Buy WoW Elite PvP Set Boost for Midnight Season 2
A WoW Elite PvP Set Boost helps your selected World of Warcraft Retail character reach 1800 personal rating during Midnight Season 2. Reaching Rival I unlocks the final helmet and shoulder appearances required to complete the main class-specific Elite PvP transmog set.
This service is designed specifically for the seasonal Elite appearance. It is not a generic PvP gear farm and does not automatically provide a full physical set of Conquest equipment. If your objective is combat gear rather than the limited transmog appearance, use the dedicated WoW PvP Gear Boost.
Elite PvP Set Boost at a Glance
| Service Detail | Midnight Season 2 Result |
|---|---|
| Primary target | 1800 personal rating / Rival I |
| Main reward | Complete class-specific Elite PvP armor appearance |
| Final 1800 unlocks | Elite helmet and shoulder appearances |
| Regions | EU and US Retail realms |
| Play methods | Piloted or Self-Play where supported |
| Multiple class sets | Each class appearance requires an eligible character of that class |
How the Midnight Season 2 Elite PvP Set Unlocks
The Elite appearance is earned progressively while your character climbs through the rated PvP ranks. The standard Elite PvP Set package ends at 1800 Rival I, because that milestone unlocks the helmet and shoulders that complete the main class armor appearance.
| Rating | PvP Rank | Season 2 Appearance or Reward | 1800 Package |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | Combatant I | PvP Season 2 cloak appearance | Earned during progression |
| 1200 | Combatant II | Legs and bracers appearances | Included |
| 1400 | Challenger I | Gloves and boots appearances | Included |
| 1600 | Challenger II | Chest and belt appearances | Included |
| 1800 | Rival I | Helmet and shoulders; main Elite armor appearance completed | Primary result |
| 1950 | Rival II | Illusion: Venomcoil | Optional higher-rating objective |
| 2100 | Duelist | Venomous Gladiator's Prestigious Cloak and Duelist title | Separate upgrade |
| 2300 | Elite | Venomous Gladiator's Tabard and “the Elite” title | Separate objective |
Reaching 1800 therefore completes the main Elite armor appearance. The 1950, 2100 and 2300 milestones provide additional prestige rewards but are not required to finish the standard class-specific Elite armor set.
Elite PvP Set vs Elite Rank
The names can be confusing because the Elite PvP transmog set is completed at Rival I, while the actual Elite PvP rank begins at 2300 rating.
| Objective | Required Rating | Main Result |
|---|---|---|
| Elite PvP Set | 1800 Rival I | Complete class-specific Elite armor appearance |
| Rival II | 1950 | Venomcoil weapon illusion |
| Duelist | 2100 | Prestigious Cloak |
| Elite Rank | 2300 | Season 2 Gladiator's Tabard and Elite title |
This distinction is important when configuring the order. A player who only wants the full seasonal armor transmog normally needs the 1800 package rather than a full 2300 Elite rating push.
Midnight Season 2 Elite PvP Sets by Class
Each WoW class has its own Midnight Season 2 Elite armor design. The selected appearance is unlocked for the class used to complete the required rating milestones.
Available class appearances include Death Knight, Demon Hunter, Druid, Evoker, Hunter, Mage, Monk, Paladin, Priest, Rogue, Shaman, Warlock and Warrior.
The Elite coloration can also be compared in the Midnight Season 2 Elite and Gladiator PvP armor gallery.
Elite PvP Transmog Is Not the Same as PvP Gear
The Elite PvP Set service unlocks cosmetic appearances through rated PvP milestones. It does not automatically place a complete set of physical tier or Conquest items in your inventory.
- Elite transmog: unlocked through seasonal rated PvP achievements.
- Honor and Conquest gear: actual combat equipment purchased with PvP currencies.
- Tier bonuses: require eligible equipped class-set items and are not activated by collecting appearances alone.
If you need actual Honor, Conquest or specialization-specific PvP BiS equipment, use the WoW PvP Gear Boost.
Which Rated PvP Mode Can Be Used?
The Elite appearance is tied to the character reaching the required rated PvP rank. The exact delivery route depends on the selected play method, specialization, current rating, gear and available product configuration.
Grouped Arena formats such as 2v2 and 3v3 can support normal Self-Play with assigned teammates. Solo Shuffle uses individual matchmaking and therefore cannot be completed as a standard premade Self-Play carry.
If your main objective is a specific Arena bracket or target rating rather than the Elite appearance itself, compare the options in the WoW Arena Boost category.
Piloted and Self-Play Elite Set Boost
| Method | How It Works | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Piloted | An assigned PvP player completes the approved rating objective on your character | Account access and scheduling are required |
| Self-Play | You play your character with assigned teammates in a supported grouped PvP bracket | Gear, experience and communication requirements may apply |
All rated matches are completed manually. Available methods depend on the selected bracket and the current product configuration.
Can You Order Multiple Elite Class Sets?
Elite appearances are class-specific. Completing the Warrior Elite appearance does not unlock the corresponding Mage, Priest or another class design.
If multiple sets are selected, each appearance must be completed on an eligible character of the appropriate class. Existing seasonal rating and appearance progress can be considered when the order is reviewed.
What Is Not Included Automatically?
- A complete physical Honor or Conquest gear set.
- 1950 Venomcoil unless the higher-rating objective is selected.
- 2100 Duelist rewards unless selected.
- 2300 Elite rank and tabard unless selected separately.
- The Gladiator achievement or Gladiator mount.
- An Elite appearance for additional classes that are not part of the order.
Requirements for an Elite PvP Set Carry
- A level 90 Midnight character on an EU or US Retail realm.
- Current PvP rating and recent rated PvP progress.
- Suitable Midnight Season 2 PvP gear for the selected rating range.
- Correct class and specialization information.
- Scheduled availability and communication for Self-Play where required.
How the WoW Elite PvP Set Boost Works
- Select your region. Choose EU or US Retail.
- Choose the class set. Select the character and class appearance you want to unlock.
- Provide current progress. Confirm current rating, specialization and PvP gear.
- Select a delivery method. Choose Piloted or Self-Play where supported.
- Complete rated PvP progression. Matches continue until the configured milestone is reached.
- Verify the appearance. The unlocked Elite transmog rewards are checked before completion.
Completion time depends on starting rating, MMR, specialization, gear, selected bracket, matchmaking and delivery method. A fixed number of matches should not be promised.
Buy the Midnight Season 2 Elite PvP Set
Choose your class, current progress and preferred delivery option to unlock the Midnight Season 2 Elite PvP Set. The standard service targets 1800 Rival I and completion of the main class-specific seasonal armor appearance.
If your objective is the Gladiator achievement and Venomous Gladiator's Goredrake rather than the Elite transmog, use the dedicated WoW Gladiator Boost.
For all current rating, Arena, Solo Shuffle and seasonal PvP services, return to the WoW PvP Boost category.
- 1800 personal rating: Rival I reached in an eligible Midnight Season 2 rated PvP bracket.
- Complete Elite appearance: all class-specific Season 2 Elite armor appearances unlocked through the included rating milestones.
- Additional progress: eligible achievements, Honor, Conquest and match rewards earned during the included sessions remain on the character.
- A level 90 World of Warcraft Retail character with Midnight access and an active EU or US subscription.
- Accurate information about your class, specialization, current rating and gear; Honor PvP gear is the practical minimum.
- Account access for Piloted delivery, or suitable availability and voice communication for scheduled Self-Play sessions.







