WoW PvP Boost

About WoW PvP boosting

Rated PvP in World of Warcraft comes down to two things: the rating next to your name and the gear on your character. A WoW PvP boost, or arena carry, gets you both. Experienced players take your character to the rating you choose in 2v2, 3v3, Solo Shuffle or Battleground Blitz, and to the titles that come with the highest brackets.

Types of WoW PvP boost

WoW 3v3 Arena Boost

Arena 3v3 is the main competitive format and the only one that counts toward Gladiator. The carry comes in all three ways to play, with self-play through the lower and middle brackets and the top of the ladder played piloted or by remote control.

WoW 2v2 Arena Boost

Arena 2v2 is the quicker format with a smaller team. In self-play you queue with a single booster, and the 2v2 order offers self-play across the whole ladder.

Solo Shuffle Boost

Solo Shuffle puts you in six rounds of 3v3 with random teammates who change every round. It has its own rating and its own titles, Legend and Soloist.

Battleground Blitz and RBG Boost

Battleground Blitz is the fast rated battleground mode with its own rating and the Strategist title. Rated battlegrounds are the larger team mode behind the Hero of the Horde and Hero of the Alliance titles, and the RBG carry takes your character up that ladder with a premade team.

PvP Title Boost

The Elite transmog set marks the first serious rating milestone. Gladiator is one of the most respected titles in the game and comes with a mount. Legend is the Solo Shuffle title, Strategist the Blitz title, and Hero of the Horde or Alliance the rated battleground title. Rank 1 is reserved for the very top of the ladder. Open any title to see what the achievement asks for and how the carry is done.

Rating and gear go together

PvP gear is separate from PvE gear and only counts in PvP, where item level is scaled between players. It still matters a great deal, and it takes time to collect: gear is bought with Honor and Conquest, and each game adds points. Games at higher rating pay more, so a player at the top earns a week's gear far faster than a player stuck in the lower brackets. That is why a rating boost also gears the character faster, and why a rating carry and a PvP gear farm often sit in the same order.

Why players buy a PvP carry

The reasons are usually practical. A player who already knows the class can lose weeks in the lower brackets, where games pay little and teammates change every night. Others want a goal with a date on it: a rank title before the season ends, the Elite set, the Gladiator mount. Some have no team for 3v3 at all, and a carry gives them two experienced players for the climb. And some simply want their gear sooner, since the climb itself fills the Honor and Conquest they spend on it.

Self-play, piloted or remote control

In arena you can queue with the boosters on your own character, hand the character to a booster, or let a booster play through a remote session on your computer. Self-play in 3v3 covers the lower and middle brackets, and the rating table above shows where it stops. Solo Shuffle is not offered as self-play, because the queue matches you with random players. Battleground Blitz is played piloted, and rated battlegrounds come in all three ways, with the top brackets piloted.

Arena coaching

If you would rather climb on your own, hourly arena coaching with top-rated players works on your decisions, positioning and class play in the format you choose.

What happens after you order

You set the format, the rating range, the booster level and the way to play, then pay at checkout. We assign a booster, and you talk to them in the order chat and follow progress there.