All Skyriding Glyph Locations in World of Warcraft: Midnight

I hover above Silvermoon as twilight bleeds into the spires, and I realize I’ve missed one tiny stone that ruins the whole run. My fingers tighten on the controller; failure tastes sharp. You’re about to skip that mistake.

I’ve chased every Skyriding Glyph in World of Warcraft Midnight until the map felt like my backyard. I’ll show you the route, the tricks, and the tools—so you collect the glyphs faster and claim the Crimson Draughthaul mount.

How to find all Skyriding Glyphs in World of Warcraft Midnight

I checked WoWHead, Discord channels, and half a dozen guides and kept finding gaps in the routes. The Skyriding Glyphs are spread across four distinct regions: Eversong Woods, Harandar, Zul’Aman, and Voidstorm. I recommend using waypoint addons (TomTom, HandyNotes via CurseForge) and setting a clear order before you take off—this is where you save time and avoid backtracking.

How many Skyriding Glyphs are there in Midnight?

There are 40 glyphs total across the four regions. Collect them all and you earn the Crimson Draughthaul mount—an item everyone flaunts in raids and screenshots.

Do I need addons or special gear to collect Skyriding Glyphs?

You don’t need paid items. Use free tools: TomTom for /way pins, HandyNotes for map overlays, and the community maps on Wowhead. If a paid guide costs $5 (€5), weigh the time you’ll save against that small price; most players get by with community resources on Discord and Twitch streams.

Eversong Woods

I stood in Silvermoon’s courtyard and watched a friend miss a glyph tucked behind a statue—small interiors hide most of these. Eversong’s glyphs are the friendliest: many hide inside buildings and small interiors rather than on cliff edges.

/way #2395 65.23 32.63 Brightwing Estate
/way #2395 33.45 65.27 Daggerspine Point
/way #2395 62.61 62.80 Dawnstar Spire
/way #2395 39.45 45.63 Sunsail Anchorage
/way #2393 48.35 6.64 The Shining Span
/way #2395 52.49 67.62 Tranquillien
/way #2395 49.46 48.05 Path of Dawn
/way #2395 58.92 19.50 Silvermoon City
/way #2395 58.43 58.31 Suncrown Tree
/way #2395 43.19 46.42 Fairbreeze Village
/way #2395 39.96 59.63 Goldenmist Village

Harandar

On a rain-soaked night I followed a trail of glowing mushrooms and almost missed a glyph perched above my head. Harandar spreads its glyphs across cliffs and canopies—some are visible but physically unreachable unless you plan your skyrides precisely.

/way #2413 73.08 25.89 Roots of Nordrassil
/way #2413 26.53 61.39 Roots of Shaldrassil
/way #2413 54.74 35.35 Blooming Lattice
/way #2413 60.24 44.41 Blossoming Terrace
/way #2413 44.56 62.86 Fungara Village
/way #2413 61.86 67.50 Rift of Aln
/way #2413 69.36 45.84 Roots of Amirdrassil
/way #2413 34.58 23.13 Roots of Teldrassil

Zul’Aman

I paused at Amani Pass and watched players sprint past a glyph lodged in a shallow alcove. Zul’Aman is mostly straightforward—watch the pass on entry, and you’ll avoid an annoying backtrack.

/way #2395 63.78 81.85 Amani Pass
/way #2437 30.45 84.72 Nalorakk’s Prowl
/way #2437 19.22 70.74 Revantusk Sedge
/way #2437 51.49 23.56 Temple of Jan’alai
/way #2437 39.54 19.72 Witherbark Bluffs
/way #2437 27.91 28.63 Zeb’Alar Lumberyard
/way #2437 42.94 34.36 Shadebasin Watch
/way #2437 42.75 80.19 Spiritpaw Burrow
/way #2437 46.69 82.23 Solemn Valley
/way #2437 53.21 54.50 Strait of Hexx’alor
/way #2437 53.61 80.39 Temple of Akil’zon

Voidstorm

I climbed to the Master’s Perch and felt the map open beneath me; that rock hides one of the trickiest glyphs. Voidstorm mixes vertical puzzles and low-cleft hides—two glyphs give most players grief: The Molt and the Master’s Perch.

/way #2405 39.90 70.98 The Bladeburrows
/way #2405 49.25 87.48 The Gorging Pit
/way #2405 35.67 61.09 The Ingress
/way #2405 37.16 49.96 The Molt
/way #2405 51.32 62.77 The Voidspire
/way #2405 38.91 76.11 Ethereum Refinery
/way #2405 54.95 45.54 Gnawing Reach
/way #2444 36.28 45.01 Hanaar Outpost
/way #2405 45.29 52.27 Master’s Perch
/way #2405 65.08 71.93 Obscurion Citadel
/way #2405 36.08 37.30 Shadowguard Point

Two quick navigational rules I use: pin every glyph with TomTom before you fly, and clear interior areas on foot when the glyph is inside a building. Treat your route like a scavenger run—streamline your path and you’ll shave hours off the hunt; think of it like hunting a single ember in a bonfire and move deliberately.

If one glyph sticks to a ledge or hides in a cave, approach from different angles: circle, gain altitude, then drop; sometimes the game treats line-of-sight oddly, so retry. Use community maps on Wowhead and post a screenshot in Midnight Discord if you’re stuck—other players often share exact micro-paths, as if following breadcrumbs through fog.

I’ve logged runs with and without addons; the difference is time saved and fewer missed spots. Which method do you trust more—community pins or pure sight-based searching?