Don't forget to learn each rank of Archeology from your trainer! You have to click on "Train" multiple times! Archaeology Trainer location The first rank of Archeology requires level 5, and it allows a maximum potential skill of 75, then each rank will increase your maximum potential Archeology skill. If you have an epic flying mount and you level in zones where you can use flying, it takes about 10 hours to level Archaeology to 950. For example, you can level up to 600 in Eastern Kingdoms alone.īut, after you reach 600, you can only gain skill points if you go to Draenor, Broken Isle, Kul Tiras, or Zandalar, and after you reach 700, you can only gain skill points in the Legion zones at the Broken Isle or the new Battle for Azeroth Zones, Kul Tiras and Zandalar.įor the last 150 points between 800-950, you will only gain skill points in Zandalar or Kul Tiras zones. You will get skill points for surveying dig sites and 5 skill points for any artifact you solve (15 for rare ones), no matter which race it’s for.
The keystone will increase your fragment count by 12 or 20 for keystones from Pandarian dig sites. Not every artifact, but rare artifacts will often let you use two or three at once. There is a slot that appears on some of the artifacts that you will be able to place one of these in. You can use these to speed up your research a little bit. Sometimes you can get, ,, etc., when you loot a fragment at a dig site. So, you might have to complete all of the research projects with a particular race until you get the one you wanted to in the first place. Unfortunately, you cannot control which research projects you get, it's random, but it's based on your Archaeology skill level. If you have excess fragments, they won't go to waste. When you have enough fragments, you can click the little Solve button to complete that Artifact. The number of fragments required for each artifact can vary from 25 to 185. When you loot your first fragment, you will start a research project. 1-950 - Zandalar / Kul Tiras: Drust, Zandalari.1-800 - Broken Isle: Demonic, Highmountain Tauren, Highborne.1-700 - Draenor: Draenor Clans, Ogre, Arakkoa.1-300 - Eastern Kingdoms/Kalimdor - Fossil, Night Elf, Troll, Dwarf.Here is a list of the races you’ll be learning about in Archaeology: You can search each dig site 6 times before it despawns and a new site spawns. There are 10 races, it depends on the zone, and your Archaeology skill which you will find. When you discover your find, you'll get fragments specific to a particular race. With practice, you will find most of the artifacts within 3-4 Survey use. Just keep going in the direction the Survey tool points to.When it's yellow, you shouldn't move that much, and if it's green, it's probably within 40 yards. If it's red, you should mount up and run for a while and then use Survey again.First, you check which direction it points to, and then you move that way.You go to a dig site, use your ability, and then a little tripod will spawn with a red, yellow, or green light.The Survey tool will spawn and point in the approximate direction of a fragment, and there is a light that will indicate the distance you are from a fragment. You can only use this ability when you are inside a dig site. You don't have to worry about competition. These dig sites and the objects you dig out are player-specific. A level 50 player will see 16 dig sites, 4 each continent (if his Archaeology skill is high enough). The number of zones and continents you can find dig sites depends on your Archaeology skill and character level. The 9 continents are: Eastern Kingdoms, Kalimdor, Outland, Northrend, Pandaria, Draenor, Broken Isle, Zandalar, Kul Tiras You have to dig one out to get a new dig site. There are always 4 dig sites per continent (only 3 for the Broken Isle), and it won't change on logout, server restart, or anything. Once you train in Archaeology, you will be able to see dig sites on your World Map. You won't gain any real end-game benefits from Archaeology, most of the items you can get have no in-game power, like pets, toys, and mounts. This Archaeology guide will try to teach you the basics of this profession.
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