How to get Swift Flight Form Quest Chain Burning Crusade Classic
12In TBC Classic, Swift Flight Form will not be available at launch, and will most likely be released in Phase 3, or Phase 2 at the earliest. This is because 2.1 was the Black Temple patch, and Blizzard is generally releasing content and itemization at the phase corresponding to the raid tier of the original patch. So unfortunately, you will have to wait quite a while to unlock Swift Flight Form, and will need to purchase a conventional Epic flying mount if you want to travel fast right away in Phase 1. However, most of the cost incurred by purchasing a conventional Swift mount will not actually be wasted, since the Swift Flight Form quest chain requires Artisan Riding to be trained as a prerequisite. This means that even if you wait for this content release, you will only be able to save the 200 gold fee for an Epic mount, and will have to pay the same 5,000 gold training fee as everyone else.
Unlike regular flying, which is directly learned from a class trainer, swift flight requires an extensive quest chain to unlock. To start the chain, talk to any Druid class trainer after training Artisan Riding, and accept the quest Morthis Whisperwing. The subsequent very long quest chain eventually leads to the quest Vanquish the Raven God, which requires you to kill Anzu, a new summonable boss in the Sethekk Halls dungeon. When victorious, you are finally awarded.
After completing this quest chain, you will be able to summon Anzu at any time in the future, similar to the Tier 0.5 bosses in vanilla. This can become a lucrative income source for Druids, since Anzu drops the extremely rare mount Reins of the Raven Lord, and a Druid is required to summon the boss.
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