Blizzard Entertainment launched the November 2026 Trading Post rotation on November 1, introducing a kitchen-themed inventory dubbed “Sweet Tooth” across capital cities in World of Warcraft. The monthly stock features two chef uniforms, cookbook staves, serving-tray shields, candy maces, and two new ground mounts: the purple Aubergine Warturkey and the Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400. The total stall inventory comprises 29 new items worth 4,570 Trader’s Tender alongside 14 returning pieces priced at 2,260 Tender.
The November Financial and Collector Metrics
- Total cost to clear the entire November 2026 inventory reaches 6,830 Trader’s Tender across 43 items.
- The monthly player payout remains capped at a maximum of 1,000 Trader’s Tender via the Traveler’s Log.
- The Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600 serves as the free completion reward for filling the Traveler’s Log progress bar.
Cost Structures and Inventory Distribution Across Capital Cities
The November rotation went live on November 1 and remains active until the in-game timer expires at the end of the month, at which point December stock replaces it. European realms received the new items a few hours ahead of US realms. Alliance players access the rotation at Tawney and Wilder just outside the Mage District in Stormwind, while Horde players visit the Zen’shiri Trading Post next to Grommash Hold in Orgrimmar. Both factions share regional branches in Dornogal at The Foregrounds and in Silvermoon City.
The new stock consists of 29 items valued at 4,570 Tender, spanning two mounts, one pet, 20 armor appearances, and six weapons. Meanwhile, 14 returning pieces from last November’s cooking month add another 2,260 Tender to the total cost. The 29 new items break down into specific categories: two mounts and a pet totaling 1,250 Tender, armor ranging from 30 to 700 Tender totaling 2,420 Tender, and weapons rounding out the remainder.
| November 2026 Item | Item Category | Trader’s Tender Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Aubergine Warturkey | Ground Mount | 500 |
| Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400 | Ground Mount | 500 |
| Gill’el | Battle Pet | 250 |
| Ensemble: Executive Chef’s Uniform | Armor Transmog | 700 |
| Ensemble: Head Chef’s Uniform | Armor Transmog | 700 |
Differentiating Mounts and Transmog Pricing Discrepancies
The Aubergine Warturkey costs 500 Tender and functions as a purple recolor of the Highlands Gobbler, which returns this month at an identical 500 Tender price point. The Hot Motocross Bunmover 4400 matches that 500 Tender valuation, featuring flavor text describing it as riding the line between Sweet and Savory Avenue. Both operate strictly as ground mounts, leaving skyriding capabilities untouched.
At the top end of the armor tier, the Ensemble: Executive Chef’s Uniform and Ensemble: Head Chef’s Uniform cost 700 Tender each. These outfits utilize the same cut in light and dark colorways, designed to integrate with existing player wardrobes without requiring belt slots. Complementing these sets, the pet Gill’el arrives on the Trading Post for the first time at 250 Tender, having previously debuted in Patch 11.0.5 as a promotional companion.
Traveler’s Log Rewards and Patch Datamining Horizons
The primary incentive for completing the monthly Traveler’s Log is the Hot Motocross Bunmover 4600, a dessert factory bolted onto a motorbike that whips up treats as it rides. The 4600 is a recolor of the 4400 model sold at the stall for 500 Tender. Although item data initially indicated a 500-Tender valuation, Blizzard’s announcement designated it as the free log completion reward.
Datamined files from Patch 12.1.5 indicate the existence of four distinct Bunmover models numbered 4000, 4200, 4400, and 4600. This nomenclature suggests that the other two are likely to turn up in a later month. Because Traveler’s Log progress resets when December stock arrives, players must finalize their objectives before the monthly expiration to secure the 4600 mount and the supplemental Tender dropped into Collector’s Caches along the progress bar.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
