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Onyxia’s Lair Boss Fight Strategy Guide

September 25, 2009 by Zuggy · 1 Comment 

onxyia's lair boss fight strategy guideYou’ll find the brand new Onyxia’s Lair instance in Dustswallow Marsh, not far from Theramore.  The old classic instance has been revamped into a new more difficult level 80 instance.  The new Onyxia’s Lair instance is part of Patch 3.2.2.  In it, you’ll fight the Broodmother in three phases.  You’ll be able to pick up the same loot that was in the original Onyxia’s Lair instance, although the stats and item levels have been updated.  Loot in the new Onyxia’s Lair instance now falls between item levels 232 and 245, depending on whether you’re running the 10-man or 25-man version.  There’s also a super speedy mount (Brood of Onyxia) which drops for extremely lucky groups running the new Onyxia’s Lair instance.

The Broodmother has 4.8 million health points.  Here’s a quick Onyxia’s Lair instance strategy guide to help you defeat the Broodmother.

Onyxia’s Lair Instance Strategy Guide: The Abilities

Bellowing Roar

  • Causes fear
  • 1.5 second cast
  • 100 yard range
  • Lasts 3 seconds

Breath

  • 4,000-5000 damage per hit
  • Fire damage
  • Hits multiple times in one cast
  • Hits all party members in a straight line in front of her
  • 6 second cast

Cleave

  • 100 percent weapon damage

Eruption

  • 5,000 damage
  • Fire damage
  • Lava comes up through cracks in the floor
  • Cast during Bellowing Roar

Fireball

  • 5,000 damage
  • Fire damage
  • 2 second cast
  • Cast on any one party member at a time
  • 10 yard range

Flame Breath

  • 20,000 damage
  • Fire damage
  • 2 second cast
  • 45 yard range

Tail Sweep

  • 5,000 damage
  • Physical damage
  • Knocks you back
  • Hits anyone close to her tail

Wing Buffet

  • 15,000 damage
  • Physical damage
  • 20 yard range

Onyxia’s Lair Instance Strategy Guide: Phase 1

  • The first phase of the new Onyxia’s Lair instance is your basic tank and spank.
  • The Broodmother uses her abilities Flame Breath, Cleave, Wing Buffet, and Tail Sweep during this phase.
  • Keep your tank positioned in front of the Broodmother.
  • You’ll need 2-3 healers (for the 10-man version), who should stay on the Broodmother’s sides.
  • Healers will have to heal tanks through Flame Breath and Wing Buffet.  For this reason, ranged DPS and melee DPS should also stand on both sides of the Broodmother.  You can’t afford to have your DPS in the way of either of these attacks.
  • When the Broodmother gets down to 65% health, phase two of the new Onyxia’s Lair instance begins.

Onyxia’s Lair Instance Strategy Guide: Phase 2

  • When phase 2 begins, the Broodmother spawns Onyxian Whelps.  Most of your DPS should focus on the whelps and wipe them out first before switching back to the Broodmother.  More whelps will spawn every minute and a half until phase 2 of Onyxia’s Lair is complete.
  • During phase 2, the Broodmother uses her abilities Fireball and Breath.  Before she casts Breath, she emotes about taking a deep breath.  This is your cue to get out of the way.  Players hit multiple times by Breath will die.  Fireball does a decent amount of damage, but it’s less of an issue than Breath.
  • The Broodmother also spawns an Onyxian Lair Guard about every 30 seconds throughout phase two.  Use your backup tank to tank the guard, and melee DPS should switch to the guard.  Ranged DPS should keep attacking the Broodmother.  Make sure your backup tank has his own healer whenever he’s tanking one of these guards.  The guards have 190,000 health points, and their melee damage is quite substantial.  The added fire damage from their abilities Ignite Weapon and Blast Nova makes them an important part of phase 2.
  • When the Broodmother gets down to 40% of her health left, phase 3 of Onxyia’s Lair starts.

Onyxia’s Lair Instance Strategy Guide: Phase 3

  • Phase three is where the Broodmother’s abilities Eruption and Bellowing Roar come into play.  She also spawns a few whelps.  Basically phase 3 is another tank and spank fight, similar to phase 1, except you’ve got to stay off the cracks because of Eruption.

1-450 Skinning Leveling Guide

September 18, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 skinning leveling guideLeveling skinning is as simple as buying a skinning knife, killing a bunch of creatures, and then skinning them.  You’ll get your skinning leveling in just a few hours and just lose the travel time between skinning locations.  It’s easy to get your skinning leveling done very quickly if you know where to find the right animals for your current level.  Here’s a quick 1-450 skinning leveling guide to help you.

Skinning Leveling Guide: Levels 1-75

  • Go to the skinning trainer and learn Apprentice Skinning.
  • Levels 1-75: Kharanos, Elwynn Forest, Sen’Jin Village, Mulgar area. 
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Journeyman Skinning.

Skinning Leveling Guide: Levels 75-150

  • Levels 75-150: Loch Modan and The Wetlands, North Barrens and South Barens
  • Go back to the skinning trainer and learn Expert Skinning.

Skinning Leveling Guide: Levels 150-200

  • Levels 150-200: Hillsbrad, Arathi Highlands, Thousand Needles
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Artisan Skinning.

Skinning Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Levels 200-280: Feralas
  • Levels 280-300: Un’Goro Crater
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Master Skinning.

Skinning Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Levels 300-315: Hellfire Peninsula
  • Levels 315-350: Nagrand, Terokkar Forest
  • Go back to the skinning trainer and learn Grand Master Skinning

Skinning Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Levels 350-390: Howling Fjord, Borean Tundra
  • Levels 390-450: Sholazar Basin

1-450 Fishing Leveling Guide

September 16, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 fishing leveling guideLeveling fishing is one of the simplest things to do on World of Warcraft.  All you need is any pool of water in the game, and leveling fishing is as simple as having a fishing pole.  I suggest you start leveling fishing in any of the capital cities that have bodies of water.  This is because all bodies of water have a minimum “no junk” fishing level.  This means in order to get progress in leveling fishing in a given body of water, you have to be at least a certain level of fishing in order to not catch any junk.  A guide to the “no-junk” fishing levels is included further down in this fishing leveling guide.

Here’s my quick 1-450 fishing leveling guide to take you there in no time.

Fishing Leveling Guide: Levels 1-50

  • Visit the fishing trainer to learn Apprentice fishing.
  • You get one level for every fish you land, so just equip your fishing pole, stand near a body of water, and start fishing.  Right click your bobber when you see a splash to reel your fish in.
  • When you reach fishing level 50, go back to the trainer and learn Journeyman Fishing.

Fishing Leveling Guide: Levels 50-125

  • Go back to fishing.  Once again, you get one level for every fish you land.
  • When you reach fishing level 125, go back to the trainer and learn Expert Fishing.

Fishing Leveling Guide: Levels 125-200

  • Go back to fishing.
  • When you reach fishing level 200, go back to the fishing trainer and learn Artisan Fishing.

Fishing Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Go back to fishing.
  • When you reach fishing level 300, go back to the fishing trainer (Go to the Outlands or Northrend for a higher level fishing trainer if you need to) and learn Master Fishing.

Fishing Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Go back to fishing.
  • When you reach fishing level 350, go back to the fishing trainer and learn Grand Master Fishing.

Fishing Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Go back to fishing.
  • Continue fishing until you reach fishing level 450.

Fishing Leveling Guide: “No Junk” Zones By Fishing Level

  • Fishing Level 25: Azuremyst Isle, Dun Morogh, Durotar, Elwynn Forest, Eversong Woods, Mulgore, Teldrassil, Trisfal Glades
  • Fishing Level 75: The Barrens, Bloodmyst Isle, Darkshore, Darnassus, Ghostlands, Ironforge, Loch Modan, Orgrimmar, Silverpine Forest, Stormwind, Thunder Bluff, Undercity, Westfall
  • Fishing level 150: Ashenvale, Duskwood, Hillsbrad Foothills, Redridge Mountains, Stonetalon Mountains, The Wetlands.
  • Fishing level 225: Alterac Mountains, Arathi Highlands, Desolace, Dustwallow Marsh, Stranglethorn Vale, Swamp of Sorrows, Thousand Needles
  • Fishing level 300: Azshara, Felwood, The Hinterlands, Moonglade, Tanaris, Un’Goro Crater, Western Plaguelands
  • Fishing level 375: Hellfire Peninsula and Shadowmoon Valley
  • Fishing level 400: Zangarmarsh.
  • Fishing level 425: Burning Steppes, Deadwind Pass, Eastern Plaguelands, Silithus, Winterspring
  • Fishing level 450: The Isle of Quel’Danas, Terokkar Forest

1-450 First Aid Leveling Guide

September 14, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 first aid leveling guideLeveling first aid is easy and can be done in under an hour if all the cloths you need are available on the auction house.  You’ve just got to know exactly when to move on to the next type of bandage to get your levels quickly.

Here’s a quick 1-450 first aid leveling guide to get you there efficiently.

First Aid Leveling Guide: Levels 1-50

  • Go to the first aid trainer and learn Apprentice First Aid.
  • Levels 1-50: Linen Bandage (Linen Cloth)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Journeyman First Aid.

First Aid Leveling Guide: Levels 50-125

  • Levels 50-80: Heavy Linen Bandage (2 Linen Cloths each)
  • Levels 80-115: Wool Bandage (Wool Cloth)
  • Levels 115-125: Heavy Wool Bandage (2 Wool Cloths each)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Expert First Aid.

First Aid Leveling Guide: Levels 125-200

  • Levels 125-150: Heavy Wool Bandage
  • Levels 150-180: Silk Bandage (Silk Cloth)
  • Levels 180-200: Heavy Silk Bandage (2 Silk Cloths each)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Artisan First Aid

First Aid Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Levels 200-240: Mageweave Bandage (Mageweave Cloth)
  • Levels 240-260: Heavy Mageweave Bandage (2 Mageweave Cloths each)
  • Levels 260-290: Runecloth Bandage (Runecloth)
  • Levels 290-300: Heavy Runecloth Bandage (2 Runecloths each)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Master First Aid.

First Aid Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Levels 300-325: Netherweave Bandage
  • Levels 325-350: Heavy Netherweave Bandage (2 Netherweave cloths each)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Grand Master First Aid.

First Aid Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Levels 350-400: Frostweave Bandage (Frostweave cloth)
  • Levels 400-450: Heavy Frostweave Bandage (2 Frostweave cloths each)—This recipe is a drop only.  You can’t learn it from the first aid trainer.  The manual drops in a number of instances, or you may even find it while questing around.  Highest drops for this manual are in Zul’Drak or Drak’Tharon Keep.

1-450 Mining Leveling Guide

September 13, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 mining leveling guideLeveling mining can be very time consuming, but only because of all the travel time between zones.      The biggest thing about mining leveling is that you should smelt everything you find.  Smelting brings extra levels rapidly while you’re doing some mining leveling.  It also saves you a little bit of globetrotting during your mining leveling.  If you really want to get your mining leveling done quickly, just buy all the bars on the auction house and smelt your way through the mining levels.

Here’s a quick 1-450 mining leveling guide to get you started.

Mining Leveling Guide: Levels 1-50

  • Go to the mining trainer and learn Apprentice Mining.
  • Levels 1-50: Mine and smelt Copper— All level 10 starting areas
  • Go back to the mining trainer and learn Journeyman Mining.

Mining Leveling Guide: Levels 50-125

  • Levels 50-65: Mine and smelt Copper
  • Levels 65-75: Mine and smelt Tin— the Barrens, Hillsbrad, Redridge Mountains, The Wetlands
  • Levels 75-125: Mine and smelt Tin and Silver— Arathi Highlands, Thousand Needles, the Barrens.  Also smelt Bronze (tin and copper bar).
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Expert Mining.

Mining Leveling Guide: Levels 125-200

  • Levels 125-155: Mine and smelt Iron— Arathi Highlands, Thousand Needles, Desolace
  • Levels 155-175: Mine and smelt Gold— Arathi Highlands, The Hinterlands, the Badlands.  Also smelt Steel (Iron Bar and Coal).
  • Levels 175-200: Mine and smelt Mithril— The Hinterlands, Tanaris, the Badlands
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Artisan Mining.

Mining Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Levels 200-230: Mine and smelt Mithril.
  • Levels 230-250: Mine and smelt Dark Iron— Burning Steppes, Searing Gorge, Molten Core .  Also Mine and smelt Truesilver— The Hinterlands, Tanaris, Winterspring
  • Levels 250-275: Mine and smelt Small Thorium— Un’Goro Crater, Silithus, Burning Steppes
  • Levels 275-300: Mine and smelt Rich Thorium— Winterspring, Eastern Plaguelands, Azchara
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Master Mining.

Mining Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Levels 300-325: Mine and smelt Fel Iron— Hellfire Peninsula
  • Levels 325-350: Mine and smelt Adamantite— Nagrand, Blade’s Edge Mountains, Netherstorm
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Grand Master Mining.

Mining Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Levels 350-375: Mine and smelt Rich Adamantite— Nagrand, Netherstorm, Shadowmoon Valley.  Also mine and smelt Cobalt— Zul’drak, Howling Fjord, Borean Tundra
  • Levels 375-400: Mine and smelt Rich Cobalt— Zul’drak, Howling Fjord, Borean Tundra.  Also mine and smelt Khorium— Nagrand, Terokkar Forest
  • Levels 400-425: Mine and smelt Saronite— Icecrown, Sholazar Basin, The Storm Peaks
  • Levels 425-450: Mine and smelt Rich Saronite—  Icecrown, Sholazar Basin, The Storm Peaks
  • Level 450: Mine and smelt Titanium— Icecrown, Sholazar Basin, The Storm Peaks

1-450 Enchanting Leveling Guide

September 12, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 enchanting leveling guideLeveling enchanting is very expensive, but it pays off in the end.  Disenchanting items bring in a lot of gold through materials, which sell for top dollar on the auction house.  The reason those materials sell so well is because of players who, like you, are leveling enchanting.  As with all professions, some items are cheaper to make than others when you’re leveling enchanting.  Beside gold, you’ll also need a lot of time because you’ll find enchanting leveling is very time consuming.  In addition to all the enchanting recipes mentioned in this 1-450 enchanting leveling guide, also look for items to disenchant so you can get do your enchanting leveling even faster.

Here’s a quick 1-450 enchanting leveling guide to help you level quickly.

Enchanting Leveling Guide: Levels 1-50

  • Go to the trainer and learn Apprentice Enchanting.
  • Level 1: Runed Copper Rod (Copper Rod, Strange Dust, and Lesser Magic Essence)
  • Levels 2-50: Levels Enchant Bracer: Minor Health (Strange Dust), Enchant Bracer: Minor Deflection (Lesser Magic Essence and Strange Dust)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Journeyman Enchanting.

Enchanting Leveling Guide: Levels 50-130

  • Levels 50-80: Enchant Bracer: Minor Stamina (3 Strange Dust), Enchant Cloak: Minor Resistance (Strange Dust and 2 Lesser Magic Essence), Enchant Chest: Minor Absorption (2 Strange Dust and Lesser Magic Essence)
  • Levels 80-100 Enchant Bracer: Minor Agility (2 Strange Dust and 1 Greater Magic Essence), Enchant Chest: Lesser Health (2 Strange Dust and 2 Lesser Magic Essence)
  • Level 100: Runed Silver Rod (Silver Rod, 6 Strange Dust, 3 Greater Magic Essence, and Runed Copper Rod)
  • Levels 101-115: Enchant Cloak: Minor Protection (3 Strange Dust and Greater Magic Essence)
  • Levels 115-125: Enchant Cloak: Lesser Protection (6 Strange Dust and Small Glimmering Shard)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Expert Enchanting.

Enchanting Leveling Guide: Levels 130-200

  • Levels 130-155: Enchant Bracer: Lesser Stamina (2 Soul Dust), Enchant Bracer: Lesser Strength (2 Soul Dust)
  • Level 155: Runed Golden Rod (Golden Rod, Iridescent Pearl, 2 Greater Astral Essence, 2 Soul Dust, and Runed Silver Rod)
  • Levels 156-175: Enchant Cloak: Defense (Small Glowing Shard and 3 Soul Dust)
  • Levels 175-200: Enchant Cloak: Fire Resistance (Lesser Mystic Essence and Elemental Fire), Enchant Bracer: Strength (Vision Dust)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Artisan Enchanting.

Enchanting Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Level 200-205: Runed Truesilver Rod (Truesilver Rod, Black Pearl, 2 Greater Mystic Essence, 2 Vision Dust, and Runed Golden Rod), Enchant Bracer: Strength
  • Levels 205-225: Enchant Cloak: Greater Defense (3 Vision Dust), Enchant Boots: Stamina (5 Vision Dust), Enchant Gloves: Agility (Lesser Nether Essence and Vision Dust), Enchant Cloak: Resistance (Lesser Nether Essence)
  • Levels 225-235: Enchant Chest: Superior Health (6 Vision Dust), Enchant Chest: Superior Mana (Greater Nether Essence and 2 Lesser Nether Essence)
  • Levels 235-275: Enchant Boots: Agility (2 Greater Nether Essence), Enchant Gloves: Minor Haste (2 Large Radiant Shards and 2 Wildvine)
  • Levels 275-300: Enchant Gloves: Greater Agility (2 Lesser Eternal Essence and 3 Illusion Dust) , Runed Arcanite Rod (Arcanite Rod, Golden Pearl, 10 Illusion Dust, 4 Greater Eternal Essence, Runed Truesilver Rod, and Large Brilliant Shard)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Master Enchanting.

Enchanting Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Level 300: Runed Fel Iron Rod (Fel Iron Rod, 4 Greater Eternal Essence, 6 Large Brilliant Shards, and Runed Arcanite Rod)
  • Levels 310-350: Enchant Chest: Restore Mana Prime (2 Lesser Planar Essence and 2 Arcane Dust), Enchant Gloves: Assault (8 Arcane Dust), Enchant Chest: Major Spirit (2 Greater Planar Essence), Enchant Gloves: Major Strength (12 Arcane Dust and Greater Planar Essence).
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Grand Master Enchanting.

Enchanting Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Level 350: Runed Adamantite Rod (Adamantite Rod, 8 Greater Planar Essence, 8 Large Prismatic Shards, Primal Might, and Runed Fel Iron Rod)—This recipe is available from vendors in the Outlands (Stonebreaker Hold or Temple of Telhamat)
  • Levels 351-375: Enchant Chest: Exceptional Mana (6 Infinite Dust), Enchant Cloak: Speed (6 Infinite Dust), Enchant Bracers: Striking (6 Infinite Dust)
  • Level 375: Runed Eternium Rod (Eternium Rod, 6 Greater Planar Essence, 6 Arcane Dust, and Runed Adamantite Rod)
  • Levels 376-390: Enchant Bracers: Exceptional Intellect (10 Infinite Dust), Enchant Boots: Assault (4 Infinite Dust and 4 Lesser Cosmic Essence)
  • Levels 390-425: Enchant Boots: Icewalker (8 Infinite Dust and Crystallized Water), Enchant Cloak: Superior Agility (9 Infinite Dust), Enchant Boots: Greater Spirit (10 Infinite Dust and Greater Cosmic Essence), Enchant Gloves: Precision (4 Greater Cosmic Essence), and Enchant Shield, Defense (6 Infinite Dust and 6 Eternal Earth)
  • Level 425: Runed Titanium Rod (Titanium Rod, 40 Infinite Dust, 12 Greater Cosmic Essence, 8 Dream Shards, and Runed Eternium Rod)
  • Levels 425-450: Any recipes bought from the enchanting vendor in Dalaran.  You’ll need Dream Shards to buy them.

1-450 Herbalism Leveling Guide

September 11, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 herbalism leveling guidePower-leveling herbalism is very easy to do in just a few hours.  You’ll basically travel all over the map and pick up herbs as you go.  However, leveling herbalism quickly depends entirely on knowing exactly where the herbs you need to gather for your level are located.

Here’s a quick 1-450 herbalism leveling guide to get you going.

Herbalism Leveling Guide: Levels 1- 50

  • Go to the herbalism trainer and learn Apprentice Herbalism.
  • Silverleaf, Earthroot, Peacebloom: All starting areas
  • Go back to the herbalism trainer and learn Journeyman Herbalism.

Herbalism Leveling Guide: Levels 50-125

  • Levels 50-70: Earthroot, Mageroyal– Westfall, Loch Modan, the Barrens, Redridge Mountains , Silverpine Forest
  • Levels 70-100: Briarthorn, Stranglekelp— Ashenvale, Darkshore, Silverpine Forest, The Barrens
  • Levels 100-125: Bruiseweed, Wild Steelbloom—The Barrens, Silverpine Forest, Stonetalon Mountains, the Wetlands, Thousand Needles
  • Go back to the trainer to learn Expert Herbalism.

Herbalism Leveling Guide: Levels 125-200

  • Levels 125-150: Kingsblood, Liferoot—the Wetlands, Hillsbrad Foothills, Ashenvale, Stranglethorn Vale
  • Levels 150-200: Fadeleaf, Goldthorn, Khadgar’s Whisker—Stranglethorn Vale, the Badlands, Arathi Highlands
  • Go back to the trainer to learn Artisan Herbalism.

Herbalism Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Levels 200-230: Firebloom—Searing Gorge
  • Levels 230-250: Sungrass, Purple Lotus, Ghost Mushrooms, Gromsblood—the Hinterlands, Felwood, Feralas
  • Levels 250-300: Golden Sansam, Dreamfoil, Mountain Silversage, Plaguebloom, Icecap—Un’Goro Crater, East and West Plaguelands, Winterspring
  • Hit up the trainer agin to learn Master Herbalism

Herbalism Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Levels 300-330: Felweed, Dreaming Glory— Felwood, the Outlands
  • Levels 330-350: Ragveil, Flame Cap, Terrocone— Zangarmarsh, Terrokar Forest
  • Go back to the herbalism trainer to learn Grand Master Herbalism

Herbalism Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Levels 350-400: Goldclover, Tiger Lily— Dragonblight, Howling Fjord
  • Levels 400-450: Talandra’s Rose, Adder’s Tongue, Goldclover, Tiger Lily— Sholazar Basin

1-450 Inscription Leveling Guide

September 10, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 inscription leveling guideLeveling inscription is cheapest and easiest if your other primary profession is herbalism.  But whether you choose to stockpile your herbs or buy them all on the auction house, power-leveling inscription is a breeze if you know which recipes to focus on to level the fastest.

Here’s a quick 1-450 inscription leveling guide to help you make leveling this profession a lot less complicated.

Inscription Leveling Guide: Levels 1-50

  • Go to the inscription trainer and learn Apprentice Inscription.
  • Levels 1-15: Ivory Ink— Alabaster Pigment, which comes from milling Earthroot, Peacebloom, or Silverleaf
  • Levels 15-30: Scroll of Intellect (Ivory Ink and Light Parchment) or Scroll of Stamina (Ivory Ink and Light Parchment)
  • Levels 30-50: Moonglow Ink— 2 Alabaster Pigments
  • Go back to the inscription trainer and learn Journeyman Inscription.

Inscription Leveling Guide: Levels 50-125

  • Levels 50-75: Armor Vellum (Moonglow Ink and 2 Light Parchments)
  • Levels 75-80: 20 Midnight Ink— 2 Dusky Pigments, which come from milling Briarthorn, Bruiseweed, Mageroyal, or Stranglekelp
  • Levels 80-100: Glyph of Rejuvenation (Midnight Ink and Light Parchment), Glyph of Maul (Midnight Ink and Light Parchment)
  • Levels 100-105: 65 Lion’s Ink—2 Golden Pigments, which come from milling Kingsblood, Liferoot, or Wild Steelbloom.
  • Levels 105-125 Glyph of Holy Light (Lion’s Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Fire Nova Totem (Lion’s Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Arcane Missiles (Lion’s Ink and Common Parchment)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Expert Inscription.

Inscription Leveling Guide: Levels 125-200

  • Levels 125—150: Glyph of Blink (2 Lion’s Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Divinity (2 Lion’s Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Lightning Bolt (2 Lion’s Ink and Common Parchment)
  • Levels 150-155: Jadefire Ink— Emerald Pigment, which comes from milling Fadeleaf, Goldthorn, or Khadgar’s Whisker
  • Levels 155-175: Glyph of Evocation (Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Renew (Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Shadow Bolt (Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment
  • Levels 175-200: Glyph of Sap (2 Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Cleansing (2 Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Revenge (2 Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment), Glyph of Voidwalker (2 Jadefire Ink and Common Parchment)
  • Go back to the trainer to learn Artisan Inscription.

Inscription Leveling Guide: Levels 200-300

  • Levels 200-205: 50 Celestial Inks—2 Violent Pigments, which come from milling Arthas’ Tears, Blindweed, Firebloom, Gromsblood, Ghost Mushroom,  Purple Lotus, or Sungrass
  • Levels 205-225: Glyph of Sinister Strike (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment), Glyph of Searing Pain (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment), Glyph of Consecration (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment), Glyph of Healing Stream Totem (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment , Glyph of Starfire (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment)
  • Levels 225-250: Scroll of Agility IV (Celestial Ink and 2 Heavy Parchments), Glyph of Dispel Magic (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment), Glyph of Cleaving (Celestial Ink and Heavy Parchment)
  • Level 225-230: 30 Shimmering Inks—2 Silvery Pigments, which come from milling Dreamfoil, Golden Sansam, Icecap, Mountain Silversage, or Plaguebloom
  • Levels 230-300: Glyph of Shred (Shimmering Ink and Heavy Parchment), Glyph of Bone Shield (Shimmering Ink and Heavy Parchment) , Glyph of Icy Touch (Shimmering Ink and Heavy Parchment), Scroll of Stamina VI (Shimmering Ink and 2 Heavy Parchments)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Master Inscription.

Inscription Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Level 300-305: Ethereal Ink—2 Nether Pigments, which come from milling any Outland herbs.
  • Levels 305-350: Glyph of Feint (Ethereal Ink and Heavy Parchment), Glyph of Rake (Ethereal Ink and Resilient Parchment), Glyph of Blood Strike (Ethereal Ink and Resilient Parchment), Glyph of Scourge Strike (2 Ethereal Inks and Resilient Parchment), Glyph of Whirlwhind (Ethereal Ink and Resilient Parchment)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Grand Master Inscription.

Inscription Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • 350-355: Ink of the Sea—2 Azure Pigments, which come from milling any Northrend herbs.
  • Levels 355-375: Scroll of Spirit VII and VII (Ink of the Sea and 2 Resilient Parchments), Scroll of Intellect VII and VIII (Ink of the Sea and 2 Resilient Parchments), Scroll of Strength VII and VIII (Ink of the Sea and 2 Resilient Parchments)
  • Levels 375-380: Snowfall Ink—2 Icy Pigments, which come from milling any Northrend herbs.
  • Levels 380-385: Glyph of Ice Lance (Ink of the Sea and Resilient Parchment)
  • Northrend Inscription Research—This can only be done once a day, so put it on your list of daily items to do.
  • Levels 385-450: Any glyphs you discover through your Northrend Research

1-450 Leatherworking Leveling Guide

September 9, 2009 by Zuggy · Leave a Comment 

1-450 leatherworking leveling guideLeatherworking goes perfectly with skinning, but you’ll really be able to power-level your leatherworking skill quickly if you buy all your materials on the auction house.  However, some items cost less to make or offer bigger returns on the auction house as you level your leatherworking.

Here’s a quick 1-450 leatherworking leveling guide to show you the best items to make as you’re leveling leatherworking.

Leatherworking Leveling Guide: Levels 1-55

  • Visit the leatherworking trainer to learn Apprentice Leatherworking.
  • Levels 1-20: Light Leather (3 Ruined Leather Scraps each)
  • Levels 20-30: Light Armor Kit (1 Light Leather)
  • Levels 30-55: Cured Light Hide (Light Hide and Salt)
  • Go back to the trainer to learn Journeyman Leatherworking.

Leatherworking Leveling Guide: Levels 55-130

  • Levels 55-100: Embossed Leather Gloves (3 Light Leathers and Coarse Thread), Fine Leather Belt (6 Light Leathers and Coarse Thread)
  • Levels 100-115: Cured Medium Hide (Medium Hide and Salt)
  • Levels 115-130: Dark Leather Boots (4 Medium Leathers, 2 Fine Threads, and Gray Dye), Dark Leather Cloak (8 Medium Leathers, Fine Thread, and Gray Dye)
  • Go back to the trainer to learn Expert Leatherworking.

Leatherworking Leveling Guide: Levels 130-205

  • Levels 130-150: Dark Leather Belt (Fine Leather Belt, Cured Medium Hide, 2 Fine Threads, and Gray Dye), Hillman’s Leather Gloves (14 Medium Leathers and 4 Fine Threads)
  • Levels 150-160: Cured Heavy Hides (Heavy Hide and 3 Salt)
  • Levels 160-170: Heavy Armor Kit (5 Heavy Leathers and Fine Thread)
  • Levels 170-205: Guardian Pants (12 Heavy Leathers, 2 Bolts of Silk Cloth, and 2 Fine Threads), Dusky Bracers (16 Heavy Leathers, Black Dye, and 2 Silken Threads), Barbaric Shoulders (8 Heavy Leathers, Cured Heavy Hide, and 2 Fine Threads), Dusky Belt (10 Heavy Leathers, 2 Bolts of Silk Cloth, 2 Black Dye, and Iron Buckle), Guardian Gloves (4 Heavy Leathers, Cured Heavy Hide, and Silken Thread)
  • Go back to the trainer to learn Artisan Leatherworking.

Leatherworking Leveling Guide: Levels 205-300

  • Levels 205-230: Nightscape Headband (5 Thick Leathers, 2 Silken Threads)
  • Levels 230-265: Nightscape Pants (14 Thick Leathers, 4 Silken Threads), Nightscape Boots (16 Thick Leathers,  2 Heavy Silken Threads)
  • Levels 265-300: Wicked Leather Bracers (8 Rugged Leathers, Black Dye, and Rune Thread), Frostsaber Boots (4 Rugged Leathers, Essence of Water, and Rune Thread), Wicked Leather Headband (12 Rugged Leathers, Black Dye, and Rune Thread)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Master Leatherworking.

Leatherworking Leveling Guide: Levels 300-350

  • Levels 300-340: Knothide Leather (5 Knothide Leather Scraps each), Knothide Armor Kit (4 Knothide Leathers each)
  • Levels 340-350: Felscale Breastplate (2 Heavy Knothide Leathers, 3 Fel Scales, and 3 Rune Threads)
  • Go back to the trainer and learn Grand Master Leatherworking.

Leatherworking Leveling Guide: Levels 350-450

  • Levels 350-380: Borean Armor Kit (4 Borean Leathers)
  • Levels 380-405: Arctic Boots (8 Borean Leathers), Iceborne Shoulderpads (10 Borean Leathers), Heavy Borean Leather (6 Borean Leathers)
  • Levels 405-450: Jormungar Leg Armor (3 Heavy Borean Leathers and 12 Jormungar Scales), Pack of Endless Pockets (8 Heavy Borean Leathers), Frosthide Leg Armor (2 Arctic Furs, 2 Nerubian Chitin, and Frozen Orb), Icescale Leg Armor (2 Arctic Furs, 2 Icy Dragonscales, and Frozen Orb)

1-450 Engineering Leveling Guide

September 8, 2009 by Zuggy · 2 Comments 

1-450 engineering leveling guideEngineering is one of the more interesting professions, and leveling it can be a lot of fun, but also very expensive.  If you’re power-leveling two professions together, mining goes very well with engineering.  However, the fastest way to level engineering by far, is to buy all the materials on the auction house.  Otherwise, leveling engineering can get pretty complicated once you get deep into it.

Here’s a quick 1-450 Engineering Leveling Guide to get you going.

Engineering Leveling Guide: 1-50

  • Visit the engineering trainer and learn Apprentice Engineering.
  • Levels 1 – 25: Rough Blasting Powder— You’ll need Rough Stone to make this item.
  • Levels 25 – 50: Handful of Copper Bolts (Copper Bars) or Rough Dynamite (2 Rough Blasting Powder each, 1 Linen Cloth each)
  • Go back to the engineering trainer and learn Journeyman Engineering.

Engineering Leveling Guide: 50-125

  • Level 51: Arclight Spanner—6 Copper Bars.  This item is a tool you’ll need to craft other engineering items down the road.
  • Levels 52 – 75: Copper Tubes (2 Copper Bars + Weak Flux), Copper Modulators (2 Handfuls of Copper Bolts, 1 Copper Bar, 2 Linen Cloth)
  • Levels 75 – 90: Coarse Blasting Powder—Coarse Stone
  • Levels 90 – 95: Coarse Dynamite—3 Coarse Blasting Powder, 1 Linen Cloth
  • Levels 95 – 125: Bronze Tubes (Silver Contacts, Practice Locks, Flying Tiger Goggles

Engineering Leveling Guide: 125-200

  • Levels 125 – 150: Heavy Blasting Powder (Heavy Stone), Whirring Bronze Gizmos (2 Bronze Bars, Wool Cloth), Big Bronze Bombs (2 Heavy Blasting Powder, 3 Bronze Bar, and Silver Contact)
  • Levels 150 – 175: Gold Power Cores (Gold Bar), Bronze Frameworks, (2 Bronze Bars, Medium Leather, Wool Cloth) Explosive Sheep (Bronze Framework, Whirring Bronze Gizmo, 2 Heavy Blasting Powder, 2 Wool Cloth)
  • Level 175 – 176: Gyromatic Micro-Adjuster – 4 Steel Bars.  This item is another engineering tool you’ll need to make more items.
  • Levels 176 – 200: Iron Struts (2 Iron Bars), Solid Blasting Powder (2 Solid Stone), Mithril Tubes (3 Mithril Bars)
  • Go back to your engineering trainer and learn Artisan Engineering.
  • Also choose a specialty: Gnomish or Goblin Engineering.  Engineering Specializations are unlocked through quest chains for each.

Engineering Leveling Guide: 200-300

  • Levels 200 – 225: Unstable Triggers (Mithril Bar, Mageweave Cloth, and Solid Blasting Powder), Hi-Impact Mithril Slugs (Mithril Bar and Solid Blasting Powder), Mithril Casings (3 Mithril Bars)
  • Levels 225 – 300: Hi-Explosive Bombs (2 Mithril Casings, Unstable Trigger, 2 Solid Blasting Powder), Mithril Gyro-Shot (2 Mithril Bars and 2 Solid Blasting Powder), Dense Blasting Powder (2 Dense Stone), Thorium Grenades (Thorium Widget, 3 Thorium Bars each, 3 Dense Blasting Powder each, and 3 Runecloth each), Thorium Tubes (6 Thorium Bars each).
  • Go back to the engineering trainer to learn Master Engineering.

Engineering Leveling Guide: 300-350 (Master Engineering)

  • Levels 300 – 325: Handfuls of Fel Iron Bolts (Fel Iron Bars), Elemental Blasting Powder (Mote of Fire, 2 Mote of Earth), Fel Iron Casings (3 Fel Iron Bars each), Fel Iron Bombs (Fel Iron Casings,  2 Handful of Fel Iron Bolts each, and Elemental Blasting Powder) Fel Iron Muskets (Heavy Stock, 3 Fel Iron Casings each, and 6 Handfuls of Fel Iron Bolts each)
  • Levels 325 – 350: Adamantite Frames (4 Adamantite Bars each and Primal Earth), Adamantite Grenades (4 Adamantite Bars each, 2 Handfuls of Fel Iron Bolts each, and Elemental Blasting Powder), Crashin’ Thrashin’ Robot (Adamantite Frame, 2 Fel Iron Casings, Gold Power Core, and 2 Handfuls of Fel Iron Bolts)
  • Go to the engineering trainer to learn Grand Master Engineering.

Engineering Leveling Guide: 350-450 (Grand Master Engineering)

  • Levels 350 – 375: Handfuls of Cobalt Bolts (2 Cobalt Bars), Volatile Blasting Triggers (3 Cobalt Bars and Crystallized Water)
  • Levels 375 – 400: Overcharged Capacitors (4 Cobalt Bars and Crystallized Earth), Froststeel Tubes (8 Cobalt Bars and Crystallized Water)
  • Levels 400 – 425: Diamond-Cut Refractor Scopes (Froststeel Tube and 2 Handfuls of Cobalt Bolts), Boxes of Bombs (5 Saronite Bars and Volatile Blasting Trigger), Healing Injector Kits (12 Saronite Bars and 2 Handfuls of Cobalt Bolts), Mana Injector Kits (12 Saronite Bars and 2 Crystallized Water)
  • Levels 425-  450: Noise Machines (2 Froststeel Tubes, 2 Overcharged Capacitors, and 8 Handfuls of Cobalt Bolts), Heartseeker Scopes (10 Saronite Bars and 2 Twilight Opals), Sun Scopes (Froststeel Tube, Sun Crystal, and Autumn’s Glow)
  • Level 450: Epic Goggles—These will vary, depending on which set of epic goggles you decide to  make.

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