WoW Forever Raid Carry - Onyxia, Barrow Deeps & Hyjal Summit

Onyxia’s Lair is the raid that is there from day one. It is a 40-player raid, so a carry needs a full, organised group, and that group is what the booster brings. It is the natural first order for a character that has just reached level 60.

Barrow Deeps is one of the two new raids built for WoW Forever. It is a 10-player raid with eight bosses, small enough that every player in the group matters. A booster’s group that knows the bosses keeps the run steady from the first pull to the last.

Hyjal Summit is the larger of the new raids: 20 players and thirteen bosses. Both new raids open after the game’s launch, so orders for them can be posted ahead and boosters schedule the run once the raid is live. Tick all three in one order if you want every raid of WoW Forever cleared.

Your character should be level 60, the level cap of WoW Forever. If it is not there yet, you can still post the order and agree with the booster when the run fits. Raids are built for characters at the cap, and a group plans around that.

Some raids may ask for an attunement or another entry requirement. Your booster confirms with you in the order chat what your character needs before the run is booked, and tells you if anything has to be done first. Ask in the chat whenever you are unsure.

WoW Forever has no realms: you pick a ruleset, Normal, PvP or Roleplaying, and group only with players on the same one. Horde and Alliance never share a raid group, and Europe and North America are separate regions. That is why you set all three before payment, and only boosters who match them send offers.

Loot is handled as you agree with your booster in the order chat before the run. Ask which items your character can receive, how drops are shared in the group and what happens to items nobody needs. Boosters describe their loot rules in their offers and profiles.

What drops is decided by the game, not by the booster. A full clear gives your character a chance at every boss’s loot, but no booster can promise a specific item. If you are after one piece, say so in the chat and ask how the group handles it.

Raid groups run on a schedule, so the date and time are agreed in the chat too. Express tells boosters you want one of their group’s first free slots, and each booster prices it in their offer. For Barrow Deeps and Hyjal Summit, the earliest slot comes once the raid is live.

Every offer comes from a booster with a public profile: their rating, reviews from earlier customers and the services they play. Read them before you look at the price. A raid carry depends on the whole group, so a booster with steady reviews for raids is worth more than the lowest offer.

Decide how you want to raid before you choose. Piloted, the booster signs in and plays your character, so you do not need to be online. Self-play, you log in yourself and join the booster’s group, and nobody touches your account; it is priced the same as a piloted run on the calculator.

Once you accept an offer, the order chat is where you agree the date, the loot and anything else that matters. Support is available around the clock, and if something goes wrong, a dispute brings the support team in to review the chat and the order. You keep control of the order from posting it to the last boss.