Levels from anywhere up to seventy, with the flying money set aside rather than spent. Every Outland raid cleared in one lockout, from Karazhan to Sunwell Plateau. Arena rating to whichever reward you are after. Heroic dungeons by the run for badges and keys. Professions to three hundred and seventy five with the materials gathered. Gold traded by hand on your own realm. Anything else goes through a custom request, where a booster quotes it.
The Burning Crusade invented rated arena and gated its best gear behind it, which is why the rating page prices the reward rather than the number. Eighteen fifty is a weapon. Two thousand is shoulders. Twenty two hundred is a title almost nobody on a realm has. The work is not proportional either: the last two hundred rating costs more than the first fifteen hundred, because above two thousand you are playing against teams doing this for a living.
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, and is why self-play is offered on everything here rather than as a token alternative.
The arena page prices eighteen fifty as its own product because the weapon is what people are buying. It costs considerably more than fifteen fifty and considerably less than two thousand, and the exact figure is on the card before you order.
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, so there is no password to hand over.
Days rather than hours, and the order shows a day range before you pay. The 58 to 70 band carries the attunements and the flying money as well as the levels, which is why it is priced highest.
