WoW Engineering Guide - WoW Trade Skill Guides, 3.2 and Beyond

Engineering as a profession has been in World of Warcraft since the beginning. This guide will take you through the leveling process of this profession as smoothly and efficiently as possible, as well as give useful tips and information on additional content added to it in the past few years.
Introduction to Engineering in WoW

At the dawn of World of Warcraft Engineering used to be a profession mainly focused on its usefulness specifically for PvP, (Player vs Player). But that is not the case anymore. This profession has had a lot of changes in the past few major content releases of World of Warcraft with a lot of cool new additions to attract all kinds of players in general. Epic head gear, useful trinkets, guns, bullets, arrows, scopes, ability to use cool gadgets, portable mailbox/repair bots are some of the things that come to my mind. And not to forget, "THE EPIC Mechano Hog"

Engineering is best coupled with mining as your secondary profession similar to Jewelcrafting which also benefits a lot from mining, unlike Inscription or Alchemy which benefit a lot more with having herbalism as your secondary profession. The reason is quite obvious here. You would need a lot of ores/bars of different kinds varying from old school stuff in Azeroth upto Northrend. The sheer amount of gold required to be invested would itself make it a smart choice to go with mining as your 2nd profession, although it's not mandatory if you have the money supply coming from one of your other characters to fund you through.

Taking up Engineering as your profession not only allows you to make cool gadgets, bombs etc.. but also craft your own mounts to travel around the world, be it ground mounts or flying. Also similar to some other crafting professions like Tailoring or Leatherworking, Engineering also gives you an option to choose a specialization which are either Goblin or Gnomish. Each of these has its own advantages and disadvantages which we will discuss in detail later. But it's not going to be a game breaker if you choose one over the other.

Having said that much for introduction, let's get straight down to business...

Getting Started: Approximate Engineering Materials required
•Rough Stone - 40
•Copper Bar - 100
•Weak Flux - 50
•Coarse Stone - 15
•Linen Cloth - 39
•Bronze Bar - 120
•Moss Agate - 40
•Heavy Stone - 40
•Wool Cloth - 80
•Medium Leather - 20
•Steel Bar - 4
•Solid Stone - 180
•Mithril Bar - 140
•Mageweave Cloth - 12
•Dense Stone - 40
•Thorium Bar - 130
•Runecloth - 20
•Fel Iron Bar - 95
•Mote of Earth - 20
•Mote of Fire - 10
•Adamantite Bar - 40
•Netherweave Cloth - 30
•Cobalt Bar - 284
•Frostweave Cloth - 8
•Crystallized Water - 43
•Crystallized Earth - 10
•Borean Leather - 14
•Eternal Shadow - 7
•Saronite Bar - 340
•Skinning Knife - 25
•Minning Pick - 25
•Blacksmithing Hammer - 25
Note: While leveling up engineering you would notice that items go from "red" to "green" very quickly as compared to other professions. And the number of skill points you would get is quite random. So I would suggest buying the mats as and when required.

Apprentice Engineering: 1 - 50
First thing you should do is get yourself one of these, Blacksmith Hammer and keep it with you in your bags all the time. A majority of items which you will be creating with Engineering would require your character to be in possession of a Blacksmith Hammer and in proximity to an anvil. You can get it from any general vendor or trade supplies vendor that can be found in all major cities. You can also buy it from Blacksmith Supplies vendors, who are normally found next to Blacksmith trainers.

Learn Apprentice Engineering from any of the trainers found in major cities.

1 - 30: Grab some Rough Stone and make Rough Blasting Powder till you reach 30. You would require to make around 40 of these since the recipe turns yellow at 20.

31 - 50: Keep making Handful of Copper Bolts till you hit 50 skill points. You would end up making 34 of these approximately. Save these, you will need them later.

Journeyman Engineering: 51 - 125
51: Make an Arclight Spanner at this point.
52 - 75: Make 24 of Copper Tube.

76 - 85: Grab some Coarse Stone and make 15 Coarse Blasting Powder. Save these again, you will be using it right away.

86 - 90: 5x Coarse Dynamite. Most of the stuff that you would be making at low levels will hardly sell on the Auction House. Keep this in mind.

91 - 100: Make 12 Copper Modulator.

101 - 105: Make 5 Practice Lock to get to 105. If you happen to play a rogue, you could make more of these to skill up your lockpicking.

106 - 120: Keep making Bronze Tubes till you reach the desired skill level which is 120. You would probably have to make 17 of these.

121 - 125: Make 5 Standard Scope to get to 125 and finish your Journeyman part of skilling up.

Expert Engineering: 126 - 200
126 - 150: Things start to get a little complicated from here on. You would need to make 40 of Heavy Blasting Powder and 20 of Whirring Bronze Gizmo. You would be needing them both later on. Making the given amount would get you to 150.

151 - 155: 20 of Bronze Framework here. Keep in mind that you may probably reach 160 skill points or even more. So if you do stop making these and proceed further, make more later on only if you need them.

156 - 175: Make 20 Explosive Sheep to get to 175. I know, Blizzard comes up with funny names sometimes :)

176: 1 x Gyromatic Micro-Adjustor. This may or may not give you skill point but it would be needed later on. Just have to make one of these items.

177 - 195: Make around 90 Solid Blasting Powder. Save these again. You will need them later.

196 - 200: Around 7 Mithril Tubes here to get to 200.

Artisan Engineering: 201 - 280
This is the point where you get to choose one of the specializations that the profession has to offer. At 200 skill level you can choose to specialize in Gnomish or Goblin Engineering. The main difference between the two is that Goblin Engineering focuses on the ability to craft different kinds of bombs, while Gnomish Engineering focuses on quirky gadgets and trinkets. Some items would require a specific specialization to use them while others don't. Fortunately, most recipes crafted by one specialization can be used by both.

Here's a list of recipes that are specific to each of the specializations:

•Goblin Engineering Recipes
•Gnomish Engineering Recipes
Another difference would be the respective teleporters for each specialization and their locations. Gnomish Engineers can learn to teleport themselves to Gadgetzan (In Tanaris) and Toshley's Station (In Blade's Edge Mountains) at level 260 and 350 in Engineering respectively. Goblin Engineers have the option of Everlook (In Winterspring) and Area 52 (In Netherstorm). You can visit the teleporter operator with the appropriate skill level and specialization and the trainers would teach you the schematics for free.

And finally if you wish to change your specialization at a later stage, you can do so by visiting the respective trainers and unlearn the specialization for a fee of 150 gold. Ultimately it's a matter of personal choice. Go with what you feel suits your playstyle and what you feel would be fun and enjoyable.

201 - 210: Now the real mithril madness begins. Make around 12 Unstable Triggers to get to 210.

211 - 225: Hi-Impact Mithril Slugs upto 225. You might have to make around 17 of them.

226 - 235: Make 20 Mithril Casings here. Save these too since you will need them later on.

236 - 245: 10 of Hi-Explosive Bomb. Quite useful at low levels for some extra damage or useful to get out of sticky situations.

246 - 250: 7 Mithril Gyro-Shot to get to 250.

251 - 260: Make 20 Dense Blasting Powder and save them for future use. If you dont happen to reach 260 by making these make some more of Mithril Gyro-Shot you previously made to get there.

261 - 280: Keep making Thorium Widget till you reach 280.

Master Engineering: 281 - 350
You can go to either Outland or Northrend to train yourself now. Refer to the trainer's link above for a list of Engineering trainers.

281 - 285: Thankfully you wont be needing too much thorium while you are leveling. Can quickly switch to fel iron stuff once you hit 300 skill level. Make 5 Thorium Tube.

286 - 300: Use the Dense Blasting Powder you made before along with 40 Thorium bars and make 20 Thorium Shells. These can be sold to fellow hunters for some good profit.

Now it's time for Fel Iron. Things are a little less complicated from now on although you would need to shell out a lot of money if you don't have mining as your secondary profession.

301 - 310: Grab 50 Fel Iron Bars and make 50 Handful of Fel Iron Bolts.

311 - 320: Get Motes of Earth and Motes of Fire and make 10 Elemental Blasting Powder. Also, make 15 of Fel Iron Casing. Save them both as you will be using them soon. If you dont happen to reach 320, get there by making Fel Iron Bombs.
321 - 325: Use the Fel Iron Casing you just made along with the Handful of Fel Iron Bolts and Heavy Stock to make 5 Fel Iron Musket. This gun can be quite useful while leveling in Outland until you get another one with better stats on them.

326 - 335: Now use the Elemental Blasting Powder you made along with Handful of Fel Iron Bolts and Adamantite bar to make 10 Adamantite Grenade.

336 - 350: Finally make White Smoke Flare. Keep making these till you reach 350. Here is the recipe location for this item.

Grandmaster Engineering: 351 - 450
351 - 370: Most of the stuff that you would be making now would be used right away to skill up. Make Handful of Cobalt Bolts till you have 50 of them.

Note: When you craft Handful of Cobalt Bolts you can get 1 or 3 bolts because of its random nature.

371 - 377: Keep making Volatile Blasting Trigger till you have atleast 18 of them. Keep a check on your inventory.

Tip: You can use you "Engineering-Skinning" ability to scavenge any mechanical mob in Northrend to get some of these. Try Library Guardians in Storm Peaks.

378 - 385: Make 10 Overcharged Capacitor. Save all the above items along with this to make the next couple of stuff.

386 - 390: Get to 390 by making Explosive Decoy using some of the Volatile Blasting Trigger along with Frostweave Cloth. You would probably have to make around 8 of these.

391 - 400: Make 15 Froststeel Tube. If you happen to reach 400 then stop making them and only make more if you need it later on.

401 - 405: 5 of Diamond-cut Refractor Scope. Sells well on the AH since most hunters will be using them.

406 - 410: Make 5 Box of Bombs to get to 410.

Now comes the real money making part of this profession.

411 - 415: 15 of Mammoth Cutters. These things are used by almost all hunters that are into hardcore raiding. So you will definitely sell these for a lot of profit.

416 - 425: Craft some Saronite Razorheads. Will need to make around 25 to get to 425 skill level. Same as above will sell for a fortune.

Tip: Try to make good money by selling Mammoth Cutters and Saronite Razorheads asap. It is rumored that the whole ammunition system of hunters might be revamped soon in the coming few patches. So make good use of it while you can.

426 - 430: Make around 7 of Mechanized Snow Goggles. If you happen to be a Goblin Engineer you can skip this and make Goblin Thermal Sapper Charge upto 435. If not proceed down to the next part.

431 - 435: 5 of these - Noise Machine. A very nice and useful trinket that can be used by yourself if you happen to play a caster or can be sold to other fellow Engineers.

436 - 450: This last part is a little bit tricky. You can keep making Gnomish Army Knife all the way to 450. Although at 440 you can make your epic Engineering Helm. So if you want to get to 450 anyhow I'd suggest waiting on making that epic helm until you reach 445. Reason being there are ony green recipes at that point while the Epic Goggles are still orange to you.

Goodluck on your journey to 450 in Engineering. Hope you liked this guide and could pick up some useful tips from it. So long then...

Rogue Uldaman Farming Gold Guide

The age old question: "What's the best way to farm gold?" Well, it all depends on who you ask. With Silithus open now, there are lots of business ventures selling drops there for eager reputation-seekers, however I stumbled upon a very great place to farm gold. Unfotunately, only Rogues and perhaps Druids can farm it. Uldaman.

There are several bosses, chests and other loot you can grab in this instance. Personally farming this place even now, I can tell you I have a Dagger specced Rogue, with Preparation, Cold Blood and Improved Backstab/Ambush as well as Improved Sap. It is a great build for farming because you have Preparation to kill your timers and Improved Sap to stay in Stealth. There are numerous bosses as mentioned, with varying degrees of difficulty. The beauty of Uldaman farming is that you can choose what bosses you want to tackle, and which you don't. This guide helps you with the ones that give you the most buck for your bang.

Note: The objectives numbered here do not necessarily match the numbers listed on the Atlas Mod map. Cross-reference with the map's list to be sure you're in the right place.

Without further ado, let's get started.

Preparations:

1.Get the Atlas Mod. It gives you a map of Uldaman in-game so you're never lost. If you don't care to add a mod, we've included the map for you here

2.Use Crippling Poison. I use Rank 1 as it is very cheap and still gets the job done. Using Rank 2 seems to kill profit margins.

3.Bring Blind Powder, Flash Powder for Vanish, and if you are Rank 6 or higher, purchase Combat Healing Potions from your faction's PvP hall.

4.Try to use conjured mage food instead of real food to save money, and bring heavy runecloth bandages.

5.AutoBindOnPickup mod from Cosmos helps loot all stuff off the monsters quickly without the Binds when Picked Up dialogue box popping up.

6.Level 60. I have not tested this out with anything lower but level 60 is a sure bet not to aggro anything in the dungeon.

7.Enchanting. You can still do this if you don't have enchanting but you can score big money off disenchanting the blue items and selling them in the Auction House (Even level one enchanting can disenchant the stuff that drops.)

8.The Defiler's Talisman (trinket) absorbs 400-600 physical damage. This is very useful with a very low timer so it can help out if you need an extra edge against a boss. I use this pretty liberally since the timer is low.
Objective 1: The Three Dwarves

Easiest encounter in the game. I don't use any timers for this. Not Cold Blood, not Evasion, nor Vanish. Walk to their location and kill Baelog first, then Olaf, then Eric the Swift. Don't even need a run-down of this since it's so easy. You can also just do runs for the Three Dwarves since Eric the Swift drops Swiftness Potions 100% of the time. I did a bunch of solo runs jut for the Dwarves because we needed Swiftness Potions for Warsong Gulch.

Lots of times you will get nothing but their usual crap, but I have had some nice blue BoE's and BoP's drop. Loot Baelog's Chest on the table for Gni'Kiv Medallion (you'll need this later). Read his book on the lore of how to summon Ironaya, or just read on!

Objective 2: Revelosh

Another easy boss. Revelosh doesn't drop any great items, but he does drop Staff of Tsol which combines with the Gni'Kiv Medallion from Three Dwarves to summon Ironaya. But anyways, let's get to it.

The Fight: He's got two adds - Stonevault Rockchewer and Oracle. Also, some dinky Ambushers run in and out of the room every 10 seconds so just time it right and you can pull Revelosh to a corner and not aggro extra things (but the Ambushers are non-elite and have very low health, so just burn 'em down in a few hits if you aggro one or two of them). Sap the Rockchewer, and then start beating on Revelosh. A few seconds into the fight he will start casting lightning. Kick him when that happens and then pull him to a corner so you don't aggro more things. Oracle will try to heal him at some point - either try to burn Revelosh down before the heal lands or switch targets and Kick or Gouge the Oracle and finish off Revelosh. Kill the Oracle quickly as well, and then take down the Rockchewer as soon as he is out of Sap.

Objective 3: Ironaya

Ironaya is a moderate boss in a room off of the Map Room. In order to open her chamber, you have to kill Revelosh (Objective 2) and loot the Shaft of Tsol as well as kill the Three Dwarves (Objective 1) and loot the Medallion from Baelog's Chest. Once you have both items, right click either of them to create the Staff of Prehistoria.

Enter the Map Room east of Ironaya's chamber and you will find the Keystone. You can freely stealth up to it and right click the Keystone. A fun event unfolds as the staff shines a beam on the door which opens and Ironaya stomps out. You may want to clear out a couple troggs before you summon her to give you more room to fight, but if you're close enough to the door when you attack Ironaya it isn't necessary.

The Fight: As soon as you stick the staff into the keystone, haul arse up to the door. Stealth as soon as you can. You can tab-target Ironaya even before the doors open. As soon as the doors open try to target her ASAP and Cheap-shot her. Cheap-shot and Kidney shot work, but Blind and Gouge she is immune to. When she's moving again draw her back into her chamber where there's no chance of adds. I usually hit Evasion early and use Cold Blood, Eviscerate, and then next 5 combo points I Kidney shot and Bandage up. I finish her off with Eviscerate again (use potions, Defiler's trinket if necessary) and she goes down without too many problems.

Objective 4: Chest #1

There are two chests in Uldaman that can spawn. This chest is very easy to get to, and it's a 100% spawn. Atlas map number six, or labeled as Master Enchanter Annora - this spot is filled with little silithid buggers. Fortunately, they're not elites. The main thing here is to pop Evasion right at the start and make sure you're always auto-attacking someone. I use right-click to change targets every time I kill one of them, and only use 1 Sinister Strike per mob.

Once all of the little buggers have died, there is a chest in a crevice in the wall, and the Master Enchanter (friendly) comes out of hiding. You also need lockpicking to open the chest.

Objective 5: Chest #2

This chest is the room in the middle of the instance. It is not a 100% spawn, so always check if it is there before clearing the mobs in that room.

This chest is tricky, but once mastered it's easy to get to. There is a Stone Steward who patrols the room. He exits the room at both ends, however he spends a much longer time at one end than the other. When he is at the doorway of the west exit of the room, distract him there so he spends a few more seconds staring into open space before continuing to exit the room. As soon as you distract him, start clearing the adds.

The Fight: There are six adds in total. Two casters called Earthen Sculptors (they are white, easy to spot) and four melee called Earthen Rocksmashers (black). As soon as you distract the big Stone Steward, Ambush the white Sculptors (or any other kind of damage, they have little health so Cheap Shot and Garrote are somewhat useless). Take out the two Sculptors and then pull the rest of the Rocksmashers into a corner of the room. Now even when the Steward walks by, he won't aggro you.

Take down the Rocksmashers one by one. Try not to burn Evasion, but if you are having difficulty with this encounter and feel the need to use it, use it right at the beginning when all four adds are still alive. You will evade more attacks and make full use of Evasion. Just spam SS and Eviscerate and take them down one by one. This chest is locked, so you need Lockpicking fairly high (200's or so) to open it.

Objective 6: Galgann Firehammer

Galgann is probably the toughest boss to farm in Uldaman (with my Rogue, at least). He has two adds with him which you need to Sap and Blind and then work on Galgann. I can take him down if I use Blind on the second add, and use Evasion + Cold Blood on him, but I don't like wasting so many reagents and timers on one boss, especially if he doesn't drop anything amazing. However, with different builds and weapons, Sword/Mace Rogues may find many fights harder or easier depending on how they do damage.

The Fight: As mentioned, Sap one and Blind the other. Get to work on Galgann. He can't be Cheap-Shot or Kidney Shot, so your best bet is to open with Garrote or Ambush and spam SS until you can do an Eviscerate. The key is to down him before the adds can recover to hit you.

Objective 7: Grimlok

Grimlok is a very easy boss encounter even though you may first think otherwise. Use Atlas mod to find him, or refer to the screenshot of the Atlas Map provided. Now, before you reach him, you must take out three sets of guards. There is one Stonevault Brawler that sits at the entry-way of Grimlok's little room. He will stand at this doorway for a minute or so and then proceed to patrol to Grimlok and back to his post very slowly. The best thing is just to wait it out until he returns to his spot. After killing this first guy, you have four mobs to go - 2 groups of two.

Sap one, eliminate the other. Kill the sapped one. Rinse and repeat on the next pair. Once all the adds are gone, you are left with Grimlok, his two Stonevault adds and the Basilisk.

The Fight: Sap the Brawler. You can choose to Blind the Geomancer but if you have decent gear and are confident, just leave him to attack (he doesn't do much damage). I use an Ambush on Grimlok but you can Cheapshot him and Kidney Shot him. As a dagger Rogue I just Ambush, Sinister Strike a few times and Eviscerate until he's dead. Loot his stuff and sprint + vanish out. Usually I heal up in the empty hallway before I stealth out to the next objective.

Now all that is left to do is to sell your booty. Then of course come back and do it again. I hope you enjoy your forays into Uldaman!

Good Luck Rogue!

Super Easy Low Level Gold Guide

For Low Levels (Level 1+).

This is especially useful for : Players who want to develop a hefty stack of gold when starting on a new server, and Fellow AH freaks who do gold challenges.

Cooking quest (Clamlette Surprise), has been changed in 3.1 and teaches (Clamlette Magnifique – Item – World of Warcraft), a level 35req cooked food which has the stats of level 45req food, and requires only Clam Meat.

Interesting recipe for cooks, isn’t it ?

Let’s take a look at the quest to see what items it requires.

# Giant Egg (10)

# Zesty Clam Meat (10)

# Alterac Swiss (20)

We’ll focus our attention on the Alterac Swiss.

A quick lookup on wowhead : Alterac Swiss – Item – World of Warcraft

We notice the closest vendors are in Thousand Needles(Horde) or Dustwallow Marsh(Alliance), which are still pretty far away from Gadgetzan. (Actually, “Cavern’s of Time Inn Vendor also sells it.” – Thanks to [sync].)

So you’ll guess cooks would much rather buy them right in Gadgetzan, where they got the quest, than taking long flying paths or trips and going back.

But how are they gonna do it ? There’s no cheese vendor !

We’ll be the cheese vendors.

Walkthrough

We’ll buy stacks of Alterac Swiss, and sell them on the Neutral Auction House.

You can do this with LEVEL 1 characters, provided you have at least the 1g60s required for a stack, and 30 copper for mail.

I-Preparation

*Make a level 1 Tauren (or Blood Elf), park it at Thunder Bluff (or Silvermoon City)

*Make a level 1 Orc or Troll, park it at Booty Bay. If you’re not sure how to do this, check this :

< ([lvl 1] Trip to Booty Bay in about 5 minutes [Orc/Troll only])

II-Buying and Selling

*Using your ‘Cheese’ alt, buy as many stacks of Alterac Swiss as you wish. Mail them to your ‘Booty Bay’ alt.

*With said ‘Booty Bay’ character, post the Alterac Swiss on the AH. Shoot for 7g99s99c(500% return). Don’t ever go below 5g (310% return).

SELLING TIPS :

-Don’t sell more than 4 or 5 at a time; low supply helps keep the prices high.

-You can (and really should) use psychological pricing; with one alt, post a bunch of overpriced auctions, and with a second alt, post a few auctions at your desired selling price.

III-Reaping the Profits

*Enjoy your profits ! You’ve hopefully turned stacks worth 1g60s into stacks of 8g, which is 5 times your initial investment.

Final thoughts

There are few deals on the Auction House that give as much return as this one, so this will make you some fantastic gold until you’re in the hundreds.

Let’s think about it : it takes 2 minutes to put up 5 stacks of Alterac Swiss on Neutral AH. You invest 8g and get, worst case, 25 gold back.

That’s a 17 gold profit, in 2 minutes. Everybody understands this is good use of money.

Eventually you’ll hit a mark where you can start finding more worthwhile investments. But before that, there’s no match.

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Noob guide for World of Warcraft

* Pressing Shift + B opens up all of your packs. Makes selling easier. You can also shift-click any bag in the toolbar to open/close them all.

* Holding down Alt causes you to select yourself as the target for spells, buffs, etc. F1 does this as well. F2-F5 selects your fellow party members. If they have a pet, hitting their F key twice will select the pet.

* Be sure to log out inside of an Inn or major town to build up your rest bonus. This bonus is determined by how long you are in the rest area (capital cities count in their enterity) and caps at approximately 1.5 levels worth of xp doubling which takes about 2 weeks in a rest area to hit.

This time accrues whether you are logged in or not so ALWAYS log in an inn or capital city.

* Shift + Right click to auto loot kills, crafting nodes, chests, and any world object that can be manipulated.

* Shift + Left Click either posts an item into the chat window as a link if you have chat open, or it splits a stack of items. This can also be used to select how many of a non-stacked item you want to buy from a vendor.

* With a teammate targeted, typing /assist will fight what they target. In the default configuration, "F" will select their target. If you're running a pet, F1-F1-F will select whatever your pet is aggro'd on.

* Not so much at trick, but faction discounts apply to the flyers and trainers as well, so don't be so quick to throw away newbie quests that you forget to complete - they help out in the long run. Be aware that the reputation received from a quest drops off sharply when it goes grey, unless the quest is a high-profile one for that faction (i.e. Defias for Stormwind). Also, many quests give reputation bonuses in more than one faction; you see this a lot with Ironforge/Gnomeregan Exiles. Finally, if you hover over a quest-giving NPC, the game now tells you in the tooltiip which faction they're aligned with.

* The command /random # # makes dice rolls between the two numbers specified (ex: /random 1 100 will roll randomly (1-100)). It's useful for quests and such, as I always use it to roll for chests or veins of ore, etc.

* Go Swimming There are often chests at the bottom of lakes as well as mineral nodes that won't show up on radar until you are submerged. (the lake outside Loch Modan (sp) is Amazing for tier 1 and has 5 chest spawns that I have found so far)

* Increase the range of your "Target nearest" key. Go into your WTF folder and edit the Config.wtf file. Add the following line at the bottom:

SET TargetNearestDistance "40.000000"

* The Auction House will respond to you much quicker if you narrow your search range. If nothing else, use the level range boxes, and search by armor/weapon category. Also, using the text-string search box is the fastest way I've found to find consumables.

* <Armor> of the <Animal>: These are paired stat bonuses based on the animal type, and they will always have the same two stats paired. If you're looking for stat buffing armor, and you know what stats you want, search Auction House for the following animals:

Bear: Strength, Stamina (Warrior, Paladin)

Boar: Strength, Spirit (Decent for Troll Warriors (higher regen))

Eagle: Intellect, Stamina (Mage, Warlock, Priest)

Falcon: Intellect, Agility (Druid, Shaman)

Gorilla: Strength, Intellect (Druid, Shaman)

Monkey: Agility, Stamina (Hunter, Rogue)

Owl: Intellect, Spirit (Mage, Warlock, Priest)

Tiger: Strength, Agility (Decent for non-magic classes)

Whale: Spirit, Stamina (Maybe for a weird-build Pally...)

Wolf: Agility, Spirit (Hunter that wants mana back faster)

* To make fast cash when you're really bored, farm -5/-6 humanoid creatures. They drop Linen/Wool/Silk, all of which sell very well in AH if you put low buyouts. They also drop more copper/silver than comparable beasts, demons, dragonkin, or elementals.

* Mobs turn grey (no experience) at -7.

* Cooked food stacks to higher amounts than raw food. By training cooking, you can double a single slot's worth of storage, and get more benefit.

*While on autorun, hold down the right mouse button to steer. Easier to make small course corrections this way.

*If you train a new weapon skill, head to SW Tram station. Deeprun Rats spawn as fast as you can kill them in one corner of the station. I went from 20 - 60 skill in about 15 min.

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How to be an Alchemy in WoW

The information is main about the low level alchemy in WoW, and this is Goldceo, wish you have a good time in our website.

Alchemy allows the player to make potions for himself and others, and it is also able to transmute certain essences into different types of essences and gems into Meta Gems. As an alchemist your main source of materials comes from Herbalism. Alchemy is one of the most desired professions for raiders. Since you are able to make long duration, persist through death stat potions and healing/mana potions.

You should note: this is only for low level alchemy, just travel around the world picking herbs if you have herbalism otherwise, you should to buy them off the auction house follow all the paths, you need to go to go through every area of azeroth, you been to before if there not a path make a path look at land marks and stuff. Go into every dungeon you have ever been to on the way cause they have herbs too, sometimes make sure your groups are good if you take groups with you to the dungeons, they will steal all the herbs and you wont get none. but you can get all the herbs you need outside dungeons.

So you dont have to do that if you dont want to, when you get done hearth back to your favorite inn and, make the potions there or fly to where you need to go to make the potions. Most players prefer ironforge go to the alchemist trainer right next to him or her should be a alchemist supplier buy all the vials you need for the potions, you can just buy a stack of 20 vials each make each potion one at a time instead of create all, every potion you can make can be used by someone you can sell them or give them away in exchange for other profession services. go to the alchemist trainer eventually you will need to do this a bunch of times but it works

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Different Flavors of Arcane Mage in WoW

Welcome to wow-guide2009. Do you play WoW Online ? Do you know as a arcane mage , There are two flavors of arcane mage , Here we will introduce them to you , Hope you have a wonderful time on our site , Maybe you have found this article is from the forum . We collect this guide there . I think after you read the this article , You will find that it is important for you in WoW , So take a minute to have a look this short message , let's go :

An arcane have two different flavors .

1. First flavors can uses arcane missiles and arcane blast for its core DPS . Every few minutes , If the enemy gets to close or a pyroblast to open , it will throw in a fire blast for extra DPS , a frost nova . You can by using arcane blast to get the most DPS as an arcane mage . But this runs through a great deal of mana very quickly . It is better to use arcane missiles more often while the fight is going to be a long one , only use arcane blast . When you get a clearcasting proc while you are trying to burst an enemy down though arcane blast is usually better .

2. Second factor is your total spell damage . If you have a very large amount , arcane missiles is better because its coefficient is nearly twice that of arcane blast . This type of mage is really rather limited and requires very good gear , On the plus side , you have some of the highest burst damage in the game which makes it very good for one on one fights .

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How Stack the stats for Priest in WoW

In WoW, as we all know, what can be equipped for prist is only cloth (wow gold) , and most part cloth have spell power, Spirit and intellect inside, which fortunately are your three dominant stats that you should stack. so how to stack the stats is important.

Some players always doubts how to stack the stats, Should they stack intellect instead of spirit ? or even not to stack spirit. The answer in most player's opinions is that it is more beneficial to stack spirit than it is not to, and when levelling ( wow powerleveling ) you'll be hard pressed to find cloth gear that doesn't somehow contain a mix of spirit, spell power and intellect. In saying that,The choice of priority is to be given to Spirit, then spell power, then intellect in that order.

Spirit indirectly increases your spell power through talents such as Spiritual Guidance and Twisted Faith. Intellect will for most cases accompany gear that has spell power and/or spirit, so no particular attention needs to be paid to stack intellect while levelling. Also, Spell power should be prioritised first as it directly affects the output of your damage-dealing and healing spells. Spirit is next as it increases the level of mana regen you experience, thereby reducing downtime while levelling .

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Gear Guide to Level a WoW Priest

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Cloth is the only armour available for a priest to equip in WoW , and for the most part cloth will contain spell power, spirit and intellect, which fortunately are your three dominant stats that you should stack. A priest begins with being able to use wands and one-handed maces, with proficiencies in daggers and staffs being able to learned later on.

It is more beneficial to stack spirit than it is not to, and when levelling ( wow powerleveling ) you'll be hard pressed to find cloth gear that doesn't somehow contain a mix of spirit, spell power and intellect. your priest should be given to spell power, then spirit then intellect in that order.

The first gear should be Spell power , because it directly affects the output of your damage-dealing and healing spells . Then spirit , it increases the level of mana regen you experience, thereby reducing downtime while levelling . And Spirit also indirectly increases your spell power through talents such as Spiritual Guidance and Twisted Faith .Intellect will for most cases accompany gear that has spell power and/or spirit, so no particular attention needs to be paid to stack intellect while levelling.

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Tips for Helping You be Rich in WoW

This part I will introduce you the gold making professions in WoW , if you want to be a rich player in this game , please read the following information .

At level 80 Daily quests can give you the wow gold reward from Icecrown in an hour or two . Some give more, some give less. So seize the chance to do every daily quest . and you will make several hundred gold by adding all the cloth, greens and other crap that drops, add mining/herbalism, and raise the amount of daily quests you do in a day to 25

If you are a level 64 , you just should power your character up to 80 as soon as possible. You'll have the slower flying by the time you're level 77, which is when you'll be able to fly in Northrend anyway.

You should drop tailoring, and pick up herbalism or mining if you really want to make wow gold, and that's your only character. Making cloth is slow going, and it might not even sell that well. Enchanting is good for a rogue as a money maker.

Try to solo some older instances and disenchanting the drops. Older enchanting materials sell for a decent price, as do older enchanting recipes for lowbies.

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How to Make More WoW Gold

World of Warcraft or WoW as it is known for short, is a highly successful mutli player online roleplaying game. Gold which is the currency in the game is used for purchasing various items in the game, including weapons, recipes, food, mounts etc.

As WoW continues to grow through expansions released by Blizzard, the company that created it, the need for gold has reached new heights. People are constantly looking for more ways to make more WoW gold in-game and as a result, new and unscrupulous ways of amassing this valuable currency have arisen. One of which is the buying and selling of WoW gold by companies which Blizzard has deemed illegal.

According to Blizzard, buying gold is not only unethical but it can get your WoW account banned. So you might be asking are there other ways of accumulating this precious currency called gold? Well, fortunately there are legal ways to do so. Farming is a popular form of gathering gold that drop off monsters that you kill.

Unfortunately, this method of gold accumulation takes up a lot of time, time that can be used to improve your PVP or raiding skills. There are however still many people that farm gold this way, not knowing that there actually is a more efficient way to make the WoW gold you need.

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