TBC Anniversary Arena PvP Weapon Boost

Buy WoW TBC Arena PvP Weapon Boost and get the Vengeful Gladiator's weapon of your choice in your bags: 1,700 rating in 2v2 or 3v3 plus the arena points to pay for it, in about 20 days. No weekly grind of 10 rated games, no partner to keep online every reset and no climb that stalls just short of the rating gate.

What Is a Vengeful Gladiator's Weapon in TBC Anniversary?

Vengeful Gladiator's weapons are the Arena Season 3 weapons of The Burning Crusade, sold by the arena vendors for arena points. On TBC Anniversary the weapon slot asks for a 1,700 personal rating, and the Vengeful set sits at item level 146, the same level as Tier 6. For a fresh level 70 that is usually the largest single upgrade a PvP character can buy.

The weapon is locked twice. First the rating, then the price in points, and points arrive only at the weekly reset. A bracket qualifies after at least 10 games that week, and only your best bracket pays.

What the Arena PvP Weapon Boost Includes

• Arena bracket: 2v2 or 3v3. 3v3 pays 88% of the base points against 76% for 2v2, so it builds the price a little faster and costs more.
• Gold: from 300 to 2,000, delivered with the order for gems and an enchant on the new weapon.
• Full honor gear (Piloted): the Season 1 Gladiator's pieces that moved to the honor vendors, bought for the other slots.
• Live stream (Piloted): a private broadcast of the games played on your character.

Why the Weapon Carry Takes About 20 Days

Rating comes first and is usually done early. After that the calendar takes over: arena points are awarded once a week, so the order keeps playing the weekly minimum until enough resets have paid for the weapon. About 20 days is the normal length. When the total is reached, the weapon is bought at the vendor and stays in your bags.

The order starts within about 12 hours, and the booster agrees the play windows with you in the order chat.

Play Modes and Requirements Before You Buy

Play modes: Piloted, Remote Control or Self Play; Self Play brackets cost more. In Self Play you are in the team yourself, so you need basic arena skill, the habit of following calls and a full Season 3 PvP set.

Want rating for its own sake rather than one item? The TBC arena rating boost covers brackets up to 2,200. The armor slots are handled by the Vengeful arena set order, and a cheaper resilience base comes from the honor gear card. More PvP orders are in the PvP boost section.