Collections
Achievements, mounts, pets and toys: collection tracking
Progression is not only keys and raids. For many players the real grind is the mount that finally dropped or the achievement that took a year. MythicKey shows all of it on every profile and makes new achievements part of the feed. This guide covers what is tracked and where to find it.
Achievements
Every profile lists the most recent achievements with their description, point value and the date earned. Achievement points are account wide, so MythicKey shows the account total once rather than adding it up per character. When a tracked friend earns something new it appears in the activity feed and in the weekly recap.
Mounts, pets and toys
Collection counts for mounts, battle pets and toys sit in the extras panel on each profile. They are account wide in game and are read straight from Blizzard, so they match the collections tab you see when you log in.
- Mount count and pet count for quick bragging rights
- Toy count for the completionists
- Compare page puts two characters' collections side by side
Professions and reputations
The same panel shows primary professions with skill levels and the reputations that matter for the current expansion. It is a handy way to check whether a friend can craft what you need before you ask.
Frequently asked questions
Why does every character on an account show the same achievement points?
Achievements are shared across the whole account in World of Warcraft, so the number is identical on each character.
Are collections tracked over time?
Counts are shown on profiles and in Compare. New achievements are tracked as feed events; mount and pet count changes are on the roadmap.