Division 2 Leveling and Progression

Which Division 2 leveling service do you need?

Each service covers one type of progress. Match your goal to the right page:

Character level, SHD level and Expertise: how they differ

The Division 2 tracks progress in several separate systems, so each of our Division 2 leveling services targets one of them.

• Character level runs from 1 to 40 for each character. Reaching 40 opens the endgame, and from then on your XP turns into SHD levels.

• SHD level keeps rising after 40 and is shared by every level 40 character on your account. Each level adds a permanent bonus point in your SHD Watch, such as weapon damage, armor or skill haste.

• Expertise is also account-wide. A higher Expertise level lets you upgrade individual weapons and gear pieces to stronger stats.

• Specializations, the campaign and the Season Pass are separate unlocks with their own progress, which is why they have their own services.

When you compare SHD offers, check the wording: adding 1,000 SHD levels is a different order from reaching SHD level 1,000.

Before you order

• Your starting point: note your character level, SHD level, Expertise and specialization progress, so you order the exact range you need.

• Expansion access: campaign orders for Warlords of New York, Battle for Brooklyn or Echoes of Central Park need that expansion on your account.

• Classified Assignments: you need to own each assignment you want completed. A completion order doesn't include access to it.

• Platform: choose PC, PlayStation or Xbox, because offers and prices are listed per platform.

Self-play or piloted leveling

Most Division 2 leveling services come in two methods:

• Self-play: you join the booster's group and play together. It suits the campaign, Classified Assignments and Journey missions you want to experience yourself.

• Piloted: the booster completes the order on your character while you take a break. It suits long grinds such as SHD levels, Expertise and specialization points.

Each offer shows the methods it supports and its delivery time, so you can compare them before you choose.

Division 2 leveling FAQ

Does a level 40 boost include SHD levels or Expertise?

No. A character leveling boost covers your character level only. Add an SHD leveling boost or an Expertise leveling boost if you want those too.

Do I need Warlords of New York to reach level 40?

No. You can reach level 40 and play the main endgame activities without it. You only need an expansion to play that expansion's campaign and areas.

Do SHD levels carry over to my other characters?

Yes. SHD level and Expertise are account-wide, so a new level 40 character on the same account gets the same bonuses.

Is the Season boost the same as Manhunt?

No. The Season boost covers Season Pass levels and Journey missions. Manhunt Scouts and the Climax mission are activity completions, so they sit in Division 2 raids and endgame.

Can I combine several Division 2 leveling services?

Yes. Many players order a character leveling boost first, then SHD or Expertise leveling once they reach 40. Order each service separately, or choose a bundle where a seller offers one.

How long does Division 2 leveling take?

It depends on the service and the range. A single campaign or a short level range is usually the quickest order, while large SHD and Expertise packages take longer. Each offer shows its delivery time before you order.

More Division 2 boosting

• Division 2 gear and exotics: builds, gear sets, named items and exotic weapons for your new level 40 agent.

• Division 2 raids and endgame: raid, incursion and endgame mode clears.

• Division 2 Conflict boost: Conflict rank progression for PvP.

• Division 2 Dark Zone boost: Dark Zone levels, landmarks and extractions.

• All Division 2 boosting