WoW Mythic Carry and M+ Boost

What a WoW Mythic carry gets you

Five-player Mythic+ dungeons fill most of a Midnight character's endgame week, and they are also how other players size you up. A WoW Mythic carry, which you will also see called an M+ boost or a Mythic plus boost, adds experienced players to your group so a keystone gets finished at the level you picked. You can join on your own character and play alongside them, or hand the character over to a booster.

One finished key pays out several ways at once. The chest at the end drops gear, the Great Vault adds a weekly pick of items, and crests earned in keys upgrade what you already wear. Every run also feeds your Mythic+ rating, the number the group finder puts next to your name when you apply, and enough of it unlocks the season's Keystone titles. Spread a handful of keys over a week and a character is ready for raiding.

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Mythic+ Key Carry

The basic order is a single keystone run. You set the key level, say whether it has to be timed, and either take a random dungeon from the rotation or name one for a surcharge. Want more than one? Add runs to the same order; every extra key is priced as a percentage of the first.

Mythic+ 3+1 Bundle Boost

The bundle charges for three runs and gives you four, so each run comes out cheaper than a lone key. A 6+2 version doubles it. Bundles fit a gear push best, since every extra run is one more roll at the item you are after.

Mythic +10 and Mythic +15 Carry

Two key levels deserve a closer look, because players buy them for opposite reasons. The Mythic +10 boost is the gear key: from +10 on, the chest and the vault hand out the highest item level in Mythic+. The Mythic +15 carry is a rating key for players who already wear that gear and want a bigger score.

Keystone Title Boost: Master, Hero, Legend

Title carries are sold by the rating they reach, not by a count of keys: we keep running keystones until your score crosses the line. Keystone Master is the first title of the season with a mount attached. Keystone Hero is the step above it, and Keystone Legend sits at the top with a mount of its own.

How Mythic+ keys work

Each keystone carries a level number. Raise it and the dungeon hits harder while the rewards get better. Each dungeon also runs on a timer: beat it and your key moves up, run over and the key drops. Keys have no weekly lockout, and you can run them as often as you want, but your season rating looks only at your best result in every rotation dungeon. That rule explains why a title carry works through every dungeon instead of repeating one, and why it keeps going until the rating is there.

Picking a key level

• Lower keys drop lower item levels. They are the quick catch-up for a character that has just reached max level.
• At +10 the chest and the vault stop climbing, which makes it the level to buy for gear.
• Above +10 the items stay the same and only the score rises, and that is the road to the Hero and Legend titles.

Beat the timer or just finish

A run that beats the clock upgrades the keystone and earns more rating. A run that goes over still completes the dungeon and still drops its loot; it simply scores less, and we price it lower for that reason. Ordering for gear? Untimed usually does the job. Ordering for rating? Pay for the timer.

Loot, traders and what an order promises

What drops in Mythic+ is random. Loot traders, extra boosters who wear your armor type, do not change the drops themselves; they change how much of what drops can be passed to you. Every run needs a tank and a healer too, which leaves room for just a few traders, and bigger trader groups cost more. No key order guarantees a particular item, which is why players hunting one piece tend to buy more runs rather than fewer.

What happens after checkout

Once your order is in, we schedule the run and message you a start time through the order chat. In self-play you log in at that time and play your own character with the group. With piloted or remote control, a booster plays the runs and you can stay away from the game. A single key lasts roughly the length of the dungeon. A title that needs a long string of keys takes more time, and Express or Super Express shortens it for a surcharge.