Dragonflight Blacksmithing Guide

Let’s take a look at Blacksmithing. The first impressions are that profession is now more in-depth thanks to a huge number of recipes and different levels of crafting. In this guide, we will talk about Blacksmithing bonuses and benefits, Dragonflight changes, all new specializations, and all new important options.

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Dragonflight Blacksmithing Bonuses & Benefits

Blacksmithing will probably be one of the main professions for every player who searching for a good way to gold making. This is because Blacksmithing has several advantages:

• Crafting weapons and armor is still the main blacksmiths’ job, but now they can craft items up to Mythic raids item level;
• Rare BoE equipment can be mass-crafted through the Crafting Orders system;
• Weapon stones are making a comeback and definitely will be in demand (you will need the weapon stone specialization to craft them);
• The creation of new professional tools has also been added, and all other gatherers and crafters will need them.

Also, let’s take a look at some new items blacksmiths can create in Dragonflight:

• We don’t know about all novelties right now, but Bloody Warboots of Impunity and Shield of the Hearth with interesting new effects on them look pretty interesting;
• A new line of tools for Blacksmithing and other professions: Khaz’gorite Blacksmith’s Hammer, Khaz’gorite Blacksmith’s Toolbox, Khaz’gorite Pickaxe, Spring-Loaded Khaz’gorite Fabric Cutters, Khaz’gorite Leatherworker’s Knife, Khaz’gorite Leatherworker’s Toolset, Khaz’gorite Needle Set, Khaz’gorite Sickle, Khaz’gorite Skinning Knife;
• The new companion is Alvin the Anvil. It’s much better than a pet rock.

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Changes

We’ve rounded up the most notable changes and improvements to the Dragonflight Blacksmithing profession.

• The profession will have a new interface;
• Your character will get an appearance in special equipment when performing an action related to the Blacksmithing profession;
• Blacksmithing currently got four specializations: Armorsmithing, Weaponsmithing, Specialty smithing, and Hammer Control. Whereas the first two deal with weapons and armor. Specialty smithing interacts with weapon gems, professional tools, and alloys. Hammer Control improves the quality of all its crafts;
• Profession Knowledge was added to maximize the use of professional specializations;
• Crafting Orders joined us as a new system that will allow you to place an order for items of interest to other players;
• Recrafting will allow you to replace optional stats that were used to craft an item with a higher-quality one. This way you don’t have to create new items;
• New Crafting-Specific stats will make your crafting gameplay much more convenient.

So that you can study in more detail all the changes that have taken place in Dragonflight, you can follow the link to our Dragonflight Professions guide.

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Equipment

If you perform an action related to the Blacksmithing profession, your character will be visually transformed into special equipment – a hammer and apron.

It looks great, but as a bonus profession equipment gives you a boost for your professional stats, which makes crafting more effective and convenient.

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Shopping List

We’ve compiled a list of essential reagents that you’ll need to level up your character in Dragonflight Blacksmithing.

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Leveling

This guide will show you the efficient way to level up in Blacksmithing, as well as the list of required reagents for this. In Dragonflight, leveling will take much more of your time than previous versions of the game. To be successful and max out your hero, you will need recipes that you can find from vendors, as well as farm Renown or use Knowledge points for other recipes.

Blacksmithing Leveling 1-50 (Armor)

Blacksmithing Leveling 50-100 (Armor)

Blacksmithing Leveling 1-50 (Weapons and Tools)

Blacksmithing Leveling 50-100 (Weapons and Tools)

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Specializations

Now, let’s get a closer look at all new Blacksmithing specializations and their purpose.

Armorsmithing Blacksmith Specialization

Armor crafting concentrates on crafting higher-quality Plate armor pieces as well as learning new armor recipes and ways to customize armor bonuses as you craft them.

Armorsmithing (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making plate armor.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents to increase the level of items on most armor plans;

Up to +15 Inspiration and up to +15 Resourcefulness when you make plate armor;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it.

Large Plate Armor (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making the largest armor pieces, Including chest, legs, and shields.

You must have 10 points in Armorsmithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents that will help determine secondary stats on many large plate armor plans;

Up to +10 Inspiration and up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make armor for chests and legs, plus shields;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents on large plate armor plans.

Breastplates (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate chest armor.

You must have 10 points in Large Plate Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make chest armor;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Breastplate;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on chest armor plans;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair plate chest armor.

Shields (30 Points). For each point of this specialization you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making shields.

You must have 10 points in Large Plate Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make shields;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Defender;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on shield plans;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair shields.

Greaves (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate leg armor.

You must have 10 points in Large Plate Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make leg armor;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Legplates;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on leg armor plans;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair leg armor.

Sculpted Plate Armor (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making sculpted armor pieces, Including for head, shoulders, and feet.

You must have 10 points in Armorsmithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents that will help determine secondary stats on many sculpted plate armor plans;

Up to +10 Inspiration and up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make armor for the head, shoulders, and feet;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents on sculpted plate armor plans.

Helms (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate armor to protect the head.

You must have 10 points in Sculpted Plate Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make armor for the head;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Helm;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for armor for the head;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair plate helms.

Pauldrons (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate armor for the shoulders.

You must have 10 points in Sculpted Plate Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make shoulder armor;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Pauldrons;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on shoulder armor plans;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair shoulder armor.

Sabatons (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate armor for the feet.

You must have 10 points in Sculpted Plate Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make armor for the feet;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Sabatons;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for armor for the feet;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair feet armor.

Fine Armor (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making the smallest armor pieces, including waist, wrists, and hands.

You must have 10 points in Armorsmithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents that will help determine secondary stats on many fine plate armor plans;

Up to +10 Inspiration and up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make armor for the waist, wrists, and hands;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents on fine plate armor plans.

Gauntlets (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate armor for the hands.

You must have 10 points in Fine Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make armor for the hands;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Gauntlets;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for armor for the hands;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair plate gauntlets.

Vambraces (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate wrist armor.

You must have 10 points in Fine Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make wrist armor;

Learning how to craft Primal Molten Vambraces;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on wrist armor plans;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair plate wrist armor.

Belts (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in making plate armor for the waist.

You must have 10 points in Fine Armor to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Crafting Skill when you make armor for the waist;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Greatbelt;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for armor for the waist;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair waist armor.

Weaponsmithing Blacksmith Specialization

Weaponsmithing concentrates on crafting higher-quality weapons as well as learning weapon recipes and ways to customize weapon bonuses as you craft them.

Weaponsmithing (30 Points). For each point of this specialization you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making weapons and large tools.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents to increase the level of items on most weapon plans;

Up to +15 Inspiration and up to +15 Resourcefulness when you make weapons and large tools;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Weapon Crafting is 15% faster.

Blades (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making various bladed weapons and tools.

You must have 10 points in Weaponsmithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents that will help determine secondary stats on many bladed weapon plans;

Up to +10 Inspiration and up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make long and short blades;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents on various blade plans.

Short Blades (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making short-bladed weapons and tools, Including knives, daggers, and fist weapons.

You must have 10 points in Blades to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Crafting Skill when you make armor for the waist;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Shortblade and a Primal Molten Spellblade;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for short blades;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair short blades.

Long Blades (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making long-bladed weapons and tools, including swords, glaives, and sickles.

You must have 10 points in Blades to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Crafting Skill when you make long blades;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Longsword and a Primal Molten Warglaive;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for long blades;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair long blades.

Hafted (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making various hafted weapons and tools such as axes and hammers.

You must have 10 points in Weaponsmithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Learning how to use Optional Reagents that will help determine secondary stats on many hafted weapon plans;

Up to +10 Inspiration and up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make hafted weapons and tools;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents on various hafted weapons and tool plans.

Axes, Picks & Polearms (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making axes, picks, and polearms.

You must have 10 points in Hafted to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Crafting Skill when you make axes, picks, and polearms;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Greataxe and a Khaz’gorite Pickaxe;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for axes, picks, and polearms;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair axes, picks, and polearms.

Maces & Hammers (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making maces and hammers.

You must have 10 points in Hafted to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Crafting Skill when you make maces and hammers;

Learning how to craft a Primal Molten Mace and a Khaz’gorite Blacksmith’s Hammer;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality on plans for maces and hammers;

Learning how to use Serevite Repair Hammer and zzOldDraconium Repair Hammer to be able to repair maces and hammers.

Specialty Smithing Blacksmith Specialization

Specialty Smithing concentrates on non-combat items that Blacksmiths make, such as tools and metal alloys.

Specialty Smithing (40 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at making non-combat items.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +5 Inspiration and up to +5 Resourcefulness when you craft non-combat items;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Learning how to use special Finishing Reagents to increase crafting quality and speed on plans for various non-combat items.

Toolsmithing (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in crafting metal tools and accessories for various professions.

You must have 5 points in Specialty Smithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Inspiration and up to +15 Crafting Skill when you craft profession tools and accessories;

Learning how to craft a Draconium Blacksmith’s Toolbox;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents together with plans for professional tools and accessories.

Adventuring Gear (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in crafting adventuring gear such as grappling hooks.

You must have 5 points in Specialty Smithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Inspiration, up to +10 Resourcefulness, and up to +15 Crafting Skill when you craft adventuring gear;

Learning how to use Quenching Fluid Finishing Reagents with plans for adventuring gear.

Stonework (20 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert in crafting stone improvements for weapons and tools.

You must have 5 points in Specialty Smithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +40 Multicraft and up to +10 Inspiration when you craft stone goods;

Up to 50% additional products from Multicraft when you craft stone goods.

Smelting (20 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming an expert at smelting alloys and other special reagents.

You must have 5 points in Specialty Smithing to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +20 Multicraft and up to +10 Inspiration when you smelt alloys and other reagents;

Up to 50% additional products from Multicraft when you smelt alloys and other reagents.

Hammer Control Blacksmith Specialization

This specialization gives you the ability to use resources economically and improve the quality of crafts.

Hammer Control (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming better at the art of blacksmithing.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +3 Crafting Skill, up to +10 Inspiration, and up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make Blacksmithing goods;

Any sub-specialization of your choice and learn it;

Blacksmithing is 15% faster.

Safety Smithing (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, with more economical use of reagents.

You must have 10 points in Hammer Control to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Resourcefulness when you make Blacksmithing goods;

Up to 5% additional reagents Resourcefulness will save you when you craft Blacksmithing goods.

Poignant Plans (30 Points). For each point of this specialization, you gain +1 Crafting Skill, becoming a more inspired Blacksmith.

You must have 10 points in Hammer Control to learn this sub-specialization.

Mastering this talent you can get:

Up to +10 Inspiration when you make Blacksmithing goods;

Up to 50% additional Crafting Skill from Inspiration when you craft Blacksmithing goods.

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Specialization Basics

You will be able to learn Blacksmithing specializations from level 25 skill in Dragon Isles Blacksmithing. Once you’ve leveled up in Blacksmithing, you’ll have access to the Specializations profession tab, where you’ll be able to see options for four different specializations. Hammer Control is the fourth specialization that does not require points, so it is available for more detailed and in-depth exploration once you can unlock Blacksmithing specializations. To learn other specializations, you will need a certain level of the Dragon Isles Blacksmithing profession. Specializations are allowed to be studied in any order:

At Dragon Isles Blacksmithing 25 you get access to the first specialization;

At Dragon Isles Blacksmithing 50 you get access to the second specialization;

At Dragon Isles Blacksmithing 75 you get access to the third specialization.

Each Blacksmithing specialization has its own talent tree and Dragon Isles Blacksmithing Knowledge is available to you so you can keep track of your knowledge. At the moment there is no information on how to get these knowledge points, but we can assume that you will get them for world quests and exploring the Dragon Isles. You can also earn extra bonuses for every 5 Knowledge Points you spend on a Specialization Talent, which will help you advance to the next level.

Dragonflight Blacksmithing Trainers

For your convenience, let’s see Dragonflight Blacksmithing trainers and where they are located.

Kholmar Sunrunner, Wingrest Embassy, Waking Shores

Gringot Coldsteel, Obsidian Throne, Waking Shores

Farrier Uugan, Teerakai, Ohn´aran Plains

Custodian Vernagos, Camp Anonidas, The Azure Span

Metalshaper Kuroko, Valdrakken, Thaldraszus

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For now, it is all you should know about Dragonflight Blacksmithing, but in the future, we’ll add leveling information too. Good luck in your adventures on Dragon Isles, don’t forget to rate our guide and check out our Blacksmithing Boosting Service!