WoW Forever Legacy Boost

You'll need alts because a single character can earn no more than 29 points. Blizzard does not sell paid level boosts for these alts in Forever. Our boosters handle leveling these alts. You won't have to spend dozens of hours on new classes and crafting professions just to reach the reward track and perk thresholds for your entire account.

Our catalog divides this WoW Forever boost into three service subcategories. Each one gives your account its own type of progress:

• Legacy Challenges - A boost in this subcategory completes class and profession tiers, PvP objectives, and Spelunker dungeons. Each of them (including Explorer for the entire world map) applies to the entire account.
• Legacy Points & Rewards - A package brings your account up to the threshold of the desired track reward. This boost suits players who want a reward without having to select separate challenges.
• Exploration - Our boosters unlock specific zones or entire continents on your character's map. Entries for these zones do not give points, though they bring your character closer to completing Explore Azeroth.

We sell Conqueror-series raid challenges in the Raids category. There our boosters will defeat all bosses in Barrow Deeps, Hyjal Summit, or Onyxia's Lair with your character. You won't have to look for a raid group for this boost. Hardcore characters work from a separate pool of 12 challenges. That's why we list their challenges in the Hardcore category.

Blizzard divides all 65 challenges into six groups. The groups differ in the number of points and the section of our catalog where you order the boosts.

Classes make up the largest group. Blizzard has reduced the experience from dungeon mobs in Forever. That's why leveling up to each class tier goes through quests.

Blizzard estimates the average time to reach level 20 at 20.5 hours. ChaosBoost boosters clear Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor quest zones with your alts from levels 1 to 60 to reach each class tier. You won't have to repeat the same quests for every new class.

The reward track counts every point on your account. Reaching the 15-point threshold unlocks Holstered Replica Ironforge Air Rifle toy. The next milestone (25) unlocks Spectral Bear Cub pet. Your account receives Spectral Bear Tabard at the 40-point mark. The main reward (Reins of the Spectral Bear mount) requires 55 points.

Your account won't reach this total without PvP challenges. That's why our boost to this mount includes them. You don't need to calculate on your own what your account is missing for the mount.

Legacy system converts challenges into points for perks and the reward track. Each challenge gives one point once per Battle.net account. All characters on the account (excluding Hardcore) share a single common pool. That's why a class boost on one alt works for your main character at level 60, as well as for every new hero.

Each character spends the shared pool on its own and can invest up to 16 points in perks. That's why your alt crafter and your main character at level 60 can put the same pool into different trees. These trees are in the Legacy window under the Y key. The three panels of this window display your challenges, perks, and progress on the reward track.

Each perk rank costs one point. The game unlocks the second row of a tree after you've spent five points in it. Third-row perks require ten points in the tree. They also need a prerequisite perk at its maximum rank (for Frequent Flier, this is Field Guide). The three trees give the character bonuses for different purposes:

• Professions - Working Overtime at rank five gives +20% to the chance to increase a profession skill. The bonus applies to primary, secondary, and class professions.
• Adventure - Well Rested adds up to +20% to both the accumulation of rested XP and its cap. Talented at the highest rank unlocks talents at level 5 instead of 10.
• Resourcefulness - Reagent Economy removes vendor reagents from class abilities and materials from Tier 1 camping features. Diplomat accelerates reputation gain here (up to +10%).

None of these perks give combat power in dungeons, raids, or on battlegrounds. Their sole benefit lies in leveling, professions, and reputation. We recommend investing the first five points of a new account into Well Rested. This perk speeds up the boost of every subsequent alt and unlocks Talented.

There is no classic achievement system in Forever. The 65 Legacy challenges replace it in this version of WoW. Blizzard compares them to achievements from other versions of the game. But each one focuses on your character's progress from class level 25 to Honor rank 14 on the battlegrounds.

Ordering WoW Forever achievements from our catalog means a boost for the Legacy challenges. Each such WoW Forever boost grants your account a new point in the shared pool for perks, the reward track, and all alts outside of Hardcore mode. The game displays zone exploration entries next to the challenges. It does not give points for these records. Our boosters unlock these zones in the Exploration subcategory for Explore Azeroth.

Most players start their score at class level 25. Blizzard unlocks the Legacy window for the entire Battle.net account at this level. Reaching skill level 150 in your primary crafting profession or exploring the entire map also earns you a point. Players order boosts for longer-term goals to further increase their score:

• Levels 45 and 60 for each class
• Skill levels 225 and 300 in professions
• Three tiers of Spelunker dungeons
• Explorer for the map of all zones
• Lord Valthalak quest chain

PvP earns 12 points for Honor ranks, battleground reputation, and Field of Honor objectives. The game imposes a weekly cap on Honor ranks. Our boosters hit this cap for your character every week until you reach the desired rank. You won't have to spend your evenings on battlegrounds just to earn every Honor rank and every reputation tier with the four factions.