New World Reputation Boosting Service

If players put in the necessary time and effort to level up their reputation in New World’s factions, they can get a slew of fancy cosmetic equipment and titles for their character. The game has three factions—all competing for dominance in the land of Aeternum. Whether one chooses to side with the Covenant, Marauders, or Syndicate is up to them. Each faction is vying for control sections on the map, and they all provide exclusive armor and weapons for their players once they gain a high Faction Reputation. Should buyers let sellers use their New World account to level up their reputation, they can have their Faction quests done while gaining rewards.

Reputation Levels

The ranking system for reputation is relatively straightforward. Champions in New World get a starting rank for their selected faction. Players can rank up and increase the reputation level cap limit by doing faction quests that boost their reputation. These can be done by questing, gaining PvP kills, and other in-game activities.

There are five reputation levels in New World:

• Rank 1: The Starting reputation.
• Rank 2: Players that have 3,000 Faction Reputation.
• Rank 3: Players that have 11,000 Faction Reputation.
• Rank 4: Players that have 26,000 Faction Reputation.
• Rank 5: Players that have 49,000 Faction Reputation.

Is it Possible to Get Rewards From Each Faction?

The main reward players get from grinding Faction Reputation levels is decent gear that gets better each time they rank up; it’s possible to get rewards from each faction in the game. What’s excellent about leveling up Faction Reputation is it doesn’t necessarily proc a quest—meaning you won’t be forced to do one of the main quests in New World while starting a Faction-related quest. As said previously, adventurers must join one of three factions: the Covenant, Marauders, and the Syndicate. Whichever faction a buyer picks will influence who their allies are in PvP and the rewards they can purchase from their respective faction shop.

The reward differences from factions are cosmetic only, so buyers don’t have to worry about choosing a faction with inferior rewards compared to the others. They can get rewards from each faction, but players can only change their faction once every 60 days. If two factions are at war during the switching process, buyers cannot switch to the faction that’s currently winning the war.