WoW Forever · Raids
Barrow Deeps Raid
- Full Barrow Deeps raid run
- Chance at Tier 1 gear
- Group loot or full loot priority
- Self-play, piloted or remote self-play
- Any server type: PvE, PvP, RP, RPPvP
Barrow Deeps is a new 10-player raid in WoW Forever. This service has an experienced team clear it for you, so you do not spend an evening recruiting a group and learning the fights through wipes. The seller, Onlyfarms, runs the raid; wow-boost.eu is an independent guide to the options and live price.
What you get
- A full Barrow Deeps raid run completed with an experienced group.
- A chance at Tier 1 gear from the raid’s bosses.
- Every item and resource picked up during your order.
How it works
- Choose a loot option and a completion method.
- Select your server type and execution speed, and the number of runs.
- Place the order.
- One of the seller’s raid teams handles the run. You can play alongside them, let a booster clear it on your account, or follow along through remote screen access.
- You get updates until the raid is cleared and the loot is settled.
Requirements
- A level 60 character.
Timing
The source gives no duration or start window for this raid. The manager confirms the date and schedule with you after the order, including whether the raid is open on your realm yet.
Options explained
- Loot options: Group loot is the standard roll in the group. Full loot priority gives you priority on the drops you can use.
- Boost method: Self-play means you join the group on your own character. Piloted means a booster plays your character. Self-play Remote means you stay in control of your own game while the booster plays through a remote connection, so you can watch.
- Server type: PvE, PvP, RP or RPPvP. Choose the ruleset your character actually plays on.
- Execution speed: Regular, Express or Super Express.
- Number of runs: order up to twelve runs at once.
Before you order
- The seller’s data on this raid is thin, so ask the manager about the encounter list and what drops you should expect before paying for several runs.
- If you need a specific piece of Tier 1 gear, full loot priority is the safer option than group loot.
- Piloted play means another person logs in to your character, which breaks Blizzard’s terms of service. Self-play and remote self-play carry less risk for your account.
- The price is live and changes with the options you pick.
FAQ
What level do I need?
A level 60 character.
How is loot handled?
You choose between group loot and full loot priority. Full priority puts you first for drops you can use.
Can I watch the run?
Yes. Remote self-play lets you follow the run live on your own computer.