TBC Classic Anniversary Blacksmithing Guide 300–375

You came for TBC Classic Anniversary Blacksmithing Guide 300–375, so you can shovel metal into a forge until it starts to feel personal, and you can watch your bags turn into plates, belts, and pure regret.

You already survived to 300, so you can handle Outland, even if Outland laughs at your wallet and your patience, and it keeps asking for bars like the anvil is hungry.

green crafts can skip skill points, so you bring extra mats, and you keep moving instead of staring at the skill bar.

• What do you craft first at 300, so the trainer stops judging you
• Which step eats Adamantite Bar the hardest, so you plan your farm
• Where do you buy the recipe for Lesser Ward of Shielding, so you avoid a vendor camping drama
• How do you unlock the 360–375 recipes with The Scryers or The Aldor, so your last points stop trolling you
• Which 360–375 route lets you finish with crafted gear you can actually use
• What do you do when your craft is green and your skill refuses to move

Before you start

Train Master Blacksmithing in Hellfire Peninsula, then you start the grind with Outland recipes right away.

• Horde trainer: Rohok
• Alliance trainer: Humphry

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This list is a baseline for the main path, and extra crafts can happen on green steps.

You start with a cheap craft that uses bars and cloth, and it warms you up for the real Outland bill.

You craft a belt, because Outland believes belts are a lifestyle, and you will craft enough of them to start questioning fashion.

You swap to gloves, because the skill bar likes variety, and your anvil likes to watch you suffer in new shapes.

You craft boots, and you can almost hear them walking away from your World of Warcraft Anniversary raids.

You craft a rune, because Outland wants your metal turned into magical paperwork.

You craft a tunic, and you can sell some, so the pain feels slightly less evil.

You craft wards, and you learn vendor camping in the most polite way possible, which still feels like a punishment.

Recipe source: Rohok sells it for Horde, and Mari Stonehand sells it for Alliance, with limited stock.

You craft weightstones again, and this time the recipe wants cloth too, because it enjoys watching you farm two material types.

Recipe source: buy it from Fedryen Swiftspear in Zangarmarsh, with Honored reputation with Cenarion Expedition.

Now you pick your final punishment, and you finish the last points with a recipe that fits your faction choice, your farm plan, and your tolerance for rare drops.

You use this route if you are with The Scryers, and you want a vendor recipe that you can buy after you get Friendly.

Recipe vendor: Quartermaster Enuril.

You can push World of Warcraft Anniversary attunements with turn-ins, so you keep farming while your forge keeps screaming.

• Turn in Sunfury Signet to Magistrix Fyalenn
• Turn in Arcane Tome to Voren'thal the Seer

Mining note: one Hardened Adamantite Bar comes from 10 Adamantite Bar, and that is 20 Adamantite Ore.

You use this route if you want a strong craft and you accept the dungeon loop as your new hobby.

Recipe: Plans: Felsteel Gloves from Auchenai Monks in Auchenai Crypts.

You use this route if you want an open world farm, and you can handle RNG while your bags fill with green junk.

Recipe: Plans: Khorium Belt from Murkblood Raiders in Nagrand.

You use this route if you are with The Aldor, and you can handle primals in bulk.

Recipe vendor: Quartermaster Endarin.

You can push Aldor reputation with turn-ins, so you farm while your forge keeps chewing bars.

• Turn in Mark of Sargeras to Adyen the Lightwarden
• Turn in Fel Armament to Ishanah

If you still need to choose between The Scryers and The Aldor, you can unlock the choice through a short Shattrath quest line.

• Pick up A'dal from Haggard War Veteran
• Continue with City of Light from Archmage Khadgar
• Finish with Allegiance to the Aldor or Allegiance to the Scryers

When you hit 375, you can finally stop crafting belts as therapy, and you can go back to World of Warcraft Anniversary character progression you actually want.

Conclusion

At 375, you can walk away from the anvil, sell the leftovers, and keep your final route saved for alts, because Outland will remember your face and it will ask for bars again with a straight smile.