
Arena 3v3 Rating
- Rating up to 2400 piloted or remote control
- Self-play up to 2100
- Multiglad, Rank 1 or Tournament booster
from$53.07
Choose optionsPvP · Midnight Season 2
A WoW 3v3 carry gives your character a strong arena team for the climb, from today's rating to any goal up to 2400. Play beside the boosters yourself, or let one of them take the character while you are away.

from$53.07
Choose optionsAdd up the brackets between your current rating and your goal; the checkout adds them up the same way.
| Rating bracket | Piloted or remote control | Self-play |
|---|---|---|
| 0 → 1400 | $54.60 | $52.08 |
| 1400 → 1600 | $26.00 | $26.00 |
| 1600 → 1800 | $70.20 | $68.92 |
| 1800 → 2100 | $313.98 | $267.18 |
| 2100 → 2400 | $781.98 | — |
| Whole ladder | $1,246.76 | $414.18 |
Multiglad booster, normal speed, no gear farm. Self-play stops at 2100. Each order also carries a base fee of $0.99.
| Achievement | What it takes | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Gladiator: Midnight Season 2 | Win 50 3v3 games while at Elite rank during Midnight Season 2 | Seasonal title Gladiator and the Venomous Gladiator's Goredrake mount |
| Option | Choices | Price effect |
|---|---|---|
| Booster level | Multiglad Player · Rank 1 Player · Tournament Player | included · +40% · +100% |
| Speed | Normal · Express · Super Express | included · +25% · +50% |
| PvP gear farm | Not required · Honor Gear · Conquest Gear | included · +$28.59 · +$207.99 |
| Way to play | Piloted · Self-Play · Remote Control | included · included · +30% |
| Extras | Stream | +$8.99 |
You play your own character in the boosters' group. Your login stays with you, and you need to be online for the run.
includedA booster logs in to your account and plays the character for you. Pick it when you cannot be online at the time.
includedA booster plays your character through a remote session on your own computer, from your usual connection.
+30%Three-a-side arena is where competitive World of Warcraft PvP gets settled, and the Gladiator title can be won nowhere else. With a 3v3 carry, or 3s boost, your character joins skilled players who move its rating from where it stands now to where you want it. The bill covers the stretch between those two points and never the part of the ladder already behind you.
Checkout asks for two numbers: the rating you hold today and the one you are after. Every bracket between them has its own price, so a character already halfway up pays only for the rest. Next you settle how the games are played, who plays them and how fast. Once a team is assigned, self-play times are agreed with it in the order chat.
You stay on your own character, queue with two boosters and take part in every match. Pick it to study the bracket from inside a strong team, or simply to stay in control of your character the whole time. Self-play runs through the low and mid ladder; past that point the games switch to piloted play or remote control.
With piloted play a booster signs in to the account and handles the matches while you are offline. Remote control does the same over a connection to your own PC, at a surcharge. Both reach all the way to the top of the range.
A Multiglad booster holds several Gladiator titles and comes with the base price. A Rank 1 player once ended a season in first place on the ladder, and a tournament player competes in organized arena at its highest level. Each of those two adds a percentage. The gap shows most in the final brackets, where no opponent is weak, and in self-play, where your teammates shape how much you take away from each game.
Each match pays Honor and Conquest, and the pay rises with rating. So the climb itself works as a gear farm: by the finish the character has banked much more Conquest than the low brackets would ever give. Want the set completed in one go? Tick the Honor or the Conquest farm; Conquest gear sits a tier higher. Someone who only wants a complete set, with no rating goal, can take a PvP gear boost instead.
Rating also unlocks the season's rank titles, Combatant first, then Rival and Duelist, and Elite above them, along with the Elite PvP transmog. After Elite comes Gladiator: 50 wins in 3v3 while holding that rank, which we sell as a separate Gladiator boost.
Normal speed costs nothing extra. Express and Super Express move the order forward for a percentage, handy when the season is running out. When a booster is playing for you, the stream add-on puts the games on your screen live, so there is no wait for screenshots.
Note the rating your character has in 3v3 right now, since pricing starts from it, and decide whether you want to be in the games. Self-play asks you to be there at the hours you set with the team. Piloted play asks for working account access so the booster can sign in.
No. Enter today's rating as the starting point and the order covers just what lies above. If the goal is beyond where self-play stops, the remaining part is played piloted or over remote control.
Yes. It is open on every bracket, the highest included, and adds a percentage. The booster connects to your PC and plays from there.
It gets you rating. The title additionally needs fifty victories while at Elite, sold as a separate order; if you already hold Elite, single Gladiator wins finish the count.
The season ranks rise with rating, from Combatant through Rival and Duelist up to Elite. The order sells rating, and each rank you pass on the way stays yours.
No. There is nothing to choose here: the boosters adapt their comp to whatever class and spec you bring.
Go with self-play when you want to be in the matches and can make the agreed times. Choose piloted if your schedule does not allow it, or if your goal sits above where self-play ends.
A team at your chosen booster level is assigned and the order chat opens. Self-play times are agreed in that chat; with piloted play the booster gets going on the character and reports each step up the ladder.