest, Mage Quarter), and one Voidflame-Resistant Hide and one Tentacle Spokes from the chests for the Trade District (Wyrmbane's) and the Dwarven District (Kelsey's). One full clear of the vision covers them all · about 0.75 h
  • The Orgrimmar parts, in a week when the vision is Orgrimmar and with a mask on: Void-Forged Engine Block (inside Nogg's Machine Shop, the engineering building in the Drag, 56.9, 56.8), Void-Scarred Boarhide (Rexxar's chest, Valley of Honor), and the second Voidflame-Resistant Hide and Tentacle Spokes (Geya'rah's chest, Valley of Wisdom) · about 0.75 h over 2 weeks
  • 4 Goblin-Machined Pistons at 1,000 gold each and 1 Elementium-Plated Exhaust Pipe at 1,500 gold, from Big Keech in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms (71.1, 46.1 in the Vale as it was before N'Zoth's assault; Zidormi there turns the zone back) or from Roxi Ramrocket at K3 in The Storm Peaks · about 0.3 h
  • Made by Khaz Algar professions, every one at quality 3: from Engineering 1 Recalibrated Safety Switch, 3 Whimsical Wiring, 1 Convincingly Realistic Jumper Cables and 12 Entropy Enhancers; from Leatherworking 1 Storm-Touched Weapon Wrap; from Tailoring 5 Weavercloth Spellthread; and 1 Refulgent Crystal, which comes from disenchanting epic Khaz Algar items
  • 1 Irresistible Red Button, made by Khaz Algar Engineering (skill 80) from 10 Piles of Rusted Scrap, 12 Handfuls of Bismuth Bolts, 3 Whimsical Wiring, 4 Gyrating Gears and 1 Entropy Enhancer. It binds when picked up, so a character without the profession has it made through a crafting order and supplies the scrap, which also binds: engineering suppliers such as Supply Foreman Drezmol in Dornogal sell it in limited stock, typically 5 at 5 gold each · about 0.5 h

In all: about 5.3 h of play, spread over 2 weeks, 5,500 gold, starting from nothing.

Getting there

Voidfire Deathcycle Frame, left of the visions portal at the Horrific Visions camp south of the Coreway
Dornogal · 33.6, 68
/way Dornogal 33.6 68
From Stormwind (Alliance) about 1.1 min of travel
  1. Take the portal from Stormwind to Dornogal*
  2. Fly the rest of the way
From Orgrimmar (Horde) about 1.1 min of travel
  1. Take the portal from Orgrimmar to Dornogal
  2. 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 files this under vendors and names only the two visions; nothing sells it. The item that teaches it is still called Felreaver Deathcycle on Wowhead and the wiki. Added with Horrific Visions Revisited in patch 11.1.5 (the visions opened on 20 May 2025); the wiki calls the revisited visions permanently available and lists a Midnight hotfix to them of 26 January 2026, and 2026 Wowhead comments still got the bike, one reply mentioning a level 90 character.

The six assemblies:

  • Void-Forged Inline Four Engine: engine block, 4 pistons
  • Deathcycle Exhaust System: manifold, exhaust pipe
  • Skull-Scythe Handlebars: handlebars, red button, safety switch, 3 wiring, weapon wrap
  • Pulsing Void Crystal: void crystal, jumper cables, refulgent crystal
  • Boarhide Deathcycle Seat: boarhide, 5 spellthread
  • two Voidflame Wheels: a hide, a spokes and 6 Entropy Enhancers each

They are combined in the bags and fitted by talking to the frame, which also gives a hint for each; then the red button is pressed (wiki, Wowhead comments). The frame need not be visited before collecting: parts drop in the same run in which it is taken (2025 comment). Do not fit the parts while a Lorewalking story is active: one player's were consumed without counting (2025). Frame coordinates are Warcraft Secrets' (33.6, 68.0); a Wowhead comment gives 33.43, 67.70.

The first step is the fiddly one. Killing the bike and its rider quickly leaves nothing to interact with, and a 2026 comment says killing it too slowly fails as well. What worked for commenters was clearing everything else first, then auto-attacking or letting the Construct of Soridormi do the damage, and looking for the faint copy up to 30 yards away (by the bank steps, the fountain, under the gallows). A hotfix of 22 May 2025 fixed one way this broke (wiki).

The profession-made pieces are ordinary trade goods that players also sell to each other: the top Wowhead comment (2025) simply buys them on the auction house and reckons 7,000 to 10,000 gold on top of the 5,500 for the vendor parts; that is a mention, not the route counted here.

Sources disagree on the Orgrimmar wheel parts: Wowhead's guide (updated 2025) and Method (2025) have the hide in Zekhan's chest (Valley of Spirits) and the spokes in Garona's (the Drag); Warcraft Secrets says that was changed to the Valley of Wisdom, and the wiki and the top comment agree. For Stormwind the wiki names Wyrmbane's chest for both, Wowhead's guide and the comment Kelsey's chest (Dwarven District) for the hide; a full clear settles it either way. Both Stormwind spots are by an Auction House door: Haymar outside the Dwarven District's (wiki, Wowhead's guide; Method says near the bank, which faces it), the manifold's crate at the entrance of the Trade District's.

The wheel parts are Warbound and an account gets only its two sets (2026 comment); a 2025 comment tells of an account on which the Orgrimmar ones never dropped after the Stormwind pair had been looted on two different characters, mended only by a game master.

Whether the two cities still alternate week by week in 2026, and how the visions scale at level 90, was not established (see the Void-Crystal Panther).

Confidence in this entry: medium. Looked up in 2026.

Sources

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