Solo Shuffle Boost

Solo Shuffle is a separate type of 3v3 arena in which 4 DPS and 2 healers fight over 6 rounds. At the same time, the players in the teams are constantly mixed so that the teams always have 2 DPS and 1 healer. Rounds last until one of the players in the arena dies. The team in which the player dies loses. Ultimately, each player receives a reward depending on the number of rounds won.

Among the rewards for Solo Shuffle, there are 3 special ones that only a small number of players have:

• “Supreme Soloist” achievement and Soloist title for 150 Solo Shuffle wins;

• Legend title for 100 wins on ratings above 2400;

• The Prized Legend title will be awarded to the top 0.1% of WoW players in the ladder of the rated Solo Shuffle in the PvP season 2 of the War Within expansion.

If you are interested in prestigious rewards, then we can invite you to check out our “Soloist Title Boost” and “Legend Title Boost” services.

Players can receive 6 achievements for Solo Shuffle mode and they can be divided into 2 types:

• For completing Rated Solo Shuffle rounds:
  • “Solo Aspirations” — complete 15 rounds;
  • “Solely Motivated” — complete 50 rounds;
  • “Steadfast Soloist” — complete 150 rounds;
• For winning Rated Solo Shuffle rounds:
  • “Sole Survivor” — win 15 rounds;
  • “Successful Solos” — win 50 rounds;
  • “Supreme Soloist” — win 150 rounds.

Like any rated PvP activity, the most essential thing for Solo Shuffles is good PvP gear and PvP experience. You can get suitable equipment by choosing one of the additional service options, and our “WoW Arena coaching” service can help you gain experience for PvP battles.

The Ranked Solo Shuffle is designed in such a way that you cannot queue there as part of a group. Thus, our boosters cannot be with you during matches, and Pro PvP player must control your character to achieve victory.

Yes, you can arrange with our customer support representative for our booster to have a remote connection. In this case, you will need to discuss the boosting schedule in more detail because it will depend on the timing that is right for you.

If you have already played a rated solo shuffle before, then you can specify that the boost will need to start not from a 0 but from your current rating. In this case, the service will cost you less.

Queue time depends not only on your role but also on your specialization. If your specialization is popular among players, then the system will take longer to find a match for you because it is trying to find different classes and specializations.

Yes, the Solo Shuffle rating is directly related to your specialization. For example, if you have always played in the DPS spec, when you change your specialization to a healer, your rating will be 0, and you will also encounter less experienced opponents.