Conquest and Honor Points Boosting Service

Conquest is the primary rated PvP currency of Midnight Season 1, earned from Arena, Solo Shuffle, Battleground Blitz, and rated battlegrounds, and spent with Irissa Bloodstar (Conquest Quartermaster) and Soryn (Elite Conquest) at the Silvermoon PvP hub outside Falconwing Square.

• Rising Weekly Cap — The ceiling starts at 1,600 in week one and increases each reset — 2,200 in week two, 3,000 in week three, and continuing upward — so the amount available grows the deeper into the season you are

• Cumulative, Not Lost — The cap is a running total: if you miss weeks, the unearned Conquest stays available and can be farmed later, so a late start still catches up to the same power budget by around week five

• Galactic Gladiator Set — Conquest buys the season's top PvP set, which has a 246 base item level in PvE but scales to 289 inside arenas and battlegrounds, matching Mythic-track gear in PvP content

• Honor Is the Catch-Up — The Galactic Aspirant Honor set is uncapped and scales to 276 in PvP — fine for early climbing, but not enough for serious Duelist or Gladiator pushes, which is where Conquest matters

• Spend Order Matters — Weapons are the largest single Conquest investment, and the Catalyst converts non-set pieces into tier — sequencing purchases well is worth more than raw volume, and we'll advise on it

• Crafted & Gems — Conquest also feeds crafted PvP epics through the Heraldry system and PvP gem purchases from Mirvedon

Farming Honor in World of Warcraft: Midnight expansion can be a time-consuming and challenging task. Honor is essential for acquiring and upgrading PvP gear, but there is no shortcut—it requires dedication and a lot of PvP activity. Like Battlegrounds, Arena Matches, Weekly PvP Quests, World PvP Events.