WoW Raid kaufen — Normal, Heroic und Mythic Clears

Ein Raid-Boost bringt dich durch den aktuellen Raid — Normal, Heroic oder Mythic — mit einer eingespielten Gruppe, die den Content wöchentlich läuft. Du wählst die Schwierigkeit, ob du selbst mitspielst oder den Clear komplett abgibst, und ob Loot-Trading dazugehört. Jeder Kill wird von Hand gespielt; Fortschritt und Kills siehst du live.

Der Preis richtet sich nach Schwierigkeit und Umfang und steht vor der Bestätigung fest. Wer Ahead of the Curve oder Cutting Edge will, sollte früh im Tier buchen: Beide Erfolge verschwinden mit dem nächsten Raid, und späte Sprints sind immer teurer als ein sauberer Clear zur rechten Zeit.

Preise ansehen — ab €9 ↓

Raids: prices and delivery times

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Price overview: Raids services
Raids services: current prices and typical delivery times
ServiceFrom priceETA
Raid Single Boss Killfrom €930–90 min
The Tidebound Grotto Lair Boost — Nymrissa Wavecallerfrom €11.3930–60 min
Sporefall Raid Boost — Midnight Season Onefrom €17.542–4 hours
Current Raid Full Clearfrom €21.451–2 days
Normal Raid — Full Clearfrom €251–2 hours
The Venomous Abyss Raid Boost — Midnight Season 2from €25.792–4 hours
Legacy Raid Mount Farmfrom €261–2 weeks
Heroic Last Bossfrom €2830–90 min
Midnight Season 2 Raid Bundle — Venomous Abyss + Tidebound Grottofrom €54.993–5 hours
Heroic Raid — Full Clearfrom €551–3 hours
Raid Loot Runfrom €571–2 days
Mogushan Vaults Raid Boostfrom €991-2 days
Weekly Raid Farmfrom €130weekly
Mythic Raid — Full Clearfrom €1803–7 days
Mythic Cutting Edgefrom €2801–3 weeks

Popular Raids boosts

How to buy a WoW raid boost — a short guide

Pick the difficulty by the reward you actually want

Normal is the budget route to a full clear and the story kills. Heroic is where Ahead of the Curve lives, and it costs several times Normal because the roster carries the whole fight — our Season 2 raids price that gap honestly instead of hiding it in options. Mythic is the prestige tier: single bosses, Cutting Edge pushes, and the price to match. If one specific drop is the point, a last-boss or single-boss order is nearly always cheaper than a full clear.

Self-play or piloted

Self-play seats you in the raid on your own character — you see every kill on your own screen and keep every drop that lands. Piloted means the roster clears it while you do something else with your evening. Both modes are listed on each raid card with their price difference shown before you pay; neither is sold as an add-on surprise at the till.

Loot priority is what makes a run target one item

On a plain run, loot follows the group rules. With the loot-priority option, eligible boosters pass matching drops to you instead of rolling against you — the difference between "we cleared the raid" and "I walked out with the trinket I came for". It costs a percentage of the run, and it is the option worth paying for when one slot upgrade is the entire reason you are here.

Book against your weekly reset

A raid lockout resets weekly, so a clear booked just before your reset banks the loot and frees the next lockout for another run. Every raid card shows an estimated schedule window before checkout, progress arrives live during the run, and support is on 24/7 if your plans move. Prices are in EUR with the exact total shown as you pick options — the number at checkout is the number on the page.

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