TBC Anniversary The Violet Eye Boost

What You Get

• The Violet Eye reputation raised to the target you selected
• Full Karazhan clears with your character in the group each week
• Loot that drops for you during the runs
• A screenshot of your Violet Eye standing at the end

Before We Start

• A level 70 character with Karazhan access (The Master's Key)
• An active game subscription; for Self Play you need to be online for each run

A TBC Anniversary The Violet Eye boost earns your Karazhan reputation through weekly raid clears, from Friendly up to Exalted. Each of the 4 standings brings a new stage of your Violet Signet, ending with the strongest version at Exalted. The order starts on the next available Karazhan run after a booster is assigned.

Choose the Boost Method first: Piloted, where a booster plays your character in the raid, or Self Play, where you join the run yourself. Remote Control is also available. Then set the Reputation Target: Friendly, Honored, Revered or Exalted.

Every step costs extra over the one before, and Exalted is the longest target because it spans the most raid weeks.

What Is The Violet Eye in TBC Anniversary?

The Violet Eye is a secret order of Kirin Tor mages watching over Karazhan, Medivh's tower in Deadwind Pass. In The Burning Crusade it is the reputation tied to that 10-player raid: you earn it by killing the trash and bosses inside, and you can only do that once per weekly lockout.

The prize is the Violet Signet. A quest gives the ring at Friendly, and each higher standing upgrades it, with four versions for casters, physical damage, tanks and healers. At Exalted you get the final ring, one of the strongest of the first raid tier, plus a few recipes and patterns from the quartermaster.

The Violet Eye Boost Options

Reputation Target	Violet Signet stage	Pace
Friendly	First ring from the quest	Usually the first clears
Honored	First upgrade	A few weekly runs
Revered	Second upgrade	More weekly runs
Exalted	Final ring	The longest, many raid weeks

From Neutral to Exalted is 42,000 reputation, and the lockout caps how much you can earn in one week. That is why a TBC Anniversary The Violet Eye boost is measured in weeks, not hours.

How Long the Violet Eye Carry Takes and How It Starts

After payment, the highest-rated booster for Karazhan is assigned, usually within 15 minutes, and books your character into the next raid. Each week's full clear gives the maximum reputation per lockout. You can play the run yourself with Self Play, or leave it to the booster with Piloted or Remote Control. You get a screenshot of your standing when the target is reached. If you miss a week, nothing is lost; the order simply continues on the following reset.

Buy the Raid Steps Around It

Without The Master's Key your character cannot enter, so start with the Karazhan attunement boost if you still need it. If you want the raid loot as the main goal, the Karazhan raid boost focuses on gear. Black Temple raiders later need the Ashtongue Deathsworn reputation, and every faction is on the TBC Anniversary reputation boost page.

FAQ

When can my Violet Eye order start?

On the next Karazhan run after a booster is assigned, which usually happens within 15 minutes of payment. If your character is already saved this week, the order starts after the weekly reset.

How long does Exalted take?

Several weeks. The weekly lockout limits reputation per character, so Exalted from Neutral needs many raid resets.

Can I play my own character with Self Play?

Yes. Choose Self Play in the Boost Method and join the raid group on your character at the scheduled time.

What makes the order cost more?

A higher Reputation Target, with Exalted the most, adds to the total. Piloted and Self Play are both included in the base.