Weapons skills & Training

[Cobalt Wolf]

I'm still quite new to WoW. Only been playing for a few days and I've
gotten 60/60 in a few skills like Bow, One-handed sword and Staff.
My question is... Is there anything past that? Do you need
to go to a bow trainer to go to the next level or is that it?

[Stryder]

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/

This will tell you what weapon your Class can have, as for the Trainer, ask the guards in the major town, they will show you where the trainers are, and the trainers will tell you what else other trainers can do.

[TheNamelessYam]

a lot of people i know put on int items to boost their skill. you should try killing low levels in large numbers with int items on, seems to go up real fast.

[Cobalt Wolf]

Lol Neither of you know what I mean. Let me try again.

Ok, you know how when you're doing tradeskills and when you get to a
certain level you go up more like from apprentice first aid to journeyman
first aid to the next? I mean like that... can you still advance after you've
maxed out in using the bow or swords or staves?

[Stryder]

Originally Posted by Cobalt Wolf

Lol Neither of you know what I mean. Let me try again.

Ok, you know how when you're doing tradeskills and when you get to a
certain level you go up more like from apprentice first aid to journeyman
first aid to the next? I mean like that... can you still advance after you've
maxed out in using the bow or swords or staves?

Oh that's what you meant, well no you dont have to talk to a trainer to increase your weapon skills, you have to level up, which will increase it by 5, and you will continue to train it as you use your weapon.

[Cobalt Wolf]

So every level you gain, you have room for improvement?
If so then that's bloody awesome.

[Stryder]

Originally Posted by Cobalt Wolf

So every level you gain, you have room for improvement?
If so then that's bloody awesome.

Example

Say your lvl 10, and have 50 skills points Axe and the max is 50, when you level it will be like 50 skills points in Axe, and the max will be 55, as you keep using your weapon, it will evenutally reach the max.

So every level you reach, the cap increase by 5.

[Cobalt Wolf]

I would have thanked you a few days ago but I just now was able to bring
up Battleforums again. Wouldn't let me come to the site at all for some reason.

Anyways, thanks.

[XxArchAngelxX]

Can druids ever use bows..... someone said that u will be able to learn any wepon or armor proficiency once u reach lvl 40 but it will cost 10 gold instead of 10 silver...... is this right??

[Nissenoll]

Originally Posted by XxArchAngelxX

Can druids ever use bows..... someone said that u will be able to learn any wepon or armor proficiency once u reach lvl 40 but it will cost 10 gold instead of 10 silver...... is this right??

simply... no

[Final Warrior]

What you can learn for your class is listed in the manual...

But there are a few things that aren't listed:

For warriors, you have the oppurtunity to learn Dual-Wield at 20 (not sure about rogues).
For Shaman and Hunter, you can learn Mail armor at 40.
For Warrior and Paladin, you can learn Plate armor at 40.

What I don't understand is why it says that one-hand swords can be used by warriors... I started as a Tauren Warrior, and I had to go all the way to Org to learn swords.

[Nissenoll]

To org? thought it was in UC. And Rogues learn dual wield att lvl 10 Hunters learn it at lvl 20, as warriors.

[Final Warrior]

Oops, sorry. I was thinking of something else.

Yeah, I had to go all the way to the UC to learn how to use one- and two-handed swords.

AS A WARRIOR.

Something wrong about that...