Alchemy Guide 1-375

Furious · 2020-01-05T00:00:00Z

Alchemy is the practice of using herbs to craft potions and elixirs or using stones and reagents to convert one material into another. In WoW, Alchemy is essential for high level raiding and PvP, as the potions and elixirs are some of the strongest buffs available in the whole game and the resistance potions Alchemists can learn to make are vital for completing certain dungeons and raids. As well, the materials Alchemists can create are necessary for almost all endgame crafting, giving you the chance to earn some serious profits. From transmuting Earthstorm Diamond to brewing Flask of Chromatic Wonder or Heroic Potion, Alchemy’s creative breadth is immense. Overall, Alchemy is suitable for all classes, especially with the addition of endgame trinkets for almost all roles in TBC. Most players choose to also take up Herbalism as their gathering profession, as purchasing all the herbs for your concoctions can become quite costly as you continue to level. Training Alchemy Vanilla Since patch 2.4, Blizzard has made trainers in all major capital cities able to teach you Apprentice Through Artisan. This guide will require you to buy one recipe in the Western Plaguelands while leveling through Vanilla content, so if you are power leveling straight through, it’s advisable to pick a capital in the Eastern Kingdoms. Otherwise, the choice is yours. Outland To learn Master, you’ll find your trainer in your faction’s first questing area in Hellfire Peninsula. For the Horde, this will be Apothecary Antonivich in Thrallmar, and for the Alliance, it is Alchemist Gribble in Honor Hold. Both sell multiple recipes you will need, so make sure to read the leveling section carefully in order to stock up before getting too far away. As well, all players can learn from Lorokeem in Shattrath’s Lower City. You will also need to purchase at least one recipe from them, so keep in mind where they are. Specializations In TBC, Blizzard added the option for players to choose between specializing their Alchemy between Master of Potions, Master of Elixirs, or Master of Transmutations. Each will give you the chance to create an additional item (called a “proc” or “proccing”) when crafting either Elixirs or Potions or Transmuting any objects. To become a Master of any kind you’ll need to complete a unique quest chain, which you can take from your Master trainer (either Apothecary Antonivich or Alchemist Gribble) once you reach skill level 325 and character level 68. Becoming either a Master of Potions or a Master of Elixirs, however, requires you to complete dungeons or raids that are at the level cap, so it’s advisable to wait until then to do so. Check the Specializations section after the leveling guide to learn more about these. Required Materials Vanilla 60x Silverleaf 60x Peacebloom 110x Briarthorn 5x Mageroyal 50x Bruiseweed 40x Kingsblood 40x Liferoot 40x Wild Steelbloom 40x Goldthorn 30x Arthas’ Tears 60x Sungrass 60x Blindweed Vanilla + TBC 35x Golden Sansam 20x Mountain Silversage 15x Dreamfoil 10x Icecap TBC 50x Felweed 30x Dreaming Glory 30x Netherbloom 10x Nightmare Vine Leveling Alchemy 1 - 60: Minor Healing Potion Combine Silverleaf and Peacebloom to make Minor Healing Potion. Once you reach 50, become a Journeyman 60 - 105: Lesser Healing Potion Convert Minor Healing Potion and Briarthorn into Lesser Healing Potion. 105 - 110: Elixir of Wisdom Use Briarthorn and Mageroyal to make Elixir of Wisdom. 110 - 150: Healing Potion Combine Briarthorn and Bruiseweed to brew Healing Potion. After making enough potions to reach 150, train in Expert Alchemy. 150 - 155: Strong Troll’s Blood Potion Use Briarthorn and Bruiseweed to brew Strong Troll’s Blood Potion. 155 - 195: Greater Healing Potion Convert Kingsblood and Liferoot into Greater Healing Potion. 195 - 235: Elixir of Greater Defense Combine Wild Steelbloom and Goldthorn to craft Elixir of Greater Defense. Stop crafting these at 225 to learn Artisan Alchemy, and then resume making them until 235. 235 - 265: Elixir of Detect Undead Convert Arthas’ Tears into Elixir of Detect Undead. 265 - 290: Superior Mana Potion Turn Sungrass and Blindweed into Superior Mana Potion. 290 - 300: Major Healing Potion Combine Golden Sansam and Mountain Silversage to brew Major Healing Potion. Once you’ve reached 300, you can cross through the Dark Portal and begin the newest set of recipes! Become a Master Alchemist by training at your first questing area in Hellfire Peninsula. Before doing so, however, you’ll need to find Magnus Frostwake at Caer Darrow in the Western Plaguelands and purchase Recipe: Major Mana Potion. 300 - 305: Major Mana Potion Use Dreamfoil and Icecap to brew Major Mana Potion. 305 - 315: Elixir of Major Strength Convert Mountain Silversage and Felweed into Elixir of Major Strength. 315 - 330: Volatile Healing Potion Turn Golden Sansam and Felweed into Volatile Healing Potion. 330 - 340: Super Healing Potion Use Felweed and Netherbloom to craft Super Healing Potion. Before ...

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Before doing so, however, you’ll need to find Magnus Frostwake at Caer Darrow in the Western Plaguelands and purchase Recipe: Major Mana Potion.

This seems like a pretty terrible way for a guide to recommend leveling alchemy considering you need to do a multiple-scholo-run-quest chain to access Magnus, which people powerleveling to TBC levels will not have done.

Posted : 01/07/2021 9:28 pm

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"15x Nightmare Vine" under the elixir mastery requirement should be "15x Felweed"

Posted : 05/09/2021 11:33 pm

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