Devourer is the new Demon Hunter specialisation in WoW Midnight, and a Devourer spec unlock at timesaver.gg costs $13.49. A booster gets the specialisation available on your Demon Hunter with its talent tree open, ready to play. The same order can level the character on a slider that runs from level 1 to the WoW Midnight cap of 90, and a second scope bundles the unlock with the patch 12.1 story campaign, The Curse of Ula’tek, for $35.09.
What’s included
The Devourer specialisation unlocked on your Demon Hunter with its talent tree open, for $13.49.
- Devourer available on your Demon Hunter, talent tree open and ready to play, for $13.49.
- Any level range you need up to the cap of 90, priced per level on the slider.
- Optionally The Curse of Ula’tek patch 12.1 campaign on the same character for $35.09, which also opens the Coiled Isle.
- All gear, gold and quest rewards collected along the way are kept.
- US and EU realms at the same price.
- Manual play by real boosters — no bots, no scripts, PC only.
What Devourer is
Devourer is the new Demon Hunter specialisation introduced in WoW Midnight, alongside the class’s existing Havoc and Vengeance specs.
It is a class specialisation, not a class, so it needs a Demon Hunter on your account before anything can be unlocked. That is the one prerequisite this page cannot skip — everything else, including getting that Demon Hunter to the level cap, can be folded into the same order.
Levelling included in the same order
The level slider runs from 1 to 90, and it is priced per level, so you only pay for the range you actually need.
If your Demon Hunter is already at the level 90 cap, drag both handles to 90 and the levelling drops out of the order entirely, leaving just the $13.49 unlock. If you are starting from a fresh or half-levelled character, set the left handle where your character is now and the right handle at 90. The slider opens on 80 to 90 by default because that is the range most returning players need.
The Curse of Ula’tek bundle
The second scope costs $35.09 and adds the patch 12.1 story campaign, The Curse of Ula’tek, to the unlock on the same character.
That campaign also opens the Coiled Isle, the zone added in patch 12.1, which went live on 11 August 2026. It is the practical option if your Demon Hunter is a new main for Season 2, because the island is where a large part of the season’s outdoor content sits, including the Season 2 Nemesis Delve. The campaign is sold on its own as our Curse of Ula’tek campaign boost, and the zone alone through the Coiled Isle unlock.
Piloted or self-play remote
Two completion methods are offered: piloted at no extra charge, and self-play remote for 30% more.
- Piloted — the default. A booster plays your Demon Hunter and does the work for you, at no extra charge.
- Self-play remote — everything runs through remote-control software while you watch your own screen, for 30% more, so no login details change hands.
Either way it is a real booster playing manually, never a bot or a script.
Completion speed
Standard is the listed price, Express adds 20% and Super Express adds 40%.
Express jumps your order up the queue so it is started first. Super Express assigns a booster immediately who works it straight through instead of fitting it around other orders. The character you get back is the same in all three cases.
Requirements
You need a Demon Hunter on your account, and the level cap in WoW Midnight is 90.
- A Demon Hunter — Devourer is a specialisation of that class.
- Level — any starting level from 1 upward; the slider covers the rest to 90.
- Region — US or EU, at the same price.
- Season 2 started the week of 18 August 2026, after patch 12.1 went live on 11 August 2026.
What to do with a fresh Devourer
Season 2 opened the week of 18 August 2026, and a freshly unlocked Devourer starts from nothing in it.
- Coiled Isle unlock — the patch 12.1 zone and its zone skill tree.
- Bountiful Delves — Tier 8 and above pay 295 item level at the end of a run and 305 from the Great Vault.
- Renown boost — the reputation tracks a new character has none of.
- Delver’s Journey — the seasonal Delve progression track.



