WoW Achievements — Browse All Achievements
Track all 8,600+ World of Warcraft achievements. Browse by expansion or category — Dungeons & Raids, Quests, Exploration, PvP, Professions, Reputation, and more. Sync your character to see completion progress.
Browse achievements from all expansions including The War Within, Midnight, Dragonflight, Shadowlands, and Classic. Find guides for Glory of the Raider, meta-achievements, PvP achievements, exploration, and more. Track your achievement points and completion progress via Battle.net.
Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?
Build a snowman in the Azure Span.
Do You Wanna Build a Snowman? is a 5-point exploration achievement earned in the Azure Span by rolling three snowballs into different sizes and combining them into a snowman near two Tuskarr children.
Travel to Snowball Area
Head to the Azure Span, south between Azure Archives and Camp Nowhere, next to the small lake. The general snowball area is at 50.73, 55.37, near the Tuskarr children Kunap and Kikiua.
Locate the Three Snowballs
Find the three tiny snowball mounds scattered nearby: Snowball #1 is at 50.98, 56.1, Snowball #2 is at 50.93, 55.63, and Snowball #3 is at 50.95, 54.83. Right-click each snowball to begin rolling it.
Roll Snowballs to Different Sizes
Roll each snowball by pushing it repeatedly — approximately 20 to 25 pushes per snowball — to grow them into three distinct sizes: one large, one medium, and one small. Keep rolling within the area in front of the children and along the nearby shoreline to avoid despawning them.
Combine Snowballs into Snowman
Roll all three differently-sized snowballs together near Kunap and Kikiua at 50.98, 56.1. When they are close enough, a puff of snowflakes will appear and the achievement will be awarded.
Tips
Snowballs despawn if rolled too far from the play area — avoid rolling them up the hill behind the children or past the large tree nearby.
If another player is rolling snowballs at the same time, only one player receives the achievement — the one who makes the final roll that forms the snowman.