Druid Leveling Guide. Druid Leveling Guide v5.3 Originally, v.1.12 was posted by Jaegor, Feral Druid, Dark Iron<US>.
Updated and maintained post-2.1 by: Lissanna, balance/restoration druid, Elune <US> Druid leveling guide – Feral and Balance are recommended as solo specs for questing. Introduction: This guide is for new druids starting out. It is specifically geared towards build construction for PvE leveling. The first thing to understand is that feral is the most efficient tree for solo leveling, especially now that you get cat form at level 8. Balance druids can level solo perfectly fine. In terms of races, troll and worgen have the best racial bonuses for DPS (feral or balance).
The expansion split bear tanks into a new specialization called “guardian”. With the new talent trees, all four specializations now use the same talent tree. Table of contents All Specializations 1. Feral (cat) Leveling Sections: Balance (moonkin) Leveling sections: Restoration (healing) leveling: 6. Guardian (bear tank) leveling: Blacksmithing Leveling Guide. This Blacksmithing leveling guide will show you the fastest and easiest way how to level your Blacksmithing skill up from 1 to 800.
Updated for Legion patch 7.0.3 Blacksmithing is the best combined with Mining and I highly recommend to level Mining and Blacksmithing together because you will need a lot of gold if you want to buy everything from Auction House. Check out my Mining leveling guide if you want to level Mining. If you are low on gold, I recommend you to try this Gold Making Guide, it can help you to make loads of gold. If you are still leveling your character or you just started a new alt, I recommend you to use a leveling guide. Table of contents: Two way to level Blacksmithing If your character is below level 90, visit my Blacksmithing Leveling Guide for players below level 90.
There are currently two ways to level Blacksmithing up to 550. One is with Draenor materials because they are really cheap. So, which one should you choose? Check the prices on your realm for these: 19 x 1 x. Enchanting Leveling Guide. This Enchanting leveling guide will show you the fastest and easiest way how to level your Enchanting skill up from 1 to 800.
Updated for Legion patch 7.2 You will spend a lot of gold on this profession if you want to buy every materials from the Auction House. It depends on the realm economy, but can cost up to thousands of gold. Enchanting goes well with Tailoring because you don't need a gathering profession to support either of these. And if you level Tailoring and Enchanting at the same time, you can disenchant most of the cloths you make.
If you are low on gold, I recommend you to try this Gold Making Guide, it can help you to make loads of gold. If you are still leveling your character or you just started a new alt, I recommend you to use a leveling guide. Enchanting guide sections: Apprentice 1 - 50 Journeyman 50 - 135 Expert 135 - 220 Artisan 220 - 300 Master 300 - 350 Grand Master 350 - 425 Illustrious 425 - 500 Zen 500 - 600 Warlords of Draenor 600 - 700 Legion 700 - 800 Pandaria. Inscription Leveling Guide. This Inscription guide will help you to level your profession from 1 to 600, the guide's main focus is to show you how to level this profession, if you are looking for more detailed information about Inscription, read my Inscription guide.
Inscription is the best combined with Herbalism, check out the Herbalism leveling guide if you want to level Herbalism. Updated for WoW patch 5.4 If you are low on gold, I recommend you to try this Gold Making Guide, it can help you to make loads of gold. If you are still leveling your character or you just started a new alt, I recommend you to use a leveling guide. You can level your character to level 90 in 7 days with this guide. You can use [Milling] to mill 5 herbs for 2 - 4 pigments. If you are milling your own herbs, you should buy only Cinderbloom and Stormvine first because those can can be milled at skill 425. Inscription guide sections: Approximate Materials Required for 1-600 : Related Guides: