WoW Blacksmithing Guide

Blacksmithing is a great profession to choose in World of Warcraft. It is one of my favorites because you can craft your own awesome weapons and armor along with selling them for the elusive Gold. This WoW Blacksmithing Guide will show you the way to profitably leveling blacksmithing.

Getting Started with this Wow Blacksmithing Guide

First off, if you decide to be a blacksmith, mining should definitely be taken as your second profession because it will save you a lot of gold. If you are Leveling blacksmithing, it is quite expensive even if you are a miner and doing it without it will costs you thousands of gold. Blacksmithing is the perfect choice for the plate users and melee DPS classes since most of the items crafted only have a purpose for these classes.

Starting out, you are going to need your apprenticeship so you need to find a trainer to get it. Trainers can be found most large cities. I have found that if you are having difficulty, you can ask around to other players and you should be able to find one pretty easily. Basic items Needed to get Started as a Blacksmith To start off with you are going to need some grinding stones, coal, different kinds of flux such as weak, strong or elemental. In most cases you will also need materials such as leather or gems. But, you can just stick with the basics for your first recipes. You must have a Blacksmith Hammer to craft your goods. Another thing to note is most items can only be crafted at a forge. There are Forges in all the major cities though, along with many smaller villages.

You will be able to becoming a weaponsmith at one point, and you will have the choice of becoming an Armor Smith, Axe Smith, Mace Smith or Sword smith. There is the chance that you will be able to redo your choice but this will cost between 25G-100G, so don't pick the wrong one.