WoW Heritage Armor Boost

What You Get

• The Heritage Armor set of the race you picked, added to your appearances
• The level 50 requirement and the Heritage achievement or questline completed
• All loot, gold and reputation earned on the way

Before We Start

• A character of the chosen race, or a request to start one in the order chat
• An active WoW subscription; allied races must be unlocked on the account

A WoW Heritage Armor boost unlocks the racial transmog set for the race you pick, out of 25 in the calculator. The booster takes a character of that race to level 50 and completes the Heritage achievement or questline that awards the set. Work usually starts within 15 minutes of payment.

Choose the race in the Choose Race list; each race has its own price, since some sets need a longer questline or more leveling than others. Then pick the play method — Piloted is included, Self-Play and Remote Control cost more.

If you do not have a character of that race yet, write it in the order chat. The booster can start from a fresh character and handle the leveling in the same order.

What Is Heritage Armor in WoW?

Heritage Armor is a transmog set made for one race and wearable only by that race. Each set is built around the culture of its people: the Lion's Heritage Armor for Humans, Wolf's Heritage Armor for Orcs, the Ren'dorei set for Void Elves, three tints for the Earthen and more. None of them is sold by a vendor, so every set has to be earned.

That earning part is the obstacle. Allied races, plus the Earthen and Haranir, get the set at level 50 through a Heritage of the … achievement; core races also need level 50 and then a short questline. Chasing several sets means levelling several characters, and that is where a WoW Heritage Armor boost saves the hours.

Heritage Armor Boost Options by Race

Group	Races in the calculator	How the set unlocks
Core races	Human, Orc, Night Elf, Undead, Blood Elf, Draenei, Dwarf, Gnome, Goblin, Tauren, Troll, Worgen, Pandaren	Level 50 and a Heritage questline
Allied races	Void Elf, Lightforged Draenei, Dark Iron Dwarf, Kul Tiran Human, Mechagnome, Nightborne, Highmountain Tauren, Mag'har Orc, Vulpera, Zandalari Troll	Level 50 and the Heritage achievement
Newer races	Earthen, Haranir	Level 50 and the Heritage achievement

How Long the Heritage Armor Carry Takes

A character that is already 50 or higher only needs the questline or achievement, so that order is short. A character that starts low needs the leveling first, which takes most of the time. The booster looks at your character before starting and gives an estimate in the order chat; the order ends with a screenshot of the set in your collection.

Buy Heritage Armor for One Race or Several

Collectors often order a few races in a row, one card per race. The boost runs Piloted, Self-Play or by Remote Control, and you keep every item and reputation gained.

For more cosmetic goals, the Elite PvP Set boost unlocks the seasonal rated look, and for item level there is the Mythic+ gear carry. The rest of the range is on the WoW gear boost page.

FAQ

When can you start my Heritage Armor boost?

Soon after payment. The best-rated booster takes the order, usually within 15 minutes, and you agree on a start time in the order chat.

How long does a Heritage Armor unlock take?

It depends on your character's level. At 50 or above, only the questline or achievement remains; a low-level character needs leveling first.

I don't have a character of that race. Can you still do it?

Yes. Tell the booster in the order chat, and the order starts from a new character of that race. Allied races must already be unlocked on your account.

Why do races have different prices?

Some sets need more steps than others. The race you pick sets the base, and Self-Play or Remote Control add to it.