WotLK First Aid Guide (1-450)

This Wrath of the Lich King First Aid guide will show you the fastest and easiest way to level your First Aid skill from 1 to 450!

Why level first aid?

First aid allows you to make and use bandages! Bandages can be a life saver in tough situations! With it being so quick and easy to level, I believe everyone should level First Aid.
The only exception I would make would be for healers I guess.

Materials Required

The totals will vary based on your luck. These are the different material types required to level first aid to 450.

Classic Materials

Outland Materials

Northrend Materials

Where to find cloth

If you are just sitting on a pile of gold, it is easy to run to the Auction House and buy all of the cloth required for first aid. For most of us though, that can be an expensive plan.
Some cloth is actually harder to find on the Auction House too, I’ve seen Mageweave Cloth completely sold out at times. Due to this, I’m going to list where you can farm the different cloth types required to level to 450.

Linen Cloth

Linen Cloth can be found in just about any starter area. I would also recommend running The Deadmines dungeon for it.

Wool Cloth

Wool Cloth can be found in AshenvaleThe BarrensDarkshore, Hillsbrad Foothills, GhostlandsSilverpine Forest,and Westfall. The stockades dungeon is great for Wool cloth, Horde could check out Shadowfange keep.

Silk Cloth

Silk Cloth is frequently farmed in Stranglethorn Vale, AshenvaleDesolace or Thousand Needles. I also recommend checking out Scarlet Monastery for Silk Cloth.

Mageweave Cloth

Mageweave Cloth is typically farmed in Blasted Lands, Badlands, AzsharaFeralas or Felwood.

RuneCloth

Runecloth can be found in Western PlaguelandsBurning SteppesFelwood or Azshara. This is by no means a complete list but it definitely gives a few good options. I prefer the ghouls in WPL myself.

Netherweave Cloth

Netherweave Cloth isn’t that difficult to find because almost every humanoid in Outland drops Netherweave cloth. The most common zones to farm it would be Hellfire PeninsulaNetherstorm and Blade’s Edge Mountains.

Frostweave Cloth

Frostweave Cloth is pretty similar to Netherweave cloth, just about any humanoids in Northrend can drop Frostweave cloth. Most people farm it in either Icecrown or Zul’Drak.

Leveling First Aid

Lets begin leveling first aid!

Classic Levels

Levels 1-40

Linen Bandage (1 x Linen Cloth) x 50

Levels 41-80

Heavy Linen Bandage (2 x Linen Cloth) x 140

Levels 81-115

Wool Bandages (1 x Wool Cloth) x 50

Levels 116-150

Heavy Wool Bandage (2 x Wool Cloth) x 50

Levels 151-180

Silk Bandage (1 x Silk Cloth) x 50

Levels 181-210

Heavy Silk Bandage (2 x Silk Cloth) x 50

Levels 211-240

Mageweave Bandage (1 x Mageweave Cloth) x 30

Levels 241-260

Heavy Mageweave Bandage (2 x Mageweave Cloth) x 30

Levels 261-290

Runecloth Bandage (1 x Runecloth) x 50

Levels 291-300

Heavy Runecloth Bandage (2 x Runecloth) x 20

TBC Levels

Levels 300-330

Heavy Runecloth Bandage (2 x Runecloth) x 85

Levels 331-360

Netherweave Bandage (1 x Netherweave Cloth) x 65

Levels 330-350

Heavy Netherweave Bandage (2 x Netherweave Cloth) x 20

WotLK Levels

Levels 350-390

Frostweave Bandage (1 x Frostweave Cloth) x 40

Levels 390-450

Heavy Frostweave Bandage (2 x Frostweave Cloth) x 60

Training First Aid

Below is a list of training required to get from 1 to 450 first aid. These are the trainers and books you will need to max out your first aid.

Classic First Aid Training

Level 50

Train Journeymman First Aid

Level 80

Train Wool Bandages

Level 115

Train Heavy Wool Bandages

level 126

Purchase the following books Expert First Aid, Manual: Heavy Silk Bandage, Manual: Mageweave Bandage.

Use the Expert First Aid book to raise your skill cap to 225.

level 150

Train Silk Bandage

level 180

Use the Manual: Heavy Silk Bandage to learn to make Heavy Silk Bandages.

Level 210

Use the Manual: Mageweave Bandage to learn to make Mageweave Bandage.

Level 225

Alliance must complete: Triage – Alliance

Horde must complete: Triage – Horde

Level 240

Speak to Doctor Gregory Victor to learn to make Heavy Mageweave Bandage.

Level 260

Speak to Doctor Gregory Victor to learn to make Runecloth Bandage.

Level 290 to 300

Speak to Doctor Gregory Victor to learn to make Heavy Runecloth Bandage.

TBC First Aid Training

Now we move to Outland and start pushing through those TBC Levels!

Level 300-375

  • Alliance: You need to learn Master First Aid from Burko.
  • Horde: You need to learn Master First Aid from Aresella.

Buy the First Aid Manual and while you are there, buy the Netherweave and Heavy Netherweave book too.

WotLK First Aid Training

Level 350-390

Speak to a trainer in Northrend to learn Grand Master First Aid.

Level 390-450

To finish off levels 390 to 450, you will need Manual: Heavy Frostweave Bandage.
These two NPC’s have the highest chance to drop it and are just normal monsters.

Amount healed by each Bandage

 

Wotlk Lockpicking Guide

This WotLK WoW Lockpicking guide will help you get to 400 Lockpicking in no time!
Lockpicking is a great skill to level up, even though it does get skipped a lot.
For a few hours of time, you can see huge returns!
You will be able to open locked chests in dungeons, pop open locked doors and of course, open lockboxes for all of your friends!

This Lockpicking leveling guide will get you there in no time, so let’s dive right in!

First you should pick up Glyph of Pick Lock, this is super helpful!
It reduces the time spent picking locks to instant, which is huge!
Thankfully it is a minor glyph, so you don’t have to worry about it reducing your combat abilities.

I also recommend picking up Glyph of Pick Pocket, this is also helpful!
It increases the range of Pick Pocket by 5 yards, which makes it a lot easier to Pick Pocket mobs around your level.

Classic lockpicking levels

Levels 1 – 100

These first lockboxes respawn really quickly!
So skilling up from 1 to 100 will be really fast and easy.

Horde:

These chests are located on the ship near Rachet in The Barrens.
They are on the first floor below the deck, you have to walk around the corner after walking down the stairs to find them.
The only catch is that they can turn you into a rat…

Alliance:

The alliance location is really easy to get to. The downside is that you get frozen sometimes and that will slow down your progress. Other than that though, 1 to 100 is really fast!

Levels 100 – 150

go to Ashenvale – Zoram Strand, you will find [Waterlogged Footlocker] there, which you can use to level up to 150.
This is a pain because the boxes randomly spawn up and down the strand and can be really spaced out.

Levels 150 – 170

After 150 go to Hillsbard Foothills – Durnholde Keep and lock pick [Battered Footlocker] up to 175. This area is a much smaller area, which is nice.

Levels 170 – 225

Next, we are headed to the Badlands, more specifically: Angor Fortress. You will find two kinds of footlockers here. Upstairs you will find Battered Footlocker which you can open with your 170 lockpicking. Downstairs will have Dented Footlockers, which will require 175 lockpicking, meaning you need to start upstairs and then work your way downstairs.

Don’t bother trying to Pickpocket the mobs, the boxes they carry will not level you anymore.

Levels 225 – 250

Go to the middle of Searing Gorge and then down into the caves. Once inside the caves you can Pickpocket the mobs to get [Sturdy Junkbox]‘s while looking around for [Dented Footlocker]‘s to open.

[Dented Footlocker] – There are two kinds of Footlockers with the same name, one of them turns green at 250, the other turns green at 275.

Levels 250 – 300

  • [Scarlet Footlockers] – Tyr’s Hand (Eastern Plagueland)

Next, we are off to Eastern Plaguelands, specifically Tyr’s Hand in the bottom right-hand corner of Eastern Plaguelands.
Pickpocket the mobs for lockboxes and also loop around opening all of the [Scarlet Footlockers].
In the time it takes to do a full circle, the footlockers at the starting point of your circle will have respawned.
These are a lot easier to find than the lockboxes on Zoram’s Strand, so this should be a more pleasant experience.

Burning Crusade Levels

Levels 300 – 325

Now we are heading to Zangermarsh!
Welcome to outland lockpicking!
Getting through those classic levels was a journey but it’s over now!
Head over to Feralfen Village in Zangermash, here you should be able to find [Wicker Chest]‘s to open.
Make sure to check inside of the little huts for baskets there too!
You can also Pickpocket the humanoid mobs (Feralfen guys) for [Strong Junkbox], which will help you hit level 325.

Levels 325 – 385

Enough of that dreary swamp, time to head over to the green hills of Nagrand!
We will be looking for [Dented Footlocker]‘s and Pickpocketing orcs for more [Strong Junkbox]‘s.
The place to be here is Kil’sorrow Fortress, which is in the south-eastern corner of Nagrand.

Pick some more pockets for Strong Junkbox and keep an eye out for Dented Footlockers.
Together these will get you to 385.
Once you reach 385, it’s finally time to head to Northrend!

Wrath of the Lich King Levels

Levels 385 – 400

This last part is honestly the easiest part, so you should make pretty quick work of it.
At this point your lockpicking skill has also become useful, so even getting this far is an accomplishment.

Now, We have two options here,
Either, head over to Onslaught Harbor and run around opening [Scarlet Onslaught Trunk]‘s until you hit 400.

Or

  • [Reinforced Junkboxe] – Ymirheim (Icecrown)

Head over to Ymirheim, the Vrykul settlement in the center of Icecrown and Pickpocket humanoids for [Reinforced Junkbox].
These will take you all the way to 400 as well.
Once you get in the groove, you will be 400 in no time!

Congratulations!!
Now go open some lockboxes for your friends!