Leatherworking Guide 1-375

Furious · 2020-01-16T00:00:00Z

Since Vanilla, Leatherworking has been one of the best ways for Leather and Mail wearers to outfit themselves with gear. By gathering the leather, hides, scales, and pelts of beasts and dragonkin, Leatherworkers are able to craft some of the most powerful gear in the game. In TBC, Blizzard has expanded on this, not only by adding a huge number of BoP and BoE drop recipes but also by expanding the profession’s range through specializations. While the specializations themselves are not new, in TBC, they can make powerful pieces like Primalstrike Vest, Windhawk Belt, and Ebon Netherscale Bracers. Without specialization, Leatherworkers can also make items like Carapace of Sun and Shadow and Living Earth Shoulders. Skinning is the only gathering profession that is able to gather the necessary materials for Leatherworking, so most players opt to pair the two. And, in terms of class and spec, Leatherworking is suitable for almost all Leather and Mail wearers, but the exception in this case is Hunters. Because of the stats available on the mail gear Leatherworkers can make, Hunters should carefully evaluate whether or not Leatherworking is right for them. Training Leatherworking Vanilla Since patch 2.3, Blizzard has turned Leatherworking into one of the professions which can be learned entirely from trainers in any major capital. So, the choice of where to train is yours. TBC After crossing through the Dark Portal, all players will find Master trainers in their faction’s first questing area. For the Alliance, you’ll learn from Brumman at Honor Hold. Barim Spilthoof will do the same for the Horde at Thrallmar. All players can also be trained by Darmari of Lower City in Shattrath. Specializations (see Specializations section for quest details) For Dragonscale Leatherworking, Alliance players will need to go to Peter Galen in Azshara, between The Forlorn Ridge and the Ruins of Eldarath. The Horde trainer is Thorkaf Dragoneye, who can be found in Badlands west of Lethlor Ravine. To train Elemental, Alliance players should speak with Sarah Tanner, who can be found at the Tanner Camp in the southwest of Searing Gorge; the Horde will learn from Brumn Winterhoof in Arathi Highlands, north of Stromgarde Keep. Tribal Leatherworking is taught to Alliance players by Caryssia Moonhunter on the edge of Thousand Needles, and it’s taught to the Horde by Se'Jib in the ruins south of Grom’gol Base Camp in Stranglethorn Vale. Required Materials Vanilla 275x Light Leather 20x Light Hide 75x Salt 110x Coarse Thread 25x Medium Hide 100x Fine Thread 25x Gray Dye 10x Heavy Hide 410x Heavy Leather 75x Black Dye 160x Silken Thread 20x Bolt of Silk Cloth 10x Iron Buckle 565x Thick Leather 400x Rugged Leather Vanilla and TBC 165 - 215x Rune Thread TBC 50x Knothide Leather Scraps 820x Knothide Leather 45x - 95x* Fel Scales 100x - 150x Heavy Knothide Leather 30x Primal Mana 200x - 262x* Thick Clefthoof Leather 40x Primal Earth 40x Cobra Scales 80x Primal Air 10x Primal Nether 30x Fel Hide* 15x Primal Fire* 15x Primal Water* * = Not exact, based on reputation levels and recipes chosen Leveling Leatherworking 1-300 1 - 35: Light Armor Kit Convert Light Leather into Light Armor Kit. 35 - 55: Cured Light Hide Cure Light Hide with Salt to make Cured Light Hide. After you’ve finished curing the hides, return to your trainer and learn Journeyman. 55 - 85: Embossed Leather Gloves Use Light Leather and Coarse Thread to make Embossed Leather Gloves. 85 - 100: Fine Leather Belt Combine Light Leather and Coarse Thread to make Fine Leather Belt. 100 - 120: Cured Medium Hide Cure Medium Hide with Salt to make Cured Medium Hide. 120 - 125: Fine Leather Belt Continue combining Light Leather and Coarse Thread to make Fine Leather Belt. 125 - 150: Dark Leather Belt Convert Fine Leather Belt, Cured Medium Hide, Fine Thread, and Gray Dye into Dark Leather Belt. Once you’ve completed crafting the belts, it’s time to become an Expert Leatherworker. 150 - 160: Cured Heavy Hide Cure Heavy Hide with Salt to make Cured Heavy Hide. 160 - 170: Heavy Armor Kit Use Heavy Leather and Fine Thread to make Heavy Armor Kit. Before continuing, you’ll need to acquire Pattern: Dusky Leather Leggings. It’s a fairly common world drop, so if you are unable to loot it yourself, it should almost certainly be on the Auction House at a reasonable price. 170 - 180: Dusky Leather Leggings Combine Heavy Leather, Fine Thread, and Black Dye to make Dusky Leather Leggings. 180 - 190: Barbaric Shoulders Use Heavy Leather, Cured Heavy Hide, and Fine Thread to make Barbaric Shoulders. 190 - 195: Dusky Bracers Convert Heavy Leather, Fine Thread, and Black Dye into Dusky Bracers. 195 - 205: Dusky Belt Combine Heavy Leather, Black Dye, Bolt of Silk Cloth, and Iron Buckle to make Dusky Belt. 205 - 225: Nightscape Headband Use Thick Leather and Silken Thread to make Nightscape Headband. After you’re done stitching this set off headbands, you can visit a trainer to become an Artisan. 225 - 230: Nightsca...

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this guide is not updated. at 260 it says you have to farm or buy the recipe for wicked leather bracers and wicked leather headband. this is false, you need to grind from 250-265 with nightscape boots then learn FROM A TRAINER wicked leather bracers and grind that to 285. Then learn FROM A TRAINER wicked leather headband and roll into the rest. PLEAS UPDATE

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