
Arena PvP Coaching
- Coaching by top-rated players
- Work on your own play
from$20.99per hourArena 3v3 $32.99
Choose optionsPvP · Midnight Season 2
Hourly arena coaching in 2v2 and 3v3. You stay on your own character in real rated games while a top-rated player guides you, for one to ten hours in a single order.

from$20.99per hourArena 3v3 $32.99
Choose optionsOne hour with a coach at each level, at the lowest current-rating band.
| Coach | Arena 2v2 | Arena 3v3 |
|---|---|---|
| Multiglad Player | $20.99 | $32.99 |
| Rank 1 Player | $24.14 | $37.94 |
| Tournament Player | $25.19 | $39.59 |
| Celebrity Player | $29.39 | $46.19 |
Hours are priced one by one, up to 10 in one order.
| Option | Choices | Price effect |
|---|---|---|
| Your current rating | 0-1800 · 1800-2100 · 2100-2400 · 2400+ | included · +20% · +40% · +60% |
| Coach level | Multiglad Player · Rank 1 Player · Tournament Player · Celebrity Player | included · +15% · +20% · +40% |
| Format | Arena 2v2 · Arena 3v3 | $20.99 · $32.99 |
Format prices are per hour with a Multiglad coach at the lowest rating band.
WoW arena coaching is paid time with a top-rated arena player who helps you play better yourself. Nobody takes over your character: you queue and play real rated games, and the coach guides you while they happen. We sell it by the hour in 2v2 and 3v3, with four coach levels.
With two players a side there are fewer moving parts, and every mistake shows. That makes 2v2 a good place to learn a class in arena, sort out the basics you will need in 3v3, or work on your play with your usual partner.
3v3 is the flagship arena bracket and the one the Gladiator title is earned in. With three players a side the game turns on team play: who to pressure, when to swap, how to answer the other team's cooldowns.
The session follows your own games, so the coach starts with whatever costs you the most. The order description lists these areas:
You tell the coach your format, your comp and what keeps going wrong, and set a goal for the hours together. Then you play live arena games with feedback as you go. The schedule is flexible, so a block of hours does not have to be used in one sitting.
A Multiglad player has earned Gladiator in more than one season and comes at the base price. Rank 1 coaches hold the title given to the very top of a season's ladder, Tournament players compete in organised events, and Celebrity players are names the arena community knows; each adds a surcharge. Below the top brackets a Multiglad coach covers what most players need. The order also asks for your current rating band: pick the one you hold now, not your goal.
Coaching improves your own play, so how far you climb depends on you. An arena boost or carry delivers a set rating instead, in 3v3, 2v2 or Solo Shuffle, and in 2v2 and 3v3 you can self-play next to the boosters. If the title is the goal, the Gladiator boost page lists Becoming Gladiator, self-play arena hours alongside Rank 1 or Tournament players, and one of its session types includes two hours of coaching.
Honor and Conquest buy PvP gear, and higher rating earns both faster, so as coaching moves your rating up, the gear comes in quicker too. If the character is far behind on gear, a PvP gear boost closes the gap first, and the coach spends the hours on your play.
No. Coaching works on your play, and the result depends on how you use it. If you need a set rating, a rating boost delivers one.
No. You play your own games and the coach guides you in real time. This product has no piloted or remote control option.
Yes. One order takes from one to ten hours, priced hour by hour. You can book a block and spread it over several sessions.
We offer either voice chat or text-only guidance during the session. Say which you prefer when we contact you to set it up.
Yes. Tell us which class and spec you play and what you want to work on, and the advice on talents, macros and addons is built around it.
You pay at checkout. We then get in touch through live chat or Discord, agree the time and goals, and match you with a coach.
Players stuck at one rating who cannot see what holds them back, players new to arena or to a class in rated PvP, and anyone who wants to climb on their own and keep the rating they earn. If you only want the rating or the title, a carry is quicker.
A max-level character that can queue rated arena, the format and spec you want to work on, and your current rating band, which the order asks for.