Updated 2026-09-26 · checked against Midnight 12.1
Sinrunner Blanchy is the horse from Westfall’s Saldean farm, found dead in
Revendreth. Give her one gift a day for six days and she comes back as a flying
mount. Nothing about it is hard. The whole challenge is being in the right spot
with the right item when she appears.
Catching her
Dead Blanchy spawns in the Endmire, Revendreth, around 63.2, 43.0, under
a curved root by the river, then runs off down the river. She is faster than
your mount: do not chase her. Stand in her path and she stops, and you can talk
to her.
She comes back every hour or two, and players regularly report longer waits.
If she is not up on your realm, the Premade Group Finder’s Custom tab sometimes
has groups camping her on another.
Once stopped, she stays for five minutes. At four minutes she “stamps
impatiently” as she fades. That is not long enough to fetch anything, so carry
the day’s gift before you start waiting.
One gift per daily reset. After giving one, the next has to wait for
tomorrow’s reset.
Missing a day does not reset you. The six gifts do not have to be on six
days in a row; progress simply waits.
Progress is per character. A character that already owns the mount cannot see
her.
The six gifts
6 steps.
What the guides disagree on
The order of days four and five. Wowhead’s original report from 2020 has the
saddle blanket before the water. Every later guide, and Warcraft Wiki, has the
water on day four and the blanket on day five, which is the order above. If
Blanchy does not take the water on day four, try the blanket.
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