« Ackadia's Guide to World of Warcraft »

Introduction

[ JULY 2008 ] THIS SECTION IS BEING ENTIRELY RE-WRITTEN, Please bear with me…
Ummm, it it will take a while, but I guarantee it will be worth the wait.

Completed pages / sections include:

• Latest page: Choosing between Aldor and Scryer
  Got fed up continually going over WoWWiki and other sites trying to choose so I wrote my own guide.
  
  
• Farming guide, how to make hundreds, even thousands of gold a day in Warcraft - legitimately.
  
  
• Added a guide to Levellingup cooking from 1 to 375 with cooking and/or fishing
  
  
• You know when you have been playing too much WoW when…
  (will be extended over time)
  
  
• Learning and using Fishing in WoW
  
  
  
• Outland Cooking Recipes in WoW
  Starting with levelling cooking from 1 to 375 quickly and goes on to detail all the buff foods in detail, sorted by use. For instance, Agility buffs from Warp Burgers are gathered with the melee foods.
  
  
• Darkmoon Fair
  Paying particular attention to the Darkmoon Decks of Cards
  
  
• Professionals guide to Jewelcrafting
  Over 19 pages includes breakdown such as [Gems for Healers] covering every socketable gem for healing
  
  
• Professionals guide to Enchanting
  Starts with the optimum way to level 1 to 375 and look at all the enchants and where to get them, whether farmable, from repuation or fromworld drops.
  
  
• Choosing Enchantments
  All the available enchantments categorised and broken down for your convenience. So, under [Stats] : Agility, Strength, Intelligence and Spirit) for (under 35) so will see it is possble to get a staggering +51 to agility for a level 1 Twink, or 123 Stamina (1,230 health) as options
  
  
• World of Warcraft Armour Upgrades
  Leatherworking kits, reputation glyphs and inscriptions and other ways of enhancing your Head, Shoulders and Legging (etc).
  
  
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  Continually updates in progress. Last upload on or after: 16^th July
  Currently starting on: Alchemy and (then) Engineering
  

My WoW characters

• Ackadario: Drenai mage with jewelcrafting and enchanting
  
  
• Malachim: Dwarven warrior with mining and smithing
  
  
• Abaris: Human warlock with skinning and tailoring
  
  
• Elondruil: Drenai hunter with skinning and leatherwork
  
  
• Kailith: Gnome rogue with mining and engineering
  
  
• Kalidaes: Drenai priest with herbalism and alchemy
  
  
• WoW Armory, Europe
  
  

If you are wondering why I don't have an Elf, it's because the way the whole glowing eyes thing is done is silly and I really don't like the stupid long ears! As for Horde characters, just haven't got round to it much, I do have (low level) Horde about though, including an Undead mage, a Troll shaman, a Tauren druid, a Blood Elf paladin and an Undead rogue.


Characters Synergy

Here's how it goes:

The gathers (mining etc) supply themselves and the other characters as necessary and the rest feed each other as appropriate. Here's a convoluted example:

Kailith, kept alive by potions from Kalidaes (gathered wearing clothes crafted by Abaris) mines tin ore which he passes to Ackadario who prospects it, releasing Moss Agates. He passes these to Malachim as part of the recipe for a Glinting Steel Dagger(s). He posts these to Ackadario who enchants them and sends one to the rogue and the other to the hunter as off-hand weapons. It does, naturally scale up with levels.

That said, crafting can suck up obscene amounts of money, by way of example - just on recipes - I estimate I've spent in a region upwards of 30,000g in auction house for Ackadario. He does, of course, now have most of the enchanting and jewelcrafting recipes in the game but still. I'll look at this aspect of crafting and choosing crafts in detail in it's own section shortly.