TBC Anniversary Arena Weapons Boost

What You Get

• A Season 3 Vengeful Gladiator weapon of your choice, bought and equipped
• The 1700 rating the weapon asks for, in 2v2 or 3v3
• Weekly rated games until the arena point cost is covered
• A screenshot of the weapon on your character at the end
• Target items: Vengeful Gladiator's Greatsword, Vengeful Gladiator's Spellblade, Vengeful Gladiator's Grimoire

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on an EU or US TBC Anniversary realm
• PvP gear for Self Play, or the Full honor gear extra with Piloted

The TBC Anniversary arena weapons boost covers both costs of a Season 3 weapon: the 1700 rating and the arena points. Our team plays your 2v2 or 3v3 bracket until the weapon is bought, which takes about 20 days because points arrive once a week. Sessions open at the next scheduling window after checkout.

Set Region and How you play first. Piloted is included and unlocks two extras, Full honor gear and Live stream. Remote Control costs a little more. Self Play needs no add-on, but its bracket price is higher because you play inside our team.

Bracket offers Arena 2v2 or Arena 3v3, and 3v3 costs more. Gold is optional: pick an amount from 300 to 2000 gold if you want some coin delivered with the order, or leave it on I don't need Gold.

What Is an Arena Weapon in TBC Anniversary?

An arena weapon in TBC Anniversary is a Season 3 Vengeful Gladiator's weapon, item level 146, bought from the arena vendor with arena points once you reach 1700 rating. No raid night is needed, only rated games.

Every class has its pick. Warriors and paladins chase the Vengeful Gladiator's Greatsword, casters the Vengeful Gladiator's Spellblade, often with an off-hand such as the Vengeful Gladiator's Grimoire. You tell the booster which one you want in the order chat.

How the Arena Weapons Boost Works

The arena weapons boost runs in two parts: first the rating, then the points.

1. Rating: our team plays your bracket to 1700, usually within the first days.
2. Points: the team plays your weekly games so points land at each reset.
3. Purchase: once the balance covers the weapon, the booster buys and equips it.

2v2 is the lower-priced bracket. 3v3 costs more but pays a larger share of points at the same rating, which helps with the pricier two-hand weapons.

How Long a Season 3 Weapon Takes

A Season 3 weapon takes about 20 days, and the weekly reset sets that pace, not the booster. Arena points are paid once per week. A two-hand weapon needs more points than a one-hand one, so it can take an extra reset. Already holding points from earlier weeks? Tell the booster in the order chat, because a banked balance can cut a reset or two off the order. That is also why this card has no speed setting.

Buy the Weapon, Then Finish the Kit

Good to know: Live stream and Full honor gear only show up when How you play is set to Piloted, so choose the mode before you look for extras. Already at 1700? The arena weekly cap boost just plays your 10 games for the points. Need the rating alone? Try the TBC Anniversary arena boost. The rest of the Vengeful gear comes with the arena set boost, and every PvP card is on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When does the arena weapons boost start?

The arena weapons boost starts at the next scheduling window after payment. The booster confirms the first session in the order chat.

How long does a TBC Anniversary arena weapon take?

A TBC Anniversary arena weapon takes about 20 days, because arena points arrive only at the weekly reset. A two-hand weapon can need one more reset than a one-hand weapon.

What rating do Vengeful Gladiator weapons need?

Vengeful Gladiator weapons need a 1700 rating in TBC Anniversary. The arena weapons boost includes that rating push in your chosen bracket.

What makes the arena weapons boost cost more?

The arena weapons boost costs more with Arena 3v3, Self Play or Remote Control, the Full honor gear and Live stream extras, and any gold amount you add.