Midnight Power Leveling

World of Warcraft: Midnight raised the level cap to 90. This service levels a character across the range you set, anywhere from 1 to 90, and can add gear and several end-of-leveling extras to the same order.

What you get

• Your character levelled across the range you choose on the slider
• Optional gear: Honor or Conquest PvP, or PvE gear at item level 276 or 292
• Optional extras: a Venomous Abyss Heroic run, 8/8 M+0 dungeons, campaign chapters, the Haranir Allied Race unlock and all Skyriding glyphs
• Up to ten characters in one order: your main plus nine alts

How it works

1. Set the starting and ending level on the slider.
2. Choose a method, gear and extras, and how many characters.
3. The manager contacts you to confirm details and timing.
4. The leveling is done in the order Midnight expects, then you are notified.

Requirements

• A character at the starting level of your chosen range
• For Self-Play, being online at the agreed times

Timing

The seller gives no fixed duration. It depends on the range, the number of characters and the speed tier, so the manager confirms the schedule.

Options explained

• Method: Piloted, Self-Play or Self-Play Remote. Gear and extras are offered with Piloted and Self-Play Remote; Self-Play offers One Booster, Two Boosters or a Full Team instead.
• Midnight order: Eversong Woods first, then Zul’Aman, Harandar and the Arator’s Journey storyline in any order, and Voidstorm last.
• Campaign extras: the Midnight Campaign, The War of Light and Shadow (six chapters), The Curse of Ula’tek (six storylines) and The Promise of Tomorrow (two chapters).
• Haranir unlock: completes the Harandar campaign for the Allied Race: Haranir achievement and the Ivory Grimlynx mount.
• All Skyriding Glyphs: the Glyph Hunter achievements for four zones, ending in the Crimson Dragonhawk mount.
• Amount of characters: Only Main up to Main + 9 Alts.

Before you order

• Leveling yourself teaches you the class, so consider whether you want to skip that.
• The Haranir race can be Druid, Hunter, Mage, Monk, Priest, Rogue, Shaman, Warlock or Warrior, on either faction.
• Piloted means a booster signs in to your account, which Blizzard’s terms do not allow, so there is some ban risk; Self-Play keeps you in control of your own login.