TBC Anniversary Tier Sets Boost

What You Get

• A full tier set for your class and spec: head, shoulders, chest, hands and legs
• Every raid holding your tokens cleared on your lockout until the set is done
• The raid attunements your tier needs, if you added them
• Gold, reputation and other loot that drops for your character

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on Nightslayer, Spineshatter, Thunderstrike or Dreamscythe
• Your spec named in the order chat, since some classes use different sets per role

A TBC Anniversary tier sets boost builds a full Tier 4, Tier 5 or Tier 6 set for your class by clearing every raid that drops its tokens. The team runs your lockouts week after week until all 5 pieces are on your character, and work starts as soon as the highest-rated booster confirms your spec.

Choose the boost method first: Piloted is included, Self Play and Remote Control cost extra. Then pick the tier; each one is priced on its own, and Tier 6 sits at the top. Class and realm with faction come next and do not change the price.

The Attunements checkbox costs extra and opens the raids your tier needs, such as Serpentshrine Cavern and Tempest Keep for Tier 5 or Mount Hyjal and Black Temple for Tier 6.

What Is a Tier Set in TBC Anniversary?

A tier set is your class's raid armor, and you get it by turning in tokens that raid bosses drop. There are five token slots per tier. Put on two pieces, then four, and you get set bonuses that change how the class actually plays. Burning Crusade has three of these tiers, and each one lives in its own raids at its own item level.

Tier	Item level	Token raids
Tier 4	120	Karazhan, Gruul's Lair, Magtheridon's Lair
Tier 5	133	Serpentshrine Cavern, Tempest Keep
Tier 6	146	Battle for Mount Hyjal, Black Temple

Buy a Tier Set for Your Spec

A few classes share each token, yet what you get from it depends on spec. Same token, two Druids: the Resto one walks off with healer Tier 6, the Balance one with caster gear. So let us know your role. All nine classes and every set they can wear are in the calculator. Plenty of raiders grab Tier 4 first so they show up to Serpentshrine Cavern ready, and come back for Tier 5 or 6 when the guild moves on.

How Long the Tier Set Carry Takes

One boss drops each token, once a week, and other classes in the raid want it too. That's why a full set takes several resets. Tier 4 goes quickest since the raids are short; Tier 6 drags on longest. The team keeps running your lockouts until every slot is filled, and you see each new piece in the order chat.

Tier Sets Boost Options and Methods

All three methods are open: Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control. If your character lacks raid access, the Attunements add-on handles it before the first clear. You keep everything else that drops for you, from gold to reputation.

Want weapons or trinkets beside the set? Tier 6 runs pair well with the Cataclysm's Edge farm on Archimonde. For the complete Phase 3 list, including off-set pieces and gems, take the TBC Anniversary BiS gear boost, and crafters can stock up through the Nether Vortex farm. All options are in the TBC Anniversary gear boost catalog.

FAQ

When does the tier set boost start?

The highest-rated booster is assigned about 15 minutes after payment, and the first raid is the next scheduled run on your lockout.

How long does a full set take?

A few weekly resets, since a token only drops once per lockout. Tier 4 is done soonest and Tier 6 last.

Which set does my class get?

The set for the spec you name in the order chat. Classes with several roles, like Druids, Paladins and Shamans, get the set for that role.

What makes the price higher?

Higher tiers cost more, Tier 6 the most. Self Play, Remote Control and the Attunements add-on are paid extras.

Do tier sets work the same on TBC Fresh?

Yes. TBC Fresh is what many players call the Anniversary realms, so Tier 4, 5 and 6 tokens drop from the same raids there.