Solo Shuffle Trial offer

Solo Shuffle offers players the ability to earn PvP-related achievements and items, based on their seasonal rating: 
– 1000 rating — Combatant I: Midnight Season 1 — Elite Transmog cloak and Combatant title
– 1200 rating — Combatant II: Midnight Season 1 — Elite Transmog legs and bracers 
– 1400 rating — Challenger I: Midnight Season 1 — Elite Transmog boots and gloves, as well as the Challenger title 
– 1600 rating — Challenger II: Midnight Season 1 — Elite Transmog belt and chest, as well as Midnight Season 1: Champion of the Dawn achievement and Crystallized Dawnlight Manaflux
– 1800 rating — Rival I: Midnight Season 1 — Elite Transmog shoulder and helm, as well as the Rival title
– 1950 rating — Rival II: Midnight Season 1 — Galaxy Weapon Illusion
– 2100 rating — Duelist: Midnight Season 1 — Galactic Gladiator’s Prestigious Cloak and the Duelist title
– 2400 rating — Elite: Midnight Season 1 — Galactic Gladiator’s Tabard, Galactic Legend’s Pennant, as well as the Elite title

Winning PvP matches over 1000 will count towards the Galactic Combatant achievement. You will get the achievement and the prestigious Vicious Snaplizard seasonal mount once the achievement bar is full. You’ll also receive 
Unique to Solo Shuffle are Legend and Prized Legend titles. To get the Legend title, you need to secure 100 wins in the mode while being above 2400 rating. To get the Prized Legend title, you will need to end up in the top 0.1% of players in Solo Shuffle by the end of the season.
There’s also an exclusive Nightfall Legend’s Pennant and the Solo Shuffle Medic achievement that you can receive for 100 wins while playing a Healer class at or above 1800 rating.
All of the above titles and rewards can be easily obtained with our WoW Solo Shuffle boost.

Subtlety Rogue is considered the best melee spec. It has high mobility, strong control tools, and the ability to secure kills even when positioning isn’t perfect. Other strong melee options include Feral Druid, Havoc DH, Fury Warrior, and Retribution Paladin.
The best range classes currently are Marksmanship Hunter, as well as Frost and Fire Mages.
The best healer classes are Mistweaver Monk, Holy Paladin, and Disc Priest. They offer massive healing capabilities while featuring kits that counter the current DPS meta.
With our WoW Solo Arena boosting, though, you can climb to the top and secure your desired rating on any class, regardless of the current meta.

Every DPS and Healer class can join Solo Shuffle by default. Tanks can also join Solo Shuffle. They will be considered as DPS in that aspect. The only exception is the Protection Paladin class, which will be considered a healer.

Yes, you can leave Solo Shuffle. You’ll receive a notice warning you about the consequences, including losing any rewards you’ve earned. You will be punished with the Deserter debuff, and you won’t be able to join Solo Shuffle for 15 minutes. This debuff is account-wide.

Yes. After leaving Solo Shuffle you will automatically lose rating as if you lost 6 matches.

Leaving Solo Shuffle once is acceptable. If you often leave matches, however, your account may be reviewed and even suspended. You can also be reported by other players when you leave.

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