WoW TBC Self-play Leveling

What You Get

• Your character carried through dungeon AoE pulls for the range you set
• Experience from every pull with no questing on your side
• A Karazhan run, pre-raid gear or 1000 gold, if you added them
• Any items and gold that drop for your character during the runs

Before We Start

• A character on Nightslayer, Dreamscythe, Spineshatter or Thunderstrike
• Time to stay online and follow the group between dungeons

WoW TBC self-play leveling gets your character from any level up to 70 by carrying you through dungeons while a booster pulls and kills big packs with AoE. You stay logged in on your own account the whole time, and each pull feeds you experience without a single quest.

Set your current and desired level, then pick your realm and faction from the list: Nightslayer, Dreamscythe, Spineshatter or Thunderstrike, Horde or Alliance. Realm choice does not change the price.

Three add-ons cost extra: a Karazhan Raid Run once you reach 70, a Pre-Raid Gear set, and Add 1000 Gold for mounts and training. Each one lengthens the order a little.

What Is Self-Play Leveling in TBC Anniversary?

Self-play leveling is a dungeon carry. A high-level booster enters an instance with your character, gathers large groups of mobs, and kills them together with area damage. Your character stays in the group, mostly standing back, and gains experience from every kill. No zone questing, no fighting other players for quest mobs, no running between hubs.

It is the leveling style for players who want to keep their account in their own hands. You log in, accept the group invite, and the WoW TBC self-play leveling run does the rest while you watch, eat dinner or work on a second screen.

Dungeons Used for the AoE Leveling Carry

The instance changes with your level so experience per hour stays high:

• Lower levels: Ragefire Chasm, Deadmines and the Scarlet Monastery wings
• Mid levels: Zul'Farrak and Maraudon
• Late old-world levels: Blackrock Depths and Stratholme
• Outland, 60 to 70: Hellfire Ramparts, The Blood Furnace, The Slave Pens, The Underbog, Mana-Tombs and Sethekk Halls

Buy TBC Self-Play Leveling With Add-Ons

Add-on	What you get
Karazhan Raid Run	A clear of the first Outland raid once your character reaches 70
Pre-Raid Gear	A dungeon and reputation gear set so the character can raid
Add 1000 Gold	Gold for riding training and first purchases at the cap

The pre-raid set can also be ordered alone as the TBC Anniversary pre-raid gear boost if you are already 70.

How Long the Dungeon Carry Takes

Time depends on the range and on how often you are online, because the boost only runs while your character is logged in. A short range can finish in a few sessions; a full 1–70 is spread over several days. Agree your play windows in the order chat and the booster plans the runs around them.

Self-Play or a Played-for-You Order?

If you cannot sit online for the carry, the classic TBC leveling boost is played for you and adds professions and attunements. Twink players can use the level 19 twink boost, and the full list sits in the TBC Anniversary character boost catalog.

FAQ

When can the self-play leveling start?

As soon as the booster is assigned, usually within 15 minutes of payment, and you are online. You agree the first session in the order chat.

How long does the boost take?

A few sessions for a short range, several days for 1–70. The pace depends on how many hours you can stay logged in.

Do I have to play during the runs?

No. You only follow the group, stay inside the dungeon and accept new invites between runs.

What raises the price?

A wider level range and each add-on: Karazhan Raid Run, Pre-Raid Gear and Add 1000 Gold. Your realm and faction do not change it.