Enchanting

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CraftingConfirmed

Enchants and oils for any class; disenchant gear you outgrow.

Wizard oil is named in Blizzard's Warlock notes (Spellstone and Firestone now stack with it).

Source: Blizzard (Forever) · checked 1 Nov 2026

What it gives each class

Warrior	No class-specific benefit.
Paladin	No class-specific benefit.
Hunter	No class-specific benefit.
Rogue	No class-specific benefit.
Priest	Our pick. Tailoring makes your cloth gear; Enchanting disenchants the cloth you outgrow.
Shaman	No class-specific benefit.
Mage	Our pick. Your own cloth gear, then disenchant what you replace.
Warlock	Our pick. Cloth gear for you; Spellstone and Firestone now stack with wizard oils from Enchanting.
Druid	No class-specific benefit.

Specs that want it

• Discipline PriestHoly PriestShadow Priest
• Arcane MageFire MageFrost Mage
• Affliction WarlockDemonology WarlockDestruction Warlock

Best pairs

• Enchanting + Tailoring · Cloth armor and bags; cloth drops from humanoids, no gathering needed.

What it makes

• Enchants for gear
• Wizard oils (named in Blizzard's Warlock notes)

Leveling route outline

1. Train at a profession trainer in a capital (trainer ranks and skill caps: from the live client).
2. Use materials you gather on your questing route rather than buying them.
3. Craft whatever turns your materials into skill-ups cheaply; sell or disenchant the results.

Leveling notes

• Disenchant green items instead of vendoring them.

Recipes, skill-ups and trainer levels go up after launch, from the live client.