
Big Slick in the City
- Reputation, Questline
- From Dragonflight
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Big Slick in the City is the racing snail of Glimmerogg in Zaralek Cavern. It is the reward of the quest Snailed It, which opens only at the top rank of the Glimmerogg Racer friendship.

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Choose options| Detail | What we know |
|---|---|
| How it is earned | Reputation, Questline |
| Expansion | Dragonflight |
| Where | Zaralek Cavern |
| Mount journal | Big heart, big dreams, Big Slick. |
| Options | None: the price is fixed |
A Big Slick in the City boost, or Big Slick carry, takes a character through the snail racing of Dragonflight's Zaralek Cavern. The mount journal sums it up in one line: big heart, big dreams, Big Slick. Getting him is mostly about patience, because the friendship that unlocks the final quest grows through daily training.
The road starts with the Loamm Niffen. At Renown 7 with them the quest Off to the Track becomes available, followed by Come Snail Away and A Race to the Finish. That opens the Glimmerogg Racer, a friendship with four ranks before the last one, Professional.
Friendship comes from daily snail-training quests for Briggul, Glimmerogg's snail trainer. Snail battle pets raised to level 25 outside Zaralek Cavern can also be presented to him for extra points. Because most of the progress is daily, the climb takes several days rather than one session.
At Professional, Briggul offers Snailed It. Finishing it adds Big Slick in the City to the collection. Our order covers the friendship up to Professional and the Snailed It quest; the gold and items picked up on the way stay with the character. More collection pieces are on the mounts page.
Complete the quest Snailed It from Briggul in Glimmerogg. It opens at Professional, the top rank of the Glimmerogg Racer friendship.
Renown 7 with the Loamm Niffen, which starts the quest Off to the Track.
The friendship grows mainly through daily snail-training quests, so each day adds only part of the way to Professional.
No, it is a ground mount: a snail with a crystal-covered shell.