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Classic Vanilla Professions Service FAQ

What are the professions in classic Vanilla WoW?

In Classic Vanilla WoW, there’s 9 Primary professions and 3 Secondary professions for players to choose from and level up. There’s a limit to only 2 Primary professions at a time, though secondary professions are always accessible for any player to level up. Pretty much all professions can be useful in their own right, so players are free to choose what they find most interesting and fitting for their character. That being said, it can also be useful to synergise with your friends for maximum efficiency. The professions in question are:

Primary:

• Alchemy;
• Blacksmithing;
• Enchanting;
• Engineering;
• Herbalism;
• Leatherworking;
• Mining;
• Skinning;
• Tailoring.

Secondary:

• Cooking;
• Fishing;
• First Aid.

How many professions can you have in the classic Vanilla WoW?

Out of all the primary professions, the player can choose to have only two. Most primary professions can be divided into crafting and gathering ones, so it’s usually advised to pick correlated professions, unless you plan to just sell materials to other players or have other means of getting materials as a crafter. As for the secondary professions, there are no restrictions, as players are free to level them all up simultaneously if they so choose.

How to level up professions in WoW Classic Vanilla?

The short answer is blatantly obvious — you have to do activities associated with the profession of your choosing. Now, what these activities will be differs from profession to profession. But generally, you’d either have to travel across the world and gather materials, such as ore, herbs and skin of creatures or craft items from these gathered materials. Generally speaking, gathering professions are pretty dull and monotonous, but fairly easy to level up. Meanwhile crafting professions can be much more challenging to do, since you need the materials and recipes.

How to see professions WoW Classic Vanilla?

This is actually very easy! Just go into your Spellbook & Abilities interface and you’ll find the Profession tab right there. You’ll be able to see the current primary and secondary professions of your character, as well as the progress you made leveling them.

What is the hardest profession to level in WoW Classic Vanilla?

Enchantment is likely the most difficult profession to level up. It’s extremely dependent on blacksmithing for leveling and the trainers are located in some rather unorthodox places. It can also be rather expensive to level up, all the while your own profits from the profession may not not come until you’ll be able to create the best enchantments. That being said, it’s still an extremely valuable profession once you get through all the hurdles. And if you need some help along this way, we’ll gladly provide you with it!

When can you learn professions in WoW Classic Vanilla?

You can start learning a primary profession as soon as you hit level 5, so it shouldn’t be a big problem. However, it would take you quite a while before you’d be able to craft some truly useful and valuable items, whether you plan to use them yourself or sell to other players.

Can you change professions in WoW Classic Vanilla?

Of course! Unlearning your current profession is as easy as going into the skill tab of your character and clicking “Unlearn”, while taking on a new one would simply require you to talk with an appropriate profession trainer in the game. Do keep in mind, however, that not only will you start a new profession from zero, but all your progress on an abandoned profession will also completely reset.

Are professions useful in Classic Vanilla WoW?

Professions are supposed to function as an alternative way for the players to skill-up their characters whenever they feel tired of endless monster killing. Of course, it was also supposed to deepen the roleplay within a game, as players would search the world for resources and interact with other players to buy or sell their goods. Still, even if you’re only interested in endgame activities like dungeons, raids and PvP, professions shouldn’t be overlooked. Leveling some of them high enough can reward you with some extremely useful items and consumables, while others might be considered downright essential! And even if you don’t plan to use something yourself, you can always sell it to other players for a good sum of gold.