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Leatherworking

Leatherworking allows you to Craft Leather and Mail Armor pieces, as well as Cloaks, Quivers, Ammo Pouches and various Armor Kits from raw Leather, Hides, and some other, more rare materials. At high skill levels, Leatherworking branches into three distinct specializations:

• Dragonscale Leatherworking - Focuses on crafting Mail Armors well-suited for Hunters and Shamans, and requires a lot of Dragonscales for its Patterns. Notable Dragonscale Leatherworking-Specific crafts are Chromatic Gauntlets (they provide some Attack Power, 1% Crit, and +5 to Nature, Frost, Fire, and Shadow Resistances), Black Dragon Mail Set (four pieces set that provides a lot of Fire Resistance and Attack Power which makes it great for Hunters and Enhancement Shamans), and Dreamscale Breastplate (which is Best in Slot for Hunters and  even Warriors or Paladins for the AQ 40 Nature Resistance Gear that is mandatory for some encounters).
• Elemental Leatherworking - Focuses on crafting Leather Armors with mainly Rogue/Feral Druid stat combinations. Notable Elemental Leatherworking-Specific crafts are Molten Helm and Molten Belt (these are great for the Molten Core, as they provide you with Fire Resistance), Stormshroud Armor Set (four pieces set used mainly by Feral Druids), Shifting Cloak, and the Living Breastplate (Suited mainly for Restoration Druids).
• Tribal Leatherworking - The most popular out of the three Leatherworking Specializations. Tribal Leatherworking focuses on making Gear with Intellect and Spirit stats, which is best suited for Restoration and Balance Druids, but the abundance of highly demanded Crafts makes it very desirable for any Leatherworker. Notable Tribal Leatherworking-Specific crafts are  Corehound Belt and Hide of The Wild (Best in Slot Healing items for early Raids), and Devilsaur Armor (two pieces Leather set that provides Attack Power, Hit Rating and Critical Strike chance and is very desirable by Rogues, Feral Druids, and all other Physical Damage Dealers),

These specializations limit you when it comes to the variety of High-Level items that you can craft, as you can pick only one of them, which blocks you from learning Recipes specific for any of the other two. If you are Profit-oriented, you should probably choose between Dragonscale and Tribal Leatherworking.

Leatherworking requires a rather high Gold/Time investment to level up but can provide you with some advantages during leveling in return.

Note: Leatherworking is often paired with its corresponding Gathering Profession, Skinning.

Tailoring

Tailoring focuses on Crafting Cloth Armor and Bags from various Cloths, Threads, and other rarer materials. Unlike other Crafting professions, it doesn't have a Gathering profession associated with it, but players often pair it with Enchanting, as skilling up Tailoring creates a large number of Uncommon Items that can be Dusted for Enchanting purposes. Cloths mainly come from slain Humanoid Enemies and the amount of them that is needed for skilling up Tailoring forces Tailors to do quite a lot of mob grinding/spending money on Auction House.

Tailoring allows Players to make three Bind on Pickup Robes: Robe of the Void for Warlocks, Robe of the Archmage for Mages (Best in Slot before AQ 40), and the Truefaith Vestments for Priests (please note that these items are BoP and therefore can not be traded to other Players). The other notable Tailoring Crafts are Flarecore Leggings (they grant 16 Fire Resistance and 43 Spell Power), the Bloodvine Garb Set (available from Zul'Gurub Raid, provides Intellect, Spell Damage and Healing, and Spell Hit), Sylvan Set (recipes available from AQ Raids, it provides some Spell Power and a lot Nature Resistance that is mandatory for Princess Huhuran as well as some other AQ40 encounters), and Felcloth Items (Felcloth Hood, Felcloth Gloves, and Felcloth Bag, which is a 24 Slot Soul Bag), unlike the above-mentioned Robes, these Items can be sold to other Players, and will provide you with some nice profit when Crafted and sold on the Auction House. There are also Bottomless Bags (18 slots), that are expensive to make but sought out by rich players nevertheless.

Note: It is important to use your Mooncloth cooldown each day, as Mooncloths will be in high demand constantly.

Blacksmithing

Blacksmiths convert Bars of various metals and other, more exotic materials into Melee Weapons, Heavy, Mail or Plate Armor, Skeleton Keys needed for opening Locked Chests, Metal-based Trade Goods (Rods and Belt Buckles) and some Item-Enhancements, like Shield Spikes, Weapon Chains and Sharpening Stones. Blacksmithing is a good choice for Plate Classes, which means that Paladins and Warriors will often opt to skill it up. There are two specializations available for Blacksmithing, with one of them having three further specializations (just like with Leatherworking, you have to choose one of those specializations, and can not change it, unless you want to skill your Blacksmithing again from scratch):

• Weaponsmithing (further specializations: Axesmith, Swordsmith, and Hammersmith) - Allows a Blacksmith to craft various powerful Weapons, including Blackfury (Lvl 60 Polearm with bonuses to Stamina, Strenght, Fire Resistance, and Critical Strike), Dark Iron Pulverizer (Lvl 50 Two-Handed Mace with a slow 3.70 Attack Speed that has a chance to Stun Target for 8 s. on Hit), and Heartseeker (Lvl 58 Dagger with 1.70 Attack Speed, +4 Strenght, and +1% Critical Strike chance).
  • Axesmithing - Allows Blacksmith to create Dawn's Edge (Lvl 50 Axe with a 1% Critical Strike bonus), Nightfall (Lvl 60 Axe which has a chance of increasing Target's Spell Damage taken by 15% for 5s), Dark Iron Destroyer (Lvl 60 Axe with +10 Strenght and +6 Fire Resistance), and an Annihilator (Lvl 58 Axe with fast, 1.7 Attack Speed and chance to reduce Target's Armor on Hit).
  • Swordsmithing - Allows Blacksmith to create Blazing Rapier (Lvl 51 Sword with a 1.70 Attack Speed, and a chance to Burn Target for 100 Damage over 30 seconds), Blackguard (Lvl 60  Tanking Sword with +9 Stamina and +1% chance to Parry), Sageblade (A Caster Sword with +14 Stamina, + 6 Intellect, +20 Spellpower, and  an effect that decreases Target's magical resistances against your spells), and Dark Iron Reaver (Lvl 60 Sword with 2.40 Attack Speed, +10 Stamina, and +6 Fire Resistance).
  • Hammersmithing - Allows Blacksmith to create Enchanted Battlehammer (Lvl 51 Two-Handed Mace with +1% Parry, and +2% Hit Chance), Persuader (Lvl 58 Mace with 2.70 Attack Speed, +1% Hit Chance, and +1% Critical Strike chance), and Hammer of the Titans (Lvl 58 Two-Handed Mace with a slow 3.80 Attack Speed, and a chance to Stun Target for 3 seconds on Hit).
• Armorsmithing - Armorsmithing does not have any further specializations, but it requires completing a very long and expensive Quest Chain (much longer that Quests associated with other Blacksmithing specializations). Completing the chain gives you a Glimmering Mithril Insignia (A Trinket that Increases your Armor by 50, all resistances by 10, and provides you with  Fear resistance for 30 seconds on use, with a 10-minute Cooldown - very strong PvP item). Armorsmithing allows Blacksmith to craft various High-Level Gear pieces, including, but not limited to Dark Iron Set (Mixed Rare and Epic Plate set that provides Stamina, a lot of Fire Resistance, and some Agility, without any Set bonuses, however - very desirable in the Molten Core Raid), Firey Chain Girdle and Fiery Chain Shoulders (Mail Belt and Shoulders that provide Stamina, Intellect, Spirit (belt only), and Fire Resistance - again, good for Molten Core), Invulnerable Mail (Lvl 57 Mail Chest that increases your Defense by 13 and has a 5% chance to make you invulnerable to Melee Damage for 3 seconds after you are struck in combat once every 30 seconds - this is one of those weird Enhancement Shaman Tank items), Stronghold Gauntlets (Lvl 60 Plate Hands that provide +12 Stamina, +1% Chance to Parry, +1% Critical strike chance, and an Immunity to Disarm - these are great for PvP, thanks to the anti-disarm effect), and Enhanced Thorium Set (Helm, Chest, and Leggings with bonuses to Stamina, Strenght, and Defense).

All Blacksmithing specializations give access to many worthwhile Patterns, but Armorsmithing beats all Weaponsmith specializations when it comes to Crafting Gear for profit.

Note: Blacksmithing is often paired with its corresponding Gathering Profession, Mining.

Alchemy

Alchemists brew various Potions, Elixirs, Flasks, and Oils from Herbs and other, more exotic ingredients. These brews have many positive and sometimes very interesting effects, like Restoring Mana or Health, Increasing Primary Stats or Health Total, Raising Resistances, or even making you immune to all Crowd Control effects for some time. Skilled alchemists can also transmute more common materials into very rare and powerful magical ones, like Arcanite.

The main source of Alchemist's income comes from selling large quantities of consumable Flasks, Potions, and Elixirs. Most of them do not require too many rare or expensive ingredients, which makes Alchemy one of the top Gold-making Professions. The more interesting, highly valuable, in-demand Alchemical brews include:

• Flask of Distilled Wisdom (Lvl 50 Flask that increases maximum mana by 2000 for 2 hours; Brewed from 30 Dreamfoil, 10 Icecap, and 1 Black Lotus. This recipe drops from Balnazzar in the Stratholme Dungeon)
• Flask of the Titans (Lvl 50 Flask that increases maximum health by 1200 for 2 hours; Brewed from 30 Gromsblood, 10 Stonescale Oil, and 1 Black Lotus. This recipe drops from General Drakkisath in  the Upper Black Rock Spire)
• Flask of Supreme Power (Lvl 50 Flask that increases Spell Damage by 150 for 2 hours; Brewed from 30 Dreamfoil, 10 Mountain Silversage, and 1 Black Lotus. This recipe drops from Rus Frostwhisper in the Scholomance Dungeon)
• Various levels of Health and Mana potions, mainly:
  • Major Health Potion (Lvl 45 Potion that restores 1050 to 1751 Health; Brewed from 2 Golden Samsam and 1 Mountain Silversage. This recipe can be purchased in Everlook, Winterspring). 
  • Major Mana Potion (Lvl 49 Potion that restores 1350 to 2251 Mana; Brewed from 3 Dreamfoil and 2 Icecap. This recipe drops Darkmaster Gandling in Scholomance Dungeon or purchased after completing the main Scholomance quest chain). 
• Greater Fire Protection Potion (Lvl 48 Potion that absorbs 1950 to 3251 Fire Damage and lasts for 1 Hour; Brewed from 1 Elemental Fire and 1 Dreamfoil. This Recipe drops in the Lower Blackrock Spire and is essential for Molten Core and Onyxia's Lair Raids). 
• Greater Nature Protection Potion (Lvl 48 Potion that absorbs 1950 to 3251 Nature Damage and lasts for 1 Hour; Brewed from 1 Elemental Earth and 1 Dreamfoil. This Recipe drops in Western Plaguelands from Decaying Horrors and Rotting Behemoths, and is essential for AQ40 progression). 
• Free Action Potion (Lvl 20 Potion that makes you immune to Stuns and movement impairing effects for 30 seconds, but does not remove currently active effects; Brewed from 2 Blackmouth Oil and 1 Stranglekelp. This recipe can be purchased from Alchemy supplies vendors located in Ironforge and Orgrimar).  
• Living Action Potion (Lvl 47 Potion that makes you immune to Stuns and movement impairing effects for 5 seconds and also removes all existing Stun and Movement Impairing effects; Brewed from 2 Icecap, 2 Mountain Silversage, and 2 Heart of the Wild. This recipe can be bought from Zandalar Tribe's quartermaster at an Exalted Reputation and is even more overpowered that Free Action Potion in some circumstances, as it works like improved Insignia). 
• Swiftness Potion (Lvl 5 Potion that increases movement speed by 50% for 15 seconds; Brewed from 1 Swiftthistle and 1 Briarthorn. This is a world drop). 
• Arcane Elixir (Lvl 37 Elixir that increases Spell Damage by up to 20 for 30 minutes; Brewed from 1 Blindweed and 1 Goldthorn. Learned from an Alchemy Trainer).  
• Frost Oil (Lvl 30 Weapon Oil that gives your Weapon a 10% chance of casting a Frostbolt when it Hits; Brewed from 4 Khadgar's Whisker and 2 Wintersbite. The recipe can be purchased from NPC Bro'kin located in Alterac Mountains).
• Elixir of Brute Force (Lvl 45 Elixir that increases Stamina and Strenght by 18 for 1 hour; Brewed from 2 Gromsblood and 2 Plaguebloom. This recipe can be awarded in Un'Goro crater for turning in 15 Bloodpetal Sprouts, the drop rate is very low, however).
• Elixir of Mongoose (Lvl 46 Elixir that increases Agility by 25 and Critical Hit chance by 2% for 1 hour; Brewed from 2 Mountain Silversage and 2 Plaguebloom. This recipe drops from various Satyr Demons in Felwood and Azshara Zones). 
• Elixir of Sages (Lvl 44 Elixir that increases Intellect and Spirit by 18 for 1 hour; Brewed from 1 Dreamfoil and 2 Plaguebloom. This recipe drops from Scarlet Crusade followers in Tyr's Hand, Eastern Plaguelands). 

Note1: Flasks can be created only at the Alchemy Lab located in the Scholomance Dungeon.

Note2:  Remember to always use your Transmute cooldowns, as transmuted materials are limited in supply and in great demand because of that.

Note3: Alchemy is often paired with its corresponding Gathering Profession, Herbalism. It also requires a lot of ingredients that come from Fishing, so the sight of an Alchemist with a Fishing Pole will be a common one.

Engineering

Engineers craft various helpful, interesting, and often very deadly, volatile, unstable, and unreliable gadgets, explosives, and equipment, like Googles, Trinkets, and Guns. They mainly utilize Metals, but also commonly use Leathers, Cloths and some rarer, more exotic materials. Engineering has two distinct specializations, that have their unique set of Schematics:

• Goblin Engineering - Goblins love to blow stuff up, and even when they don't blow stuff up, they invent things that closely resemble, well... explosives in the form of Helmets, for example...:
  • Goblin Rocket Helmet that can be used to charge at an enemy, knocking him silly for 30 Seconds (this is a 30s soft Crowd Control effect), but also stunning you for a short period of time.
  • Goblin Mortar, a Trinket that deals 383 to 516 Fire Damage and Stuns Targets in 5-yard radius for 3 seconds when used (on a 10-minute Cooldown), very useful in PvP.
  • The Big One, which is a LAAARGE bomb that deals 340 to 460 Fire Damage and incapacitates all enemies in a 10-yard radius.
  • Goblin Bomb Dispenser, a Trinket that creates a mobile Bomb that charges at the nearest Target and explodes for 315 to 385 Fire Damage.
  • Goblin Construction Helmet that provides 15 Fire Resistance and absorbs 300 to 501 Fire Damage when activated. It is also used for crafting a previously-mentioned Goblin Rocket Helmet (very useful in Molten Core and Onyxia's Lair Raids).
• Gnomish Engineering - Less volatile but also weirder than Goblin variant, Gnomish Engineering provides a lot of interesting gadgets, like:
  • World Enlarger that "Enlarges the entire World for 5 minutes or until you attack".
  • Gnomish Mind Control Cap that gives you a chance to Mind Control an Enemy for 20 seconds, but can misfire... badly.
  • Gnomish Harm Prevention Belt that shields you from next 500 damage that you would normally take over the next 10 minutes, but can "Overload when struck and temporarily remove you from this dimension".
  • Gnomish Death Ray, a trinket that charges itself over time and releases a burst of powerful energy at your Target, dealing high amounts of Damage.

Other handy Engineering Schematics include various Grenades that are useful in both PvP and PvP and the Field Repair Bot 74A which is a consumable that allows an Engineer to set up a mobile Repair Station for every Raid member. Hyper-Radiant Flame Reflector (Trinket that provides 15 Fire Resistance and can be used to reflect a Fire Spell at its Caster once every 5 minutes. Very useful in the Molten Core Raid). Other useful Engineering gadgets are Goblin and Gnomish Rocket Boots that increase wearer's movement speed for 20 seconds but have a chance to misfire (great in PvP).

The main sources of Gold for an engineer are Crafting Fees charged for creating items from rare Schematics, which means that making a living out of Engineering is rather difficult, and requires fast Schematic farming.

Note: Engineering is often paired with its corresponding Gathering Profession, Mining.

Enchanting

Enchanters permanently imbue Items with various magickal effects, using magic Dust, Shards and Essences extracted from other magic Items. They are also able to create Wands. Every Player who wants to stay competitive needs their Gear Enchanted, which means that the market for Enchanters is always present. The most powerful and in-demand Enchants and other Enchanting Recipes include:

• Enchant Weapon - Healing Power (Adds up to 55 Healing to Healing Spells), Enchant Weapon - Spellpower (Adds 30 Damage to Spells). These drop from the Molten Core Raid.
• Enchant Gloves - Shadow Power, Enchant Gloves - Fire Power, Enchant Gloves - Frost Power (These add +20 Damage to Shadow, Fire, and Frost spells and abilities respectively), Enchant Gloves - Superior Agility (Adds + 15 Agility to Gloves), Enchant Gloves - Healing Power (Increases Healing done by spells by 30),  Enchant Cloak Stealth (Improves the effectiveness of Stealth), and Enchant Cloak - Dodge (Adds 1% chance to Dodge an attack). These drop from all bosses in Ahn'Quiraj Raids. There are also two formulas that drop only from Twin Emperors in AQ 40. These are: Enchant Gloves - Threat (Increases Threat generated by 2%) and Enchant Cloak - Subtlety (Decreases threat generated by 2%)
• Enchant Weapon - Agility (Adds +15 Agility to a Weapon) and Enchant Two-Handed Weapon Agility (Adds 25 Agility to a 2H Weapon). The first one requires Honored Reputation and the second requires  Friendly Reputation with the Timbermaw Hold.
• Enchant Weapon - Mighty Spirit (Adds +20 Spirit to a Weapon), Enchant Weapon - Strenght (Adds +15 Strenght to a Weapon), and Enchant Weapon - Mighty Intellect (Adds +22 Intellect to a Weapon). These three Enchanting Recipes require high Reputation with the Thorium Brotherhood (Strenght - Friendly, Spirit - Honored, Intellect - Revered).
• Enchant Cloak - Greater Fire Resistance (Adds 15 Fire Resistance to a Cloak) and Enchant Cloak - Greater Nature Resistance (Adds 15 Nature Resistance to a Cloak). These require Friendly (Fire) and Honored (Nature) reputation with the Cenarion Circle, and are needed by all players who want to raid Molten Core, Onyxia's Lair or AQ40.
• Enchant Bracer - Mana Regeneration (Provides 4 mp5) and Enchant Bracer - Healing (Increases effectiveness of Healing Spells by 24). The first one requires Honored Reputation and the second requires Revered Reputation with the Argent Dawn.
• Brilliant Mana Oil (Adds 12 mp5 and 25 Healing Spell Power to a Weapon for 30 minutes) and Brilliant Wizard Oil (Adds 1% Spell Critical Chance and 36 Spell Damage to a Weapon for 30 minutes). These require reputation with the Zandalar Tribe (Mana Oil - Friendly, Wizard Oil - Honored).
• Enchant Chest - Greater Stats (Add +4 All Stats to a Chestpiece). This randomly drops from trash mobs in Raids and from World Bosses.
• Enchant Weapon - Fiery Weapon (Gives Weapon a chance to sometimes deal Fire Damage). This drops from the Pyromancer Loregrain in Black Rock Depths Dungeon.
• Enchant Weapon - Crusader (Makes Weapon sometimes restore 75 to 126 Health to its wielder and increase his Strenght by 100 for 15 seconds). This is a World Drop that can be acquired from members of the Scarlet Crusade in Western Plaguelands and Tyr's Hand.

Note1: Enchanting does not have corresponding gathering Profession, so it is often paired with Tailoring, which provides a steady supply of magic Items to Disenchant.

Note2: Collecting all High-End Enchanting Recipes requires a lot of Dungeon, Raid, and Reputation Grinding. This means that the profession is well-suited only for persistent and competitive Players who have quite a lot of time to play (if taken with making Gold in mind, that is).

Note3: If you plan to make real money out of Enchanting, you should prepare a large stock of Enchanting Materials. This will allow you to sell ready Enchants to People that don't have their own mats.

Skinning

Skinners collect Animal Hides and Leather from slain beasts. Collected materials can be then used in Leatherworking Profession to create Mail and Leather Armors, as well as some other useful items or sold to other Players or even Vendored for profit.

Leatherworking is the most convenient of the three available Gathering Professions, as Skinnable monsters are encountered naturally during adventures and questing, and going out of one's way to make use out of skinning is not required. Moreover, being able to Skin monsters will open up some Grinding Spots that would not provide you with a worthwhile profit otherwise.

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Mining

Miners extract various Minerals, Stones, and Ore from Veins, and then smelt gathered Ore into Metal Bars that can be used by Engineers and Blacksmiths.

Mining is less convenient than Skinning when it comes to making use out of it, as Ore Veins are encountered mainly on ridgelines, hilltops, and in the mountains, which means that Miners have to make detours to gather them.

Note: Prices of Ore can sometimes be higher than prices of the corresponding Metal Bars, as people use Ores to level up their Mining in a more convenient way. Be sure to always compare Auction House prices before Smelting on your own.

Herbalism

Herbalists gather Herbs used by Alchemists for crafting various Potions, Flasks, Oils, and Elixirs. The popularity of Alchemy makes Herbalism a very profitable Gathering Profession, but still not as convenient as Leatherworking. Leveling up Herbalism will require some hassle, but not as much as leveling up Mining will.

Herbalism, especially combined with Alchemy will provide you with worthwhile profits, as there are many low-cost Alchemical Consumables that are in high demand constantly. Selling Herbs on the Auction House will present you with a high income as well (thanks to the above-mentioned popularity of the Alchemy Profession, and the great demand for consumables).

Double Gathering Professions

A great choice for the earliest stages of the game. Picking up two Gathering Professions will allow you to get your Mount money more easily. If you are power leveling, you can just quickly vendor all gathered materials. Otherwise, you can be more patient, and sell them as they steadily rise in value. The other idea is to Pick one gathering profession to profit from, and the second one to gather materials for leveling up the corresponding Crafting Profession in the future (For example, you make money out of Skinning, and collect Herbs for your future Alchemy Profession at the same time).

The best combination of double Gathering Professions is most likely Skinning+Herbalism (in reality, Skinning is the one that you should get, and Herbalism can be freely swapped for Mining).

Crafting Profession + Corresponding Gathering Profession

The standard Profession combination. Great if you plan to take your time and level up Crafting profession steadily as you Level up your Character. The choice between Leatherworking+Skinning, Blacksmithing+Mining, Engineering+Mining, and Alchemy+herbalism should depend on your Class, preference, and playstyle, for example, engineering supports dynamic players that like to PvP, Leatherworking, and Blacksmithing are great for leveling up Classes with corresponding Armor Types, and Alchemy is just great in all circumstances (which means that you should probably pick Herbalism+Alchemy if you are only Gold-oriented, after all...).

Tailoring + Enchanting

We treat this combination separately, as Tailoring and Enchanting complement themselves well, but not fit into any of the above categories at the same time. This combination is great for every Cloth Armor Class and can be profitable if enough effort is put into developing both skills. Leveling them up is troublesome and time-consuming, however, as you will not get enough Cloths during Questing, and Enchanting is the hardest Profession to Skill up.

First Aid

First Aid lets Players make Bandages out of Cloths and Anti Venoms out of Venom Sacks. Bandages can be used in combat, which makes them almost mandatory for Classes that can not Heal themselves via magickal ways.

Cooking

Cooking lets Players prepare Hearty Meals out of raw ingredients and Spices. The Food provides various Buffs that make Questing and Raiding much easier. Collecting all worthwhile Cooking Recipes requires some Questing, leveling up Fishing (to catch Fishes required for some Cooked Fish Recipes, and completing Fishing Quests that award those Recipes), and visiting many far corners of Azeroth. The best and most useful Cooking Recipes include:

• Savory Deviate Delight (Food that transforms you into a Ninja or a Pirate, used for roleplaying and for fun). The Recipe is a rare drop from Wailing Caverns Dungeon and from monsters found in The Barrens Zone, which makes it very rare, and very expensive on the Alliance side).
• +6 Stamina and Spirit Food (For example Crocolisk Gumbo, Curiously Tasty Omelet, and Murloc Fin Soup) Used mainly by players in the level range of 15 to 24 and Level 19 Twinks. These will be cheap, but still sellable.
• +8 Stamina and Spirit Food (For example Mystery Stew, Hot Wolf Ribs, Carrion Surprise, and Jungle Stew). These are useful for level 29 Twinks and lower level Players (Level 25 to 34). There will be a demand for these constantly, but the prices will not be extremely high.
• +12 Stamina and Spirit Food (For example Spider Sausage and Heavy Kodo Stew). These are widely used by Players at levels 35+, as they provide quite high Stamina buff. The demand for this kind of food will be very high for the whole lifespan of a Server.
• Dirge's Kickin' Chimaerok Chops (Provides +25 Stamina, the Recipe is available as a reward from a Quest chain acquired from NPC Narain Soothfancy, Tanaris). This provides the strongest Food Buff for Tanks.
• Grilles Squid (Provides +10 Agility, can be acquired from NPC Gikkix, Tanaris). This provides the strongest Food Buff for Hunters and Rogues.
• Smoked Desert Dumplings (Provides +20 Strenght, the Recipe is a reward from the Sharing the Knowledge Quest acquired from the Sandy Cookbook located in Silithus, this will become available on the AQ launch). This provides the strongest Food Buff for Warriors.
• Nightfin Soup (Provides 8 mp5, can be acquired from NPC Gikkix, Tanaris). This provides the strongest Food Buff for all mana users with sustain problems.
• Runn Tum Tuber Surprise (Provides +10 Intellect, can be dropped from NPC Pusillin that can be found in the Dire Maul Dungeon (which means that it will not be available on launch), Feralas). This provides the strongest Food Buff for all mana users without sustain problems.

Note: Learning Cooking Secondary Profession also teaches you how to set a Basic Campfire that can be used for preparing meals and provides a minor Spirit Buff.

Fishing

Fishermen catch various types of Fish, as well as other Aquatic Animals, and are able to salvage floating wreckage. A lot of caught Fish find application in Cooking and Alchemy, which makes Fishing a  rather worthwhile Gold-making Secondary profession. The most valuable and in-demand Fish include:

• Oily Blackmouth (Used by Alchemists to create the Blackmouth Oil needed in some Alchemy Recipes (Swim Speed Potion and more importantly, the valuable Free Action Potion). Blackmouth Oil is also an ingredient for the Enchant Gloves - Fishing. Oily Blackmouth Schools can be found in Darkshore, Loch Modan, The Barrens, Silverpine Forrest, and Westfall. The fish can also be caught in Feralas, Felwood, Azshara, Western Plaguelands and some other High-Level zones).
• Deviate Fish (Used in the Savory Deviate Delight Cooking Recipe. This fish is especially precious for the Alliance, as it can only be caught in Wailing Caverns that are located in the Horde territory of The Barrens. If you manage to catch this Fish as an Alliance Player, and by some miracle have the Recipe, you will be able to make a fortune).
• Stonescale Eel (Fish used by Alchemists to create Stoneskin Oil that is used in various High-end Alchemy Recipes. Stonescale Eel Swarms can be found at the northern part of the coast of Tanaris and along the Western coast of the Stranglethorn Vale. Stonescale Eel can also be caught in the Bay of Storms, Azshara).
• Raw Nightfin Snapper (used by Cooks in the previously-mentioned Nightfin Soup Recipe. This fish can be caught only during the Server's nighttime in Un'Goro Crater, Feralas, Felwood, Western Plaguelands, Moonglade, Azshara, Winterspring, Eastern Plaguelands, and other High-level zones, including Raids and Dungeons).

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Earning Gold as a highly-skilled professional is an inherent part of the Classic World of Warcraft experience. With the help of this Guide, you will be able to choose the most profitable professions and make Gold with increased efficiency. Empty pockets will become a thing of the past.

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