If you are struggling to find decent materials to craft your armor, weapons, and potions, you can try no-flying zones. You won’t need to find these routes, but you’ll likely get some decent materials that will be useful for leveling. These zones will only appear on the Classic version of the game. Here are some examples of the materials you can find in no-flying zones: Copper Ore, Malachite, Tigerseye, Shadowgem, and more!
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Copper Ore
If you’re interested in farming copper, you’ll want to know which zones in World of Warcraft have the best chances of finding it. Those zones are those that cater to both the alliance and the horde. While you’re probably not going to want to enter horde territory, you’ll be able to farm copper ore in a few zones. In addition, some zones only have certain types of minerals you can farm, so you’ll want to be aware of which ones are best to use.
Mithril Spurs
The first step in making Mithril Spurs is to obtain a pair of Mithril Scale Bracers. These can be obtained through the Imperial Plate Belt quest line. These bracers have a respawn time of thirty to sixty minutes, so it is advisable to purchase them before making Mithril Spurs. In addition, Mithril Scale Bracers can also be used to make Mithril Blades.
The second step in making Mithril Spurs is to obtain the plans. These plans are incredibly rare world drops and can cost hundreds of gold on the auction house. To make the plan, you will need four Mithril Bars and three Solid Grinding Stones. Then, you can begin blacksmithing, which will take about forty-five hours of skilling. This process can take a long time, so it is best to begin as soon as possible.
Green Dye
You can buy Green Dye for World of Warcraft from Leatherworking and Tailoring supply vendors. This raw material can be used to make various types of clothing. You can also use it to make Runed Copper Belts and Golden Skeleton Keys. If you aren’t able to make your own Rough Stone, you can purchase it from vendors in Leatherworking and Tailoring supplies.
Mining routes
There are a couple of good mining routes for World of Warcraft rough stone. The Dugi Map is a great place to go for cobalt, titanium, and saronite ore. While the other two no-flying zones are not as rewarding, you’ll still be able to get decent materials for leveling. And, if you’re not content with these two options, you can always try the Sholazar Basin instead. This one will hit the main hotspots for the minerals that you’re looking for.
No-flying zone
When playing World of Warcraft, you might have heard about the no-flying zone. This restricted area has been in the game for a while, but was only recently introduced in Wrath of the Lich King. It was originally introduced in The Burning Crusade and is currently located on the Outland map instance. In an interview with Eurogamer, lead designer Cory Stockton hinted that patch 6.2 will be the last major content update.
