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Hunters and engineering - World of Warcraft Forums Hey guys, i’m looking at leveling a hunter first and have some questions about professions, namely engineering Would people recommend picking up engineering early and leveling during the leveling process, or to pick up something else and swap at level 60? Also, what would people recommend to pair with engineering? Also one more question to generate some more discussion: Hunters mains to be
Gnomish vs Goblin Engineering? - World of Warcraft Forums Gnomish engineering specialises in utility devices (shrink ray etc) whereas goblin specialises in explosives For PvP goblin is the better choice since only goblin engineers can craft Sapper Charges Which means if you aren’t a goblin engineer you’ll have to buy them from someone else at an inflated price
Best Professions for Hunter? - World of Warcraft Forums I’m looking to play a Nelf Hunter in WoW Classic, but I’m having a problem trying to figure out what professions I should go for I know that Mining Engineering is probably best, since Engineers can make their own ammo (and iirc, there’s a vendor that will trade the best bullets from Engineering for an arrow equivalent), but I can’t help but feel that LW Skinning would work too, since
Engineering VS Leather Working - World of Warcraft Forums So I’ve been mulling over the idea of playing a hunter, and professions are something I havent had much time to consider I’m used to tailoring and enchanting as a mage, so im completely unversed in professions for a hunter Most people say that Engineering is better for hunter but only cite Thorium bullets as a reason Is there a case to be made for leather working, or is engineering the
Professions for a BM Hunter? - Blizzard Forums Greymarc-amanthul August 31, 2024, 4:32am 6 Generally, Mining and Engineering are the best for Hunters (if only for Loot-a-rang) Although, there can be a case for Skinning and Leatherworking too If you’re really set on Enchanting, then tailoring would still work as a source for Enchanting mats, and bags Sarcasm-anvilmar August 31, 2024, 4
Engineering or blacksmithing - General Discussion - World of Warcraft . . . I’m wanting to roll a Paladin and I’m planning to use all specs in raids, groups, delves, and ret spec for bg Only I’m not sure what progression is most useful I know engineering is great as a hunter but need opinions for Paladin
Gathering profession pairings - Professions - World of Warcraft Forums So right now I have one of each class that I will be using for professions My main will be Monk with alchemy and inscription Then I have druid min herb, hunter skin leather, and mage for tailoring engineering Does this seem this make sense or optimal? I know tailoring, inscription, and engineering all get their basic stuff from humanoids now I also tried go make my professions make sense
Leatherworking for hunter - World of Warcraft Forums I had leatherworking on my hunter in vanilla and crafted the black dragonscale stuff for myself Crafting professions will slow you down immensely if you use them to craft your own relevant gear as you level That said, if you are looking for an immersive experience where you can be proud of your self-sufficiency, then yes, leatherworking is good for hunters
Eng or alch for hunter? - World of Warcraft Forums Ill be playing a Night Elf hunter and im having trouble deciding on a profeasion Im torn between eng for making my own ammo and alch for money making I will be on a pve server, so all the eng tools for pvp dont matter to me, but it would be nice to have the teleports and make my own ammo I guess my biggest question is if i go alch would i be spending more money on ammo vs making my own and