The recipe book: The great guide to Recipes

Finding recipes is what makes a dedicated gatherer, beyond earning achievements and doing tasks diligently simply for points. You are solely responsible for the collection rate; sometimes the amount of time you spend can be frustrating, but it's exhilarating when you finish a set of recipes, it feels like you've completed part of a long puzzle. It's fun getting the recipes all over Azeroth, when so many achievements and quests are easy for us. In addition, you can find generous characters willing to pay hundreds of gold for your recipes.

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I started collecting recipes seriously during the early days of CCH (Icecrown Citadel). I learned with my priest various inscription techniques and tailoring patterns, just as a Death Knight learns more about Blacksmithing. I began to care more about my Rogue's Enchantment, finished several of my Warlock's Engineering schematics, and hoped to transmute again with my Main Character. For unknown reasons, Jewelry and Leatherworking never had a particular charm perhaps it is because I have developed those professions purely for the benefit of raids and happily without knowing it to take the Tailoring and Engineering mounts.

About a year has passed, and I still hang around the collections. I really enjoy figuring out which Burning Crusade reputations my new 85 needs to get some patterns, or which World of Wacraft Original Bosses (Vanilla) need to be Sunny. Since the project started, there has been a progression in the raids and achievement hunt with points as a priority, but it's always fun to come back.

In the following guide, I will highlight some of the more peculiar patterns, collection methods, and achievements of each profession. We have recently updated our profession pages to cover the more practical aspects of each.

Primary professions

Your characters can have only 2 primary professions such as: Alchemy, Ironworks., Enchantment, Engineering, Herbalism, Registration, Jewelry, Mining, Skinning, Tailoring. If you get 525 skill points in two primary professions you will complete Work from sunrise to sunset.

Alchemy

Alchemists can create numerous potions and elixirs, as well as master the transmutation of elements and gems. There are numerous spoils in the world, unique vendor recipes, reputation rewards, as well as the probability of discover new recipes as you go creating.


  • Discoveries are a way to learn many recipes. In the process of creating new items, you will have a small chance to learn new recipes.

  • 17 recipes stripped of specific monsters. Their chances of loot seem less than expected since non-Alchemists will always be considered and looted the monster's loot, and have been unable to see the recipes. Recipe: Major Holy Protection Potion it's still a headache to farm because there aren't many monsters; Recipe: Iron Shield Potion It takes a while to get to the Old Hillsbrad Foothills. the rest is not so difficult; Farming heroic instances from Outland or killing lots of monsters with area powers shouldn't take long.
  • There are vendors all over Azeroth who sell special recipes, some with a limited reappearance such as: Recipe: Frost Oil.
  • What's new about Cataclysm is: Recipe: Vials of the Sands, sometimes you find it in the Canopy glass, with the Tol'vir Archeology.

Ironworks.

Blacksmiths are primarily plate armor makers as well as: Ebony Steel Buckle. Collecting recipes from Blacksmithing is a difficult process, you will have to find specific recipes for tanks, dps, y healers. There used to be blacksmith specializations (Weaponsmith and Armor Smith) that allowed characters to learn a handful of recipes, this was removed, but still contains bugs, for example players cannot learn the opposite patterns to their specialization. Sure, there are many patterns available via reputation. Blacksmithing is difficult to climb, so good luck if you want to reach the maximum skill level.


Enchantment

El Enchantment allows players to disenchant items, create enchantments, and enchant their rings with special stats. There are also fun objects such as: Magic lamp! With the passage of expansions, the means of collecting the formulas has been simplified, but some of the World of Warcraft Original (Vanilla) and BC- (Burning Crusade) will still be difficult to find. Many expansion formulas: Wrath of the Lich King can be purchased from Vanessa StoresAs Senthii by Celestial shard y Crystal Maelstrom.


Engineering

Engineering offers all kinds of pumps, glasses, gadgets, articles and fun with flavor. Engineering was in high demand to create ammunition in past expansions, but that was removed. There are two types of specializations: Gnome and Goblin. You cannot retain what you have learned in one specialization if you switch to the other, choose wisely and not just for a particular silly item.


Harvest

There are few Gathering professions (Herbalism, Mining, Skinning), but they will be practical for you.


Registration

Registration it's a fairly straightforward profession for gatherers. Make sure to complete: Northrend Inscription Research y Research on minor enrollment every day, as you walk through the Auction House looking for the Glyph Mastery Book. These books should have been removed in patch 4.2, but currently some recipes can only be learned through them.


Jewelry

Jewelry, added in TBC (The Burning Crusade), mostly provides players with gems, necklaces, and rings. Some extra benefits for jewelers like special stat-boosting gems, as well as trinkets. There are hundreds of patterns that can be obtained from vendors, making journals, and exchanging coins for TLK (The lich king) and Tasting recipes. There is also something strange about the low-level patterns, and more interesting ways to collect BC (Burning Crusade) patterns.


Leatherworking

Leatherworking offers leather and mail armor for dps and healer, also leg enchantments and bracers (in addition to the Pattern: Comfortable Insoles). There are numerous patterns that must be collected, as the profession encompasses two types of armor. Cata level recipes require: Heavy Wild Leather for purchase from vendors in Twilight Highlands and in capital cities, Braeg Ruggedbeard sells TLK (The lich king) patterns, and there are many patterns of reputation. There used to be two types of Leatherworking specializations, but they were removed and their designs can now be learned from Leatherworking instructors (Unlike the Blacksmithing Rift).


Tailoring

Tailoring It offers all kinds of armor for spellcasters, also leg and cape enchantments, and lastly mounts. It also allows you to loot large amounts of Cloth. Vendors in capital cities and Twilight Highlands sell all kinds of fabrics. Alexandra bolero sells Bolt of Embersilk Cloth y Dream cloth, while the old specialization vendors :(Tailoring with shade fabric, Mooncloth tailoring, Spellfire Tailoring) sell their exclusive products in advance at cheap prices for everyone. Of course, there are many patterns available via: reputation also.


The secondary professions are: Archaeology, Cooking, First Aid, Fishing. Characters can max all of these professions at the same time. Unlike the primary professions, the secondary professions do not come with the function of increasing your character's statistics, but they are very practical. For example, you can, with the appropriate level, learn Cooking, to make your own food with profits on the spot or go bankrupt at the auction house. (Or, secondary professions like Archeology which may seem like a lesson in futility.) If you max out with all secondary professions at 525, you will win More skills that pay the bills, but there is much more fun than there was.

Archeology

Archeology is the new secondary profession added in Cataclysm. Archeology's proposal is to unearth fragments of the past, pieces that come together to form artifacts. Flying over specific areas, discovering 3-6 fragments per hectare, accumulating enough fragments and keys (approximately 30 per artifact, and 100 more for rare and epic.) Some people decide to sell them for hundreds of gold, while others are more inclined towards the account-bound epic level 359 items. Other times, you can spend hours looking for excavation sites and decide to sell the artifacts. . Regardless of what you decide, at first this is a fun way to learn more about the history of Azeroth from all the artifacts, found in the Archeology Spellbook, which has a more fun setting textual entry.

Brotherhood Achievements

For now, there is enough to keep you entertained for a while, have fun and good hunting!


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