Permadeath on Hardcore Ruleset
Permadeath on Hardcore makes your character’s death permanent. A dead character cannot continue playing in this world. You can transfer them to another ruleset, including PvP. That's why ChaosBoost has established its own terms and conditions regarding risks and liability for WoW Forever Hardcore Leveling, which differ from those of regular leveling.
Blizzard has made Hardcore a closed ecosystem with its own rules. Characters and progress from other rulesets do not carry over into it. But the game unlocks your Hardcore character’s progress, collections, and rewards on all other rulesets of the same game account. You retain all these rewards even after your hero dies. This allows you to use them on any other ruleset.
Classic Hardcore Boost Formats for Forever
You can customize our WoW Forever boost with three options on the service page:
- Level range up to 60
- Character class
- Self-play with a booster or pilot mode
Classic Hardcore allowed a character to switch to PvE after death. Forever unlocks any ruleset outside of Hardcore for them, including PvP. Another difference concerns the groups that the game assembles on Hardcore from players of the same faction. That's why the self-play booster plays as a character from your faction and completes quests in the same group as you from the beginning to the end of the order.
Quests give the bulk of the experience in WoW Forever leveling. Blizzard has reduced the XP for mobs in dungeons in this version of the game. No one in the group receives experience from a mob if one of its members is many levels higher than that mob. Our team plans a route through quests in zones within your range. You won’t have to look for a group of your own faction for dungeons.
Hardcore Ruleset Rules
Hardcore players complete dungeons and raids in groups of their own faction from the same world. This world also has its own battlegrounds. You can have both Alliance and Horde Hardcore characters on a single account and order our service for each of them.
The game sets a PvP flag on you when you enter enemy territory. You’ll receive the flag in friendly and Contested zones after you type /pvp, attack another player, or assist an ally with the same flag. We recommend staying out of other players’ PvP fights in Contested zones. Another rule concerns the warning before a world refresh. Players receive this warning in advance so they have time to move to a safe location.
The Legacy system carries over challenges and points from Hardcore to all other rulesets on your account, including Normal, PvP, and RP. Challenges and points from other rulesets do not count on Hardcore. Blizzard has given this ruleset 12 of its own challenges to replace the PvP challenges. We consider these challenges a good goal because their points go toward the entire account.



