WoW TBC Classic Professions Boost

You have to meet the following requirements to buy WoW TBC Professions Boost:

• Active WoW subscription with access to 20th Anniversary TBC realms

• Profession slot available

• If switching professions, unlearn your current one before ordering

• Select your region (EU or US), server, and faction (Alliance or Horde) at checkout

• Provide your character name in order chat after purchase

Need a level 70 character first? Check our WoW TBC Leveling Boost.

• Priority:Moves your WoW TBC Professions Boost to the front of our order queue. Material gathering and delivery begins as soon as a supplier becomes available, faster than standard scheduling.

• Choose First Profession:Pick any primary profession to receive a full 1-375 material kit. Crafting professions include Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking, and Tailoring. Gathering professions include Herbalism, Mining, and Skinning (gathering professions level through nodes in the world, not crafting - contact support for details on how we handle these).

• Choose Second Profession:Add a second primary profession kit to the same order. Both material packages ship together so you can level them back to back or simultaneously.

• Cooking 1-375:Full secondary profession material kit for Cooking. Includes all meat, fish, spices, and vendor-purchased recipes needed to reach 375. Cooking provides powerful raid food buffs like Spicy Crawdad (+30 Stamina) and Golden Fish Sticks (+44 Healing), and every raider needs it.

• First Aid 1-375:Complete cloth and bandage materials to reach 375 First Aid. Heavy Netherweave Bandages heal 3400 health over 8 seconds - essential for non-healing classes in raids and PvP. Requires Netherweave Cloth stacks plus earlier cloth tiers.

• Faction Choice:Aldor or Scryers alignment affects which profession recipes you can access. Scryers offer Enchant Weapon - Major Spellpower and specific Jewelcrafting designs, while Aldor provides different enchant and gem options. Let us know your faction choice in order chat so we include the right recipe materials where applicable.

• Extra Gold:Add gold on top of your profession kit to cover trainer fees, recipe purchases from vendors, and respec costs if you need to swap specializations later. Trainer fees alone run 5-35 gold per rank across all profession tiers.

Burning Crusade changed how professions work. Classic WoW treated them as a nice bonus - TBC made them mandatory for competitive play. Every crafting profession gained bind-on-pickup items, self-only enchants, or exclusive abilities that directly increase your character's power. Dropping a profession means losing all progress permanently, so picking wrong at the start costs you weeks of work and thousands of gold.

• Tailoring dominates early TBC gearing for cloth classes. Shadoweave, Spellfire, and Primal Mooncloth sets are best-in-slot for Warlocks, Mages, and healers deep into Phase 2. These pieces require Tailoring to equip, and each specialization (Shadoweave, Spellfire, Mooncloth) doubles the output of its respective specialty cloth on a nearly 4-day cooldown. A Warlock without Tailoring in Phase 1 is missing their strongest gear by a wide margin.

• Leatherworking brings Drums of Battle, arguably the single strongest profession perk in all of TBC. These drums grant 80 haste to your entire party for 30 seconds, and top raiding guilds require at least one Leatherworker per group - meaning 5 minimum in a 25-player raid. Beyond drums, Leatherworkers craft leg armor enchants and powerful BoP gear like Cobrascale Gloves and Hood of Primal Life.

• Jewelcrafting is brand new in TBC and immediately essential. Every piece of raid gear has gem sockets, and Jewelcrafters cut the gems that fill them. At max skill, JC unlocks exclusive BoP gems stronger than anything available to non-Jewelcrafters. Prospecting ore into gems also creates a reliable gold income that lasts the entire expansion. Leveling JC from scratch to 375 eats through hundreds of ore across every tier from Copper to Adamantite.

• Enchanting provides self-only ring enchants - permanent stat boosts on both ring slots that nobody else can access. Enchant Ring - Spellpower and Enchant Ring - Healing Power are small but meaningful edges. Enchanters also disenchant unwanted drops into materials, making them the guild's go-to for recycling loot nobody needs. Training Enchanting requires massive amounts of dust, shards, and essences because you level by enchanting items, not just crafting them.

• Engineering creates gadgets nobody else can - Super Sapper Charges for AoE, Gnomish Battle Chicken for party haste, and starting in Phase 2, class-specific goggles that compete with or beat raid drops. Goblin and Gnomish specializations offer different teleport locations (Area 52 vs Toshley's Station) and different gadget access. Engineering paired with Mining is one of the most material-hungry combinations in TBC.

• Blacksmithing crafts weapons and plate armor, with Weaponsmith and Armorsmith specializations unlocking different paths. Weaponsmiths further specialize into Axesmith, Hammersmith, or Swordsmith for specific high-end weapon recipes. Dragonmaw and other Phase 1 crafted weapons compete with early raid drops for physical DPS classes.

• Alchemy produces every raid consumable your character needs - Flask of Blinding Light, Flask of Pure Death, Flask of Relentless Assault, potions, and elixirs. Primal Might transmutes sell for massive gold throughout the expansion. Alchemy specializations (Transmutation, Elixir, Potion Master) grant a chance to proc extra items when crafting, compounding value over time. Self-sufficient Alchemists save 100-200 gold per raid week compared to buying from the Auction House.

Secondary Professions Everyone Needs in TBC Classic Fresh

Secondary professions don't use a primary slot, so every character should max all three.

• Cooking provides stat food required for every raid and dungeon - Golden Fish Sticks, Spicy Crawdad, Blackened Basilisk, and Warp Burger each buff a different stat. Showing up to Karazhan without food buffs is like showing up without gems in your gear.

• First Aid gives non-healers a way to top off health between pulls using Heavy Netherweave Bandages, freeing healer mana for actual encounters.

• Fishing supplies Cooking ingredients and occasional high-value catches but levels through the fishing action itself rather than crafted items.

What Problems Profession Leveling Service Solves

Leveling from 1 to 375 burns through hundreds of individual materials spanning every zone in Azeroth and Outland. Blacksmithing alone requires roughly 480 Solid Stone, 190 Iron Bars, hundreds of Thorium and Fel Iron bars, plus Khorium and Hardened Adamantite at the top end. Jewelcrafting eats through Copper, Tin, Iron, Mithril, Thorium, Fel Iron, and Adamantite ore in stacks of 5 via Prospecting, where RNG determines which gems you receive. TBC Professions Boost eliminates this gathering marathon entirely.

Crafting professions cost 500 to 2000 gold in raw materials depending on current Auction House prices and which profession you're leveling. Enchanting and Jewelcrafting sit at the expensive end because shard and gem prices stay inflated during early phases when demand outstrips supply. Gathering professions (Herbalism, Mining, Skinning) level by actually gathering nodes in the open world, which means they require time investment rather than material cost - competing with dozens of other players at every spawn point.

Recipe availability adds another layer. Some critical leveling recipes come from specific vendors scattered across Outland. Others drop in dungeons or require reputation. The Bolt of Imbued Netherweave pattern for Tailoring is sold by Eiin in Shattrath, and you need a Mana Loom right next to him to craft it.

Blacksmiths need to check Aldor or Scryers reputation for endgame recipes depending on faction alignment. Without knowing exactly where to train each rank and buy each recipe, players waste gold crafting inefficient items that give fewer skill points per material spent.

Our profession kits include precise material counts calculated with RNG margins for recipes that involve random skill-ups. You won't run out of materials at 362 and have to farm another 50 Adamantite Ore to finish. Everything arrives pre-calculated so you craft from 1 to 375 without a single trip to the Auction House.

How TBC Profession Bundle Works

This service delivers raw materials - you do the crafting yourself. Here's the process:

1. Pick your professions- Select your first and/or second primary profession, plus optional Cooking or First Aid kits. Choose your server, faction, and region.

2. Complete purchas e- Pay through secure checkout. You get immediate order confirmation and access to order chat.

3. Share character details - Provide your character name and preferred delivery method (face-to-face trade in Shattrath, Orgrimmar, or Stormwind, or in-game mail) through order chat.

4. Receive your materials - For face-to-face delivery, meet our supplier for a direct trade. Larger kits may require multiple trades due to bag space. Mail delivery sends materials in batches - check your mailbox as packages arrive. Blizzard's mail system adds roughly a one-hour delay on item attachments.

5. Craft to 375 - Follow the included crafting route to level efficiently. Train new recipe ranks at appropriate breakpoints from your profession trainer. Visit Outland trainers at 300 to unlock Master rank (requires level 50+ for most professions).