Armstech Leveling Guide (Pre-4.X)

Note: This is the Pre-4.X version of the guide.
You can view the 6.X version here.
You can view the 4.X version here.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Complementary Crew Skills
• Maximum Materials Required
• What to Make
• Levels 1 - 60
• Levels 60 - 120
• Levels 120 - 180
• Levels 180 - 240
• Levels 240 - 300
• Levels 300 - 360
• Levels 360 - 410
• Levels 410 - 425
• Levels 425 - 430
• Levels 430 - 466
• Levels 466 - 500

Overview

Armstech is the skill of constructing blasters, blaster rifles, and upgrades.

This Armstech Leveling Guide will show you the fastest and easiest way to level your Armstech Crew Skill from 1 to 500 using the least amount of materials. The schematics listed in this guide are all available for purchase from the vendor, however there are alternative schematics you can obtain on the GTN, as loot, special commendation purchases, reverse engineering, or other crew skills that may or may not be faster (e.g. Stronghold crafting-related schematics). Feel free to substitute any that you find as you go.

Armstech is the ability to work with hard metals, alloys, and synthetic materials to craft blasters, blaster modifications, and melee weapons. Vendor-purchased fluxes are used during the weapon creation process to refine the materials to ensure suitability. Crafted blasters include blaster pistols, blaster rifles, sniper rifles, assault cannons and shotguns. Blaster modifications include blaster barrels. Melee weapons include vibroblades and electrostaves. Armstechs can reverse engineer their crafted items and possibly discover new ways to improve their creation. The gathering skill Scavenging provides crafting resources for Armstech. Armstechs can also craft endurance, surge, critical, accuracy and power augments. These can be installed in any item that has an augment slot.

Complementary Crew Skills

• Scavenging Crew Skill
• Investigation Crew Skill

Maximum Materials Required

Note: If you reverse engineer what you make, you may end up needing less materials than listed below, so always buy them in small quantities as you go.

• 40 x Silica
• 20 x Desh
• 40 x Laminoid
• 40 x Aluminium
• 100 x Conductive Flux
• 40 x Plastoid
• 40 x Bronzium
• 60 x Chanlon
• 60 x Plasteel
• 40 x Phobium
• 40 x Lacqerous
• 80 x Insulating Flux
• 60 x Fibermesh
• 60 x Bondite
• 40 x Resinite
• 40 x Diatium
• 80 x Brazing Flux
• 60 x Electrum
• 60 x Polyplast
• 94 - 100 x Thermoplast Flux
• 20 x Neutronium
• 20 x Amorphous Carbonite
• 14 - 20 x Durasteel
• 14 - 20 x Zal Alloy
• 68 - 98 x Mythra
• 68 - 98 x Turadium
• 62 - 78 x Tricopper Flux
• 34 x Farium
• 34 x Molytex
• 34 x Vanadium Flux

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What To Make

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