TBC Anniversary Arena Weekly Cap Boost

What You Get

• 10 rated games in your chosen bracket before the weekly reset
• Your arena points for the week, paid at the reset
• Games played in the rating band you selected
• A screenshot of the games played and your rating after the session

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on an EU or US TBC Anniversary realm
• A rated team in the chosen bracket, or an empty slot we can fill with our players

The TBC Anniversary arena weekly cap boost plays the 10 rated games that make your character eligible for arena points this week. Our team plays them in one session in 2v2, 3v3 or 5v5, at your current rating. Orders placed before the reset are played in the same arena week.

Pick Region, then Current rating: Above 1500, Above 1700 or Above 2000. Higher bands cost more because the opponents are stronger. How you play offers Piloted, included, or Self Play at a higher price.

Delivery sets the pace: Normal, Express or Super Express, each faster and more expensive than the last. Bracket comes last. 2v2 is included, 3v3 costs more and 5v5 costs the most.

What Is the Arena Weekly Cap in TBC Anniversary?

The arena weekly cap in TBC Anniversary is the minimum of 10 rated games per week that a team must play in a bracket before the reset pays arena points. Miss the tenth game and that week pays nothing for the bracket.

Points buy Season 3 gear such as the Vengeful Gladiator's Plate Helm or the Vengeful Gladiator's Salvation. Only your highest-paying bracket counts each week, and higher rating plus larger brackets pay more points.

Which Rating Band and Bracket to Buy

Buy the band that matches the rating your team holds today, because the games are played there and the points follow that rating.

Current rating	Typical buyer
Above 1500	A fresh team that wants weekly points without a climb
Above 1700	A team with the weapon rating that wants to keep the points coming
Above 2000	A high team that cannot afford a week without games

5v5 pays the largest share at the same rating, 2v2 is the easiest to schedule, and 3v3 sits between them.

How Fast the Weekly Cap Carry Is Played

A weekly cap carry is one session of 10 games, so the speed setting decides when that session starts rather than how long it lasts. Normal follows our regular schedule. Express and Super Express move your order up, which matters when the reset is a day away. Games are played on the maps of the rotation, from Nagrand Arena to Ruins of Lordaeron.

Buy One Week or Plan the Whole Set

Good to know: order before the reset day, not on it. A session that ends after the reset counts for the next week instead. For a fixed point total over several weeks, the TBC Anniversary arena points boost is the better fit. Below 1700? The arena boost lifts the rating first, and the arena weapons boost turns that rating into a weapon. Rating climbs and gear orders are collected on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When does the arena weekly cap boost start?

The arena weekly cap boost starts in the same arena week when you order before the reset. Express and Super Express move the session to the front of the queue.

How long does the weekly cap take?

The weekly cap takes one session of 10 rated games. Most sessions finish in a single evening once the team is online.

Will the weekly cap boost lower my rating?

The weekly cap boost is played at the band you choose, Above 1500, Above 1700 or Above 2000, by players who hold that level. The screenshot after the session shows your rating.

Can I play the weekly cap games myself?

Yes. Self Play puts you in the team for the 10 games at a higher price. You need full Season 3 PvP gear and basic arena skill for Self Play.