Armormech 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 - 20
• Levels 20 - 60
• Levels 60 - 100
• Levels 100 - 120
• Levels 120 - 140
• Levels 140 - 180
• Levels 180 - 200
• Levels 200 - 220
• Levels 220 - 240
• Levels 240 - 260
• Levels 260 - 280
• Levels 280 - 300
• Levels 300 - 340
• Levels 340 - 380
• Levels 380 - 400
• Levels 400 - 410
• Levels 410 - 440
• Levels 440 - 485
• Levels 485 - 500

Overview

Armormech is the ability to work with hard metals and electronic shielding to construct all types of personal armor.

This Armormech Leveling Guide will show you the fastest and easiest way to level your Armormech Crew Skill from 1 to 500 using the least amount of materials.

The Armormech crew skill creates armor used by the Trooper/Bounty Hunter and Smuggler/Imperial Agent classes. It manufactures Medium and Heavy armor with stats suited to non-Force users (Aim, Cunning, Endurance, and secondary stats).

Complementary Crew Skills

• Scavenging Crew Skill
• Underworld Trading 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.

• 60 x Desh
• 20 x Silica
• 60 x Laminoid
• 80 x Aluminium
• 100 x Conductive Flux
• 40 x Plastoid
• 60 x Bronzium
• 80 x Plasteel
• 120 x Chanlon
• 80 x Phobium
• 40 x Lacqerous
• 80 x Fibermesh
• 120 x Bondite
• 80 x Insulating Flux
• 60 x Resinite
• 100 x Diatium
• 80 x Brazing Flux
• 120 x Electrum
• 80 x Polyplast
• 112 - 120 x Thermoplast Flux
• 60 x Neutronium
• 40 x Amorphous Carbonite
• 12 - 20 x Durasteel
• 12 - 20 x Zal Alloy
• 54 - 58 x Mythra
• 64 - 68 x Turadium
• 54 - 58 x Tricopper Flux
• 42 - 48 x Farium
• 42 - 48 x Molytex
• 42 - 48 x Vanadium Flux

What to Make

To start, visit any Armormech Trainer and learn the Armormech Crew Skill. All of the schematics above level 60 will need to be purchased from your Armormech Crew Skill Trainers.
The ability to level from 390-440 requires the purchase of Advanced Armormech from the Armormech Crafting Trainer for 10,000 credits.
The ability to level from 440-500 requires the purchase of Expert Armormech from the Armormech Crafting Trainer for 50,000 credits.