Engineering in Forever

• Copper Bar 136
• Mithril Bar 93
• Rough Blasting Powder 74
• Gold Power Core 69
• Solid Blasting Powder 47
• Thorium Widget 46
• Handful of Copper Bolts 37
• Rough Stone 33
• Iron Bar 30
• SAF-T Casing 28
• Gold Bar 27
• Thorium Bar 26
• Mithril Casing 24
• Weak Flux 21
• Linen Cloth 20
• Silver Bar 20
• Whirring Bronze Gizmo 20
• Small Flame Sac 20
• Thick Leather 17
• Heavy Stone 14
• Bronze Bar 14
• Gnomish Cloaking Device 14
• Parachute Cloak 14
• SAF-T Tabs 14
• Malachite 10
• Copper Tube 10
• Linen Cloak 7
• Coarse Stone 7
• Rugged Leather 7
• Unstable Trigger 7
• Living Essence 7
• Aquamarine 6
• Runecloth 6
• Wool Cloth 4
• Bronze Framework 4
• Silver Contact 4
• Truesilver Bar 4
• Thorium Tube 4
• Delicate Arcanite Converter 4
• Item 238737 4
• Sulfuric Acid 4
• Pristine Hide 4
• Pristine Scale 4
• Viridian Dye 4
• Silk Cloth 3
• Heavy Blasting Powder 3
• Mithril Tube 3
• EZ-Thro Tru-Trigger 3

How it is worked out: from skill 1, each skill point is gained with the recipe that costs the fewest reagents per point, counting 100% of crafts as a skill point while a recipe is orange, 75% while it is yellow and 25% while it is green. A recipe is used from the skill at which it turns yellow, when you can surely learn it; those chances are what players documented for Classic, not something Blizzard has published for Forever. A step marked “not yellow yet” borrows the recipe that turns yellow soonest, because nothing is yellow at that point; the skill its trainer asks for is not in the client, so check it in game. Recipes with a recovery time (transmutes, Mooncloth) are left out. The client does not say who teaches a recipe or where it drops, so the plan does not check that you can get each one.