I have a priest (level 60) and when i first started my priest i wanted to know, which trade skill for a priest. I never got a straight answer but i chose tailoring and enchanting. The tailoring was easy to level up on, but the enchanting was a pain in the butt, It payed off though. now i am enchanting like crazy and getting a whole whack of money and all of my armor is enchanted with lots of +spirit. The tailoring was a very good idea too cause i made the best cloth armor for me. So if your stuck on what trade skill to do for a priest, i would choose tailoring a enchanting. But remember, it's all up to you.
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Although I'm also tailor/enchant on my priest, I would say it's alot more subjective. There's really no two wrong professions to choose from. I leveled my priest as an herbalist/alchemist to 70 but at the time (about a month after bc was out) People kept talking about how ridiculously overpowered the frozen shadowweave set was (and still is for it's ease of acquirement). So I decided to drop herb for tailoring and later on alch for enchanting.
It just really depends on what you want your professions for. If you want 2 that will benefit your gear then that is a very good choice. If you're more intrested in making money then something like mining/herb would be a solid choice. It's all about what your needs are. Lucky for me my druid has epic flight form so herbing/alch is pretty quick without ever having to dismount :)
It just really depends on what you want your professions for. If you want 2 that will benefit your gear then that is a very good choice. If you're more intrested in making money then something like mining/herb would be a solid choice. It's all about what your needs are. Lucky for me my druid has epic flight form so herbing/alch is pretty quick without ever having to dismount :)
I'm Tailoring and alchemy on my Priest. That has worked out well for me. I'm always making potions and flasks for raids, and I wouldn't be without my alchemy stone.
As a matter of fact, I like alchemy so much that I have 3 alchemists. One is potion mastery, the other elixir mastery, and my third will eventually be transmute mastery (extra procs ftw).
One advantage of having alts is that I can focus on the professions I want for any particular character, and my other characters can herb or mine, disenchant and prospect for cash.
Edited, Jul 27th 2008 7:41am by dadanox
As a matter of fact, I like alchemy so much that I have 3 alchemists. One is potion mastery, the other elixir mastery, and my third will eventually be transmute mastery (extra procs ftw).
One advantage of having alts is that I can focus on the professions I want for any particular character, and my other characters can herb or mine, disenchant and prospect for cash.
Edited, Jul 27th 2008 7:41am by dadanox
A lot of different profession combos can work. Right now I'm tailor/enchant; for a long time I was tailor/herbalism. I've thought about dropping enchanting for JC'ing (especially for the Sunwell neck), but I'm still not sure. Tailor/engineer can get you some really good gear, mining/JC'ing or mining/skinning or mining/herbalism can all get you a ton of money. Really depends on what you plan on doing.
For WotLK, I'm going to drop tailoring for herbalism, and level as herb/enchant. Stack up herbs and DE'd stuff, which by the looks of it so far I'll be able to DE every piece of gear I get until level 80. Once I have everything accumulated, drop herbalism for tailoring again, powerlevel it and DE everything for more mats to stock up on, enchant a pair of good rings, and then drop enchanting for inscription. That's my plan right now anywho, kinda depends on how powerful the BoP stuff ends up being.
For WotLK, I'm going to drop tailoring for herbalism, and level as herb/enchant. Stack up herbs and DE'd stuff, which by the looks of it so far I'll be able to DE every piece of gear I get until level 80. Once I have everything accumulated, drop herbalism for tailoring again, powerlevel it and DE everything for more mats to stock up on, enchant a pair of good rings, and then drop enchanting for inscription. That's my plan right now anywho, kinda depends on how powerful the BoP stuff ends up being.
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