Fellowship Boosting Services

Fellowship is a 4 player dungeon adventure with a relentless progression curve. It blends action RPG combat with MMO group dynamics, forcing teams to coordinate roles and react to intense mechanics. Dungeons scale infinitely in difficulty, think Mythic+ on overdrive, with new affixes and harder enemies on each league tier. Progression is primarily gated by gear and skill; higher leagues demand better teamwork, optimized builds, and higher gear scores.

LevelUpper’s Fellowship boosts provide experienced teams to carry or assist you through content that might otherwise take weeks of trial and error. Stuck at a Progression Gate, like a capstone dungeon you must beat to unlock the next league? We’ll get you past it tonight. Missing a few key BiS (Best in Slot) items for your build? Our pros will farm them, so you hit that power spike immediately instead of grinding low drop rate dungeons for days. We know Fellowship’s hybrid combat system inside out, and we use that knowledge to save you time while you keep all the rewards.

In the sections below, we’ll break down the Fellowship game itself, because an informed player makes the most of any boost. You’ll get a clear picture of the dungeon system, heroes, gear, and progression. Then we detail each LevelUpper boosting service and why our veteran teams are the best in the business. By the end, you’ll know exactly how we can help you conquer any dungeon, boss, or league in Fellowship on your terms.

What Is Fellowship?

Fellowship is a multiplayer online dungeon RPG built around cooperative challenges on classic MMO fundamentals. At its core, it embraces the familiar holy trinity of RPG roles: every dungeon needs a tank, healer, and DPS. Tanks must hold aggro and manage threat diligently, healers juggle intense damage and heavy debuffs, and DPS maximize output while dodging danger. If one link fails, the group can wipe in seconds.

If you’ve played WoW Mythic+, FFXIV, or Diablo, you already know the DNA. Like WoW Mythic+, Fellowship’s dungeons are timed runs with scaling difficulty and affix modifiers, called Curses or Ascensions. But unlike World of Warcraft, you can’t simply overgear past the challenge. Gear is normalized in certain modes and progression is skill gated, so success comes from strategy and flawless execution rather than grinding alone. From FFXIV, Fellowship borrows telegraphed boss mechanics and the need for precise cleanses, yet it ups the ante with dedicated Cleanse Phase moments where constant DoT effects force healers to spam dispels to keep the team alive. And for Diablo veterans, Fellowship carries over fast paced combat and even active dodge mechanics, as in some specs can literally dodge roll in the middle of the fight.

The difference is that here you can’t easily faceroll content solo as this is a co-op game at its core. You need that teamwork and threat management. Enemies follow strict aggro rules: the player with the highest threat gets targeted, and tanks generate 350% extra threat to hold attention. If a DPS pulls aggro, a taunt is mandatory or someone’s going down. This hybrid design centered around action movement and reflexes combined with classic MMORPG tactics is what makes Fellowship uniquely challenging and fun.

Fellowship’s League progression system also sets it apart. Instead of endless gear grind, you climb a ranked ladder from Bronze League upward by clearing milestone dungeons. Each tier conquered unlocks the next, and you can’t drop rank once earned. At the top, an Eternal mode introduces infinite scaling difficulty beyond the final league. Think of Diablo’s Greater Rifts or Mythic+ keys that never stop ascending. Crucially, advancement rewards performance, not just time played. Clearing dungeons efficiently and mastering mechanics is the only way forward. You’re progressing based on skill, not mindless grinding. In short, Fellowship is its own thing and is built for veterans by veterans. It merges the best elements of WoW, FFXIV, and ARPGs into something sharper, faster, and original.

Hybrid Combat and Dungeon Model

Combat in Fellowship mixes action skills with targeted abilities, meaning positioning, timing, and strategy all matter. You’re dodging telegraphed boss strikes, interrupting deadly casts, and timing cooldowns around boss phases. For example, Helena’s tank playstyle revolves around her Toughness mechanic, a blue shield bar that reduces damage taken. A good Helena manages Toughness via her abilities, like using Shields Up off cooldown for mitigation. A Helena with a face tank strategy that doesn’t keep Toughness high enough will get shredded in boss fights due to her lack of self sustain. On the other hand, Meiko, another tank, relies on mobility and combo finishers to negate damage. It’s a bit of a high skill ceiling, but when executed right, she can solo tank when others can’t.

Dungeons are instanced zones filled with packs of enemies and multiple bosses. Each dungeon run is timed and scored. You’ll navigate twists, traps, and sometimes split paths. For instance, in Cithrel’s Fall, which is the first major dungeon, you choose to fight Nook or Ancient Koros first; both bosses must fall before the final showdown. Good teams plan their route: many prefer killing Nook first since his mechanics are slightly easier. Fellowship keeps you on your toes by blending mob clearing with tactical boss fights. Trash pulls can be deadly without crowd control and target prioritization, especially if your tank loses threat levels or your group lacks burst AoE. But skip too many mobs and you’ll fail the kill score requirement, and most dungeons demand you slay a certain number of enemies in addition to bosses.

Mechanically speaking, Fellowship’s combat demands coordination. Each hero brings different skills to the table: DPS like Rime and Ardeos unload massive area of effect abilities but need careful resource timing, for example Rime must build Anima to unleash her Winter Orb nukes. Healers like Sylvie can output huge sustained healing numbers, but when a boss pops a massive AoE, you might need a shield because pure healing might not catch up. Tanks manage positioning and interrupts, for example, Helena’s Bash is an interrupt to stop spellcasts, which is life saving against mobs that spam heals or debuffs. The interplay of these roles creates a dynamic combat experience where failing a Stagger Check, meaning not interrupting or breaking a boss spell channel in time, can wipe the party, while clutch plays, like a timely cleanse or a perfectly dropped stun. can turn the tide.

In short, Fellowship’s combat model rewards players who know their toolkit and communicate. It feels part ARPG, because it’s a fast paced and build centric game, part MMO due to dungeon team roles and mechanics. For boosting customers, this means our teams will handle the heavy lifting of mechanics and positioning, but we’re also happy to make calls and teach as we go, so you can learn by example.

Progression Gates and Power Spikes

Progression in Fellowship is punctuated by specific gates – points where you must prove you’re strong and skilled enough to move on. The most notable gates are Capstone Dungeons that unlock the next difficulty tier, also called league. For instance, Cithrel’s Fall is the first Capstone you face; beating it within the time limit promotes you from Contender league to Adept, unlocking higher gear drops and new talent points. If you however fail to beat the timer, you get loot but no league unlock. The game literally won’t let you progress further until you clear that challenge properly. It’s a clever gating mechanism that ensures players experience a real difficulty spike and corresponding power spike once cleared. Each subsequent league, being Adept, Champion, Paragon, and finally Eternal, has its own capstone dungeon gate.

But what is a power spike exactly, you might ask? Crossing into a new league grants extra talent points, making your hero noticeably stronger, and unlocks access to higher item levels. A classic spike is when you obtain your first Legendary item, legendaries are ilvl 300 to 330 beasts that can double your gem effects and massively boost stats. These usually start dropping in Paragon league content, so don’t expect any in early leagues. Another spike is completing a set bonus from capstone dungeons: each capstone awards pieces of an armor set with powerful bonuses. Equipping those can significantly increase your damage output or survivability.

However, the road to those spikes is uphill. Fellowship’s design ensures you can’t just coast; you might hit a gear wall where your gear score is too low to survive the next tier’s damage output. The game’s progression is mainly tied to your item level, so if you haven’t farmed enough, higher leagues will punish you. That’s why many players grind Quickplay or repeat lower dungeons to raise their GearScore before attempting a capstone. For example, you should aim around 120 to 130 item level before tackling the Heart of Tuzari capstone, around 180+ for Wraithtide Vault, and 240 for Ransack of Drakheim. Pushing too early without those benchmarks is possible, as skilled groups like our teams do it, but it’s significantly harder.

By understanding these progression gates, LevelUpper’s boosters can plan the fastest route for you. We know exactly when a power spike is due. Say your hero Mara is feeling weak in early Champion league, as a rogue DPS she struggles a bit before hitting her powerspike. We might recommend a quick gear farm or specific legendary to unleash her potential. Or if you’re plateaued because you can’t beat a capstone, we’ll assemble a carry team that ensures mechanics are handled and DPS checks are met. In essence, we turn progression gates into mere speedbumps, so you can keep climbing leagues and enjoying new content without stagnation.

Dungeon System and Eternal Scaling

Fellowship’s dungeons are part of an eternally scaling system meant to challenge you indefinitely. This is the core of Fellowship’s endgame: run harder dungeons, get better loot, unlock higher tiers, then do it all again.

Fellowship uses a League Tier system for difficulty. The leagues in ascending order are commonly referred to as Contender, Adept, Champion, Paragon, and Eternal, with the latter being the peak endgame. Each league corresponds to a set range of dungeon difficulties and gear levels. To climb from one league to the next, you must clear that league’s Capstone Dungeon, think of it as a final exam. When you beat the capstone, you graduate to the next league, where all dungeons now hit harder but drop better rewards. This effectively resets the climb at a tougher level, a cycle very much like Diablo’s increasing World Tiers or WoW’s Mythic+ keys.

However, even within a league, difficulty can scale via plus levels. For example, you might see terms like Contender +7, meaning a Contender dungeon with additional difficulty modifiers. These plus levels stack up, especially at endgame. In Eternal league, dungeon scaling becomes effectively endless: you can keep challenging higher keys or difficulties for as long as you can survive. The truly hardcore chase Dungeon Rating, DR for short, by pushing the highest clears. For instance, a coveted reward right now is the 10k DR mount, being a special mount awarded for reaching 10,000 dungeon rating, which in turn requires crushing some seriously hardcore runs. Only coordinated teams with optimized builds stand a chance there, and yes, LevelUpper can boost that if you desire!

But what makes each step up harder exactly? Two things: modifiers and scaling. Each higher league introduces new affixes that complicate the runs. Fellowship has a system of Curses and Ascensions applied to dungeons Curses are weekly rotating effects, for example, one week all dungeons might have an effect where enemies explode on death, or players periodically get a debuff if not close together. A particularly nasty curse might force your group to periodically stack together to dispel a debuff, or do the opposite and stay apart. These shake up tactics so you can’t get too comfy. Ascensions are static difficulty scalers that kick in progressively, essentially baseline buffs to enemies, like more health or damage that intensify with each level.

By Champion league and beyond, you might be juggling multiple curses on top of steep ascension scaling. Beat a dungeon in time at +5, then try +6 with an extra curse. Top players eventually treat it like a ladder, which it essentially is. The beauty is, there’s no fixed limit. The eternal scaling here simply means mistakes that were minor at low levels become fatal at high levels. The key mechanics remain, you just have to execute with tighter margins.

This endless scaling is why Fellowship boosting is popular. Not everyone has a premade team or the time to fine tune for pushing high keys. Our Eternal Dungeon carries service pairs you with expert clear teams who have mastered the meta. They know the optimal routes, the pull counts for kill score, and how to handle brutal affix combos. With their help, you can comfortably farm at a higher tier than you normally would with LFG teams, reaping better rewards and climbing your league rating without the usual wipefests.

Key Dungeon Mechanics

Every Fellowship dungeon shares some core mechanics that you must respect as difficulty scales. First, almost all dungeons are on a timer. You need to finish within time to count as a success for league unlocks or for max rewards. At levels like low Contender timers are forgiving or even non-existent, allowing new players to learn. But by later leagues, timers get tighter. Speed and efficiency matter, as you might have to skip optional packs or pull groups together for AoE. If you just turtle through slowly, you’ll fail to time the dungeon. Though you still get loot, just not progression. LevelUpper’s boosting groups are adept at clearing fast, because they know exactly how much can be pulled and what can be skipped to beat the clock.

Another universal mechanic is a Kill Score or kill count. It’s not enough to rush straight to bosses; you must kill a requisite number of enemies, displayed as a percentage or count on screen. This prevents strategies that avoid all trash. For example, Cithrel’s Fall requires downing three bosses and achieving the kill score, and if you somehow ran past too many mobs, you’d finish the bosses and still fail completion. Efficient routing ensures you hit 100% of that kill requirement at the right time. Our teams plan those so you get just the kills you need, because wasting time on extra mobs equals a slower run, but missing kills means an incomplete run. It’s a fine balance that experienced players have optimized for each dungeon.Stagger Checks come into play with bosses that have shield phases, you might need to pour DPS or use specific stagger skills to break a boss’s concentration before it unleashes a one shot kill. If your comp lacks burst damage, those checks are much harder. In our runs, we ensure at least one hero is ready for that scenario, whether it’s Elarion equipping a talent for boosted interrupt damage or Ardeos timing his biggest nuke at the right moment.

Overall, Fellowship dungeons test all aspects of team play. You need a decent damage output, healing throughput, mitigation, crowd control, mobility, and knowledge of mechanics. With LevelUpper, you’ll be running with people who could probably do these fights in their sleep, they’ll call out every Cleanse Phase, handle every Stagger Check, and adapt on the fly if things go sideways. By the end of a boosting session, you’ll learn more in that one run than in a week of pugs. That’s part of the value we provide: beyond the loot and clear, you gain firsthand insight into endgame dungeon strategies.

Fellowship Bosses

Boss mechanics are the star of Fellowship’s dungeons. Many of these have multiple phases and checks, so you need to be prepared and have a backup plan just in case. For example, Ancient Koros, one of Cithrel’s Fall’s sub bosses, has a move called Shatterstrike that leaves a debuff on a player which must be cleansed by the healer, or that player gets frozen solid. So in that fight, having a healer with a cleanse ready is a must, but a cleanse trinket could work too.

Arena hazard is another one of many mechanics in Fellowship. In Cithrel’s final battle, parts of the arena progressively shrink or become deadly, limiting movement. Additionally, Cithrel has an enrage phase at 50% HP, triggered by her Draconic Frenzy, where her damage skyrockets and space becomes scarce. The smart play here is to save big defensive cooldowns for that phase, like holding Helena’s Siegebreaker shield or your DPS’s invulnerability until the enrage hits, rather than blowing everything in phase one. As a player, these are the kind of adjustments you learn after wiping a few times, or you shortcut the learning by teaming with LevelUpper’s veterans.

Hero Roles and Meta Compositions

Your success in Fellowship depends heavily on your team composition and how well each hero’s role is fulfilled. An optimized comp can make a hard dungeon feel smooth, while a poor comp or poorly played roles turn even easy content into a slog.

Fellowship’s meta at higher tiers revolves around squeezing every advantage from your kit. It’s not required for a normal clear, but for +15 or higher runs, it often separates success from failure. When you buy a boosting run from LevelUpper, our carries will typically be top notch players who can dish out damage, heal and tank while practically doing mechanics one handed.

Tanks and Threat Management

Tanks in Fellowship are the linchpin of any group. Helena is the classic fortress: she soaks damage with her Toughness mechanic and excels at controlling large groups of enemies. She’s absolutely fantastic against packs, with her high AoE threat and damage. However, she has limited mobility and can struggle to keep up with faster fights or to reposition for scattered ranged mobs. She also has no self heal, meaning if her Toughness falls off, she’s dependent on her healer to not flop over. Meiko, by contrast, has a kit built around mobility and combos. She can string techniques into powerful finishers, and she boasts high personal damage for a tank. This makes her excellent for single target boss threat and even contributing to DPS checks. Meiko also has a bit of self sustain and parry moves; her weakness is that she’s harder to play and her baseline damage reduction is lower than Helena’s. Regardless of choice, a tank’s job is holding aggro on everything dangerous and positioning enemies favorably. Great tanks like our boosters know each dungeon’s pacing: when to chain pull two packs vs when to pause for a cooldown.

Healers and Cleanses

Healers carry enormous responsibility in Fellowship. Not only do they keep everyone’s HP up, they are also usually the ones handling cleanses and often act as the group’s shot caller because they have a broad view of the fight. Fellowship’s healers each bring different strengths. Sylvie the Dryad pumps out the best raw healing numbers and even contributes solid damage; her weakness is dealing with burst damage. When huge spikes hit multiple people, her heals may lag. Vigour has more instant healing and shields, essentially acting as a damage negator who softens blows before they land. He can save someone from dying with a clutch ability, but his general healing over time is lower and he has to manage his mana carefully. Vigour is also considered harder to play optimally.

No matter who’s healing, dispelling is critical. Many lethal mechanics in Fellowship revolve around debuffs: poisons, curses, armor breaks, DoTs. The game actually color codes debuffs: blue border debuffs can be dispelled by players, red border debuffs cannot and must simply be survived or avoided. A good healer learns which debuffs in each dungeon are top priority to cleanse.

Meta compositions usually ensure the healer slot is filled by someone who knows the specific dungeon’s pitfalls. In our boosting runs, our healers come prepared. If we know a dungeon has, say, a nasty mortal strike debuff, our healer will anticipate it and prepare a shield in advance or use a cooldown.

DPS Nuances

Damage Dealers provide the group’s firepower, but in Fellowship, DPS is not a one dimensional role. There are nuances, such as sustained DPS vs burst DPS, melee vs ranged, pure damage vs utility damage, and most importantly stagger or “break potential for boss shields or interrupts. Each hero in this role has a unique flavor, and the meta often shifts depending on dungeon or patch balances, but some general insights apply.

Burst DPS can dish huge damage in a short window, which is crucial for phases like burning down an add spawn quickly or breaking a boss’s shield. Rime is a great example, she can unleash massive burst AoE with her Winter Orbs and Ice Comets when her Anima bar is full. However, between those windows, she might drop off if her Anima Regen is slow. Ardeos has strong sustained damage with his burning embers mechanic, but he also has a cooldown phase where he can spike. If you stack too many slow burn DPS, your overall damage is steady but you might lack punch for tight checks. On the flip side, two bursty DPS can trivialize short fights but may struggle on extended encounters if they exhaust their cooldowns at the wrong time.

Some DPS heroes or builds inherently do more stagger damage, meaning when a boss has a break bar or needs interrupting, their skills are effective at pushing that meter. This concept is akin to posture damage in some games, like Dark Souls. While Fellowship doesn’t explicitly label stagger damage on tooltips, players recognize which abilities hit hard against shields or tend to interrupt casts. Among DPS, something like Mara’s single target focus might include a stun or high impact hit ideal for stagger.

In a meta comp, it’s wise to include at least one hero who can reliably interrupt or quickly burn a break bar. If not, you rely purely on the tank or healer, which can be risky if multiple things happen at once. In LevelUpper groups, we coordinate so that, say, Ardeos will hold his big Dragon’s Breath if we know a shield phase is coming, instead of using it on trivial damage seconds before.

Some fights are melee unfriendly, with lots of point blank AoEs that punish standing near the boss, other fights punish ranged instead. For instance, ranged DPS might have an easier time in fights where you need to spread out or quickly swap to far spawned adds. Melee DPS like Tariq have to stick close and could eat more damage or have downtime running out of stuff. On the contrary, melee players often excel at cleaving multiple targets and don’t have cast times. A good comp usually has one melee and one ranged DPS, covering both bases.

Leagues, Quickplay, XP, and Capstones

Fellowship’s progression is a layered system of rating ladders, unlock paths, and repeatable content that defines your power, rank, and access. The League system breaks the game into difficulty tiers: Contender, Adept, Champion, Paragon, and Eternal, each unlocked by clearing increasingly brutal Capstone dungeons. Clear Cithrel’s Fall on time? You’re in Adept. Beat the Heart of Tuzari? Champion unlocked. Every Capstone is a gate, every gate demands performance and gear.

But progression isn't strictly vertical. Each League level has a plus system, like Contender +1 to +10, that adds modifiers and scaling difficulty. Rating tracks your highest successful clears across all dungeons and difficulties, and it’s what players chase for prestige rewards: cosmetics, mounts, leaderboard clout. LevelUpper’s boosting services help here in two ways: clearing capstones to unlock higher leagues, and rating pushes where we carry you through a curated spread of dungeons to maximize your score. It’s efficient, structured, and handled by players already sitting at the top of the ladder.

Outside high end runs, there’s Quickplay: short, matchmaking friendly dungeons for players low on time but hungry for progress. They drop Supplies, Marks of Fellowship, crafting mats, and XP. They’re grindable, but repetitive; our Quickplay boosting lets you skip the tedium and reap the resources. Say you want 100 runs farmed while you sleep, or to fly through them with our squad for XP and loot, and we’ll do just that. XP progression ties into the Starmap, a hero development system that unlocks passives, talents, or stat bonuses. It's account wide, meaning you don’t need to repeat it on other characters, and Quickplay feeds into it along with dungeons.

Fellowship’s advancement system is difficult, but in a good way. Our job is to make sure you don’t stall out at any step. Most of our customers just don’t have the time to be on the same level of gear as their teammates, so we just help you out on that final stretch, getting you where you’d end up anyway, just faster. That way, you can actually enjoy the game with your squad instead of playing catch up.

LevelUpper Fellowship Boosting Services

LevelUpper’s Fellowship boosting services are delivered by veteran players who know the game inside out. Every service is customized to suit your needs, you can play your own character via the self play option or let us do the work on your account via the piloted option. We have you covered regardless of whether it’s a single dungeon carry or a complete gearing and leveling from scratch

Eternal Dungeon Carries

Our expert booster team will carry you through any dungeon at any difficulty, including top difficulty Eternal runs. If you’re stuck in a dungeon or want to experience endgame content without the grind, we will clear it for you. We bring a party with optimized gear for each class and before starting, we plan the best party composition for your hero and the target dungeon. During the run, our team handles all mechanics and objectives. You can play actively or hang back as needed; either way, we ensure the dungeon is completed with no fuss.

Our players know the dungeons inside and out, so we clear them much faster than typical groups. This saves you time and yields more loot per hour. For timed runs, like capstone dungeonsб we use known shortcuts: skip potions, invisibility paths and alike, to meet the timer. If you care about dungeon rating or achievements, we can focus on pushing high keys, for example, running all dungeons at Eternal+10, to unlock rewards and leaderboard spots. We’ve even tackled special challenges, like flawless runs or no death runs at your request. Every carry has a guaranteed success: if a wipe happens, we reset and try again at no extra cost. We can even farm specific drops, for example, repeating a run until the needed trinket drops. In short, Eternal Dungeon Carries means you get a high end team to achieve any dungeon goal. No run is too hard and we make it look easy so you can claim the rewards and progress smoothly.

Why Choose LevelUpper

At this point, you might wonder: there are numerous boosting services out there. Why LevelUpper? What sets us apart when it comes to Fellowship and boosting in general? When you book a boost with LevelUpper, you get a pre-made team of Fellowship veterans. These are not random players; they’ve cleared the hardest content many times. This background means they anticipate problems before they occur, for example, knowing exactly when to save a stun or skip a pull, and use all the little optimizations that come from experience. Our teams are always balanced with the right roles, meaning you’ll never have a situation where we lack a needed buff, cleanse, or interrupt. If content needs a specific strategy, we ensure someone on the team is ready for it. Because of this expertise, almost any shortcoming on your part is covered. If your gear or play is below optimal, our team will make up the difference, throwing extra crowd-control, healing, or damage. We effectively overgear the content so your run succeeds.

Additionally, our players are friendly and communicative. They often give constructive tips during the run, pointing out simple improvements in your rotation or positioning. For you, it often feels like a learning session, as our team might point out small improvements in your play as we go. In a way, you get better even as we carry you through content. In practice, mistakes are minimized and success is maximized. After a couple of runs with our team, you’ll see your own gameplay improve just by example. By playing with us, you’re effectively learning from some of the best players in Fellowship. In short, choosing LevelUpper means running content with an A team. Our boosters do the runs they’d do in their own guilds, complete with teamwork and good vibes. The result is a fast, smooth run where the hardest parts feel routine. You get top level players guiding the way, which saves you time and even makes the experience enjoyable.

Safe Execution

We take your account’s safety and privacy very seriously. If you choose a piloted boost, we treat your account like our own: we only use minimal information, login and 2FA code if needed, and avoid any forbidden actions. Our boosters use VPNs and proxies that match your location so the login looks normal. We never use cheats or exploits and everything is earned through normal gameplay. That means your progress is entirely legitimate and won’t raise any flags with the game’s systems.

We also mimic your usual play patterns. For example, if you normally play in the evenings, we can schedule piloting sessions at similar times or while you’re offline. We do runs in realistic bursts, with normal breaks, so it appears like normal play. If we’re playing alongside you, we adapt to your pace, taking breaks whenever you need. We follow your play schedule precisely, logging in at normal times and pacing the runs with breaks, so everything looks natural. To other players, it just looks like you’re running with friends. Confidentiality is a priority. We never advertise that this is a paid boost. If someone asks, you can just say you’re with guildmates or Discord pals. We also don’t share your info. Many clients are streamers or public figures; we handle all details discreetly.

We only do exactly what we agreed on, no shopping, no chatting, no one else logging in. To the outside world, your account activity is completely normal. Our track record shows no account issues ever, since we prioritize your account’s integrity. We treat your account professionally, never doing anything outside the agreed boost. In fact, we can even stream the session to you live for transparency if you like. In summary, LevelUpper provides a smooth, risk free service. When the boost is over, the only difference is your character’s new gear or levels. You can continue playing as normal.

Self Play or Piloted Options

Our services offer two playstyles, so you can choose what you prefer. In the Self Play or Carry method, you play your own character and our team carries and assists you. The advantage is that you experience the content and learn as you go. You see how top players approach the dungeon and get to actively participate in the success. It’s also a trust free option since you never share your login. For very high end runs, we may require you to have a minimum gear level or experience; if it’s too difficult, we can switch modes instead. You can always start a run and switch to piloted mode if it gets too tough.

In Piloted or Account Share mode, we play your character for you. You give us access and we take it from there. This is very convenient: you can do something else, like work, school or sleep while we boost. It also makes long sessions faster because we can log in at any time. After the boost, we return your account. Some clients even stream or watch our progress live for transparency. Piloted is great for long, repetitive tasks like full gear farms or dozens of quickplays.

We also do hybrid approaches. For example, you might order self play for a capstone run to be in the moment, but let us pilot the repetitive farming in between. For example, you could try a tough boss a few times and then switch to piloted mode so our pro finishes it. This flexibility means you never get stuck; either way, we deliver the result. In the end, the outcome is the same: your character gains the loot, levels, or unlocks you paid for. We provide the flexibility and skill, and you decide how involved you want to be.

TLDR: LevelUpper delivers a premium boosting experience. You get expert help without any risk or hassle. Our team’s skill, the safety measures we take, and our flexible approach are all focused on one thing: getting you results. You end up with the upgrades, loot, or league unlocks you need while we handle every detail, respecting your time and your account throughout.

FAQ

You’ve got questions, we’ve got answers. Below we address some common questions about Fellowship boosting. If you’re new to this, we want you to feel fully informed. And if you’re a seasoned player, you might have detailed concerns, and we cover those too. If we missed something, our live chat support is available 24/7 to clarify. We want you to be comfortable and confident about using LevelUpper. Boosting is ultimately about making your gaming experience better, and we’re here to do exactly that, with professionalism and a passion for Fellowship’s world.

I found a cheaper Fellowship boost. Can you match it?

We do our best to keep prices as low as humanly possible for the level of quality, speed, and safety we deliver. That said, we’re absolutely open to price discussion. If you’ve found a cheaper offer somewhere else, send it our way, we’ll take a look and let you know if we can match or beat it. But let’s be real: most cheaper options come with serious hidden risks.

You’ll see Discord sellers or marketplace boosters bragging about 20,000+ positive reviews. Looks great, until you realize the real story: for every hundred people that leave a glowing review, there’s another five or ten who never got what they paid for, because they were ghosted, blocked, or just ignored after something went wrong. Negative feedback gets deleted or buried. Most of the horror stories we hear start with “I found it cheaper somewhere else.”

Same goes for underbaked websites filled with AI generated images and single sentence service blurbs. If they’re not willing to spend time making the product look legitimate, what makes you think they’ll care about doing the actual boost right? That’s not lean pricing, that’s cutting corners.

LevelUpper was built on the opposite philosophy. We do work with external partners, some you’ll meet in Discord servers, forums, or community spaces. But if they route your order through us, they’re under our roof. We stand behind them, we guarantee the service, and we resolve anything that goes wrong. That’s why we exist: to guarantee results. If something goes wrong, we take care of it. We don’t aim to undercut everyone. We pay our boosters more than market average, we vet every team, we deliver on what we promise, and we design services to actually be safe, repeatable, and human supported. Our prices reflect the fact that we don’t try to squeeze maximum profit out of every customer. That’s not our model. We’d rather do our job flawlessly.

If someone offers you a better deal that looks legit, let us know. We’re not afraid to discuss price. But if the deal is too good to be true, it probably is. The moment something goes wrong, the cheap option turns into the most expensive mistake. And no, they won’t refund you, respond to your message, or cover the account flag. We’ve seen it happen too many times. We don’t race to the bottom. We race to the best result. That’s the difference.

Do you offer refunds or guarantees?

We want you to be completely satisfied with your boost. At LevelUpper we guarantee completion of the services you order. If for any reason we are unable to complete your order, for example, if a booster encounters an unexpected issue, we will give you a full refund or rerun the service at no extra cost. We carefully monitor every order and stay in touch with you throughout the process. If you ever have a problem, just contact our support team, we have clear refund policies and will work with you to make it right. Your peace of mind is our priority.

What exactly is a Fellowship boosting service?

Fellowship boosting service is essentially professional help to achieve in-game goals. When you purchase a boost, a team of high-skilled players will either carry you through content via self play or pilot your account to complete content for you. For example, if you buy a Capstone carry, we’ll assemble a top team to run that dungeon with you, or for you, and ensure it’s completed successfully. Boosts can be for clearing dungeons, farming gear, leveling up, etc. The process starts by you contacting us and specifying what you need. We then schedule a session, discuss any details, like your playtime or any requirements, and then execute the service. Once done, you get all the rewards: loot, XP, unlocks. We keep you updated throughout your order. Unlike what you might have heard, it’s a safe, common practice many players use when they’re stuck or simply short on time.

Will I get to keep all the loot drops?

All loot, gear, currency, and rewards belong to you. You paid for the run; the spoils are yours. This includes achievements or unlocks too. If clearing a dungeon grants an achievement, that stays on your account. Our job is to facilitate you getting rewards, not to gain anything ourselves in-game.

Are Fellowship boosting services safe?

We take every precaution to ensure safety. Thus far, no one has been banned for using our Fellowship boosts. We play by the rules: all boosts are done via normal gameplay without exploits. The developers typically focus on banning cheaters, bots and hackers, not legitimate players playing together. Since boosting is essentially just us playing the game at a high skill level with/for you, it’s indistinguishable from any other group of friends playing. We also operate discreetly, if piloting, we use VPN to match your region, as mentioned earlier, so there’s no strange login pattern. We don’t chat about our work in-game and we mitigate it so well that practical risk is near zero. If you’re uncomfortable with piloting, choose self-play. But either way, we have an impeccable safety record and plan to keep it that way.

Can I customize my Fellowship carry?

If there’s an option you don’t see listed on the product page, just ask. Want to use a specific class? Avoid certain dungeons? Run only during your off hours or without voice chat? Easy. If it’s something that doesn’t require major extra work and fits into the flow, we’ll accommodate it without hesitation. We’ve handled no spoiler runs, custom builds, even scheduling around raid commitments in other MMOs. Just tell us what matters to you, and we’ll shape the service around it.

What if I want to pause or delay my order?

No problem. Life happens. If you need to reschedule a session or pause a multi day service, just let us know through live chat or Discord. We’ll hold your spot and pick it back up when you’re ready. As long as we’re in communication, we’re flexible. And if we’re mid service, we’ll make sure no progress is lost in the meantime.

How will I know when my order is done?

We notify you the moment your boost is complete, with a detailed recap of what was done, dungeons cleared, loot gained, levels reached, etc. If it's a self play order, you’ll obviously see it firsthand. If it was piloted, you’ll log back in to your account with everything right where it should be. We’re also happy to send screenshots or a short breakdown so you know exactly what happened.

Do I need a specific gear score to start?

Some content in Fellowship, especially Capstones and high tier Leagues, has minimum gear requirements to enter or succeed. If you don’t meet them, we’ll help get you there first, either by gearing runs, farming materials, or quick XP and Quickplay grinds. In short: you don’t need to be ready before ordering. We’ll get you ready as part of the package, and we’ll advise upfront if a pre boost stage is necessary. You’ll never be stuck at the gates.