TBC Anniversary Alchemy Boost

What You Get

• Alchemy raised from your current skill to the target on the slider, up to 375
• Herbs, Imbued Vials and every reagent for the range
• Outland flask, potion and transmute recipes learned on the way up
• A screenshot of the final skill in the order chat

Before We Start

• A character on a TBC Anniversary realm with Alchemy learned or a free profession slot
• Level 58 or higher, so the booster can take the Dark Portal to Outland trainers
• Your Aldor or Scryers choice set in the calculator
• Account access for Piloted or Remote Control

The TBC Anniversary Alchemy boost raises your alchemy to any skill you pick, up to the 375 cap, and the herbs and vials come from our stock. A full 1–375 run takes about 20–22 hours. A booster usually picks the order up within 15 minutes of payment.

Move the Skill slider from your current alchemy to the target you want. The part above 300 costs the most, because Outland herbs fill most of the route there. Every material for the range is part of the price, so you buy and send nothing.

Faction choice asks whether your character backs the Aldor or The Scryers, so the booster buys recipes from the right Shattrath vendor. Express and Super Express cost more than Normal. Play it Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control.

What Is Alchemy in TBC Anniversary?

Alchemy in TBC Anniversary is the profession that brews potions, elixirs and flasks from herbs, and at 375 it covers every consumable a raider in The Burning Crusade drinks. Outland herbs such as Felweed, Dreaming Glory and Mana Thistle feed the top recipes.

Raid nights burn through Flask of Relentless Assault and Flask of Blinding Light, and an alchemist brews them at cost. At 350 you can also wear the Alchemist's Stone, a trinket that boosts the healing and mana potions you drink. Transmutes like Transmute: Primal Might turn spare primals into a reagent other crafters buy.

Which Alchemy Specialization Should You Pick?

An alchemist in The Burning Crusade can learn one specialization, and each one gives a chance to create extra items from recipes of its own type.

Specialization	Bonus on	Who takes it
Transmutation Master	Transmutes	Gold makers trading primals and diamonds
Elixir Master	Elixirs and flasks	Raiders who flask every week
Potion Master	Potions	Arena players and potion sellers

Name the one you want in the order chat. The booster finishes the leveling first and tells you if the specialization quest needs anything from your character.

How the Alchemy Carry Is Done

The booster crafts the lowest-cost recipe that still gives skill at each stage, then trains the next rank and moves on. Old-world herbs carry the skill to 300. After that, the route switches to Outland potions and elixirs, with the master trainer Lorokeem in Lower City for the last ranks. You see progress in the order chat, and the full climb fits in about 20–22 hours.

Good to know: a flask counts as both a battle and a guardian elixir. One flask replaces two elixirs, which is why raiders who buy this boost save more herbs than they expect.

Buy Alchemy Alone or With Other Crafts

Buy the Alchemy boost on its own, or take it with a second craft through the TBC Anniversary profession kit. A TBC Anniversary gold order covers herbs for weekly flasks after the order. Flasks matter most in the Black Temple raid. All crafts are compared on the TBC Anniversary professions page.

FAQ

When can the Alchemy boost start?

The Alchemy boost starts once a booster is assigned, usually within 15 minutes of payment. The first crafts happen the same day.

How long does Alchemy 1–375 take in TBC Anniversary?

Alchemy from 1 to 375 takes about 20–22 hours of crafting. A shorter range on the slider finishes sooner.

Do I have to send herbs for the Alchemy boost?

No. The Alchemy boost uses herbs and vials from our stock, and they are already in the price.

Is an Alchemy specialization included?

An Alchemy specialization is not set in the calculator. Tell the booster in the order chat which master you want, and the quest is discussed there.