You cannot buy honor or conquest gear as an item — PvP gear is soulbound and only comes from currency you earn on your own character, so what is actually for sale is a boosting service that plays alongside you and farms that currency. Honor gear is the entry-level set bought with Honor from Battlegrounds and skirmishes. Conquest gear is the higher item level set, gated behind a weekly cap and rated play.
Honor vs Conquest at a glance
| Set | Currency | Where it comes from | Gate |
| Honor gear | Honor | Random Battlegrounds, Epic BGs, skirmishes, world PvP objectives | None — grind as much as you want |
| Conquest gear | Conquest | Rated Arena, Rated Battlegrounds, Solo Shuffle, weekly quests | Weekly cap that grows each week of the season |
How gearing actually works in PvP
- Both sets can be upgraded at the PvP gear vendor in your faction's seasonal hub, and upgrade tiers unlock as your rating climbs.
- Gear scales up automatically inside rated and unrated PvP instances, so the gap between a fresh player and a geared one is narrower than it looks on paper — but it is still real.
- Conquest is capped per week. You physically cannot rush a full Conquest set in two days; the cap is the entire reason people look for help.
- Honor is uncapped. This is why an Honor set is the fast, sane first target — it makes you competitive enough to start earning rating.
- The correct order is almost always: full Honor set first, then rated play to bank Conquest and upgrade the pieces that matter (weapon and trinkets first).
What it costs at PewPewShop
- PvP Gear (Honor & Conquest): from EUR 18
- Honor Points Boost: from EUR 4
- Honor Gear Full Set: from EUR 139.99
- Full PvP Package (Gear + Rating + Title): from EUR 159
- Gearing — Target Item Level: from EUR 49.5
Can you buy honor gear directly from another player?
No. Honor and Conquest pieces are bound to the character that buys them from the vendor, so there is no auction house listing, no trade window, no marketplace item. Anyone advertising a literal "honor gear item for sale" is describing something the game does not allow.
What is legitimately purchasable is time and skill: someone helping you win Battlegrounds and rated matches faster than you would alone, so the currency lands on your own character.
Is the Conquest set worth buying help for?
If you play seriously, yes — mostly because of the weekly cap and the rating requirement on upgrades. Getting your rating up early in a season is what unlocks the higher upgrade tiers, and a strong start compounds for the rest of the season.
If you only do casual Battlegrounds a couple of nights a week, skip it. A full Honor set plus a few Conquest upgrades on the weapon and trinkets covers you fine.
How long does a full Honor set take solo?
Realistically a few evenings of steady Battleground play if you're winning a fair share and picking up the weekly and world PvP objectives. Losses slow it down badly, which is where most players stall — an unlucky BG streak can double the grind.
Does buying gear help risk my account?
Choose carefully. Work with a service that uses vetted human players and coaching-style play-together sessions, no bots and no third-party software. That's the entire difference between a clean season and a bad outcome.
If you'd rather skip the losing streaks, PewPewShop runs this as a play-together service with vetted human PvP players — no bots, no cheats, a long clean record. Start small with a PvP Gear (Honor & Conquest) run from EUR 18, take a full Honor set from EUR 139.99, or go end-to-end with the Full PvP Package covering gear, rating and title from EUR 159. Our players will also tell you which upgrades to prioritise, which is usually worth more than the gear itself.