Levels from anywhere up to ninety. The Pandaria raids cleared in one lockout, up to Siege of Orgrimmar on normal or heroic. Challenge mode runs for the medal and the transmog set. Heroic dungeons and scenarios for valour and the pre-raid list. Professions to six hundred with the materials gathered. Gold traded by hand on your realm. Anything else goes through a custom request, where a booster quotes it.
Timed dungeon runs graded bronze, silver or gold, and the gold medal pays out a transmog set that cannot be obtained any other way, not from a vendor, not from a drop, not later. That is the reason anybody buys them, and it is why they are sold as three outcomes rather than as a quantity of runs. They are also the direct ancestor of the Mythic+ the retail page sells, which is why the medals on these cards are the same medals.
Self-play means you are in the group: you log in, you play, the team carries the run, and nobody else touches your account. Account share means a booster signs in and plays while you do something else, which is faster and cheaper and is the option that involves handing over a password. Account sharing is against Blizzard’s terms, which is true of every seller in this market, so self-play is offered on everything here.
A class-specific transmog armour set that exists nowhere else in the game, plus the gold medal and the title. Bronze and silver pay out gold and a title but not the set, and the cards say which is which.
Only if you choose to. Every service is sold self-play as well as account share. Self-play means you are in the group and nobody signs in as you.
Days rather than hours, and the order shows a day range before you pay. One to sixty is quick in this expansion; eighty five to ninety is where nearly all of the time goes.
