TBC Power Leveling

TBC Classic Anniversary realms run The Burning Crusade with a level cap of 70 and were in Phase 3, Black Temple, from 27 August 2026. This service levels your character across the range you choose. Piloted orders can start at any level from 1, while self-play covers 58 to 70, which is the Outland stretch of the climb.

What you get

• The level range you select, for one to ten characters in a single order.
• Gold, items and reputation earned while leveling, which stay on your character.
• Optional extras for piloted orders: 375 professions, a gear set, heroic attunements and flying.

How it works

1. Choose the completion method, class and level range.
2. Pick professions, gear and extras if you want them.
3. Select the number of characters and speed, then order.
4. The manager confirms details, including whether training gold must be on your character.

Requirements

• A character on a TBC Anniversary realm whose level matches the start of your range.
• For self-play, a character at level 58 or higher and time online at the agreed hours.

Timing

The source gives no hours per level. Express and Super Express speeds are offered, and the manager confirms the schedule.

Options explained

• Completion method: Piloted or Self-play.
• Class: Mage, Priest, Hunter, Rogue, Paladin, Druid, Warlock, Warrior or Shaman.
• Professions: up to two primary professions plus Fishing, First Aid and Cooking, each taken to the TBC cap of 375.
• Gear: none, a Pre-Raid set or Honor PvP gear.
• Extras: Quests Leveling, All Heroic Dungeons Attunements (Revered with Honor Hold or Thrallmar, Cenarion Expedition, Lower City, The Sha’tar and Keepers of Time), and 60% or 280% flying skill unlocks.

What opens at each stage

• Level 60: Journeyman Riding for 600g plus about 100g for the mount. Levels 60 to 69 are the Outland dungeons in order, from Hellfire Ramparts to Sethekk Halls.
• Level 70: heroic dungeons, Expert Riding (60% flying) for 800g, Artisan Riding (280%) for 5,000g and the current raids.

Before you order

• Training costs for flying are paid in game gold, so check with the manager whether that gold must be on your character.
• Hardcore Anniversary realms did not move to The Burning Crusade, so levels 61 to 70 do not exist there and this does not apply.
• Piloted means another person plays your account, which is against Blizzard’s terms. Self-play at 58 and above keeps you in control.