The War Within Arena 2v2 Boost

Basic Honor gear is enough to start. If you need better gear, we offer gearing services to get you Arena-ready with Conquest gear.

Absolutely! We offer combo bundles to boost your performance across all PvP modes, including Rated Battlegrounds, Solo Shuffle and 3v3 Arena.

Yes! While this service focuses on 2v2 arena, we also offer 3v3 Arena boosts. Just ask our support staff for details on our other arena boosting services or visit your WoW 3v3 Arena Boost.

You'll need to complete 10 placement matches to receive your initial 2v2 rating. After that, each win will increase your rating, with the amount depending on your opponents' skill level.

Any class can perform well in the 2v2 arena, but skilled players often switch to a DPS specialization to maximize effectiveness. 

Improving your 2v2 arena skills involves a lot of game knowledge, practice, and team coordination. Here are some practical steps to boost your performance:

• Study classes – Learn about all class abilities, cooldowns, and strategies, especially when new updates are released. This helps you counter enemies effectively.
• Duels – Start with small 1v1 duels to get a feel for your class in PvP Arena. It’s a great way to sharpen your skills and to learn how to counter various opponents.
• Join a guild – Look for PvP-focused guilds where you can find mates to practice in 2v2 or 3v3 Arena. Communication and teamwork are the most important aspects to unlock your character full potential.
• Analyze your matches –  There’s always something to learn. Reviewing both your mistakes and your opponents' can significantly improve your gameplay.
• Get PvP gear – You should invest in PvP gear as it’s essential for increasing your damage and survivability. PvE gear won't do it in competitive PvP Arena.

If you want to speed up your progress, LevelUpper offers a WoW Arena coaching service where professional players will guide you through strategies and help you master your gameplay.

Playing 2v2 offers several achievements: 

• "Just the Two of Us" series for achieving specific 2v2 arena ratings of 1550, 1750, and 2000; 
• "Hot Streak" for winning 10 matches in a row; 
• "World Wide Winner" for securing wins in specific arenas.

An average arena rating sits around 1500. Hitting a 2100 PvP rating shows that you’re a solid player, while reaching a 2400 arena rating puts you in the realm of the best PvP players.

PvP gear is available from vendors in Dornogal, specifically in the Forgeround. Here’s where you’ll find each vendor:

• Velerd – Honor gear
• Gilderann – Bloody gear
• Lalandi – Conquest gear

Having the right gear is crucial for dominating PvP battles, so make sure to visit these vendors as you progress.

Upgrading PvP gear doesn't impact its effectiveness in arenas since it automatically scales to the maximum level in PvP modes. However, upgrading is valuable if you’re focusing on PvE content, where higher ilvl gear matters more.

The primary difference between PvP and PvE gear is that PvP items have two item levels: one for PvP and another for PvE. In WoW arenas and other PvP activities, your gear will automatically scale to its maximum PvP ilvl - 619 for Honor gear and 632 for Conquest gear. PvE ilvl, on the other hand, can be upgraded over time. For those actively participating in PvP, it’s essential to prioritize PvP gear, as it offers a significant advantage over PvE gear during arena matches. Experienced players recommend acquiring this gear early on to stay competitive.