Division 2 Raids and Endgame

Which Division 2 raid or endgame boost do you need?

Each activity has its own page with its own options. Pick the content you want completed:

What a Division 2 raid and endgame boosting order covers

Read the completion target on each offer, because the same activity can be sold in very different ways:

• Standard clear: the full activity, or a single encounter such as the last boss, completed once.

• Repeat clears: several runs in one order, useful for weekly loot and farming.

• Challenges: flawless clears, commendations, trophies and collectibles, which take more time and cost more than a standard clear.

• Fixed amounts: a set number of Escalation Tokens, Countdown Requisition Credits or NSA Tech, delivered as a balance rather than as runs.

A clear guarantees the completion, not a particular drop. To order a specific weapon such as Eagle Bearer or Ouroboros, see Division 2 gear and exotics.

Before you order

Check these points so your Division 2 raid and endgame boosting order starts on time:

• A level 40 agent: raids, incursions and Legendary content need one, and self-play runs need a build that fits the difficulty.

• Weekly loot status: tell the seller if you have already looted the activity this week, because some rewards only drop once per week.

• Mode access: check the offer for any balance or progress the activity needs, such as the Escalation Token balance for your tier or the floor you have reached in the Summit.

• Expansion access: Central Park activities need the Echoes of Central Park expansion.

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

Self-play or piloted runs

Division 2 raid and endgame boosting comes in two methods:

• Self-play: you take one slot in the group and the booster team fills the rest, from an eight-player raid team to a four-player incursion squad. You play every encounter and get the loot yourself.

• Piloted: the booster completes the run on your character while you take a break. It suits repeat clears, token farming and long endgame grinds.

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

Division 2 raid and endgame boosting 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 Eagle Bearer boost if you want the weapon itself.

Can I play the raid myself with the booster team?

Yes. Choose a self-play offer and you take one slot in the raid group while the team covers the other roles and callouts.

Can I order only the last boss?

Yes, where the offer includes single encounters. It is a quicker order than a full clear and suits players who only need the final boss for their weekly loot.

Does a Summit floor 100 clear include floors 1 to 99?

No. Floor 100 offers cover that floor only. Check the floor access the offer needs before you order.

Is the Manhunt boost the same as the Season Pass?

No. The Manhunt boost covers Scouts and the Climax mission. Season Pass levels and Journey missions are in the Division 2 Season boost.

Can I learn the raid mechanics instead?

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

More Division 2 boosting

• Division 2 gear and exotics: raid and incursion exotics, builds and gear sets.

• Division 2 leveling and progression: level 40, SHD levels and Expertise before your first raid.

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

• Division 2 rent a gamer: book experienced players by the hour to fill your raid group.

• All Division 2 boosting