WoW Forever Custom Request - Any Goal, Quoted by Boosters

The other WoW Forever services each measure one thing: leveling the levels gained, dungeons and raids the runs completed, PvP ranks the rank reached, coaching the hours taught. When your goal is measured some other way — a profession skill, a reputation standing, an attunement, a mount — a custom request is the right order.

It also fits goals that combine several steps, such as leveling to 40, buying riding and unlocking Dual Specialization in one go. Booking each step separately would mean several boosters and several handovers, while one request keeps the plan with one booster.

If you are not sure whether your goal fits a standard service, post it here anyway. Boosters who read it may suggest a simpler order, and nothing is charged until you accept an offer.

Professions lead the list: leveling them to 300, learning recipes on the way and gathering the materials. Reputations follow — faction standings and battleground reputations — together with the attunement quest chains that open the way to raid content.

Before raid nights many players want a pre-raid gear set from dungeons, quests and crafting, and after level 40 the riding skill, a mount and Dual Specialization. At 60 a faster mount and the gear for the raids that open after launch come next.

Others ask for Legacy challenges and seasonal journey tasks, honor for the blue and epic PvP sets, Skyborne leveling through Zephras Isle, or farming goals for materials and reagents. Hardcore requests become possible once Blizzard adds that ruleset after launch.

Start with where the character is now: class, level, gear, professions with their skill, and the reputations or attunement steps already done. Then say what you want at the end, as precisely as you can — a skill of 300 in two professions reads better than "better professions".

The region, the ruleset and the faction are picked before payment, so boosters see them with the request. Add the deadline, the days or hours you play yourself, and whether the booster should play your character or group with you.

Finish with anything the booster must not touch, such as the auction house, the bank, certain items or your guild. A clear request brings offers that are close to each other and to what you mean, and fewer questions in the chat.

Each offer comes with the booster’s own price and time. Compare them with the booster’s profile, rating and reviews, and look at the games and services they usually play — a booster used to professions and reputations reads such a request differently from one who mostly runs dungeons.

Ask questions in the chat before you accept: how they plan the work, whether they gather the materials, at what times they play and how they keep you posted. The answers often say more than the price alone.

Once you accept, your booster starts on the plan agreed in the chat and keeps you posted there. If something changes on the way, you agree it with your booster in the same chat, and support is available around the clock.