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My Druid has just switched to Enchant so I can DE items, and his other Prof is Skinning which is at 160. Would it be dumb to drop skinning now for Tailoring, or is that a good way to use up cloth and get Enchanting supplies for use/sell.

Thanks in advance. I swear this is my last Prof question for a long time :-)

If you are going to pick a profession you might as well pick one that you can use. I don't see why as a druid you would pick something like tailoring or [for example] blacksmithing. Nice itmes? Yes. Can you use them/are they better than what you can get? Most likely not. I would stick with the professions that will net you money until around 70 then drop one and level up a crafting profession that will best suit your playing style.

On my main character I was a Skinning/Enchanting Rogue and due to the fact that I was enchanting all of my own gear and some gear of my guildmates at a loss I found that at level 60 I was short of G for my epic mount. It's not a money maker by far and I realized the error of my ways. I still have him around but have lost the motivation to keep leveling him due to the fact that he's so short in G.

I created a Mage and picked up herbalism and mining. It's a nice change of pace to have to go out of my way and farm the nodes as it forces me to not rush through the game and actually enjoy what I'm doing. My mage isn't even level 40 yet but have close to 200G and putting my Rogue to shame.

My advice to you is if you want to maximize your money and don't mind taking time out to farm nodes and it doesn't bother you switching tracking abilities from time to time, to use 2 gathering professions or at least 1 gathering and enchanting to D/E drops, as it will help make you money and if you really want to take up 2 crafting professions to way until you're financially stable and a high enough level to farm quality goods at an adequate pace.