Onslaught

Onslaught Boosting in World of Tanks

Onslaught is a competitive 7v7 mode in World of Tanks where players advance through a ranked system by earning Rating Points.

There are six ranks: Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Champion, and Legendary. Competition becomes more demanding as you move up the ranking.

Our Onslaught boosting service lets you order progression toward your chosen rank. Depending on the package, you can also add options such as Hold Rank and Weekly Missions.

Onslaught Ranks and Rating Points

The four main ranks are split into five divisions, with 100 Rating Points between divisions. Champion and Legendary follow a different progression system.

Iron
Rating: 0–500 Rating Points
Difficulty: Easy

Bronze
Rating: 500–1,000 Rating Points
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Silver
Rating: 1,000–1,500 Rating Points
Difficulty: Moderate

Gold
Rating: 1,500–2,000 Rating Points
Difficulty: Moderate to Hard

Champion
Rating: 2,000+ Rating Points
Difficulty: Hard

Legendary
Requirement: Top 15% of the Champion leaderboard
Difficulty: Very Hard

Rating Points can increase or decrease depending on battle results and progression rules. Defeats, draws, and leaving a battle early can reduce your Rating Points. From Silver rank upward, inactivity can also result in Rating Point loss.

Legendary is particularly competitive because it is limited to the top 15% of players on the Onslaught Leaderboard. The leaderboard is dynamic, so maintaining Legendary requires keeping your position against other Champion-level players.

What Does Hold Rank Mean?

Hold Rank is intended for players who want to maintain their achieved Onslaught progression after reaching the target rank.

This is particularly relevant for Silver, Gold, Champion, and Legendary, where inactivity can reduce Rating Points. At higher ranks, losing Rating Points can affect your position and, for Legendary, your place on the leaderboard.

Selecting Hold Rank is intended to protect the achieved progression rather than treating the target rank as reached only once.

What Do You Need Before Ordering?

Make sure your account meets the required conditions before an Onslaught boosting order begins.

For Champion and Legendary packages, you need:

• At least 2 suitable Tier X tanks.
• An active World of Tanks Premium Account.
• At least 3,000,000 credits available on the account.
• A 100% crew with at least two trained skills for each required tank.
• 250 Gold for changing equipment when necessary.

Having the required vehicles, credits, and crew ready before the order starts helps avoid delays during the boosting process.

Important: Do Not Play Onslaught During an Active Order

After placing an Onslaught boosting order, do not play Onslaught yourself while the order is in progress.

Your own battles can change the Rating Points and progression being worked on. This can interfere with the ordered target and make the planned progression harder to maintain.

Leave your Onslaught progression untouched until the order has been completed.

What Rewards Can You Earn in Onslaught?

Onslaught rewards are tied to several progression systems.

Seasonal Rank Rewards

As you advance through the ranks, you can receive seasonal customization rewards, including the progressive Undying Flame 2D style, additional style elements, Dog Tag items, badges, and other rank-related rewards.

Champion and Legendary players can also receive additional daily Bond rewards.

The current Onslaught rules provide 25 Bonds per day for Champion and 50 Bonds per day for Legendary while the applicable leaderboard position is maintained.

Weekly Missions

Onslaught also includes weekly missions with additional rewards during the season. The current rules include five consecutive missions, with rewards available as you progress through the chain. Completing the full mission chain can provide an improved equipment reward.

If Weekly Missions are included in your selected service package, this option can be added to your Onslaught order.

Year of the Phoenix: Annual Rewards

The current 2026–2027 Onslaught cycle is the Year of the Phoenix.

Its main annual reward is Fireborn, a Tier X Chinese heavy tank based on the BZ-75. The annual progression also includes progressive 3D styles, medals, badges, and other rewards.

Annual progression is based on Onslaught Colors earned across the three seasons. You can collect up to six Colors per season, for a maximum of 18 during the full annual cycle.

3 Onslaught Colors
Annual reward: Iron Phoenix

6 Onslaught Colors
Annual reward: Bronze Phoenix

9 Onslaught Colors
Annual reward: Silver Phoenix + Fireborn progression

12 Onslaught Colors
Annual reward: Gold Phoenix

15 Onslaught Colors
Annual reward: Year of the Phoenix Champion

18 Onslaught Colors
Annual reward: Year of the Phoenix Legendary + full Legendary progression

The highest thresholds unlock the most advanced versions of the Fireborn progressive 3D style and additional commemorative rewards.

Onslaught Bond Store

Onslaught also has a dedicated Bond-based reward system. Reaching higher ranks unlocks additional tiers of items, while higher progression can provide better access or discounts depending on the current season's rules.

Available rewards can include rare vehicles, improved equipment, and 3D styles. The inventory can change between seasons, so the current in-game Onslaught Store is the definitive source for available items.

How Onslaught Progression Works

Your progression depends on Rating Points and your current position in the ranked system.

The main factors are:

• Victories — increase your progression.
• Defeats and draws — can reduce Rating Points.
• Leaving a battle early — can result in Rating Point loss.
• Inactivity — affects players in Silver rank and above.
• Leaderboard position — determines access to the Legendary rank.

Under the current rules, inactivity penalties apply from Silver upward. Players receive Activity Charges from battles, and these charges are consumed over time. When the Activity Bar is empty, Rating Points can be deducted depending on the player's rank.

Which Onslaught Rank Should You Choose?

Choose your target rank based on the result you want from the service.

Gold covers 1,500–2,000 Rating Points and is substantially more demanding than the lower ranks.

Champion requires at least 2,000 Rating Points and represents a significantly higher level of competition.

Legendary is the most competitive target. It is limited to the top 15% of players on the Champion leaderboard, so reaching Champion alone does not mean that you have reached Legendary. Your leaderboard position must be maintained.

If you are unsure which target is appropriate, choose the rank based on the rewards and competitive status you need rather than automatically selecting the highest available package.