WoW TBC Anniversary power leveling takes your character to the level 70 cap on the Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary realms. 60 to 70 is $208.80 and a full 1 to 70 is $392.82.
Why 60 to 70 is the order almost everyone places: the last ten levels are the expensive ones. Levels 1-15 are trivial, 15-60 is a steady grind, and then Outland levels cost roughly three times as much per level as anything below 60 — they are slower, they are in contested zones, and they are the ones standing between you and current content.
Phase 3 lands 27 August 2026. Black Temple and The Battle for Mount Hyjal open with it, along with Tier 6, epic gems and the Netherwing dailies, and Arena Season 3 starts on 1 September. A character sitting at 60 misses all of it.
What you can add:
- Quests leveling — we level through quest chains instead of the fastest route, so the character banks reputation and flight paths on the way. 20% more.
- All Heroic Dungeon attunements — $202.49, every Outland faction to Honored and all five Heroic keys, so you can queue Heroics the day you hit 70.
- Pre-Raid BiS gear or Honor PvP gear — $269.99 each.
How it is delivered: piloted. A booster logs in and levels the character — levelling to 70 is not something that can be delivered self-play, so unlike our raid and dungeon services there is no self-play option here. Express and Super Express move you up the queue for 20% or 40% more. Manual play, no bots, no exploits.
