TBC Anniversary Honor Points Boost

What You Get

• The honor amount you selected, farmed on your character
• Marks of Honor from the battlegrounds that were played
• Honorable kills and world PvP captures earned along the way
• A screenshot of your honor total when the order is done

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on a TBC Anniversary realm
• Basic PvP gear speeds up the farm, but it is not required

The TBC Anniversary honor points boost farms the amount of honor you set on the slider, through battlegrounds, world PvP objectives and the weekly Call to Arms bonus. The counter holds up to 75,000 honor at a time, so larger orders run in rounds. Work starts as soon as a booster is assigned, usually within an hour.

The calculator has one control: the amount slider. Drag it to the honor total you need; a larger amount costs more and takes more sessions. Add up the pieces you want from the honor vendor first so you order the right number.

If the total goes above the 75,000 cap, the booster pauses at the cap so you can spend, then continues to the rest of the order.

What Is Honor in TBC Anniversary?

Honor is the PvP currency of The Burning Crusade that needs no rating. You earn it for honorable kills and objectives in battlegrounds and world PvP, on any day, at any time. Arena points come once a week and only above 10 rated games; honor arrives as you play. That makes honor the first step for every new PvP character.

In Season 3 the honor vendor sells the Merciless Gladiator armor from the previous season, the Vindicator's bracers, belt and boots, plus rings, a neck, a cloak and the PvP trinket. None of those items need rating, and together they give a fresh 70 the resilience to survive its first rated games.

Where the TBC Honor Farm Comes From

Source	What it pays
Alterac Valley	Honor per kill and objective, long matches with big totals, Alterac Valley Marks
Arathi Basin	Honor per base held, Arathi Basin Marks
Warsong Gulch	Honor per kill and flag capture, Warsong Gulch Marks
Eye of the Storm	Honor per tower and flag, Eye of the Storm Marks
World PvP	Honor for Halaa and the objectives in Hellfire Peninsula, Terokkar Forest and Zangarmarsh
Call to Arms	Bonus honor in the featured battleground of the week

Some vendor pieces also ask for marks of a specific battleground. Tell the booster which items you plan to buy, and the queue order follows what you need, with the Call to Arms map first because its bonus pays the most honor per hour.

How Long the Honor Boost Takes

The time depends on the amount and on how fast battleground queues pop on your region at that moment. The booster gives you an estimate in the order chat before the first session and posts progress as the counter climbs. The boost is played Piloted or by Remote Control, and the highest-rated booster for PvP farming takes it.

Buy Honor, Then Rating

Honor gear gets a character into arena; the season weapon and set need arena points and rating. Next steps are the TBC Anniversary arena points boost and the arena rating climb. For a single weapon, the arena weapons boost handles both. Everything is grouped on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When does my honor farm start?

As soon as a booster is assigned, usually within an hour of payment.

How long does the honor boost take?

It depends on the amount you choose and on battleground queue times in your region. You get an estimate in the order chat before the first session.

What happens if I order more than 75,000 honor?

The game stops adding honor at 75,000. The booster pauses at the cap, you spend at the vendor, and the farm continues until the full amount is delivered.

Do I get the Marks of Honor too?

Yes. Every mark from the battlegrounds played stays on your character. Tell the booster which marks your items need, and the queues are planned around them.