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Engineering

Overview

Engineering is a primary crafting profession. It lets you craft gadgets, toys and bombs.

It pairs naturally with Mining, which provides the metal it needs. Gnomes have the Engineering Specialization ability, which makes engineering gear more reliable.

What this profession is for

  • Craft gadgets and items that are useful while exploring or in combat.
  • Craft bombs.
  • Place a Reagent Bot at the camp, which lets you buy reagents and sell items.

Learning the profession

Engineering is learned from an engineering trainer. Each rank raises the profession's maximum skill and requires a character level and a minimum skill:

  • Apprentice: up to 75 skill.
  • Journeyman: up to 150, from 50 skill and level 10.
  • Expert: up to 225, from 125 skill and level 20.
  • Artisan: up to 300, from 200 skill and level 35.

Remember to visit your trainer as you approach your rank's limit: beyond it, your skill no longer increases.

In brackets, what each trainer teaches: 75 (Apprentice rank, from 0 to 75), 75 + (Journeyman rank, from 75 to 150), 150 + (Expert rank, from 150 to 225), 225 + (Artisan rank, from 225 to 300).

There is no engineering trainer in Thunder Bluff or Darnassus.

Alliance

  • Stormwind City: Sprite Jumpsprocket (75) and Lilliam Sparkspindle (75 +).
  • Ironforge: Jemma Quikswitch (75), Trixie Quikswitch (75 +) and Springspindle Fizzlegear (150 +).
  • Duskwood: Finbus Geargrind (75 +).

Horde

  • Orgrimmar: Thund (75), Nogg (75 +) and Roxxik (150 +).
  • Undercity: Graham Van Talen (75) and Franklin Lloyd (75 +).

Neutral

  • Zephras Isle (Skyborne): Strange Hermit (75).
  • Tanaris: Buzzek Bracketswing (225 +), for high-level recipes.

Guide 1 – 300

This guide takes you to 300, the maximum skill in WoW Forever. Up to 260, it only uses recipes learned from the trainer; beyond that, two schematics are bought from vendors. Quantities are estimates: plan for a few extra components.

Required components

  • : 33
  • : 1
  • : 75
  • : 50
  • : 17
  • : 15
  • : 122
  • : 35
  • : 12
  • : 62
  • : 28
  • : 28
  • : 154
  • : 152
  • : 27
  • : 54
  • : 165
  • : 25

Stones and the ore for bars are gathered with Mining, which is also used to smelt the bars; bars and stones can also be bought at the auction house. The blacksmith hammer and the flux are sold by vendors. Cloth is found on humanoids. Beyond 225, Dense Stone and Thorium Ore are also gathered with Mining, and Runecloth drops from humanoids.

Keep in your bags the (from 30) and the you make at 50: many recipes need them.

1 – 30

Start with rough blasting powder, known as soon as you learn the profession.

  • (33): (33).

30 – 50

Buy a , then learn (from 30 skill).

  • (21): (21).

50 – 75

Learn (from 50) and make one: it is a tool. Then move on to (learned at 50). At 75, return to your trainer to learn the Journeyman rank, or your skill will stop increasing.

  • (1): (6).
  • (24): (48), (24).

75 – 90

Learn (from 75).

  • (17): (17).

90 – 105

Learn (from 90). Each bar makes 5 contacts.

  • (15): (15).

105 – 125

Learn (from 105).

  • (26): (52), (26).

125 – 150

Learn (from 125). At 150, learn the Expert rank from your trainer (level 20 required).

  • (35): (70), (35).

150 – 160

Learn (from 150). Each bar makes 3 cores: keep 6 for the 170 – 175 step.

  • (12): (12).

160 – 170

Learn (from 160).

  • (14): (28).

170 – 175

Learn (from 170).

  • (6): (6), (6).

175 – 195

Learn (from 175). First make its heavy blasting powder (recipe learned at 125): it no longer gives points, but it is used as a component.

  • (28): (28).
  • (28): (28), (28), (28).

195 – 200

Learn (from 195).

  • (6): (18).

200 – 210

Learn (from 200). First make the solid blasting powder (recipe learned at 175) for this step and the next one.

  • (31): (62).
  • (12): (12), (12), (12).

210 – 225

Finish with (learned at 210).

  • (19): (19), (19).

225 – 238

Before 225, visit Buzzek Bracketswing in Gadgetzan (Tanaris) to learn the Artisan rank: without it, your skill stops at 225. Then learn from your trainer. Make 30 of them and keep them all for the bombs in the next step.

  • (30): (90).

238 – 250

Learn . First make its components, Solid Blasting Powder and Unstable Triggers, which no longer give points. Each craft makes 4 bombs.

  • (45): (90).
  • (15): (15), (15), (15).
  • (15): (30), (15), (30).

250 – 260

Learn . It turns yellow quickly, so not every craft gives a point.

  • (27): (54).

260 – 285

Buy the schematic from Gearcutter Cogspinner in Ironforge (Alliance) or Sovik in Orgrimmar (Horde).

  • (25): (75), (25).

285 – 300

Finish with . Its schematic is sold by Xizzer Fizzbolt in Everlook (Winterspring) and binds to the character who buys it.

  • (15): (90).
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