TBC Anniversary Blacksmithing Boost

What You Get

• Blacksmithing raised to the skill you set, up to 375
• Fel Iron, Adamantite and every other bar for the range
• Outland armor, weapon and sharpening stone recipes learned along the route
• A screenshot of your blacksmithing skill at the target

Before We Start

• A TBC Anniversary character with Blacksmithing or a free profession slot
• Level 58 or higher so the Outland part of the route can be trained
• Aldor or Scryers marked in the calculator
• Login details for Piloted, or a remote session for Remote Control

The TBC Anniversary Blacksmithing boost takes your smithing to the skill you set, up to 375, with ore and bars bought or smelted by our side. Plan on about 20–22 hours for the whole 1–375 climb. Work starts as soon as a booster accepts the order, normally 15 minutes after checkout.

Set the Skill slider from your current blacksmithing to the goal. Blacksmithing burns more metal than any other craft, so the last 75 points are the dearest part of the order. Every material for the range is part of the price, so you buy and send nothing.

Under Faction choice, mark the Aldor or The Scryers. Normal speed is the base, while Express and Super Express cost more. Play methods: Piloted, Self Play or Remote Control.

What Is Blacksmithing in TBC Anniversary?

Blacksmithing in TBC Anniversary is the metal craft: smelted bars go in, and plate armor, weapons, shield spikes and sharpening stones come out. In The Burning Crusade it also leads to the master weapons, which only a specialized smith can make and wield.

The Outland part of the route runs on Fel Iron Bar, Adamantite Bar and Felsteel Bar. Smaller crafts like the Adamantite Sharpening Stone sell to melee players every raid week.

Armorsmith or Weaponsmith: What Changes

A smith picks Armorsmith or Weaponsmith, and a Weaponsmith later narrows down to one weapon type for the master weapons. Those weapons bind on pickup and need the matching title to equip.

• Master Hammersmith: Deep Thunder, a two-hand mace that stuns on hit.
• Master Swordsmith: Lionheart Champion, a two-hand sword.
• Master Axesmith: Black Planar Edge, a main-hand axe.

Good to know: pick the hammer, sword or axe line by the weapon you want at the end. Deep Thunder never works for a Swordsmith, even at 375. Our Deep Thunder boost covers the mace itself.

How Long the Blacksmithing Carry Takes

A full Blacksmithing carry from 1 to 375 runs about 20–22 hours, and most of that time goes into smelting and crafting the Outland stretch above 300. The booster reports each trainer rank in the order chat, and the last screenshot shows your skill at the target. Starting from a higher skill cuts the hours.

Metal is the expensive part of this craft. The booster buys or smelts every bar the route asks for, up to Hardened Adamantite Bar and Khorium Bar, so you never have to camp the AH for a stack of Felsteel during a busy raid week.

World-drop patterns such as the Eternium Runed Blade are not part of a skill order. Epic 375 recipes also need Nether Vortex, which the Nether Vortex farm collects for you.

Buy Blacksmithing With a Second Profession

Buy the smithing boost alone, or pair it with engineering or jewelcrafting in one profession kit. The TBC Anniversary profession boosts page lists every other trade.

FAQ

When does the Blacksmithing boost start?

The Blacksmithing boost starts when a booster takes the order, normally 15 minutes after payment, and the first bars are crafted that day.

How long does Blacksmithing 1–375 take?

Blacksmithing 1–375 takes about 20–22 hours. A range that starts at 300 or higher needs fewer hours.

Does the Blacksmithing boost make Deep Thunder?

No. The Blacksmithing boost raises skill. Deep Thunder needs Master Hammersmith and its own materials, so it is a separate order.

Which specialization comes with the Blacksmithing boost?

The Blacksmithing boost covers skill, and the specialization is your call. Tell the booster in the order chat which one you want, Armorsmith or Weaponsmith.