TBC Anniversary Gladiator Boost

What You Get

• A season finish inside the Gladiator or Rank 1 range you selected
• The Gladiator title and the season's Nether Drake when rewards are granted
• All arena points and gear purchases earned during the season
• Regular rating updates in the order chat until the cutoff

Before We Start

• A level 70 character on Nightslayer, Dreamscythe, Spineshatter or Thunderstrike, or Order a Character
• Availability for the play schedule agreed with the team over the season

The TBC Anniversary Gladiator boost is a season-long push that finishes your character inside the Gladiator cutoff, for the title and the season's Nether Drake. You can choose the standard Gladiator range or the Rank 1 range, for the current Season 3 or as a pre-order for Season 4. Work starts as soon as the roster for your class and bracket is set.

Service Type is the main choice: Gladiator Boost, the top half of one percent of the ladder, or Rank 1 Gladiator Boost, the top tenth of one percent, which costs more. Then the bracket: 2v2 is recommended and included, 3v3 and 5v5 cost extra. The method can be Piloted, Remote Control, or Order a Character, where we level and gear a new character for you; the last two cost extra.

Pick server, faction, class and season, then extras: a coaching session with a Rank 1 player, Live Stream, Priority / Express Queue and Specific Comp Request each add to the total.

What Is the Gladiator Title in TBC Anniversary?

Gladiator is the highest reward of rated arena in The Burning Crusade. At the end of each season, the teams in a small top slice of every bracket earn the Gladiator title and a Nether Drake, a flying mount faster than any other in the expansion. Each season has its own drake, and once the season closes it never returns: Season 3 gives the Vengeful Nether Drake, Season 4 the Brutal Nether Drake.

Very few characters per region ever hold one. That rarity is why the drake is the mount other players inspect in Shattrath, and why a Gladiator carry is planned like a project, not a single push.

Gladiator or Rank 1 Gladiator Boost

Service type	Ladder position	Reward
Gladiator Boost	Top half of one percent of the bracket	Gladiator title and the season's Nether Drake
Rank 1 Gladiator Boost	Top tenth of one percent	The same mount with a Rank 1 finish on the ladder

The title is the same in every bracket, so 2v2 is the recommended choice for a pure title-and-mount goal: the smallest team and the fastest scheduling. 3v3 suits players who want the classic composition game, and 5v5 needs the largest roster.

How the Gladiator Carry Runs Through a Season

A season on the Anniversary realms is short, so the push starts early and keeps a steady pace up to the cutoff. Our team plays rated sessions on your character Piloted or by Remote Control, posts the rating after every session and adjusts the schedule as the cutoff moves. With Order a Character, you receive a ready level 70 that finishes the season as a Gladiator. Rewards are granted by the game after the season ends.

The Season 4 pre-order reserves a roster for the next season, so the push can begin on day one of the new ladder.

Buy the Title With Other PvP Services

Not sure your character is ready? Start with the TBC Anniversary arena boost to reach 2000 or 2200 first. To learn the bracket yourself, book arena coaching with a Rank 1 player, and for the season weapon, see the arena weapons boost. The wider choice of rated services sits on the TBC Anniversary PvP boost page.

FAQ

When does the Gladiator boost start?

As soon as the roster for your class and bracket is confirmed, usually within a day of payment. Priority / Express Queue moves your order to the front.

How long does it take?

The push runs until the end of the arena season. The title and drake are granted by the game after the season closes.

What is Order a Character?

Instead of using your character, we prepare a new level 70 on the server and faction you choose and take it to the Gladiator range. It costs extra.

Which bracket should I choose?

For the title and the mount, 2v2. It is included in the base price and has the smallest roster. 3v3 and 5v5 cost extra and suit players who want that specific ladder.