To use your TBC Classic character boost, log into the game and click the "Level-Up" button on the character selection screen, then choose an existing character (level 1–57) or create a brand-new one to instantly reach level 58. The boost is unlocked by buying the Dark Portal Pass or the Deluxe Edition, comes with basic gear, some gold, and bags, and can be used a single time per account.

  • Where to click: the Level-Up button at character select (once the boost is on your account)
  • Result: your character jumps to level 58, ready for Outland
  • Comes with: the Dark Portal Pass ($39.99) or Deluxe Edition ($69.99)
  • Uses: one boost per account — it can't be stacked or reused
  • Eligible targets: any character below level 58 (new or existing)
  1. Purchase the Dark Portal Pass or Deluxe Edition on your Battle.net account.
  2. Launch WoW and go to the character selection screen.
  3. Click the glowing Level-Up button.
  4. Select an existing low-level character, or create a new one and pick faction, race, and class.
  5. Confirm — your character loads in at level 58 with gear, gold, and bags.
  6. Head to the Dark Portal in the Blasted Lands to start questing in Outland.

What level does the TBC Classic boost take you to?

It takes one character straight to level 58. That's the intended jumping-off point for The Burning Crusade content — level 58 is exactly where the Dark Portal quests in the Blasted Lands open up, so you can step through into Hellfire Peninsula right away.

Where do you go after using the boost?

Travel to the Dark Portal in the Blasted Lands (southern Eastern Kingdoms). Walking through it takes you to Outland and Hellfire Peninsula, where level 58–63 quests, gear upgrades, and your path to level 70 begin. Grab flight points and your class trainer's new abilities first.

Can you use the boost on any character?

You can boost any character that's below level 58 — a fresh new one or an existing low-level alt. You can't apply it to a character that's already 58 or higher, and the boost is limited to one use per account, so choose the class you actually want to play at 70.

Is the TBC Classic boost worth it?

If you don't want to grind 1–58 again, yes — it saves roughly a week or two of leveling. The trade-off is that a boosted character skips the old-world questing that teaches your class, and you land at 58 in placeholder gear that needs replacing fast once you hit Outland.

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