Enchanting recipes

	Enchanting (Profession)
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Enchanting formulase
Apprentice
Journeyman
Expert
Artisan
Master
Grand Master
Illustrious
Zen Master
Draenor Master
Legion Master

Recipes used in Enchanting are also called formulas. All formulas are used by Enchanters to learn to enchant and craft items; many of which are taught by Enchanting trainers. Formulas given as a reward for completing a quest, found as loot or purchased from a vendor are usually named in the format of [Formula: Enchant <item> - <enchantment>]. E.g., "Formula: Enchant Weapon - Crusader".

If you're a enchanter, you should check Reputation Rewards for Enchanting for enchantments you get by having reputation with factions.

Also see BoP enchanting recipes.

Most formulas are pretty easy to obtain, so selling associated enchants isn't very profitable. However, there are some rare formulas that can make an enchanter rich, such as (in no particular order):

• [Formula: Enchant Weapon - Crusader]
• [Formula: Enchant 2H Weapon - Superior Impact]
• [Formula: Enchant Cloak - Greater Resistance]
• [Formula: Enchant Shield - Lesser Block]
• [Formula: Enchant Weapon - Mongoose]

Many useful formulas can be acquired with high reputation from different factions, such as the agility enchants (+15 and + 25 agility) obtainable from Timbermaw furbolgs and the spirit enchant (+20 spirit) obtainable from The Thorium Brotherhood.

Apprentice (1 - 75) Edit

Journeyman (75 - 150) Edit

Expert (150 - 225) Edit

Artisan (225 - 300) Edit

Master (300 - 375) Edit

Grand Master (350 - 450) Edit

Illustrious (425 - 525) Edit

Zen Master (500 - 600) Edit

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Draenor Master (600 - 700) Edit

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