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Classic WoW Weapon Skills Guide - Trainer Locations, Weapons for Each Class, Leveling Weapon Skill

Par Ragor Dernière mise à jour : 07/07/2022 Changelog Patch : 1.13.0

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What is Weapon Skill?Garde-mains du maître des tranchantsArmes d'hastArmes de pugilatArmes de pugilatMains nuesMains nuesArmes de pugilatBest Weapons For Each Classic Class

Best Classic Druid Weapons

Best Classic Hunter Weapons

Best Classic Mage Weapons

Best Classic Paladin Weapons

Best Classic Priest Weapons

Best Classic Rogue Weapons

Best Classic Shaman Weapons

Best Classic Warlock Weapons

Best Classic Warrior Weapons

Available Weapon Skills

MagePrêtreDémonisteBaguettesEffects Against NPCs (PvE)NPC Effects Against Players (PvE)Effects Against Players (PvP)Leveling Weapon SkillAttaque pernicieuseBrise-genouWeapon Skill Training CostArmes d'hastIlyenia LunéclatIlyenia can train the following

Armes de pugilat

Bixi OscillognonBixi can train the following

Buliwyf Main-de-PierreBuliwyf can train the following

Armes de pugilat

Haches à une main

Haches à deux mains

Masses à une main

Masses à deux mains

Woo PingWoo can train the following

Epées à une main

Epées à deux mains

HanashiHanashi can train the following

Haches à une main

Haches à deux mains

SayocSayoc can train the following

Armes de pugilat

Haches à une main

Haches à deux mains

AnsekhwaAnsekhwa can train the following

Masses à une main

Masses à deux mains

ArchibaldArchibald can train the following

Epées à une main

Epées à deux mains

Weapon Skills per Class and Faction

Mage, Prêtre, and Démoniste players start with the Baguettes skill by default.

Guerrier and Chasseur players, depending on their Race, will start with different weapon skills. For example, an Orc Chasseur will start with Arcs, whereas a Tauren Chasseur will start with Armes à feu.

Chaman players learn from an Enhancement talent.

Guerrier players can train and use all weapon skills (with the exception of Baguettes).

Alliance

Nain players have the racial ability .

Humain players have the racial abilities and .

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Elfe de la nuit

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Elfe de la nuit

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Elfe de la nuit

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Elfe de la nuit

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

N/A

Elfe de la nuit

Horde

Orc players have the racial ability .

Troll players have the racial abilities and .

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Bâtons

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Masses à une main

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

Dagues

Race

Default Weapon Skills

Skills Available for Training

Unable to Train

N/A

Items/Sets that Increase Weapon Skill

Gantelets du trait précis (+8)

L'Oeil de Nérub (+4)

Jambières des entourloupeurs infernaux (+4)

Echarpe de la Grande chasse (+2)

Poignets de tireur d'élite (+2)

Gantelets du trait précis (+8)

L'Oeil de Nérub (+4)

Fracasse-pierre (+4)

Echarpe de la Grande chasse (+2)

Poignets de tireur d'élite (+2)

Garde-mains du maître des tranchants (+7)

Diadème des rêves troublés (+6)

Dague de distraction (+6)

Vieux gants en cuir du Magma (+5)

Ceinture de l'agresseur (+5)

Lame de combat habile (+4)

Dard de la mort (+3)

Cuir défias set bonus (+1)

Gantelets du trait précis (+8)

L'Oeil de Nérub (+4)

Carabine sans défaut en arcanite (+4)

Echarpe de la Grande chasse (+2)

Poignets de tireur d'élite (+2)

Garde-mains du maître des tranchants (+7)

Casque de mineur d'or expert (+7)

Trancheuse zulienne (+2)

Marteau de guerre d'anubisath (+4)

Sceptre de châtiment (+2)

Garde-mains du maître des tranchants (+7)

Le Froid dévorant (+6)

Maladath, lame runique du Vol noir (+4)

Étreinte de la vipère set bonus (+2)

Hache d'armes énorme en thorium (+10)

Coupe-arbre nain (+2)

Merlin servomécanique (+7)

Lame à tranchant d'obsidienne (+8)

Hit Cap Clarification (Blue Post)

Blizzard

There are a lot of questions seeking additional clarification in this thread, and while we’re not going to dig too deep into everything asked here, we did want to take a quick moment to highlight this comment and our findings around it in particular. In the days following our original post, we did an even deeper deep dive into combat, focusing on max level characters with various races, classes, talents and gear added to the equation. In doing so we discovered something very interesting:

There is some code in 1.12 that explicitly adds a modifier that causes the first 1% of +hit gained from talents or gear to be ignored against monsters with more than 10 Defense Skill above the attacking player’s Weapon Skill.

This means that the so-called “hit cap” is in effect 9% rather than 8% for a player with 300 Weapon Skill fighting a level 63 monster with a Defense Skill of 315. With a Weapon Skill of 305, such as from Sword Specialization (Humans) or Axe Specialization (Orcs), this hit modifier is no longer in place against +3 level monsters, provided that you are using the appropriate weapon type to gain the passive bonus. Needless to say, this makes +Weapon Skill very good against raid-level monsters.

This code is already fully present in the WoW Classic client, and this will continue to function exactly as it did in the original game.

Thanks everyone in this thread for their interest in this topic. It’s this kind of discussion and attention to detail that makes this project so incredibly fun to be a part of :)

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Commentaire de ShadowPhoenx

Oh man I forgot you had to go to different people to learn different weapon skills but now those memories from 13 years ago are coming back!

Commentaire de batossai89

Can you please add tables for weapon skill rating vs. opponent defense rating?

I'm finding a lot of conflicting information about it throughout the web.

E.G: If I'm a Hunter and I'm attempting to shoot a level 60 Boss, what's my chance to miss if my weapon skill is 300?
What about at 308 skill (if I'm wearing the Carabine en arcanite sans défaut and L'oeil de Nérub)?
What if I'm at maximum of 325 skill (wearing the above gun with all other available +skill gear and being a Dwarf)?
What about all of the above vs. a level 63 Boss?

Commentaire de Krivolapovna

I guess you have forgotten to put daggers into shamans' list of available for training skills as well as wands into the list of those classes, who can use it.
the Undead warrior has the same default and available to learn weapons in the table

Commentaire de kysumu74

"Players must reach level 10 before they can train additional weapon skills"

I don't think this statement is true. I've been playing on the stress test beta, and I've been able to learn new weapon skills from level 5 as a warrior.

Commentaire de Beastaids

FYI, for everyone's reference, if you want to train your weapon skills against an opponent that won't hurt you, go to the end of Dire Maul North and at the end, when you've beaten the last boss, there are ghosts on the outer edge of the room. You can attack them and train up your weapon skills with no effort.

Commentaire de fedas15

Druids couldn't train polearms until 3.0.8.

https://wowwiki.fandom.com/wiki/Patch_3.0.8

Commentaire de flydian

As I've learned the hard way, after 32+ levels as a Druid, this is a nightmare for Feral Druids. When the cap was raised to 40, I went to STV to kill and skin cats and such ... "Why am I missing so much? Oh, my weapon skill is 28 points below max. OK, I'll auto-attack a few to get my skill up." After 15 minutes to get 8 kills while only gaining 9 skill points, I started leveling a Warrior. <sigh>

Commentaire de PorthosBR

The best way to train a weapon skill: Go to a training dummy with the desired weapon to train and leave it auto atacking it for some time.
Go have your dinner, take a shower, anything. By the time you come back, the weapon proficience will be decently trained (or maxed out) and you won't miss anymore.

Commentaire de Reldey

The dwarven weapon master also trains maces FYI.

Commentaire de Ominous

Shamans used to lose all progress in 2H axes/maces whenever they respec'd until it got fixed in a patch. Does anyone remember when that fix was?

Commentaire de Ribbz

Where is my Hand weapon skill?

Commentaire de notsuoh

Is the unarmed leveling in there too? Did Somebody Order a Knuckle Sandwich?

Commentaire de Izamaru

This is wrong for Shamans, they can learn Daggers (which aren't listed in either category), they can learn Fist Weapons (which are listed in not being able to be learned) and they cannot learn 2-Handed Axe nor 2-Handed Mace from a Weapon Master, but only from an Enhancement talent...

Commentaire de wingo667

Les Lames jumelles des Hakkari is missing in the "1H swords" category. The current status of weapon skill theorycrafting can be found here.

Commentaire de KoleHui

Will the weapon skill still increase, when I hit grey lvl mobs?

Commentaire de BigBrown

Quick question is a mobs weapon skill always maxed? Their level *5. Trying to figure out a few things.

Commentaire de Wapple

For those interested in gaining weaponskill in Phase 1:

Go to Blasted Lands and look for the Serviteur de Razelikh, Serviteur de Grol, Serviteur d'Allistarj, or Serviteur de Sevine

These guys wont die unless you trigger the crystallike objects floating near them. Makes it a bit easier to stand and fight the same mob like a trainingdummy, than going around searching new mobs all the time. Atleast this makes it easier for a hunter or Wlock with a pet who can take the hits, while yo just stand there and autoattack.

Serviteur de Grol are probably the best option, since the mob density isnt that bad in that area, also no patrols. They are also the lowest lvl (53-54)

Just a tip

Commentaire de wowogamer

Torch of Retribution is excellent for raising your Unarmed Weapon Skills, as the torch’s melee attacks uses the unarmed weapon skills and won’t hurt the target. You can therefore fight the same target for as long as you want and raise your unarmed weapon skills that way. So no need running around finding new targets for raising this particular weapon skill!

The good old trick is to go to the Deeprun Tram in Ironforge and fight the Deeprun Rats as they will not run away when you attack them. They will actually fight back and do a small amount of damage, 1-2 damage pr. hit, so you want to have some kind of +healing if you intend to go AFK when raising your unarmed weapon skills. Otherwise you might actually end up dying to a rat if going AFK for 60 minutes or more! I found that a Mighty Troll's Blood Potion will do the job and provide enough heal over time to save your life ;) Alternatively you could use an item with a health regeneration effect like Shard of the Splithooves or Rune of Duty, just to name a few.

Equipping items with Intellect, getting an Intellect buff from a mage, or an Intellect scroll, will speed up the learning process so grab some of these if you can.

Note 1! Deeprun Rats can only be found in the Ironforge part of Deeprun Tram, so you will not find any Deeprun Rats in the Stormwind part of Deeprun Tram!

Note 2! Your items will actually take a considerable hit to its durability if you do this for an extended period of time! So unless you have some Intellect items equipped to speed up the learning process you should unequip all items with durability, that is, everything except neck, cloak, rings and trinkets.

Commentaire de Jorlan17

Where are the polearm trainers?

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