Engineering in WoW Forever: Camp Objects & New Recipes

What Engineering does in WoW Forever

Blizzard lists vendors and repairs among what a campsite can offer; in Wowhead’s beta guide, Engineering’s bots are the camp objects that sell reagents and repair gear.

The 74 new Engineering recipes in the beta client lean on the SAF-T and EZ-Thro lines of bombs and devices, with fireworks, goggles and transport devices to Mount Hyjal, Gadgetzan and Everlook.

Engineering also builds companion pets, the Mechanical Squirrel among them. Each is in the WoW Forever companion pets list with its recipe.

Engineering camp objects

Engineering camp objects in beta client build 1.60.1.70755 (effects at level 60; hover or tap an icon for its tooltip)
Tier	Camp object and what it does	Skill
Tier 1	Reagent Bot — Summons a Reagent Bot that allows you and others nearby to purchase reagents.	20
Tier 2	Repair Bot — Summons a Repair Bot that allows you and others nearby to buy reagents and repair gear.	140 · Blueprint
Tier 3	Anarchist's Workbench — Places an Anarchist's Workbench usable for recipes that require it.	300 · Blueprint

Plan a camp with Engineering: our WoW Forever Camping Planner adds the rest of your party, the campfire and the Legacy perks.

Does the Engineering camp buff stack with class buffs?

The class buff that the beta client says Engineering’s camp buff doesn’t stack with.

None of Engineering’s camp objects names a class buff it doesn’t stack with in the beta client.

Engineering leveling route, skill 1 to 300

A route from skill 1 to 300 worked out from the beta client’s own tables (build 1.60.1.70755): 18 steps, about 575 crafts and 20 different materials. Each step names the recipe, how many times to craft it and what that takes; the shopping list adds it all up. How the route is chosen, and what the client can’t tell us, is under the route.

How this route is worked out

Skill ranges are the client’s: the skill where a recipe turns yellow and where it turns grey. The client doesn’t hold the skill a trainer asks before teaching a recipe, so a trainer recipe only counts from the skill where it turns yellow, unless the client gives a lower one. Recipes you learn with the profession count from the start, recipe items from the skill the item asks for.
Crafts per step use the Classic skill-up chance: every craft gives a point while the recipe is orange, then the chance falls from 100% at yellow to 0% at grey, (grey − skill) ÷ (grey − yellow). The expected crafts of each point are added up and rounded up; an unlucky run takes a few more.
Which recipe: at every skill point the route compares the recipes that still give skill-ups by the client’s base price of their materials times the crafts they take, and changing recipe counts as 3 extra crafts so the steps stay few. A recipe you learn from a recipe item counts at 5 times its value, so the route only takes one where it’s that much cheaper than the trainer’s recipes or where no trainer recipe gives skill-ups. The base price is a yardstick, not what you’ll pay.
Trainer means no item in the client teaches the recipe. The trainer’s list itself is server data and isn’t in the client, and the client marks a specialization (Armorsmith, Dragonscale, Gnomish and the rest) only on some recipe items and the devices they make, so check a step’s recipe with your trainer.
Left out: recipes with a cooldown and those that need a material only such a recipe makes (Mooncloth, Arcanite Bar), recipes the client ties to one faction or one specialization, taught by an item the client has no data for, camp objects and the Season of Discovery recipes the client still carries.
Materials: what one step makes and a later step takes is counted once. A material your profession can make itself is listed as it is, with the recipe that makes it; making it can give skill-ups the route doesn’t count, so you may finish early.

Where the new Engineering recipes fit, skill 1 to 300

The new recipes on the skill bands of the four training ranks, each placed at the skill where the client turns it yellow. Below that skill a recipe is orange or yellow and gives skill-ups; at grey it stops. Use it to see which band has something new to level with; the route between them is still the Classic one.

Not in this chart: the Classic recipes and where each recipe is learned. A full 1–300 route with Classic and new recipes, the crafts and a shopping list is the leveling route section, on the pages of the professions that have one.

New Engineering recipes by the skill where they turn yellow. New Forever recipes only

Skill 1–75
4 new recipes turn yellow here (at 25–65)
- ExplosivesSAF-T Dynamiteyellow 25 · grey 35
- PartsSAF-T Tabsyellow 25 · grey 30
- ExplosivesSAF-T Copper Bombyellow 55 · grey 65
- Consumable DevicesHarvester Override Signalcasteryellow 65 · grey 80
Skill 75–150
10 new recipes turn yellow here (at 90–145)
- Ranged WeaponsSatchel of Copper Bombsyellow 90 · grey 95
- PartsEZ-Thro Wrapyellow 100 · grey 105
- Consumable Devices9-60 Battery Packyellow 125 · grey 145
- FireworksSmall Purple Rocketyellow 125 · grey 150
- FireworksSmall White Rocketyellow 125 · grey 150
- FireworksSmall Yellow Rocketyellow 125 · grey 150
- ExplosivesEZ-Thro Copper Bomb XLyellow 130 · grey 180
- PartsSandpaperyellow 130 · grey 155
- PartsNo Slip SAF-T Paddingyellow 145 · grey 150
- ExplosivesSAF-T Bronze Bombyellow 145 · grey 195
Skill 150–225
22 new recipes turn yellow here (at 150–215)
- Consumable DevicesHoof-Shaped Foot Pedalyellow 150 · grey 160
- ExplosivesSAF-T Jumbo Dynamiteyellow 150 · grey 170
- Ranged WeaponsSatchel of Bronze Bombsyellow 170 · grey 175
- FireworksLarge Purple Rocketyellow 175 · grey 200
- FireworksLarge White Rocketyellow 175 · grey 200
- FireworksLarge Yellow Rocketyellow 175 · grey 200
- PartsSAF-T Bellyellow 175 · grey 180
- GadgetsClanking Cordyellow 180 · grey 185
- GadgetsGizmo Girdleyellow 180 · grey 185
- GadgetsSerrated Strapyellow 180 · grey 185
- GadgetsWhimsical Waistwrapyellow 180 · grey 185
- DevicesCentaur Banner Deployment Deviceyellow 190 · grey 205
- PartsEZ-Thro Fireproof Fuseyellow 190 · grey 195
- ExplosivesEZ-Thro Grenadeyellow 200 · grey 240
- ExplosivesShafety Sheepyellow 200 · grey 225
- Leather HeadgearBent Gogglesyellow 205 · grey 210
- Plate HeadgearDented Gogglesyellow 205 · grey 210
- Cloth HeadgearFloppy Gogglesyellow 205 · grey 210
- Mail HeadgearStuckbutton Gogglesyellow 205 · grey 210
- ExplosivesEZ-Thro Bronze Mortaryellow 210 · grey 230
- ExplosivesSAF-T Bombyellow 215 · grey 245
- PartsSAF-T Casingyellow 215 · grey 220
Skill 225–300
20 new recipes turn yellow here (at 225–290)
- FireworksPurple Rocket Clusteryellow 225 · grey 250
- FireworksWhite Rocket Clusteryellow 225 · grey 250
- FireworksYellow Rocket Clusteryellow 225 · grey 250
- DevicesCompact Critter Carrieryellow 230 · grey 235
- Ranged WeaponsSatchel of Iron Bombsyellow 235 · grey 240
- PartsEZ-Thro Tru-Triggeryellow 240 · grey 245
- ExplosivesTru-Trigger Frag Bombyellow 240 · grey 280
- GadgetsEmergency Field Cloakyellow 245 · grey 265
- DevicesGnomish Army Knifeyellow 250 · grey 255
- GadgetsSAF-T Disposable Parachuteyellow 270 · grey 290
- FireworksLarge Purple Rocket Clusteryellow 275 · grey 285
- FireworksLarge White Rocket Clusteryellow 275 · grey 285
- FireworksLarge Yellow Rocket Clusteryellow 275 · grey 285
- DevicesLoot-A-Rangyellow 275 · grey 280
- ExplosivesSAF-T Clever Dynamiteyellow 275 · grey 295
- PartsSAF-T Tubeyellow 275 · grey 280
- ExplosivesUnsanctified Grenadeyellow 280 · grey 300
- PartsEZ-Thro Shellyellow 285 · grey 290
- ExplosivesEZ-Thro Thorium Grenadeyellow 285 · grey 305
- Ranged WeaponsSatchel of Dark Iron Bombsyellow 290 · grey 295
Above 300
18 new recipes turn yellow here (at 310–320)
- Ranged WeaponsHyper Deluxe Sniper Rifle Mk XVIIyellow 310 · grey 325
- ScopesSAF-T Ultra Precision Scopeyellow 310 · grey 325
- AmmunitionSwiftfeather Arrowyellow 310 · grey 320
- AmmunitionSwiftstrike Shotyellow 310 · grey 320
- DevicesDimensional Transporter - Mt. Hyjalyellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesEZ and SAF Field Transporter: Mt. Hyjalyellow 320 · grey 340
- ExplosivesEZ-Thro Dark Bombyellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesEZ-Thro Field Transporter: Gadgetzanyellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesEZ-Thro Magnetic Displaceryellow 320 · grey 340
- ExplosivesEZ-Thro Mana Bombyellow 320 · grey 340
- GadgetsGnomish Poultryizeryellow 320 · grey 340
- DevicesGnomish Weather Machineyellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesSAF-T Emergency Ripper: Everlookyellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesSAF-T Nitro Boostsyellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesSAF-T Teleportyellow 320 · grey 340
- GadgetsStealthman 52yellow 320 · grey 340
- GadgetsUltralight Goblin Glideryellow 320 · grey 340
- Consumable DevicesUltrasafe Rechargeable Batteryyellow 320 · grey 340

Engineering recipes in the beta client

Every Engineering recipe in beta client 1.60.1.70755: 248 recipes, 74 of them new in Forever. Filter by category, search a recipe or a reagent, and read the skill colors left to right: learnable, yellow, green, grey.

Some new recipes only turn yellow at skill 320, above Classic’s cap of 300. Blizzard hasn’t announced Forever’s skill cap.

Engineering
Allows an engineer to make basic contraptions up to a maximum potential skill of 75. Requires stone and metal found with the mining skill.

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Trainer
Engineering
Allows an engineer to make basic contraptions up to a maximum potential skill of 75. Requires stone and metal found with the mining skill.

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Trainer
Engineering
Allows an engineer to make more powerful devices and explosives up to a maximum potential skill of 150.

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Trainer
Engineering
Allows an engineer to make bombs and gizmos that are a wonder to behold up to a maximum potential skill of 225.

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Trainer
Engineering
Allows an engineer to make bombs and gizmos that are truly amazing up to a maximum potential skill of 300.

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Trainer
The Mortar: Reloaded
Trinket · Use: Inflicts 393 to 531 Fire damage and stuns the targets in a 5 yard radius for 3 sec. (10 Min Cooldown)
3

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Trainer
Rough Blasting Powder

1203040
Trainer
SAF-T DynamiteNew
Use: Inflicts 26 to 34 Fire damage in a 5 yd radius.
2

1253035
Recipe item
SAF-T TabsNew

1252730
Recipe item
Crafted Light Shot ×200

1304560
Trainer
Rough Dynamite ×2Reagents changed
Use: Inflicts 26 to 34 Fire damage in a 5 yard radius.
Classic: 2

1304560
Trainer
Handful of Copper Bolts

1455260
Trainer
SAF-T Copper BombNew
Use: Inflicts 22 to 28 Fire damage and stuns targets in a 3 yd radius for 1 sec. Any damage will break the effect.
22

1556065
Recipe item
Rough Copper Bomb ×2
Use: Inflicts 22 to 28 Fire damage and stuns targets in a 3 yard radius for 1 sec. Any damage will break the effect.
2

1607590
Trainer
Harvester Override SignalcasterNew
Use: Override control of the target mechanical creature for up to 3 min. The target will attack slower while under your control. Ineffective on targets above level 18. (3 Min Cooldown)
42

1657280
Recipe item
Arclight Spanner
Main Hand Miscellaneous · 7 - 14 Damage Speed 2.40 · (4.4 damage per second)
6

1708090
Trainer
Copper Tube
2

18095110
Trainer
Rough Boomstick
Ranged Gun · +1 Stamina

18095110
Trainer
Coarse Blasting Powder

1859095
Trainer
Crafted Heavy Shot ×200

1859095
Trainer
Coarse Dynamite ×2
Use: Inflicts 51 to 69 Fire damage in a 5 yard radius.
3

19097105
Trainer
Crude Scope
Use: Attaches a permanent scope to a bow or gun that increases its damage by 1.

190105120
Trainer
Satchel of Copper BombsNew
Thrown Thrown · +2 Stamina · Equip: Thrown attacks explode on impact, causing 1 to 11 Fire damage to nearby enemies.
2064

1909295
Recipe item
Copper Modulator
22

195110125
Trainer
EZ-Thro WrapNew

1100102105
Recipe item
Bronze Tube
2

1105130155
Trainer
Large Copper Bomb ×3
Use: Inflicts 43 to 57 Fire damage and stuns targets in a 5 yard radius for 1 sec. Any damage will break the effect.
34

1105130155
Trainer
Mechanical Squirrel
Use: Creates a Mechanical Squirrel that follows you around. Right Click to summon and dismiss your Squirrel.
2

1105120135
Recipe item
Silver Contact ×5

1110125140
Trainer
EZ-Thro Dynamite ×2Reagents changed
Use: The dynamite for Non-Engineers that nearly always gets to the target! Inflicts 51 to 69 Fire damage in a 5 yard radius.
3Classic: 4

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Recipe item

Client data, not Blizzard’s list: a recipe in the files can change or never ship, and where a recipe item drops or is sold isn’t in the client. Blizzard counts 600+ new recipes across all professions; this count leaves out camp objects, so the two don’t have to match. 29 Season of Discovery recipes are still in the beta client but not confirmed for Forever; switch them on to see them.

Engineering in the Legacy system

Forever’s account-wide Legacy system gives a Legacy Point the first time you take a crafting profession to 150, 225 and 300 skill, so Engineering alone is worth three. These perks touch it (first rank, as seen in the demo):

Working Overtime (Professions tree): 4% higher chance of a skill-up from primary, secondary and class tradeskills.
Dedicated Study (Professions tree): Raises your lowest primary or secondary tradeskill by 1. Once both primary tradeskills and all three secondary ones reach 300, it gives 2 to 4 of a random Elemental Essence instead. 25 sec cast, 23 hr cooldown.
Reagent Economy (Resourcefulness tree): Class abilities no longer need reagents bought from vendors, and Tier 1 camping features cost no reagents to craft.
Field Guide (Adventure tree): The cooldown for adding camping features is 8% shorter.
Permanence (Resourcefulness tree): Your long-duration party and raid buffs, and the benefits of resting at a camp, last 50% longer.

Every perk, its tree and where it was seen: WoW Forever Legacy system.

Not announced yet

Where and how each new recipe is learned, and the skill it needs
Which dungeon bosses drop the Blueprint recipes for advanced camp objects
The final values of the camp buffs: these are beta numbers
The profession skill cap

Sources

How we choose and check sources

What Engineering does in WoW Forever

Engineering camp objects

Does the Engineering camp buff stack with class buffs?

Engineering leveling route, skill 1 to 300

Skill 1–75

Skill 75–150

Skill 150–225

Skill 225–300

Where the new Engineering recipes fit, skill 1 to 300

Engineering recipes in the beta client

Engineering in the Legacy system

Not announced yet

Sources