it’s an absolute goldmine
it’s an absolute goldmine Mining is a good one. Apart from anything else, it’s needed by both blacksmiths and engineers, and while a lot of blacksmiths will take it in combination with mining, a lot of uber/powergamers will take engineering with another crafting profession: as this theoretically often gives your character the biggest improvement, and there are a certain segment of wow gold who will trade off any amount of gold for the BoP advantages. - That’s just their style of play/thought - but it does mean that mining can be very profitable. (These people sometimes have gold to burn too, so don’t mind paying premiums.) Jewelcrafting and tailoring get their supplies from standard play, without needing a specific gathering skill to supply them, while enchanting encompasses its own gathering skill automatically. Having discussed leatherworking and blacksmithing, this brings me to… HERBALISM! Profitable Plants. Tell me, who makes the real money, fossil wow gold or drug dealers? Herbalism is an absolute gem of a profession. It has a really sustainable demand, one that only grows as the game moves further and further towards a high-endgame percentage playerbase. It’s also really not glamorous. Nobody wants to do it, but everyone needs it, visa-vie, it’s an absolute goldmine. How often have you been in a group and had people fighting over the mining spot, versus how many times you’ve seen herbs around with nobody to loot them? And as I said before, there is more need for these than pretty much anything else in game. Raiders in particular simply have to have them towards the end. Significant amounts of pots is a requirement of many high end guilds. (I should mention that this demand is slightly specific. Mana pots in particular are required constantly. Flasks don’t do badly, temporary boosts of all descriptions, some resist pots — but not all herbs are as easy to process and sell as this.) Tags: wow gold , world of warcraft gold