My current understanding of RAF and multiboxing

[dubiox]

Well if you are rich I think you could hub and spoke from accountA, then grant from BCD to A and account xfer to E.

It's grant per two levels right? So for every team boosted to 60 (80 boosts ABCD, A RAFs BCD) you would have BCD * 60/2 levels to grant, 90 levels. So after you grant a 60 for E that leaves 30 levels. So for every two teams boosted to 60 you get an extra toon. So there are mage,lock,sham,warr,rogue,pally,priest,hunter,drui d, so 9 classes (plus DK). So you could level 8 teams of 5 and then grant and transfer just four toons of the last class, saving a small amount of time boosting (and ending up short one toon of one class, but that is no big deal).

Not sure why the other posters stopped at 59. I have three 60s with a few minutes /played so I know you can grant to 60.

I think granting is pretty much overrated. Seems to me that the 3x XP is the main benefit of RAF.

-K

[EvoX]

I stopped at 59 and 95% out of fear that reaching level 60 would be the cutoff for RAF. I didn't want to boost all the way to 60 and learn the hard way that crossing the line to 60 made granting unavailable. /shrug

Regarding hub & spoke, the difference of level 30 vs 31 amounts to roughly 15-20 min of boosting. I had considered this as well, but the cost of the transfers being double the cost of an extra account over the RAF period was my reason for suggesting the method above. It isnt as fast, but less expensive and much easier to manage/keep track of.