WoW Forever Raid Boost

WoW Forever raid boost: what you are buying

WoW Forever caps characters at level 60, and the cap stays where it is. Once a character gets there, raids become one of the main ways it keeps getting stronger, which is where a WoW Forever raid boost comes in. A raid carry puts you with a full team of experienced raiders who clear the instance with you in the group, or play your character for you, so you do not have to gather a whole raid with the same free evening and the same plan.

We sell carries for all three raids in our Forever catalog, plus the attunement for Onyxia's Lair. Every raid carry lists Tier 1 gear and a choice of loot rules, and every run is played on the US megaserver.

WoW Forever raids you can order

Barrow Deeps raid carry

Barrow Deeps comes with a full raid group ready to go, so your order does not sit waiting for a team to fill. It suits a character that wants Tier 1 gear and is happy to collect it over several runs. The Barrow Deeps boost overview goes through the loot choice and how many runs are worth buying.

Hyjal Summit raid carry

Hyjal Summit is sold the same way: a formed group, Tier 1 gear and your pick of loot rules. The Hyjal Summit boost overview covers the practical side of an order: how the three speed options differ, which boost method fits your week and what the server type setting is for.

Onyxia's Lair boost and attunement

Onyxia's Lair is listed as a fast clear, and it asks for an attunement before your character can enter. We sell the Onyxia's Lair attunement as a separate order: it covers the full quest chain, comes with the Drakefire Amulet and is done on your character, piloted or through remote control. The Onyxia boost overview explains what to order first.

How a WoW Forever raid carry is set up

All three raid carries share one set of options at checkout, so once you know them, you can order any of the raids.

Loot options

Group loot shares the drops inside the raid by roll, and you keep what you win. Full loot priority sends the gear your character can use to you instead of to the roll. Priority decides who receives an item, not what the raid drops, so a run can still end without the piece you wanted.

Boost method

In self-play you join the team's group at an agreed time and play your own character. Piloted means a booster logs in to your character and plays the run while you are away. Self-play Remote has a booster play your character through a remote session on your own computer. The Onyxia's Lair attunement is the exception: it is offered piloted or remote only.

Server type, speed and runs

Forever puts each region on one megaserver, so there is no realm list to search: you only pick the server type your character plays on, PvE, PvP or RP. Execution speed comes as Regular, Express or Super Express, and the faster two add a percentage to the order total. Number of runs lets you put anywhere from 1 to 30 runs of the same raid into one order.

Choosing a raid carry by your goal

• Your character is short on gear: take a raid carry with full loot priority, or start with pre-raid gear if you want to be ready for raids of your own later.
• You want Onyxia's Lair: check the attunement first, then order the raid.
• You want as many Tier 1 pieces as possible: several runs in one order, with the loot option that matches your budget.
• You want to raid but have no group: self-play with group loot keeps you in the action at the base option.
• You have no time to play: piloted, with Express or Super Express if the date matters.