Buy the Unbinding of Kith'ix Mythic Boost: One Pull, One Kill, 344 ilvl Loot

Mythic Kith'ix is a single-boss encounter, but don't let that fool you. One mistake from any player in the raid wipes the entire group, and pugging Mythic means hours of failed pulls before you even see the kill. This gets the kill clean.

KingBoost's raiders clear Kith'ix on Mythic on your character, banking 344 ilvl Myth gear, including Cantrip Armor that converts into tier pieces while keeping its special effects, plus the Band of the Swarmcaller and other high-tier drops. The kill also counts toward your Great Vault, with a chance at Kith'ix's Seal housing decor and the Shadeweaver's Hearthstone toy. Full Priority keeps eligible loot focused on your character. Choose your raid size and boost method, then show up for the kill. All gold and loot from the run stays with you.

YOU WILL GET

• Kith'ix defeated on Mythic difficulty
• Access to 344 ilvl Myth 9/6 loot
• Full Priority on eligible items for your character
• Access to Cantrip Armor, weapons, trinkets, and accessories
• Great Vault rewards
• All gold and loot obtained during the boost

LOOT OPTIONS EXPLAINED

GROUP LOOT
Standard loot rules. You raid alongside other customers and everyone rolls on drops together. Expect 1-2 items on average depending on luck. Good option if you mainly care about boss kills, Great Vault progress, Mistcrests and whatever gear happens to drop your way.

UNSAVED GROUP LOOT (15 PPL)
The raid is filled with our boosters who haven't used their lockout yet that week. First run of the reset, no cooldown. Each unsaved character has a chance to receive loot from every boss, so more fresh characters in the group means more chances for items to drop per kill and better odds that something usable lands for you. Drops aren't guaranteed per character though, so the volume varies from run to run. Expect around 3 loot items from the 15-player group.

ATP (ARMOR TYPE PRIORITY)
Only you roll on gear matching your armor class, so plate, mail, leather or cloth and tier tokens. Shared slots like rings, trinkets and weapons stay open rolls unless you take a full priority option. The numbers work like this: '2-3 items for roll per boss' is the approximate drop count per boss and '10 unsaved characters' is how many fresh-lockout boosters are in the group with a chance to receive loot. Higher tiers mean more unsaved characters, more potential drops per kill and more funneled to your armor type. Best option for players who mainly want tier pieces and armor slot upgrades without paying for full priority.

EXCLUSIVE (FULL PRIORITY)
You get first pick on everything. Not just your armor type but rings, trinkets, weapons, cloaks, all of it. The same unsaved character scaling applies, so more boosters on fresh lockouts means more chances for loot to drop per boss and every single piece goes to you first. This is the option when you want to gear as fast as physically possible, though it may take more than one reset if the loot you need doesn't drop on the first attempt.

FULL GEAR
The all-in package. A full set of raid gear across every slot. The most expensive option and the closest thing to pressing a button and receiving a geared character. May require multiple weekly resets if all the pieces don't drop during the first week.