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Help To Getting 60 Mining

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Yo People. Its ya boy Ray! :anxious:

 

 

 

Lol, Cut to the chase, this is a Non Members story, and I need help / hints of where to mine, what to mine, to sell, to smith, etc.

 

 

 

Can You All Help Meh? ::'

I dont need a siggy no moar.

I take it that you're starting from lvl 1 mining?

 

First off this method works if you do not really need smithing to be trained along with mining at all times.

 

 

 

At lvl 1, you can only mine bronze and tin, so just mine them and at the same time you use them to train smithing to at least 15 before switching to iron.

 

 

 

When you start mining iron, likely cases you are disadvantaged when pitting against miners with rune pick because you don't have one yourself. You have to find a not so crowded iron mine that you can mine alone, probably dwarven mines or rimmington. Whether you bank or drop iron is entirely up to you. Do this until you hit 50 and have a rune pick.

 

 

 

At 50 you have two choices. Either mine coal or continue with iron. At that lvl you should be able to compete well enough with other rune pick iron miners so you might want to try your luck. For coal mining, you can go to edgeville dungeon mine, dwarven mine or simply draynor mine. Do this until 60.

 

 

 

If you chose to mine coal, you should have enough ores accumulated (assuming you banked all ores) to make some steel bars, so make them and smith/sell. Smithing iron is not that good since about half of it is wasted without ring of forging. Still, up to you. Good luck

Strangely with WotLK so near, I wished I could delay it a bit to push through that last TBC content in MH/BT :'(.

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I take it that you're starting from lvl 1 mining?

 

First off this method works if you do not really need smithing to be trained along with mining at all times.

 

 

 

At lvl 1, you can only mine bronze and tin, so just mine them and at the same time you use them to train smithing to at least 15 before switching to iron.

 

 

 

When you start mining iron, likely cases you are disadvantaged when pitting against miners with rune pick because you don't have one yourself. You have to find a not so crowded iron mine that you can mine alone, probably dwarven mines or rimmington. Whether you bank or drop iron is entirely up to you. Do this until you hit 50 and have a rune pick.

 

 

 

At 50 you have two choices. Either mine coal or continue with iron. At that lvl you should be able to compete well enough with other rune pick iron miners so you might want to try your luck. For coal mining, you can go to edgeville dungeon mine, dwarven mine or simply draynor mine. Do this until 60.

 

 

 

If you chose to mine coal, you should have enough ores accumulated (assuming you banked all ores) to make some steel bars, so make them and smith/sell. Smithing iron is not that good since about half of it is wasted without ring of forging. Still, up to you. Good luck

 

 

 

Sorry, forgot to note,I'm level 49 Mining :XD:

I dont need a siggy no moar.

Mine iron at the al kharid mine :)

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Mine iron at the al kharid mine :)

 

 

 

Mine the iron and while you are waiting for the rock to respawn you drop the rock you mined. This is called "Power Mining"

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