Therefore, if there aren’t many other miners that gather Fel Iron, you can shorten it, and only move between the Hellfire Citadel area, Legion Front (71, 57), Zeth’Gor (68, 72), Expedition Armory (55, 82), and The Great Fissure (34, 60), for example. The route above is rather long and even with a fast flying mount, it may take more than 10 minutes to cover it completely. This being said, the 207 Fel Iron alone that I got would sum up more than 500g, which is not bad for one hour of mining, especially if you’re just starting the Burning Crusade zones. Now, Fel Iron can go for up to 50g per stack (at least for now), depending on server and time of the week. Thornfang Hill (9, 50) at the entry point into ZangarmarshĪfter one hour of mining in TBC Classic Hellfire Peninsula, I got the following:.Dustquill Ravine (23, 63) – southwest of Falcon Watch.The Great Fissure (34, 60) – Hands down the best spot for Fel Iron Ore in the whole zone sometimes you’ll find 2-3 nodes here up at the same time.The area around Hellfire Citadel between Broken Hill (40, 52) and Path of Glory (52, 51).The most important areas that shouldn’t be left unchecked are:

As a general idea, each major monster camp should have at least 1-3 mining nodes, with several possible spawn locations. Horde: Thrallmar (56, 36) – Hellfire Peninsulaįollow the route above and mine each and every Fel Iron Deposit that you can find.Alliance: Honor Hold (55, 63) – Hellfire Peninsula.Minimum flying skill: Expert Riding (225).The TBC Classic Fel Iron mining route here is pretty similar to the retail WoW Fel Iron Route that we’ve also pointed out in a previous post, but with a few modifications.

That’s because the area offers excellent visibility and it’s easy to navigate even if you don’t have Expert Riding and a flying mount. In TBC Classic, Hellfire Peninsula still remains the best place to mine for Fel Iron Ore.

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