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I was thinking mining/eng or my NE druid because I want to make a motorcycle later. But is there a better profession to take? Money doesnt matter to me since druids get the travel forms, also I can sell the extra ore and gems.
Like your other post it really comes down to what *you* want do to. Blizzard has made in effort with WotLK not to make an allmighty must have profession. Do what you enjoy, because everything will have pro's and con's but not so much so, that you have to have one over the other.
Do what I did, make an engineer. I couldn't find even one good reason to make my druid an engineer but I did it anyway. No idea why I did but...meh. The mental image of a cat flying a helicopter maybe? Even though you can't do that as a cat :(
Leatherworking is now a very good profession to have as a druid depending upon what you're doing. The fur linings you can get for your bracers are amazing.
I'm herb/alch on mine and like it quite well, especially being able to use Lifeblood and pots (Endless Health pot mmm) in form. Plus, all 3 alchemist stones are useful (if you're like me and like to be geared for all 3 specs).
Side note:
Travel form is not a substitute for getting mounts, as it is much slower, beside the fact that you need epic ground skill to train flight form (and epic flying skill to train swift flight form).
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Money doesnt matter to me since druids get the travel forms
Travel form is not a substitute for getting mounts, as it is much slower, beside the fact that you need epic ground skill to train flight form (and epic flying skill to train swift flight form).
I agree with ArexLovesPie, LW is the way to go. Being able to add 114 AP to my cat bracers and 90 Stam to my Tank bracers is sweet.
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