TBC Anniversary Arena Points Boost

What You Get

• The number of arena points you selected, delivered over weekly resets
• At least 10 rated games played in your bracket every week of the order
• A screenshot of your arena point total after each reset

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on a TBC Anniversary realm
• Basic PvP gear helps; the booster tells you before the start if your character needs more

The TBC Anniversary arena points boost earns any amount of arena points you choose, up to the 5,000 cap, in the 2v2, 3v3 or 5v5 bracket. Our team plays at least 10 rated games before every weekly reset until the total is on your character. The first games are played in the week you order.

Choose the bracket first: 2v2 is included, 3v3 and 5v5 cost extra because they need more players in the group. Then drag the amount slider to the number of arena points you want, from a small top-up to the full 5,000.

A larger amount costs more and takes more weekly resets. The weeks needed are shown before you pay, and the booster confirms the schedule in the order chat.

What Is the Arena Point Currency in TBC Anniversary?

Arena points are the currency of rated PvP in The Burning Crusade. They are the only way to buy the current season's Vengeful Gladiator armor and weapons from the arena vendor. Unlike honor, you cannot farm them in an evening. The game pays arena points once a week at the reset, and only for a bracket in which you played at least 10 rated games that week.

How many points a week brings depends on two things: the rating of your team and the bracket. Better rating, more points. At equal rating 5v5 beats 3v3, and 3v3 beats 2v2. You're only paid for whichever bracket gives the most, and the wallet tops out at 5,000.

How the Arena Points Boost Works

After checkout, the highest-rated booster for your bracket plans the weeks with you. Before every reset, our team plays the 10 or more rated games your bracket needs on your character. When the reset passes, the points land, the booster posts a screenshot of the new total, and the next week begins, until the amount you ordered is reached.

Points cannot arrive faster than the weekly payout. What an arena points carry gives you is a reliable weekly rhythm: no missed weeks, no hunting for partners and no games thrown away below the 10-game line.

How Long the Arena Points Carry Takes

Points ordered	Usual number of weekly resets
1,000	1–2
2,000	1–3
3,000	2–4
5,000	3–6

The lower end applies to higher ratings and larger brackets, the upper end to a fresh team in 2v2. The games are played Piloted or by Remote Control.

Buy Arena Points or Rating First?

If your rating is low, every week pays less. Raising it first with the TBC Anniversary arena boost shortens the whole farm. Players who already have a good team rating and only need their ten games covered can use the weekly arena cap service. For a specific weapon, the TBC arena weapons boost combines the rating requirement with the points. All options are on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When will the first arena points arrive?

At the first weekly reset after your 10 games are played, Tuesday on US realms and Wednesday on EU realms. Games start in the week you order.

How long does a 5,000 point order run?

Count on 3 to 6 resets. Higher rating and bigger brackets get you there on the short end.

Why can't the points be delivered in one day?

The game pays arena points only once a week. The boost makes sure every week counts, but it cannot speed up the reset itself.

Which bracket should I pick?

2v2 is the base option. 3v3 and 5v5 cost extra, but they pay more points per week at the same rating, so the order needs fewer resets.

Do arena points work the same on TBC Classic Fresh?

Yes. TBC Classic Fresh is how players refer to the Anniversary realms, and the weekly points and the 5,000 cap are the same there.