
Barrow Deeps Raid
- Full Raid Group Ready
- Tier 1 Gear
- Flexible Loot Options
from$574.99
Choose optionsRaids · WoW Forever
A Barrow Deeps boost for WoW Forever: a raid carry with the group already formed, Tier 1 gear in the drops and the loot rule you pick. Order one run or a batch of them and set the details at checkout.

from$574.99
Choose optionsYou play your own character in the boosters' group. Your login stays with you, and you need to be online for the run.
includedA booster logs in to your account and plays the character for you. Pick it when you cannot be online at the time.
includedA booster plays your character through a remote session on your own computer, from your usual connection.
+30%Barrow Deeps is one of the three WoW Forever raids we carry. A Barrow Deeps boost, or Barrow Deeps carry, runs your character through the raid alongside a full raid group that is already formed, so the order does not wait while a team is put together. Each run is a shot at Tier 1 gear, and how much of it reaches your character comes down to two choices at checkout: the loot option and the number of runs.
That makes Barrow Deeps a good fit for steady gearing. You are not paying for a one-off look at the raid as much as for a repeatable source of Tier 1 drops, and both choices below shape what a run is worth to you.
With group loot, everyone in the raid rolls on the drops and your wins are yours to keep. It is the base option. It fits a character that needs a few pieces, a player who mostly wants the clear, or a multi-run order where the rolls have several chances to go your way.
With full loot priority, gear that drops and suits your character goes to you rather than to the roll. It costs more at checkout, and it is the choice when the run is all about gear: a character that needs many Tier 1 pieces, or a goal you want reached in fewer runs. Priority does not make the raid drop more. Drops are still random, so priority decides who gets an item, not which items fall.
Number of runs goes from 1 to 30 in a single order. One run suits a character missing a piece or two. For a character gearing up through Tier 1, several runs give more chances at the slots that are still empty, and an order with more runs costs less per run than buying them one at a time. The raid team agrees the schedule for your runs with you in the order chat.
The two choices work as a pair. Full loot priority over a few runs puts every useful drop on your character and gets there quickly. Group loot over more runs spreads the budget across more chances while you share the drops with the group. If you are unsure, start with a short order, see what lands, and add runs from there.
Set the server type to match your character, PvE, PvP or RP, and choose how the run is played: self-play, piloted or remote control. If you also want your character dressed for raids of its own, pre-raid gear is a separate order. Hyjal Summit is sold with the same options, and the full list is in WoW Forever raid carries.
A Barrow Deeps boost, or Barrow Deeps carry, is a run through the Barrow Deeps raid in WoW Forever with a full raid group that is already formed. You play your character in it or a booster plays it for you.
A clear of the raid and a chance at Tier 1 gear. How many items end up on your character depends on what drops and on the loot option you chose.
If gear is the reason for the order, usually yes: drops your character can use go to you instead of to the roll. It does not add drops, so a run can still miss the piece you want. For a casual clear or a long multi-run order, group loot is often enough.
One run for a single missing piece or a first clear. Several runs if you are gearing a character through Tier 1, since each run is another chance at the slots you need. You can order up to 30 runs at once, and the price per run drops as you add more.
In self-play you are in the raid and receive items there. With a piloted or remote control order a booster plays your character, so the drops land on it directly. In both cases the loot option decides which items are yours.