WoW Nerub'ar Palace Boost

What You Get

• The goal you selected: raid run, Glory meta, transmog sets or mount
• All loot, transmog appearances and gold that drop on the way
• Achievement credit for the bosses killed on your character
• A screenshot of the finished goal in the order chat

Before We Start

• A character at the current level cap on an EU or US realm
• An active World of Warcraft subscription

A WoW Nerub'ar Palace boost takes your character through all 8 bosses of The War Within's opening raid, up to Queen Ansurek. You pick one goal in the calculator: a raid run, the Glory meta, four transmog sets or the Sureki Skyrazor mount. Your character joins the next scheduled run.

The Options list holds four separate goals, and you choose one per order. Nerub-ar Palace raid run is the plain clear. Glory of the Nerubar Raider achievement, 4 Tmog Sets and Sureki Skyrazor mount each take more raid time and cost more than the single run.

Then choose how the boost is played: Piloted and Self Play are included, Remote Control costs extra. Want a second goal? Place a second order once the first is done.

What Is Nerub'ar Palace in WoW?

Nerub'ar Palace is the first raid of The War Within, set in the nerubian capital under Azj-Kahet. It holds 8 bosses and ends with Queen Ansurek. In Midnight its gear no longer adds power, so the raid has become a collector's stop: nerubian tier appearances, rare weapons and two Skyrazor mounts.

The Reins of the Sureki Skyrazor drop only from Queen Ansurek on Mythic. The Ascendant Skyrazor comes from Glory of the Nerub'ar Raider, the meta-achievement that asks the raid to complete a set of special tasks across the bosses. A WoW Nerub'ar Palace boost handles whichever of these you are missing.

Nerub'ar Palace Boost Options

Option	What you get	Typical length
Nerub-ar Palace raid run	Full 8-boss clear, all drops kept	1 raid session
Glory of the Nerubar Raider achievement	The meta and the Ascendant Skyrazor	1–2 sessions
4 Tmog Sets	Four nerubian tier transmog sets for your wardrobe	Several resets
Sureki Skyrazor mount	Mythic Queen Ansurek kills until the mount drops	Weekly until it drops

Buy the Sureki Skyrazor or the Glory Mount

Most buyers come for a mount. The Glory route is fixed: once every task is done, the Ascendant Skyrazor is yours with no luck involved. The Sureki Skyrazor is a drop, so this carry repeats the Mythic kill each lockout until it lands, and you do not need to find a group every week. If you want both mounts, start with Glory: it has a fixed end, while the drop can take a few weeks.

How Long the Nerub'ar Palace Carry Takes

A plain run fits into one evening. Glory usually needs one or two sessions, because several tasks are done on separate pulls. The transmog option spans several resets, as the tier tokens drop a few at a time, and the mount farm runs once per week. You can play Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control.

Other legacy raids from the same expansion are sold on their own pages: the Liberation of Undermine boost and the Manaforge Omega raid carry. Current-season raids are listed on the WoW raid boost page.

FAQ

When can you start my Nerub'ar Palace boost?

Your character joins the next scheduled run; for the mount farm, the first Mythic kill happens on the next available lockout.

How long does the order take?

One session for a raid run, one or two for Glory, several resets for transmog sets, and one kill per week for the Sureki Skyrazor until it drops.

Is the Sureki Skyrazor guaranteed?

Yes, the order continues weekly on Mythic Queen Ansurek until the mount drops for your character.

Which option costs more?

The raid run is the base. Glory, the transmog sets and the mount farm all cost more, and Remote Control adds a little on top.