World of Warcraft has just made significant improvements to the drop rate of the Noble Flying Carpet mount in the Noblegarden event. Until April 8, players stand a better chance of acquiring this rare mount, with even higher probabilities on their first daily kill.

Noblegarden serves as World of Warcraft's Easter celebration equivalent. This year, the event has been enriched with fresh rewards and activities, including the introduction of Daetan Swiftplume, a Druidic duck world boss that drops the coveted Noble Flying Carpet mount, cherished by collectors and spring enthusiasts alike. Previously, the mount's drop rate was dismally low, estimated at a mere 1% chance of being looted from the Loot-Filled Basket rewarded upon completing the daily boss-defeating quest.

Recent updates from World of Warcraft have confirmed a more attainable path to securing the Noble Flying Carpet. A hotfix, announced by WoW community manager Linxy in a forum post, has upped the base drop rate of the mount, though the exact increment remains undisclosed. Moreover, each day, the first boss kill on an account boosts the likelihood of finding the mount within the Loot-Filled Basket.

Easy Steps to Obtain the Noble Flying Carpet Mount in WoW

• Locate a Golden Egg in Elwynn Forest (Alliance) or Durotar (Horde) and transport it to the designated nest shown on the world map.
• Golden Eggs materialize in different spots every 5 to 10 minutes.
• Conquer Daetan Swiftplume, loot the Noblegarden Trinket, and complete the Feathered Fiend quest at Goldshire (Alliance) or Razor Hill (Horde).
• The Feathered Fiend quest is doable once daily per character.
• To be eligible for the mount, characters must be level 60, although lower-level characters can still undertake the quest.
• Unveil the Loot-Filled Basket award for a chance to secure the Noble Flying Carpet in World of Warcraft.
• The initial Loot-Filled Basket per account each day carries an enhanced probability of containing the mount.

Despite the increased drop rate of the Noble Flying Carpet, many fans remain discontent with the mount's initial scarcity. The attachment of a rare World of Warcraft mount to a once-per-character quest in a week-long event causes unnecessary frustration for players aiming to amass all the fresh rewards but hindered by poor luck.

Regrettably, this year's Noblegarden event has encountered other issues as well. The addition of the Duck Disguiser toy to Noblegarden this season demands World of Warcraft enthusiasts six years to unlock fully, resulting in considerable disappointment. Hopefully, World of Warcraft can continue enhancing this event to alleviate player grievances in the future.