WoW Mining Guide

When first starting World Of Warcraft there are two main
professions that you will need to decide from for you
character. While there are several professions to choose
from it's important that you choose one that best suits your
character type. The mining profession is a great choice
for characters who wear mail or plate armor. Assuming you have
chosen mining, before you start, you are going to need:
1. Mining Skill.
Mining Skills are attained by going to your local
mining trainer to be trained.
Miners locations within WoW are:
Alliance Mining Trainers:
Gelman Stonehand: (Dwarven District, Stormwind)
Yarr Hammerstone: (Kharanos, Dun Morogh)
Dank Drizzlecut: (Gol'Boloar Quarry, Dun Morogh)
Geofram Bouldertoe: (The Great Forge, Ironforge)
Kurdram Stonehammer: (Auberdine, Darkshore)
Matt Johnson: (Darkshire, Duskwood)
Brock Stoneseeker: (Thelsamar, Loch Modan)
Muaat: (Traders Tier, Exodar) TBC
Dulvi: (Azure Watch, Azuremyst Isle)
Prospector Nachlan (Blood Watch, Bloodmyst Isle)
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Expansion Pack Trainers: Hurnak
Grimmord: (Alliance Trainer - Honor Hold)
Fendrig Redbeard: (Alliance Trainer - Valiance Keep)
Horde Mining Trainers:
Brom Killian: (Horde Trainer - Undercity)
Makaru: (Horde Trainer - Orgrimmar)
Brek Stonehoof: (Horde Trainer - Thunder Bluff)
Belil: (Horde Trainer - Silvermoon City)
Krunn (Razor Hill, Durotar)
Johan Focht (Sepulcher, Silverpine Forest)
Belil (Farstriders' Square, Silvermoon City) TBC
Expanision Pack Trainers: Krugosh:
(Thrallmar)
Jonathan Lewis: (Vengeance Landing)
Neutral Mining Trainers Pikkle
(Gadgetzan, Tanaris)
2. Mining Pick. You can't mine without one
and its also interesting to note that mining picks can be
enchanted. This however has no real effect on gameplay other
than your pick emitting a glow when equipped. Mining Picks can
usually be purchased right next to the trainer once you finish
training.
3. Gloves. Gloves are an optional choice
but I recommend having them when starting out. Get the cheapest
gloves that you can find and enchant them with a +5 mining
skill - this won't cost anymore than 2g.
+5 mining skill would increase your chances of getting a
crystal but having it will reduce the odds of you having a
failed attempt.
If your an engineer you can create a goblin helmet and this
will add a +5 to your mining skill. This can be handy.
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Vein Types and the Skills Required:
* Copper (1)
* Tin (65)
* Incendicite (65)
* Silver (75)
* Lesser Bloodstone (75)
* Iron (125)
* Indurium (150)
* Gold (155)
* Mithril (175)
* Dark Iron (230)
* Truesilver (230)
* Small Thorium (250)
* Rich Thorium (275)
Below I have provided the skill you will need in order to
smelt each type of ore that you mine.
* Copper (1)
* Tin (65)
* Bronze (65)
* Silver (75)
* Iron (125)
* Gold (155)
* Steel (165)
* Mithril (175)
* Truesilver (230)
* Dark Iron (230)
* Thorium (250)
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Mining 1-65
Copper Mining
Because of the abundancy of copper I recommend mining 50
copper and then smelting. You can use any of the routes that I
have provided below:
Mining Locations:
* Alterac Mountains
* Ashenvale
* Darkshore
* Desolace
* Dun Morogh
* Durotar
* Duskwood
* Elwynn Forest
* Hillsbrad Foothills
* Loch Modan
* Mulgore
* Redridge Mountains
* Silverpine Forest
* Stonetalon Mountains
* The Barrens
* Thousand Needles, Tirisfal Glades, Westfall, and Wetlands
Horde Guide
Tauren: Mulgore: Follow the cliffs all the way. Make sure to
visit the Venture Co Mine. Following this route you will get
about 40-50 copper.
Orc and Troll: One method that I find to be very rewarding
is to simply finish entire circuits of Durotar. But because
there is a lot of copper around it might be better to start at
Razor Hill then move west towards the Quilboar grounds. If you
choose this path make sure to stay along the cliff face until
you reach the river. Next, move north until you get to
Orgrimmar. Move east from here until you get to a small
farmstead. From here head south and go into the canyon. If you
head south east from here you will end up back at Razor Hill.
When you've completed this you should have about 25-30 copper
ores.
Undead: Start from the entrance of DeathKnell. From
Deathknell go south and follow the cliffs past the Undercity
until you reach bulwark. From bulwark head north towards
scarlet monastery. From here go west once you hit the coast,
then proceed south and follow the cliffs to Agamand Mills.
After Agamand Mills follow the hills south back to the entrace
of Deathknell. This run will get you about 30-40 copper
ore.
Alliance Guide
Night elves: When starting with Night Elves Darnassus hasn't
any ores at all, so your only option should be to go to
Darkshore. Starting from Auberdine go east until you
reach the cliffs that are at the top of the map. From here move
south huggin the cliff face as you move through this
area. Once you get to the entrance of Ashenvale go west
towards the coast and then head north back towards Auberdine.
Head east from here until you reach the cliffs, except this
time go north once you reach the cliffs. While heading north,
following the cliffs, head around the coast going south towards
Auberdine. You will find taking this route easier than going
the whole route of Auberdine. This will earn you about 40-50
copper ores.
Dwarves and Gnomes: No guide is really
necessary for Dwarves and Gnomes because Copper can be found
pretty much everywhere.
Human: Starting at the Goldshire, head east
to the north of Crystal Lake. When you reach the logging camp,
go south. Continuing southward, once you hit the river, follow
it to the border of Duskwood and Elwyn forest. From here move
north east and you will return to goldshire. If you follow this
route and go to atleast 2 mines you will get about 30-40 copper
ores.
This guide will get you from level 1-65, but after this you
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