Elite Black War Mounts
The Marks of Honor Farmed For You
WoW Forever
The Exact Number of BG Wins You Need
Honor, Marks, and Reputation
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Clear ETAs before you pay, status updates while it runs, early notice if timing slips.
Downtime & schedulingMaintenance pauses the clock; freeze an order once per run and resume where you stopped.
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The vanilla honor system is back in WoW Forever: fourteen ranks, the High Warlord and Grand Marshal titles at the top, and battlegrounds that decide who climbs and who doesn't. But Forever rebuilds it around Classic+. Every rank now carries its own reward, PvP runs in seasons with weekly tasks, honor gains have been rebalanced across battlegrounds, and a brand-new 15v15 battleground, Darkspear Islands, joins the queue.
That's the fun and the problem. Ranks are weekly-capped, so climbing the ladder is a commitment measured in weeks of battlegrounds, every single week, on top of farming honor for your sets. Miss a week and you fall behind the people you're racing. We keep the climb going so the ranks, the gear, and the titles end up on your character. Running boosts since 2016: skip the grind, keep the progress.
Honor: earned by defeating players, finishing battlegrounds, and completing PvP quests, with bonus honor on holiday weeks. Honor buys your PvP gear.
Rank Points: earned from battlegrounds and PvP quests, and they decide your rank. Ranks are capped each week, so the ladder is a steady climb, not a sprint.
Seasons: each PvP season has a progress track of weekly tasks that pay out honor and Rank Points. Three of those tasks also award a Legacy Point each.
Balanced battlegrounds: Blizzard reworked honor gains so no single battleground, Alterac Valley included, is the only efficient choice.
Rank | Reward |
|---|---|
1 | Tabard |
2 | PvP trinket |
3 | Cloaks |
4 | Necklace |
5 | Combat potions |
6 | Tabard |
7 | Battle Standard |
8 | Epic bracers or belt upgrade token |
9 | Epic boots upgrade token |
10 | Epic gloves upgrade token |
11 | |
12 | Epic legs or shoulders upgrade token |
13 | Epic chest or helm upgrade token |
14 | Epic weapons |
The climb ends with High Warlord for the Horde and Grand Marshal for the Alliance.
Honor buys two PvP sets for every class. The blue set needs only honor. The epic set is built on top of it: each blue piece plus an Emboldened Seal, and the seals carry rank requirements. New and reworked items fill gaps for specs that had nothing in vanilla, including separate healer, melee, and caster sets for Shamans.
Rank Boost. Any rank on the 14-rank ladder, climbed week by week within the weekly cap. We tell you up front how many weeks your target rank takes, and keep you on pace every week until you get there.
Honor Boost. Any amount of honor, farmed in battlegrounds and PvP quests to fund your sets and rewards.
Battleground Wins. The exact number of wins you need for quests, reputation, or seasonal tasks, with honor and Rank Points earned along the way.
PvP Sets. The blue set from honor alone, or the full epic set together with the rank its Emboldened Seals require.
Every PvP order is played by hand on EU and US. Not sure where to start? Tell us your class, current rank, and goal, and we'll map the fastest honest route.
Every order runs under the same store-wide rules: manual play, your Battle.net 2FA stays on, and clear refund terms. See our Guarantees for the short version, and the FAQ for ordering, safety, and refund details.
