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Division 2 Dark Hours Raid Boost

Buy a Division 2 Dark Hours boost and have an experienced eight-player team clear Operation Dark Hours with your character, from the first fight with Boomer to the DDP-52 Razorback at Washington National Airport. Choose a full clear, repeat weekly clears, a single encounter, a flawless run or the hi

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What's included

Every Division 2 Dark Hours boost includes:

  • The Operation Dark Hours clear or encounter named in the offer, completed with your character.

  • A full eight-player team, or seven players around you on a self-play order.

  • All loot, gear and XP your character earns from the bosses and the final reward.

  • Any challenge you add, such as the flawless completion or the teddy bear collectibles.

Not included: a guaranteed Eagle Bearer. The rifle follows the raid's normal loot rules, so to order the weapon itself, see the Division 2 Eagle Bearer boost.

Options

Prices are set by each seller and depend on these choices.

Option

Choices

How it changes the order

Clear type

Full clear, repeat weekly clears, or a single encounter such as the Razorback

A single encounter is the quickest and lowest-cost order, and repeat clears add one run per week.

Challenge

Flawless completion, or all hidden teddy bears

Challenges need a more careful run or extra exploration, so they cost more than a standard clear.

Method

Self-play or piloted

Self-play: you take one of the eight slots and play the raid with the team. Piloted: the team runs the raid on your character while you take a break.

Platform

PC, PlayStation or Xbox

Offers and prices are listed separately for each platform.

Operation Dark Hours encounters

A full Division 2 Dark Hours boost covers all five encounters:

Encounter

What the team handles

Max "Boomer" Bailey

Destroying the nodes that reveal him, then breaking his armor in the food court.

Dizzy and Ricochet

Splitting into two groups of four to control the gas and take both bosses down.

Weasel

Timing damage to the gas phases once the monitors are out of reach.

Buddy and Lucy

Keeping the two Black Tusk warhounds' health balanced so neither overcharges.

DDP-52 Razorback

Disabling the SAM turrets in pairs, then taking apart the Razorback's vents, wings and batteries.

Requirements

Before you order a Division 2 Dark Hours boost, make sure you have:

  • A level 40 character. Need to get there first? See the Division 2 character leveling boost.

  • Your weekly loot status for Dark Hours, if you want the boss rewards this week.

  • For self-play, a raid-ready build, a headset and time for the full raid session.

How it works

  1. Choose your clear type, challenge, method and platform, then pick a seller's offer.

  2. Complete checkout. The seller contacts you on BoostRoom to agree on a raid time.

  3. For self-play, join the raid group with a headset. For piloted, the team runs the raid on your character.

  4. The team clears each encounter in order and updates you as the raid progresses.

  5. Check your rewards and progress in game, then confirm the order is complete.

How long a Division 2 Dark Hours boost takes

Every offer shows the seller's delivery time. A single encounter takes a short session, a full clear takes one raid session, and repeat clears add one session for each week in the order. A flawless run or a full teddy bear hunt adds extra time.

Division 2 Dark Hours boost FAQ

Does a Dark Hours clear include Eagle Bearer?

No. A clear covers the completed raid, while Eagle Bearer follows the game's normal loot rules. Order the Division 2 Eagle Bearer boost if you want the rifle itself.

Can I order only the Razorback?

Yes, where the offer includes single encounters. It suits players who only need the final fight or its weekly loot.

Why order repeat clears?

Raid boss loot is limited each week, so repeat clears give you a new set of weekly rewards every time the raid resets.

Can I play the raid myself?

Yes. On a self-play order you take one of the eight slots, and the team covers the roles and callouts you need for each encounter.

Can I learn the raid instead?

Yes. Division 2 coaching walks you through each encounter and your role before your own group runs it.

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