Articles related to "Trade Skill Specialization"

Armormsmithing allows the blacksmith to create more advance mail and plate pieces via that blacksmithing trade skill.

Items produced through elemental leather working provide bonuses to melee characters who wear leather armor such as rogues or feral druids.

Weaponsmithing allows a character to create a variety of weapons that he or other players can use.

Spellfire tailoring allows a character access to tailoring patterns that may not be learned in any other way.

Moonfire Tailoring gives a character access to tailoring patterns that cannot be gained in any other way.

Dragonscale leatherworking is best suited to hunters and shamans who do not switch to blacksmithing after level 40.

A simple quest allows an alchemist to specialize in Elixirs. Only one alchemy specialization may be chosen by a character.

Transmutation allows a character to turn a low level ore into a higher level one.

Becoming an engineer who specializes in items the goblins designed is just as easy and even more explosive than engineers who side with their Gnomish rivals.

This specialization is best suited for druids who have trained the restoration talents most effectively and intend to serve their groups as a healer.

Shadoweave tailoring gives a character access to patterns that may only be learned through this specialization.

Potions allows an alchemist to create a variety of fluids that are useful to players.