Engineering Boost

Engineering is the most playful profession in classic-era WoW and, in the right hands, one of the strongest. Engineers throw grenades that stun, drop dynamite on packs, use Goblin Sapper Charges for huge burst damage, wear goggles that compete with raid helms and carry gadgets that only another engineer can use. The price is a long leveling path full of parts, blasting powder and tool crafts. A **WoW Forever Engineering boost** puts a pro on that path, who levels the skill on your character up to the target you choose.

• **Apprentice (1 to 75):** capital city engineering trainers, from level 5
• **Journeyman (75 to 150):** capital trainers, from level 10
• **Expert (150 to 225):** from level 20, taught by Expert Engineering trainers
• **Artisan (225 to 300):** from level 35, from an Artisan engineering trainer

Engineering trainers are spread across Ironforge, Orgrimmar and the goblin towns such as Gadgetzan and Booty Bay. Your booster handles each trainer visit as part of the order.

Most engineering recipes are built from smaller parts, so the profession levels by making those parts first and then using them in bigger crafts. Rough Blasting Powder (from Rough Stone) and Handfuls of Copper Bolts start the profession. Coarse Blasting Powder, Bronze Tubes and Whirring Bronze Gizmos carry the Journeyman rank. Heavy Blasting Powder, Solid Blasting Powder, Mithril Tubes, Unstable Triggers and Mithril Casings fill the middle and upper ranks, and Dense Blasting Powder, Thorium Widgets and Thorium Tubes finish the climb. Bars and stone from Mining feed almost all of it, and the parts you make early are reused later, so a stack of Bronze Tubes or Mithril Casings never goes to waste. What your order covers is listed in the checkout before you pay.

Engineers need tools in their bags to craft. The Arclight Spanner is made early and is required for many recipes, while a Blacksmith Hammer and later a Gyromatic Micro-Adjustor are needed for others. These tools are crafted or bought as part of the normal leveling path. Keep them in your bags after the boost so you can keep crafting.

A typical path runs through Rough Copper Bombs and Arclight Spanners, then Copper Modulators, Bronze Tubes and Silver Contacts. Middle points come from Big Iron Bombs, Green Lens and Iron Grenades. Mithril-based items like Mithril Tubes and Hi-Explosive Bombs carry the late Expert range, and Dense Blasting Powder, Thorium Widgets, Thorium Grenades and Thorium Tubes take the skill to 300. Many of these crafts are useful in their own right: Iron Grenades and Thorium Grenades are stuns you will use in dungeons and PvP for the rest of the game.

Engineering also has a few steps that slow solo players down. Some schematics are sold only by vendors in goblin towns such as Gadgetzan, Booty Bay and Everlook, and certain recipes need a part that is easiest to make in bulk. A booster who knows the route plans those vendor stops into the order so the skill keeps climbing without detours.

At skill 200, engineers can take a quest to join one of two schools. Each opens its own schematics:

• **Goblin Engineering:** Goblin Sapper Charge, Goblin Rocket Boots, Goblin Rocket Helmet, Goblin Bomb Dispenser and Dimensional Ripper: Everlook
• **Gnomish Engineering:** Gnomish Cloaking Device, Gnomish Mind Control Cap, Net-o-Matic Projector, Gnomish Battle Chicken and Ultrasafe Transporter: Gadgetzan

Goblin is the usual choice for PvP and raid damage, while Gnomish suits players who like utility and travel. Specialization is not a checkout option, so tell your booster in the order chat which school you want, and ask live chat before ordering if you want to confirm it.

In classic-era WoW the Gnomish path starts with Tinkmaster Overspark in Ironforge or Oglethorpe Obnoticus in Booty Bay, while the Goblin path starts with Nixx Sprocketspring in Gadgetzan. Each school has its own quest and its own trainer list, so once you join one, the other school's schematics stay out of reach.

Some of the best engineering items are open to both schools. Arcanite Dragonling, crafted from a Mechanical Dragonling, is a strong trinket for melee and tanks. Goblin Jumper Cables can bring a dead ally back when no healer is free. Gyrofreeze Ice Reflector and Field Repair Bot 74A are well known in raids, and Explosive Sheep is a favorite trick in battlegrounds. Many of these schematics are drops or vendor recipes, so reaching 300 is what makes them usable.

Engineering is the profession most PvP players keep at 60. Thorium Grenades and Iron Grenades stun, Dense Dynamite hits a whole pack, and Goblin Sapper Charges can turn a fight in one press. In raids, engineers bring extra burst and fire or frost reflectors for the right boss. Many of these items require the Engineering skill to use, which is the reason people keep the profession even after they leave it for gold.

Goggles deserve their own note. Engineers can craft a line of head pieces, from Green Tinted Goggles and Flying Tiger Goggles early on to Fire Goggles and Spellpower Goggles Xtreme later, alongside the Goblin Rocket Helmet and Gnomish Mind Control Cap. Several of them are solid pre-raid picks for their slot, and most of them can be worn only by engineers. For many classes that alone makes the profession worth having at 60.

Not everything an engineer makes is serious. Fireworks, the Mechanical Squirrel Box companion and Target Dummies are part of the profession too, and the Target Dummy even has a real use as a distraction in PvP.

• PvP players who want grenades, sappers and gadgets
• Raiders looking for extra burst and utility
• Miners who want to use their own bars
• Players who want travel tricks like the Gadgetzan or Everlook transporter

Engineering is less of a gold maker than Alchemy or Enchanting, since most of its best items can only be used by engineers. Players take it for what it does in a fight and for the fun gadgets, not for auction house income.

Set your current and target skill on the slider and pay only for that range. Delivery speed can be Standard, **Express** (around 20% faster) or **Super Express** (around 40% faster, top priority). The **Stream Games** add-on lets you watch live, and bigger orders get a 3% to 10% volume discount in the checkout. Below level 35, pick a target inside your current cap or level up first.

With **Piloted**, a booster logs in and levels your Engineering while you stay offline. With **Self-Play Remote**, the booster connects to your PC and plays from there. You can pause the order, switch on "I'm In Game" before you log in, ask for a different booster and reach live chat at any time. If a refund is ever due, it goes to your eloboost.gg wallet.

• 1Set your current and target Engineering skill.
• 2Choose Piloted or Self-Play Remote, a delivery speed and Stream Games if you like.
• 3Check the estimated completion and average start time in the checkout, then pay.
• 4Tell your booster in the order chat which school you want, if any.
• 5Follow live progress and log in to your new skill when it is done.

• Pay only for the skill range you need
• Live progress, order chat and pause on every order
• Optional live stream of the crafting
• GG Points earned on every order

Feed your workshop with a Mining boost, add plate crafts with a Blacksmithing boost, reach level 35 and beyond with WoW Forever 1-60 leveling, or bundle it all in the Leveling + Mount bundle.