WoW Legend Title Boost in Solo Shuffle

Legend: Midnight Season 2, explained

This achievement is counted in rounds, not matches. The character needs one hundred rated Solo Shuffle rounds won while it holds Elite; a round taken anywhere lower on the ladder leaves the counter where it was. What you get at the end is a seasonal title and a pennant.

WoW Legend title boost: how we play it

Think of it as a Shuffle carry that ends at a title rather than a number, with a booster at the keyboard for every game. They sign in to your character, climb to Elite if it is not there yet, and then queue at that rank until round number one hundred is in the bag.

Where you start sets the price

Below Elite, a climb has to come first, before a single round is counted. That is why your present Shuffle rating is one of the fields at checkout: a lower start means more ladder for the booster to cover. Every starting band and its price are shown in the table on this page.

Holding Elite is the slow part

Getting there is only half the work. Lose more rounds than you win in a match and rating drops, and one poor stretch can push the character under Elite, where the counter freezes until the number recovers. Keeping the rank across a hundred round wins is what eats the time.

Plenty of Conquest at the top

PvP currency never comes in faster than at Elite, so the character leaves a Legend order with a healthy stock of Honor and Conquest to spend. A character that begins poorly equipped can take the Conquest gear extra, which spares the booster a climb with a handicap. Speed can be raised to Express or Super Express at checkout.

Legend among the other titles

Legend does for Solo Shuffle what Gladiator does for 3v3. When you want Shuffle rating without the title, the Solo Shuffle rating boost sells it bracket by bracket. And the entry title of the format, Soloist, has no rating condition at all.