Shadow Crescent Axe recipe in WoW Forever
Shadow Crescent Axe is a Blacksmithing recipe. With the beta auction house prices of October 15, 2026 (1 player, test realm ClassicBetaPvE2, Alliance), its materials cost 3g 70s 21c; Shadow Crescent Axe has no auction house price. It turns yellow at 200, green at 213 and grey at 225. It can be learned at 175.
What it earns
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- Material cost
- AH resale (after 5%)
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- Market price per unit
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- Sold to a vendor
Source: the beta auction house prices of October 15, 2026 (1 player, test realm ClassicBetaPvE2, Alliance), the same prices as the item pages. An isolated listing (far above what a vendor pays or the item's recent average) never counts.
Materials
| Material | Quantity | Unit price | Source | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steel Bar | 10 | Auction house | ||
| Strong Flux | 2 | Vendor | ||
| Heavy Grinding Stone | 3 | Auction house | ||
| Citrine | 2 | Auction house | ||
| Shadow Oil | 1 | Auction house | ||
| Heavy Leather | 3 | Auction house | ||
| Total materials | ||||
When does it give skill points?
- Orange 175 to 199: a point on every craft
- Yellow 200 to 212: a point most of the time
- Green 213 to 224: a point now and then
- Grey from 225: no more points
Classic rule: 100% while orange, then the chance falls evenly to 0 at grey. Green sits halfway between yellow and grey, as in Classic.
Average cost of a point: 3g 70s 21c while orange, 7g 71s 27c at the green threshold.
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Questions about this recipe
Up to what skill does Shadow Crescent Axe give skill points?
It gives a point on every craft while orange (below 200), most of the time while yellow (200 to 212), now and then while green (213 to 224), and none from 225.
