Cloth armor and bags; cloth drops from humanoids, no gathering needed.
UnverifiedNot named on a Blizzard Forever page yet. We confirm it, and its trainer level, in the live client.
What it gives each class
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| Our pick. Tailoring makes your cloth gear; Enchanting disenchants the cloth you outgrow. | |
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| Our pick. Your own cloth gear, then disenchant what you replace. | |
| Our pick. Cloth gear for you; Spellstone and Firestone now stack with wizard oils from Enchanting. | |
| No class-specific benefit. |
Specs that want it
Discipline Priest
Holy Priest
Shadow Priest
Arcane Mage
Fire Mage
Frost Mage
Affliction Warlock
Demonology Warlock
Destruction Warlock
Best pairs
Tailoring + Enchanting · Enchants and oils for any class; disenchant gear you outgrow.
What it makes
- Cloth armor
- Bags
Leveling route outline
- Train at a profession trainer in a capital (trainer ranks and skill caps: from the live client).
- Use materials you gather on your questing route rather than buying them.
- Craft whatever turns your materials into skill-ups cheaply; sell or disenchant the results.
Leveling notes
- Keep every piece of cloth you loot; it's the material.
Recipes, skill-ups and trainer levels go up after launch, from the live client.
Quick Facts
- Type: Crafting
- Picked by: Priest, Mage, Warlock
- Status: Confirm at launch