WoW Forever Gear Boost

About the WoW Forever gear boost

WoW Forever stops at level 60, and the cap stays there. That changes how gear works: nothing a character earns at 60 gets outleveled, so a good set keeps its value until a raid drops something better. A WoW Forever gear boost, or gearing carry, builds that set on your character while you skip the farming. We sell three of them: a pre-raid set, best-in-slot PvE gear and best-in-slot PvP gear.

Pre-raid Gear Boost

Pre-raid gear is what a level 60 character wears into its first raid. The booster farms it in max-level dungeons until every slot is covered, so the character arrives raid-ready instead of patching holes one drop at a time. At checkout you choose between two versions of the order:

• Pre-raid gear, a complete set that gets the character ready for raids.
• Pre-raid BiS gear, which goes after the strongest pieces you can get before raiding.

If the character is still leveling, pre-raid gear is also one of the extras of a power leveling order, so the levels and the set fit into one order.

BiS PvE Gear Carry

Best-in-slot PvE gear is the top of the PvE side: the best items the raids drop. This order clears every raid of the current phase and keeps collecting raid-earned gear until the whole set is covered. It suits a character meant for the hardest content, not one that is only getting started. If you would rather go one raid at a time and choose the loot rules yourself, our WoW Forever raid carries sell single runs or several runs of each raid, with Tier 1 gear on the loot list.

BiS PvP Gear Boost

This set is built in PvP, not in raids. The booster farms honor points and battleground rewards until the character wears the best PvP gear available. Gear and rank sit close together here: the PvP rank boost lists best-in-slot PvP gear among its rewards too, next to PvP titles. Take the gear order when the set is the goal, and the rank order when the rank and its titles matter as much as the gear.

Which WoW Forever gear set to choose

• Pre-raid gear for a fresh level 60 that needs to join raids soon.
• Pre-raid BiS gear for a player who wants the strongest possible start before the first raid.
• BiS PvE gear for a character aimed at the top of raid content.
• BiS PvP gear for a character that spends its evenings in battlegrounds.

The sets also build on each other. A character in a full pre-raid set is welcome in raid groups sooner, and every raid it clears adds raid gear on top. Many players start with pre-raid gear and move to best-in-slot once the character is settled.

How a gearing carry is played

All three sets come in two boost methods. Piloted means a booster logs into your character and plays it. Self-play Remote means the booster plays your character through a remote session on your own computer. There is no group self-play for gear sets, because the farming runs on your character from start to finish. Execution speed comes in Regular, Express and Super Express.

One megaserver, three play styles

WoW Forever runs a single megaserver per region, and our orders are for the US one. At checkout you tell us the server type of your character, PvE, PvP or RP, and the booster plays in the same place, so the gear ends up where your character lives.

What happens after checkout

You pick the set, the server type, the boost method and the speed, then pay at checkout. We assign a booster, and you follow progress in the order chat until the last slot is filled.