TBC Anniversary Arena Boost

What You Get

• Your 2v2, 3v3 or 5v5 team rating raised to the Desired rating you set
• The arena points those games earn on your character
• Wins and losses posted in the order chat after each session
• A screenshot of the final rating on the arena tab

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on an EU or US TBC Anniversary realm
• PvP gear for Self Play, or the Full honor gear add-on

The TBC Anniversary arena boost moves your rating in 2v2, 3v3 or 5v5 from today's number to the one you set on the slider. Our team reaches 1800 in about 1–3 days and 2000 in about 3–5 days. Within roughly 15 minutes of checkout a booster for your class takes the order.

Choose Region and How you play first, then the Bracket. Drag the Rating handles from Current rating to Desired rating: every step up costs more, and the top of each bracket is the priciest part. Delivery has two speeds, Standard and Express, and Express costs extra.

Add-ons change with your choices. Full honor gear is offered in every bracket. Full arena gear shows up in 2v2 and 3v3 once the target is 2000 or higher, and 5v5 offers a Live stream. Piloted is included, Self Play and Remote Control cost more.

What Is Arena Rating in TBC Anniversary?

Arena rating in TBC Anniversary is the number that ranks your team on the ladder of one bracket, and every character starts it at 1500. Wins against teams near your matchmaking rating push it up. Losses pull it back.

Players chase rating because it unlocks gear. At 1700 the Season 3 vendor sells weapons such as the Vengeful Gladiator's Slicer, and 2000 opens shoulders like the Vengeful Gladiator's Plate Shoulders. A higher number also pays more arena points at the weekly reset.

Which Bracket Should You Pick for a TBC Arena Boost?

Pick the bracket where you want the rating to live, because each one has its own ladder and our TBC arena boost raises only the bracket you choose.

Bracket	Range on this card	Who picks it
2v2	1500–2200	Players after the weapon rating with the quickest schedule
3v3	1500–2100	Players who want the classic team format and a larger point share
5v5	1500–2100	Players who want the biggest weekly points at the same rating

Already sure about one format? The 2v2 arena boost and the 3v3 arena boost cover a single bracket in more detail.

How Long the Arena Carry Takes

An arena carry to 1800 usually takes 1–3 days, 2000 takes 3–5 days, and 2200 in 2v2 takes 7–9 days on the Standard schedule. Express puts your order at the front and plays a faster pace. Your starting number matters too. A climb from 1750 to 2000 is far shorter than one from 1500.

Gear Add-Ons and Play Modes

Gear add-ons exist because a character in PvE items loses games it should win. Full honor gear buys Season 1 Gladiator's armor and a PvP trinket with honor before the first match. Full arena gear farms arena points and spends them on the arena set, the off-set and a weapon, which takes up to about 13 weeks.

Games run Piloted, by Remote Control, or as Self Play on your own character next to our players.

Buy Arena Rating, Then Spend It

Good to know: Full arena gear only appears after you drag the target to 2000 or above in 2v2 or 3v3, so set the rating first and then look at the add-ons. Once you hold 1700, the TBC Anniversary arena weapons boost farms the points for the weapon itself. Every other PvP service sits on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When does the TBC Anniversary arena boost start?

The TBC Anniversary arena boost starts with a booster assigned, usually within 15 minutes of payment. The first rated games follow as soon as the team for your bracket is online.

How long does an arena boost to 2000 take?

An arena boost to 2000 usually takes 3–5 days on Standard speed from a fresh 1500 rating. Express starts your order first and plays more games per day.

Can I play my own character during the arena boost?

Yes. Self Play puts you in the team on your own character. For Self Play you need full Season 3 PvP gear, basic arena skill and the habit of following calls.

What makes an arena boost cost more?

An arena boost costs more with a wider rating gap, a higher target, Express speed, gear add-ons, Live stream, and Self Play or Remote Control instead of Piloted.

Is this a TBC Classic Fresh 2v2 and 3v3 boost?

Yes. TBC Classic Fresh is the name players give the Anniversary realms, so 2v2, 3v3 and 5v5 rating from this card counts on that ladder.