Alchemy requires players to go to specific laboratories in instances to create the best flasks.

First Aid, retired in Battle for Azeroth, is alive and well.

Inscription, Jewelcrafting, and Archaeology are not present in Classic WoW.

Below is a list of the major changes, and you can check out Biggest Changes to Professions in Classic WoW if You've Played BFA for an in-depth look at more changes. Professions have had many changes since Battle for Azeroth.

Leatherworking - Dragonscale, Elemental, Tribal.

Some professions have additional subclasses, with unique recipes: The other professions are classified as Secondary Professions (Cooking, Fishing, First Aid) and all can be learned. Players must also choose between two Primary Professions - Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Herbalism, Leatherworking, Mining, Skinning, and Tailoring.

Other - These skills are ones we do not think of as traditional crafting or gathering ones, like Riding, Poisons, and Pickpocketing.

Herbalism, Mining, Skinning, and Fishing are Gathering Professions.

Gathering Professions - These professione supplement Production professions, allowing players to acquire materials that are required to create the powerful trade goods.

Enchanting and First Aid are Service Professions.

Service Professions - These professions do not generate trade goods that are equiabble, but allow the player to still create items that benefit players.

Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Cooking, Engineering, Leatherworking, and Tailoring are Production Professions. Some professions offer additional perks in the form of powerful BoP crafted items.

Production Professions - Players collect recipes, granting them the ability to craft powerful gear which can be equipped or traded.

There are several types of professions in Classic WoW: If any of these Classic WoW professions catches your interest, you can learn all about the most efficient ways of leveling each Profession, where the Trainers are located, as well as some of the best recipes for that Profession and where to find them in our Classic Profession Guides If you want to ask something else, just ask.Welcome to Wowhead's overview of Classic WoW Professions! This guide is aimed at players unfamiliar with Classic WoW professions that are interested in learning more about the benefits for each profession and good professions for each class. This can provide older mats to help you level your professions.

You might want to go back to Dreanor and level your Garrison. If you are going to level from level 1 in a profession.

Might want to take one and Skinning if you are just going to sell stuff. Note you can only track Mine or Herb Nodes at a single time.

Gather stuff all around and craft with these or just sell on the Auction House for a profit. Some like Poke-mon (Blizzard Style) some don't. May find it useful at some point.ДЇirst Aid - Bandages Maybe semi useful depending on class. Herbalisim - Supports Alchemy and InscriptionДЄrcheology - Time suck can get several items. Mining - Get Rocks (Supports Blacksmithing, Engineering, Jewelcrafting) Tailoring (Make Cloth and Bags, but I would do this on a cloth wearer to get most benefit)

Jewelcrafting (Ok if you have sockets, Very expensive to level and very dependent on Luck)Д®nchanting (Destroy tons of stuff for Mats to sell, some people make money Enchanting (Not this guy not enough patience)) Inscription (Meh, I am not impressed with this expansion) Leatherworking (You can make your own armor, Makes 2 of the 4 items to open a Forge for destroying Crafted Items)Д®ngineering (PVP Favorite, can craft a helm and Make things to make moving around easier)ДЄlchemy (Potions, Flasks - If you are going to do end game can save you money in the long run) What are you trying to do, level this character or will you be leveling multiple characters?ДЄre you just trying to make money? Or do you want to wear the gear you make?Д«lacksmithing (Only really for Platewearers) So I am going to ask a few questions first.

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