WORLD OF WARCRAFT CLASSIC: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PROFESSIONS

 WORLD OF WARCRAFT CLASSIC: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PROFESSIONS

This guide takes you through everything you need to know about professions in the WoW Classic client. We cover the differences between primary and secondary professions, the best profession synergies, which professions are best for specific playstyles, and, of course, what professions you should pursue if you want to make some extra in-game gold. Existing WoW players may already know about profession fundamentals, but considering how radically different WoW Classic is from standard WoW, it doesn’t hurt to brush up on the basics.To get more news about buy WoW gold Classic, you can visit lootwowgold official website.

A single WoW Classic character can learn all three secondary professions, but they can only learn a maximum of two primary professions. All professions are also divided into two distinct categories: gathering and production. A gathering profession involves harvesting a resource out in the world while a production profession involves creating something using a recipe and materials.

As we’ll explain later in this guide, certain gathering professions are meant to compliment certain production professions. This is why a player can only have two primary professions per character since they’re ideally meant to pick one gathering profession and one production profession. However, you certainly don’t have to follow that template if you don’t want to, and in some cases it might be advantageous not to. For example, you could pick two separate gathering professions and sell all the raw materials you find on the Auction House, supporting a market of production profession users who’d rather just buy the materials they need than harvest them.
In addition to the above synergies, fishing and cooking pair well together since you can often cook the fish you catch. Even though they’re technically production professions, cooking and first-aid don’t really require an accompanying gathering profession since they rely heavily on materials obtained from slain enemies. However, there are some minor exceptions to that rule. Herbalists, for example, can occasionally find a rare ingredient called Swiftthisle which cooks can make into Thistle Tea, a prized consumable for Rogues thanks to its energy-restoring properties.

Improving a profession involves utilizing that profession’s functionality to “skill-up” and raise your profession skill rank. For a gathering profession, that means going out and harvesting raw materials, and for a production profession it means crafting items from recipes. Once you reach specific rank thresholds, you need to visit a profession trainer to graduate to the next profession level (apprentice, journeyman, expert, etc.), unlocking new recipes and skills in the process.