TBC Anniversary Arena Boost

What You Get

• Your team rating raised from the current to the target number you selected
• The arena points the games earn along the way
• Progress reports in the order chat after every session
• A screenshot of the final rating when the target is reached

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on Nightslayer, Dreamscythe, Thunderstrike or Spineshatter
• PvP gear, or the "I dont have PvP Gear" option in the calculator

The TBC Anniversary arena boost takes your team rating from where it is now to the number you choose, anywhere between 1500 and 2200. It works in 2v2, 3v3 and 5v5, on all four Anniversary realms. With Instant Start the first games are played within hours of checkout.

Begin with the bracket: 2v2 is included, 3v3 and 5v5 cost extra. Pick the method, Piloted included or Self Play and Remote Control at extra cost, then drag the rating slider from your current rating to the target; a wider gap costs more. Choose Normal, Express or Super Express speed, then your class and server.

Options: Instant Start puts your order at the front, and "I dont have PvP Gear" is for characters still in PvE items, since those games are harder. Stream lets you watch the sessions live. Each adds to the total.

What Is Arena Rating in TBC Anniversary?

Arena rating is the number that ranks a team on the ladder of The Burning Crusade. Every new team starts at 1500, and each win against teams near your matchmaking rating moves it up. The higher you go, the stronger the opponents and the smaller the gain per win, which is why every hundred points feels harder than the last.

Rating is also a key. At 1700 personal rating the arena vendor sells the season's weapons, and at 2000 it sells the shoulders. A higher rating also pays more arena points each week. That is what most buyers of a rating push are after: one of those thresholds, reached in days instead of weeks of queueing.

TBC Arena Boost by Bracket and Milestone

Target	What it unlocks
1500–1700	Higher weekly arena points than the starting rating
1700	The right to buy Vengeful Gladiator weapons
2000	The right to buy the season shoulders
2200	The top of this card's range and the largest weekly payouts

2v2 is the most affordable bracket and the fastest to schedule. 3v3 is the classic competitive format, and 5v5 pays the most points at the same rating but needs the largest roster. The rating gates are the same in every bracket.

How Long the Arena Carry Takes

The length depends on the gap between current and target rating, the bracket and the speed. Normal spreads the games over the team's regular sessions, Express moves your order up and plays more per day, and Super Express keeps a team on it until the target lands. Games run Piloted, by Remote Control, or as Self Play, where you queue with the boosters. The highest-rated booster for your class and bracket takes the order.

Buy Rating, Then Spend It

Once you hold 1700, the TBC Anniversary arena weapons boost farms the points for the weapon itself. To keep the rating paying each week, the weekly arena cap plays your ten games. Aiming higher than 2200? The Gladiator boost takes the season-long route. More services are listed on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When does my arena boost start?

Usually within 15 minutes of payment a booster is assigned. With Instant Start, the first games are played within hours.

How long does a climb to 1700 or 2000 take?

It depends on your starting rating, the bracket and the speed tier. Express and Super Express shorten it by playing more sessions per day.

Can I play together with the boosters?

Yes, with Self Play. You queue on your own character and our players fill the rest of the team.

What makes the price higher?

A wider rating gap, 3v3 or 5v5, faster speed, Instant Start, the no-PvP-gear option, Stream, and Self Play or Remote Control instead of Piloted.