
Hero of the Alliance
- The Hero of the Alliance title
- Self-play or piloted, pick your class
from$1,799.99
Choose optionsPvP · Midnight Season 2
When a PvP season ends, Alliance characters ranked at the summit of rated battlegrounds receive the title Hero of the Alliance. Our Hero of the Alliance boost brings your character up to that group and defends its spot until the closing leaderboard is taken.

from$1,799.99
Choose options| Achievement | What it takes | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Hero of the Alliance | End a PvP season in the top 0.5% of the rated battleground ladder, with 50 games won in that season | Title: Hero of the Alliance |
| Title | Self-play or piloted | With Conquest gear |
|---|---|---|
| Hero of the Alliance | $1,799.99 | — |
| Option | Choices | Price effect |
|---|---|---|
| Class | Any of 13 | included |
You play your own character in the boosters' group. Your login stays with you, and you need to be online for the run.
includedA booster logs in to your account and plays the character for you. Pick it when you cannot be online at the time.
includedThink of this order as the finished title for an Alliance character. Our team plays rated battlegrounds with your hero, piles up the victories, works the character up the ladder and parks it in the top group. Once the season is over and the leaderboard still shows your character among the leaders, the job is done and the title appears.
The achievement has a pair of requirements, and both must be met inside a single PvP season. First, 50 rated battleground games won during it. Second, a closing position inside the upper 0.5% of everyone on the RBG ladder. A great final placing without the wins earns nothing, and neither do the wins without the placing.
Rank titles are tied to a named rank, and Gladiator to a set of wins. This one is tied to a slice of the leaderboard, which means its rating is unknown when the season opens and rises as rival teams improve. We plan the order around that: the team lifts the character over the line, then defends the spot right up to the last day, because only the final table decides who gets the title.
Every one of the 13 classes is available, with the spec chosen in the order form, and the options show the ways to play, piloted or self-play. Conquest gear can ride along in the same order. Any Honor and Conquest, and the Great Vault rewards for PvP, stay with the character too.
The title is tied to rated battlegrounds, the mode where ten players queue as one group. Interested in rating alone? An RBG rating carry climbs that same ladder and stops where you tell it to, while Battleground Blitz runs a separate, solo-queue ladder. Horde characters chase the identical goal under another name, Hero of the Horde.
To the end of the PvP season. The title is decided by the closing leaderboard, so even after the wins are in and the rating is high enough, the character must stay in position until the season stops.
Only rated battleground victories from the season in which you reach the final top group. Casual battlegrounds, Blitz and earlier seasons add nothing.
Same requirement, different faction. An Alliance character receives Hero of the Alliance, a Horde character receives Hero of the Horde.
Yes. All 13 classes are on the list, and you also set the spec in the order form; the team builds the order around that character.
Yes. Our RBG rating carry climbs to whatever number you set and can be played by a booster, by you in self-play, or over remote control. It stops there and leaves out the season-end title.