Know what the run means.

Everytime your character hits 20% experience marker (so 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% and 100%) you need to spin the wheel on the website and that wheel will decide what your character must do right now.

You will have multiple challenges at once sometimes as some challenges require more time to complete. You do not need to mark them complete on the website.

However, if you decide to skip and spin again it will be displayed in your characters' history record which is public.

At level 10 you unlock the chance to do your class challenge. You do not have to do it at level 10 but the longer you wait the more restricted will your class be as you unlock a class reward in form of not being punished.

For instance, hunters are not allowed to use their pets until they pass their class trial.

As of hitting level 20 you no longer need to spin the wheel as now you will be presented by a contract board instead. You will be needing to complete contracts in order to receive seals that must be done before progressing to level 40. So pretty simple: accept contracts -> complete contracts -> gather seals -> proceed to level 40.

The amount of seals required is stated in the dashboard. Many of these contracts are slightly challenging but will also help you in the long run.

Once you are level 40 you are free from contracts. However, you will now need to complete the 5 long quests that will prove yourself worthy to your faction in forms of:
- Strength
- Endurance
- Sacrifice
- Courage
- Discipline

This is where you have to become creative.

Once you create your character, sign it up on the website by either signing in with an email or play as a guest. You only have to input your character once and update its level and experience percentage once as each wheel spin means 20% increase in level.

The character name, realm, region, faction, class, and other requested information must be entered correctly.

Once a run has started, the registered character cannot be replaced by another character. You can always use the same name for a character, however you need to declare your old character dead.

Any death recognized by World of Warcraft counts, including deaths caused by mistakes, lag, disconnects, or game bugs.

A challenge cannot be skipped simply because it is difficult, inconvenient, dangerous, or time-consuming.

Challenges must remain active for their stated duration or until their completion requirement has been fulfilled.

When several challenges are active, the player must follow all of them at the same time.

Declaring death locks gameplay actions. An admin may reverse an accidental declaration.

A dead character may not continue the same run, even if the character can later be restored or transferred.

The player must mark the character as dead and accurately record the level reached.

A run is completed when the character reaches the maximum level or another official completion objective displayed on the website.

The game relies on players truthfully following challenges and recording their progress. This is fully for pleasure (or torture).

Accepted and skipped wheel results are permanently shown in the character history.

Completed, failed, skipped, and active challenges must be recorded accurately.

Players must not alter character information, challenge results, or progress records to create a misleading run.

Screenshots, videos, or streams may be used to document a run but are not required unless stated for a competition or community event.

Accept the wheel’s decision, play honestly, and allow every run to create its own story.

Your challenges may not negatively impact others experience. For instance getting a rather horrible wheel spin inside a dungeon that makes you have to go out of the dungeon to gather ores for 20 minutes is not a good experience for others. These challenges automatically then pause until you leave the dungeon.