This step-by-step guide is designed to elevate your WoW Classic Engineering skill from 1 to 300. Our comprehensive guide details the optimal progression through each tier, highlights essential materials, and provides advanced techniques to maximize your leveling journey.
Everything you need to buy for leveling Engineering from 1-300
Below is a list of all the materials you will need to level your Engineering skill from 1 to 300. Whether you choose to gather them all at once or divide the process into segments is entirely up to you.
Materials
| 60x Rough Stone | 15x Medium Leather |
| 66x Copper Bar | 4x Steel Bar |
| 60x Coarse Stone | 120x Solid Stone |
| 50x Linen Cloth | 170x Mithril Bar |
| 5x Silver Bar | 20x Mageweave Cloth |
| 110x Bronze Bar | 60x Dense Stone |
| 30x Heavy Stone | 225x Thorium Bar |
| 10x Moss Agate | 35x Runecloth |
| 60x Wool Cloth |
Apprentice Engineering
Learn Apprentice Engineering in a city near you.
| Alliance | Horde |
|---|---|
| Bronk Guzzlegear – Dun Morogh | Tinkerwiz – The Barrens |
| Jenna Lemkenilli Darkshore | Mukdrak – Durotar |
| Sprite Jumpsprocket – Stormwind City | Twizwick Sprocketgrind – Mulgore |
| Jemma Quikswitch – Ironforge | Graham Van Talen – Undercity |
| Thund – Orgrimmar |
1-75
| Buy a Blacksmithing Hammer from the supply vendor |
|---|
| 1 – 30: 60x Rough Blasting Powder (You’ll need all 60 blasting powder for later) |
| 30 – 50: 30x Handful of Copper Bolts (Save for later) |
| 50 – 51: 1x Arclight Spanner (Used as a tool for crafting) |
| 51 – 75: 30x Rough Copper Bomb |
Journeyman Engineering
Learn Journeyman Engineering in a city near you.
| Alliance | Horde |
|---|---|
| Lilliam Sparkspindle – Stomwind | Nogg – Orgrimmar |
| Trixie Quikswitch – Ironforge | Franklin Lloyd – Undercity |
75-135
| 75 – 90: 60x Coarse Blasting Powder (Save for later) |
| 90 – 100: 20x Coarse Dynamite |
| 100 – 105: 5x Silver Contact |
| 105 – 125: 25x Bronze Tube (Buy Weak Flux at the Engineering vendor) |
| 125 – 135: 10x Standard Scope |
Expert Engineering
Learn Expert Engineering at your faction trainer.
| Alliance | Horde |
|---|---|
| Springspindle Fizzlegear – Ironforge | Roxxik – Orgrimmar |
135-150
| 30x Heavy Blasting Powder (Save for later) |
| 15x Whirring Bronze Gizmo (Save for later) |
150-200
| 150 – 160: 15x Bronze Framework (Only make until you hit 160, then craft extra when you need for later crafts) |
| 160 – 175: 15x Explosive Sheep (Can be used for Goblin Engineer Specialization) |
| 175 – 176: 1x Gyromatic Micro-Adjustor (Used as a tool for crafting) |
| 176 – 195: 60x Solid Blasting Powder |
| 195 – 200: 7x Mithril Tube (Stop when you hit 200 – Keep 6 if you are going Gnomish Engineering) |
At level 200, you can choose between Gnomish and Goblin Engineering specializations. Each path offers unique benefits and specialized items. While some recipes are exclusive to one specialization, most crafted items remain universally usable. We advise reviewing specialized guides to align your decision with your gameplay style and future crafting ambitions.
Artisan Engineering
Learn Artisan Engineering at your faction trainer.
| Alliance/Horde |
|---|
| Buzzek Bracketswing – Tanaris |
200-300
| 200 – 115: 20x Unstable Trigger |
| 215 – 238: 40x Mithril Casing |
| 238 – 250: 20x Hi-Explosive Bomb |
| 250 – 260: 30x Dense Blasting Powder |
| 260 – 285: 35x Thorium Widget (The Schematic: Thorium Widget can be purchased by Gearcutter Cogspinner in Ironforge and Gearcutter Cogspinner in Ironforge) |
| 285 – 300: 20x Thorium Tube (The Schematic: Thorium Tube is sold by Xizzer Fizzbolt in Winterspring) |
You should now be an expert at engineering!
By following this guide, you will be able to level up your Engineering skill from 1 to 300 as efficiently as possible, all while minimizing your costs and time spent searching for materials.
We strongly advocate pairing Engineering with Mining. Leveling both concurrently not only conserves valuable gold but also ensures a steady supply of raw materials. Should you not possess the Mining skill, frequent visits to the Auction House become necessary to procure required ores and components. Our integrated approach helps in maintaining resource consistency, reducing downtime during crafting sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this WoW Classic Engineering leveling guide cover?
This guide details the optimal progression through each Engineering tier – from Apprentice to Artisan – including the materials needed, step-by-step processes, and advanced techniques to level from 1 to 300.
What materials are needed for leveling Engineering?
The guide provides a comprehensive list of materials, such as Rough Stone, Copper Bars, Mithril Bars, and specialized items like bombs and gizmos. These are organized by leveling phases for maximum Efficiency.
Where can I learn the different Engineering tiers?
Each tier – Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, and Artisan – is learned from faction-specific trainers located in major cities across WoW Classic. Both Alliance and Horde cities host these trainers.
What advanced techniques does the guide recommend?
The guide advises saving certain materials (like extra blasting powder) for later stages and crafting additional frameworks as needed. These strategies help in reducing costs and avoiding downtime.
Why is pairing Engineering with Mining recommended?
Pairing Engineering with Mining is advised because it ensures a steady supply of raw materials, reduces your reliance on the Auction House, and ultimately cuts down on both time and gold spent.
How can I optimize my resource management during the leveling process?
Optimize your resource management by planning your purchases or gathering in segments, saving surplus materials for later crafts, and buying in bulk when possible to maximize efficiency.
