Minage

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Miner 2 — Les mineurs doivent être forts et précis pour réussir - un pioche de mineur n'est pas nécessaire mais peut aider.

	Minage (Profession)
	Liste des veines de minerai • Liste de minerai par zone • Quêtes • Recettes • Techniques• Maîtres

Le Minage permet de trouver et miner des minerais, pierres et gemmes à partir de filons et de certaines créatures (voir Dépeçage de minerai) éparpillés à travers le monde. C'est une profession primaire. Les matériaux obtenus grâce au minage et les objets créés par les mineurs sont des ingrédients nécessaires pour les recettes d'autres professions.

Pointeurs de minage :

filon à porté pouvant être miné

filon hors d'atteinte

Pour d'autres articles relatifs au Minage, voir la catégorie du minage.

Présentation officielle[ | ]

Miners pursue valuable and useful ores, extracting them straight from the earth with their picks. Their familiarity with the land gives them a strong notion of where rich veins of gold, silver or even more precious metals can be found, and they retrieve and smelt these minerals for profit, or for use in metalworking of all types.

Miners can spot mineral veins on their mini-map with the Find Minerals ability, and they can gather them quickly (by simply right-clicking on the vein). Miners require mining picks in order to break apart stones and retrieve valuable ores, and, in order to smelt those ores into bars, they need to be near a forge (found in most cities). As you continue to exercise your mining skills and smelt complex combinations of ores into alloys, your Mining skill will grow. High skill values are required to successfully retrieve the rarest minerals.

Mining is a gathering profession. It's often paired with complementary crafting professions, particularly Blacksmithing, Engineering and Jewelcrafting.

Minerals can be found all over Azeroth, though some areas are more mineral-rich than others. Valuable and rare minerals are often difficult to find, but the rewards are worth it - they can command high prices and form potent metals.^[1]

Maîtrise[ | ]

Maîtrise	Level	Skill
Apprenti	n/a	1 - 75
Compagnon	n/a	75 - 150
Expert	10	150 - 225
Artisan	25	225 - 300
Maître	40	1 - 75
Grand Maître	55	1 - 75
Grand Maître Illustre	75	1 - 75
Maître Zen	80	1 - 75
Maître de Draenor	-	1 - 100
Maître de Legion	-	1 - 100
Kul Tiras / Zandalar †	-	1 - 150

† La Maîtrise de Kul Tiras / Zandalar est uniquement disponible aux joueurs ayant acheté l'extension Battle for Azeroth.

Utilisations[ | ]

Le Minage est une profession complémentaire de la forge, l'Ingénierie et de la Joaillerie. Ces professions requièrent des minerais et des matériaux dérivés de ces derniers.

Le minage peut être une profession de récolte profitable car elle est très utilisée par les autres professions. Les joailliers nécessitent 5 minerais pour prospecter, les forgerons utilisent des douzaines de barres pour un objet spécifique et les ingénieurs utilisent de grandes quantités de minerais pour les nombreux consommables qu'ils fabriquent.

Gain économique[ | ]

Comme toutes les professions de récolte, les personnages de bas niveau et les personnages sans soutien économique peuvent utiliser deux professions de récolte. Même si cela empêche le joueur d'améliorer son équipement/ses sorts, cela lui permet, en théorie, d'obtenir de l'argent plus rapidement et plus facilement par l'utilisation de l'hôtel des ventes.

Indépendamment de la méthode choisie, le minage est profitable. Pour le minage, il faut commparer les prix locaux des minerais et des barres fondues. Généralement, les minerais auront plus de valeurs car ils peuvent être prospectés ou fondus, ce qui rapporte des points de compétence. Cela a tendance à augmenter leur prix à l'unité.

Outils et capacités[ | ]

A trained apprentice miner will immediately learn the Find Minerals ability, which highlights nearby nodes on the mini-map. A miner will also learn the accompanying Smelting skill. This skill is used to convert one or more ore and elemental ingredients into bars, which are used in various professions. This skill can only be used in the vicinity of a forge, and will occasionally grant skill points depending on the player's profession level.

In addition to a miner's pick and their ore-sensing abilities, dedicated ore farming may require a bag. There are a few mining-specialized bags that can be crafted or bought. These bags typically have 20, 28, or 32 slots respectively and will automatically store mined ores. Mining-bags can also store rocks and elemental items found by mining, smelted bars, a few items created in Jewelcrafting, a few items used in Blacksmithing, and mining picks. For a list, click here.

Addons[ | ]

MapWoW is a great Google Earth-like web application for finding node locations.

Gatherer is an add-on that can keep track of historical mining data. It can keep track of when and where you last mined a node. Additionally, it can be partnered with GathererDB. This addon is a communal database of mined ore.

GatherMate is a replacement for the now-defunct Cartographer_Mining. It aims to be map addon independent. It can be combined with Routes to produce a traveling salesman route to all nodes in a given zone.

Carbonite will allow you to plan a route through the locations of all veins in a region. This allows efficient farming.

Objets[ | ]

[Goblin Mining Helmet] adds +5 to mining skill.
[Mist-Piercing Goggles] Allows you to see additional mining nodes and herbs while in Pandaria. Does not need to be equipped to gain the benefit.
[Forager's Gloves] Allows faster gathering of resources in Pandaria.

Some weapons claim they serve as a mining pick but do not necessarily increase skill:

Kobold Excavation Pick

Gouging Pick

Cold Iron Pick

Miner's Revenge

Tunnel Pick

Digmaster 5000

Brann's Trusty Pick

Shatterstone Pick

A Gnomish Army Knife cannot be used as a weapon but does function as:

Gyromatic Micro-Adjustor

Arclight Spanner

Blacksmith Hammer

Mining Pick

Skinning Knife

Herbalist's Spade

Enchantements[ | ]

Advanced Mining adds +5 to the player's mining skill.
Gatherer adds +5 to all gathering skills (mining, herbalism and skinning).

Capacités[ | ]

Paladins, Frost death knights, hunters, druids, and engineers have a slight advantage in mining because of speed increasing talents.
Rogues also have an advantage, as some mining deposits are in caves filled with mobs. Players usually don't farm there because they don't want spending a lot of time killing the mobs to get to the veins. Rogues can stealth around mobs and knock out nearby mobs.

Note intéressante[ | ]

Jusqu'au patch 5.0.4, la présence d'une pioche de mineur équipée ou dans l'inventaire du joueur était nécessaire pour miner des filons en jeu. Cela n'est plus le cas, mais offre un bonus passif de + 10 en Minage.

Compétences de minage et son augmentation[ | ]

Les différentes veines requièrent des niveaux de compétence en minage différent pour être minées (par exemple le Mithril nécessite une compétence d'au moins 175). La difficulté relative du minage est codée par des couleurs similaires pour toutes les professions :

Rouge : Compétences en Minage insuffisantes.
Orange : 100 % de chances d'augmenter le niveau de Minage.
Jaune : 75 % de chances d'augmenter le niveau de Minage.
Vert : < 50 % de chances d'augmenter le niveau de Minage.
Gris : N'augmente jamais le niveau de Minage.

Although the same colors are used as for other professions, the actual odds of getting a skill point are considerably higher than the color would indicate. For example, at skill 60, a copper vein will appear green but have a ~80% chance of giving a you a skill point. In general, if a node is of the highest-level type of ore you can mine (not counting rare veins like silver or gold), there is a very high chance you will gain a skill point.

To mine a vein, right-click on it. After a brief animation, a loot window will appear containing ore, stone and sometimes rare drops like gems or motes. Nodes that are orange or yellow in difficulty will likely skill your mining ability, so it is important to focus on these nodes when leveling this profession.

Prior to patch 3.0.8, mining a node completely required multiple attempts, one for each unit of ore. As such, each node could yield a one point of skill increase per miner. This would allow several players in a raid or group to mine the same node for a skill-up. Since that patch, a single mining attempt extracts all available loot from the vein. Alternatively, miners can share a node for a skill-up by not looting the vein. This allowed multiple miners to gain a skill point (or tap) a vein, but only one miner will receive all the ore. This again changed in patch 4.0.1, prior to the launch of Cataclysm; Ore nodes (indeed, any Herb nodes or skinnable corpses) can now only be tapped by one player at a time. If a player attempts to mine it while another player is, the player receives the error "This object is already tapped".

Patch 5.3 changed Pandaria mining yields to be determined by skill level.

As of patch 6.0, all mining nodes could be mined from level 1, however miners whose skill was too low would receive nuggets which combined to form a unit of ore

From Legion onwards, new nodes can all be mined from level 1 assuming the miner has the relevant proficiency. Nodes for new ores no longer give nuggets and skill does not determine yields. Base skill level is a hidden prerequisites for mining quests Modèle:Citation needed which reward mining techniques that grant improved yields or bonus resources.

Smelting provides an opportunity to level mining at a faster pace. Smelting large stores of collected ore can be smelted en masse and in large quantities. Since patch 3.0.8, it has been possible to level from 1-375 only via smelting, but this is expensive, since at certain skill ranges there is a very low chance of gaining a skill point.

There are rare spawns of various ore veins in place of more common metals. Specifically:

Tin can spawn Silver.

Iron can spawn Gold.

Mithril can spawn Truesilver.

Fel Iron and Adamantite can spawn Khorium.

Saronite can spawn Titanium.

Elementium can spawn Pyrite.

Ghost Iron can spawn Trillium.

These vein types are visually distinct from normal veins. They typically have a glossier, shinier model than normal ore veins.

Additionally, certain ore nodes have Rich nodes that can spawn in higher-level locations. The following ore can be found in Normal and Rich veins:

Thorium Ore

Adamantite Ore

Cobalt Ore

Saronite Ore

Obsidium Ore

Elementium Ore

Pyrite Ore

Ghost Iron Ore

Kyparite

Black Trillium Ore

White Trillium Ore

Mineral Vein	Skill Color
Mineral Vein	Orange	Yellow	Green	Gray
Copper Vein	1	25	50	100
Tin Vein	50	75	100	150
Silver Vein	65	85	110	160
Iron Vein	100	125	150	200
Gold Vein	115	130	165	215
Mithril Deposit	150	175	200	250
Truesilver Deposit	165	165	?	?
Dark Iron Vein	165	165	?	?
Small Thorium Vein	200	225	250	300
Rich Thorium Vein	215	240	265	315
Fel Iron Vein	275	325	350	400
Adamantite Vein	325	350	375	425
Rich Adamantite Vein	350	375	400	450
Nethercite Deposit	350	375	390	400
Cobalt Deposit	350	375	400	425
Khorium Vein	375	400	425	-
Ancient Gem Vein	375	-	-	-
Rich Cobalt Deposit	375	400	425	450
Saronite Deposit	400	425	450	500
Rich Saronite Deposit	425	450	500	525
Obsidium Deposit	425	450	475	-
Rich Obsidium Deposit	450	475	500	-
Pure Saronite Deposit	450	-	-	-
Titanium Deposit	450	-	-	-
Elementium Vein	475	500	525	-
Rich Elementium Vein	500	525	-	-
Ghost Iron Deposit	500	-	-	600*
Pyrite Deposit	525	-	-	-
Rich Pyrite Deposit	525	-	-	-
Rich Ghost Iron Deposit	550	-	-	600*
Kyparite Deposit	550	-	-	-
Rich Kyparite Deposit	575	-	-	-
Trillium Vein	600	-	-	-
Rich Trillium Vein	600	-	-	-

*- Shown here as 600, as they give experience to level 600, even though they showed grey much earlier

Produits de minage[ | ]

Par niveau de compétence[ | ]

Voir les Compétences de minage et de Fonte.

Objets de quêtes[ | ]

Minerai de sombrefer (objectif de Faveur auprès de la Confrérie, Minerai de sombrefer)
Minerai de néanticite (objectif de Du minerai de néanticite)

Anciens minerais de quêtes[ | ]

Modèle:Classic only-section

Minerai d'incendicite (objectif À la recherche de l'incendicite (quête))
Minerai de pierre de sang inférieure (objectif de Un service pour Krazek)
Minerai d'Indurium (objectif de Minerai d'indurium (quête))
Minerai de rethban (objectif de Minerai de rethban (quête))

Les minerais de quêtes sont souvent minés sur des filons spéciaux, mais peuvent également être obtenus en butin de certaines créatures dans la même zone. Ces minerais ne peuvent être fondus et ne sont pas des objets de quête à proprement parler, ils peuvent donc être échangés ou achetés à l'hôtel des ventes.

Bugs associés au minage[ | ]

Certains filons réapparaissent immédiatement après avoir été minés. C'est un bug plus courant sur les filons des Royaumes de l'Est et de Kalimdor que ceux d'Outreterre ou du Norfendre.
Occasionnellement, un filon va apparaître sur la minicarte est être inaccessible.
- If the node is a light gray on the minimap, it's likely in an interior location, generally a mine or cave.
- If the node is solid yellow, but not visible, it may have spawned inside a piece of terrain. Usually this results in the node being inaccessible, though sometimes you can move the camera inside the terrain to click on it.
Rarely, certain nodes will not appear in the minimap but be harvestable in-game. Dark Iron Ore is a good example of this.
Players standing on top of ore nodes will remain where they stand after the node is mined.

Notes[ | ]

Les épées ne sont pas adaptées pour miner.^[2]

Patchs et hotfixes[ | ]

Patch 8.0.1 (2018-07-17) : Each expansion now has a separate profession skill bar, with smaller caps for each expansion, instead of one gigantic profession skill bar for all expansions put together
Hotfix (2016-07-26): "In Draenor, mining and herbalism nodes are no longer able to be looted by multiple people at once. (This hotfix requires server restarts.)"
Patch 6.0.2 (14-10-2014) : No longer grants Toughness (mining).
Patch 6.0.2 (14-10-2014) : Miners can now harvest mineral nodes in outdoor areas of the game world without hard skill requirements. The yield a miner will be able to harvest from each node is now determined by skill level.
Patch 5.3.0 (2013-05-21) : Miners of low skill can now mine mineral deposits in Pandaria for a small amount of usable material. The yield a miner will be able to harvest from each node is determined by skill level.
Modèle:Patch 5.1.0
Patch 5.0.4 (2012-08-28) : Mining pick no longer required to mine nodes.
Patch 4.2.0 (2011-06-28) : The levels at which vanilla nodes may be mined has been decreased, substantially in some cases.
Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23) : The XP from Mining has been increased. Also, with the removal of Zul'Gurub, Hakkari Thorium Nodes are no longer available to players.
Patch 4.0.1 (2010-10-12) : Mining gives XP. The higher level the character is, the less XP it will get.
Patch 3.3.3 (2010-03-23) : [Titansteel Bar]:Creating this item no longer results in a 24 hour cooldown.
Patch 3.2.0 (04/08/2009) : In addition to the normal requirements, mining deposits in Northrend now require a minimum character level of 65 to mine.
Patch 3.1.0 (2009-04-14) : You can no longer fail when Mining, Herbing, and Skinning.
Patch 3.0.8 (2009-01-20) : Mining veins and deposits no longer require multiple hits to receive all the ore. Players will receive around the same amount of ore, stone, and gems they would have received from multiple hits.
Patch 3.0.2 (2008-10-14) : Grants Toughness (mining).
Patch 0.6 (2004-04-13) :
- Underground mines show up as gray on the minimap so you can tell them apart from above ground mines.
- When underground, above ground mining nodes will not be visible.
- You no longer need to face the mining node to gather the minerals.