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BlackSmithing Guide In WOW

Blacksmithing is a profession that is best for characters who wear mail and plate. Blacksmithing produces items that are used by classes such as warriors and paladins. It’s best paired with mining since the materials needed for creation are mostly the ore found from the mining profession. This WoW Blacksmithing Guide will assume you are a high level player looking to level Blacksmithing as fast as possible.

WoW Blacksmithing Guide Trainers: 

 Alliance Blacksmithing Trainers 

    * Blacksmith Calypso (Azuremyst Isle)  

    * Dane Lindgren (Stormwind)  

    * Delfrum Flintbeard (Darkshore)   

    * Edrem (The Exodar)  

    * Groum Stonebeard (Ironforge)  

    * Clarise Gnarltree (Duskwood)  

    * Miall (The Exodar)  

    * Rotgath Stonebeard (Ironforge)   

    * Therum Deepforge (Stormwind)   

    * Bengus Deepforge (Ironforge)  

    * Grumnus Steelshaper (Ironforge) [Armorsmith] 

    * Ironus Coldsteel (Ironforge) [Weaponsmith] 

    * Dumphry (Hellfire  Peninsula)  

    * Argo Strongstout (Borean Tundra)  

 Horde Blacksmithing Trainers 

    * Basil Frye (Undercity)  

    * Mirvedon (Silvermoon   City)  

    * Thrag Stonehoof (Thunderbluff)  

    * Ug'thok (Orgrimmar)  

    * Okothos Ironrager (Orgrimmar) [Armorsmith]  

    * Borgosh Corebender (Orgrimmar) [Weaponsmith]  

    * Grutah (Shadowmoon  Valley)  

    * Rohok (Hellfire  Peninsula) - 

    * Arthur Henslowe (Borean Tundra) 

  

For this WoW Blacksmithing guide, you will need the following materials.   You can farm these materials, although it will be difficult.   If you have the gold resources then you can buy most of them from the auction house. 

 

WoW Blacksmithing Guide Materials 

• 90 Rough Stone 
• 310 Copper Bar 
• 24 Coarse Stone 
• 5 Silver Bar 
• 120 Bronze Bar 
• 150 Heavy Stone 
• 5 Gold Bar 
• 230 Iron Bar 
• 35 Green Dye 
• 190 Steel Bar 
• 5 Truesilver Bar 
• 60 Solid Stones 
• 150 Mageweave Cloth 
• 240 Mithril Bar 
• 20 Dense Stone 
• 480 Thorium Bar 
• 155 Fel Iron Bar 
• 10 Netherweave Cloth 
• 100 Adamantite Bar 
• 257 Cobalt Bar 
• 286 Saronite Bar 
• 23 Eternal Earth 

Level 1 - 75 

Start off by simply making 50 Rough Stone.  Afterwards, make about 40 rough stone.  Using the materials you have purchased or farmed, make approximately 30 copper chain belts to reach skill level 75. 

 Level 75 - 125 WoW Blacksmithing Guide 

 When you hit skill level 75, don’t forget to train to level to journeyman blacksmith. Start off by making 12 coarse stones. Then make 13 runed copper belts to bring you to skill level 100. 5 Silver rods will bring you to 105. 20 rough bronze leggings will then bring you to a total of 125 in blacksmithing. 

 Level 125 - 200 WoW Blacksmithing Guide

 Start by creating 50 heavy grinding stones. Don’t forget to train once you hit level 150 or you will waste materials. Next, make 5 golden rods, 10 green iron leggings, and 25 green iron bracers. Finally, make 10 golden scale bracers until you reach blacksmithing to 200. 

 Level 200 - 275 WoW Blacksmithing Guide

 First, start making truesilver rods. Make about 5 of them, and then start making about 15 solid grinding stones. From 210 until 225 make about 15 heavy mithril gauntlets. Then make 10 steel plate helms and 15 mithril coifs. Make 20 dense sharpening stones and 15 thorium bracers and this will bring you to 275 blacksmithing. 

 Level 275 – 350 WoW Blacksmithing Guide

 As soon as you reach 300, make sure to train from your factions’s Hellfire Peninsula  trainer. From 275 – 290, make 20 imperial plate bracers. When you reach 300, start making fel weightsone and fel iron plate belts until you reach 315. From 315 to 350, you can make fell iron chain gloves, fel iron plate boots, lesser tune of warding, fel iron breastplate, adamantite cleaver, and lesser rune of shielding. 

 Level 350 – 450 WoW Blacksmithing Guide

 This level takes you into the new expansion pack. Make sure to train with the new Northrend trainer when you reach 375. Start making cobalt belts and cobalt bracers. Then make a few cobalt helms. By now you should be close to 375. Reinforced cobalt chestpieces will bring you to 420, and then make savage saronite hauberk and daunting handguards that will eventually bring you to 450. 

 

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Savage 93R17-BTVS (.17HMR) stainless steel with laminated thumbhole stock...?

I don't really have a question, I just wanted to tell you all I got a new rifle tonight. Can't wait to get to the range this weekend and see if can get 2 bullets in the same hole, ha-ha.

I guess I should ask a question though, I just started shooting 6 months ago and have put about 4500 rounds through my little .22 mostly at 50 yards or so. This is my second gun, I'm going to work at 100 yards with this thing.
Once I get a grip on the .17 over the next 6-12 months, what would be the next logical step in the calibre progression for a rooky like myself?
(I am an adult (not a kid) and a big guy so recoil shouldn't be a problem.)

I would suggest your next step to be a 223 caliber or even a 243 caliber rifle depending if you have intentions to hunt AND target shoot with it. The 223 caliber has some limitations but I use an AR15 Platform Rifle (Bushmaster HB Match Rifle) to shoot NRA Sanctioned Competitions & Matches at 200,400 and 600 yards....The 243 caliber has a larger variety of bullet sizes and designs, but it's really according to what you want to use it for, to be the true determining factor.....

CONGRATULATIONS...On your NEW Savage!.You're gonna love shooting the 17HMR caliber

NOTE**** THe NEXT STEP would be a 308 caliber

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