Bloodmoon Crafting: Full Reagent Breakdown
Here's every reagent across the full upgrade path from Lunar Crescent to Bloodmoon - so you can see the scale of the grind before you purchase.
| Reagent | Amount | Source |
| Eternium Bar | 22 | Mining / AH |
| Primal Might | 4 | Transmute / AH |
| Primal Earth | 12 | Mob farm / AH |
| Primal Air | 12 | Elemental farm / AH |
| Primal Mana | 10 | Netherstorm farm |
| Primal Nether | 12 | Heroic Dungeon bosses |
| Nether Vortex | 5 | SSC / TK raid trash |
Twelve Primal Nethers means at least 12 Heroic Dungeons, because Nethers only drop from the final boss. And 5 Nether Vortex is Phase 2 raid content - no attunement, no group, no entry. Even if you have the gold for everything on the AH, the BoP reagents force you to farm them yourself.
What is Bloodmoon?
Bloodmoon is the final tier of the crafted epic two-hand axe line from the Axesmith branch of Blacksmithing in WoW: TBC Anniversary. Item level 136, pure PvE DPS profile: 56 Critical Strike Rating and 112 Attack Power with zero Stamina. The line goes Lunar Crescent → Mooncleaver → Bloodmoon, and each tier demands rarer reagents and a higher profession skill level.
Among crafted weapons in TBC, the Axesmith line stands out because its stats are completely predictable - no RNG involved. Stormherald gives you a stun proc with random uptime, Lionheart Champion relies on a chance-on-hit Strength buff - but the Axesmith axe just adds flat AP and crit, every fight, every swing. Ordering this craft through boosters is faster than spending weeks on profession leveling, heroic grinds, and loot competition over Nether Vortex in raids - especially when the season is already rolling and every reset counts.




