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#1 Jul 06 2008 at 2:28 PM Rating: Decent
I am a level 15 Blood elf hunter and Ive gotten to the second level of enchanting and tailoring. I was thinking of continuing with those two but now im not so sure. I want to produce something useful for my character, I dont care about selling.

Leather and skinning dont really matter to me since i can buy at AH. I was thinking of doing either mining and engineering or smithing since hunters can use mail at 40. Or even going with Alchemy-Herbalism. I was even considering Jewelcrafting for the accessories. Can anyone help me?
#2 Jul 06 2008 at 8:15 PM Rating: Decent
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In the end I went alch/herb just because I liked the various buffs I got from potions. I looked at the mail pieces that I could make with both blacksmithing and leatherworking and wasn't that impressed. Yes there are a few nice epic pieces that some say can hold you until T5 content, but that's a ton of work to get some of those rare drops from skinning. Plus in the end as you're leveling, it's easy to get new gear from quests/instances especially once you hit outlands.

I'm sure that many people will recommend doing the old gather/gather profession until you hit 40 then pick one gathering profession that you've leveled and work on a crafting that works for your gathering. Plus the money is nice that you can make skinning/herbing and just dumping mats on the AH.
#3 Jul 07 2008 at 3:43 AM Rating: Decent
trollover wrote:
I'm sure that many people will recommend doing the old gather/gather profession until you hit 70 then pick one gathering profession that you've leveled and work on a crafting that works for your gathering. Plus the money is nice that you can make skinning/herbing and just dumping mats on the AH.

Fixed that for you. It does not make any sense to stop making money at 40, but there are a lot of gold making options at 70.
#4 Jul 07 2008 at 6:54 AM Rating: Good
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Keep Enchanting; you'll find it useful while levelling and it's currently one of the few professions that will give you useful things in the endgame, i.e. ring enchants.

It's probably wise to match it to a gathering profession such as skinning, herbing or mining as your other profession, unless you are willing to learn how to disenchant things you buy on the auction house for cash--huge moneymaker there--or don't mind being broke much of the time. If you really want a crafting profession, I recommend Engineering because of the many entertaining and useful items you can make while levelling, particularly guns, scopes and ammo for your hunter, plus the power of the goggles and the profitablility of the zapthrottle in endgame.
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