Every profession, 1 to 300.
Forever rebuilt crafting: healing potions moved to First Aid, new dyes and reagents feed hundreds of recipes, and scarce materials drop from every node. This guide covers all 12 professions with every trainer and a step-by-step route.
Chapter by chapter
- 1How Professions Work in ForeverRanks, perks, scarce materials
- 2AlchemyPotions, dyes and transmutes
- 3BlacksmithingPlate, weapons and stones
- 4EnchantingRods, enchants and Annora
- 5EngineeringGadgets, explosives and Sandpaper
- 6LeatherworkingArmor, kits and the Camp Tent
- 7TailoringCloth gear and bags
- 8HerbalismHerbs and scarce finds
- 9MiningOre, smelting and scarce ores
- 10SkinningThe skill formula and where to skin
- 11CookingXP food, campfires and the cookbook
- 12First AidBandages and healing potions
- 13FishingBooks, quests and zones
- AChoosing Your ProfessionsPairings and quick reference
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Clear about what's tested
Artisan training needs level 35 and the beta stopped at 30, so nobody could test skill 225–300 before launch. Every step in this guide is labeled.
- Steps marked Tested: leveled in the Forever beta.
- Steps marked Provisional: built from Forever's game data, not yet play-tested.
- Trainers, recipes and materials come from Forever, not older versions of WoW.
- The next edition confirms the Artisan routes, free for buyers.
- 26-page PDF, Edition 1.0
- All 9 primary and 3 secondary professions
- Every trainer for Alliance, Horde and Zephras Isle
- Step-by-step routes with materials per craft
- Every future edition, free
- The Forever Gold Guide (31 pages)
- The Forever Leveling Guide (18 pages)
- The Forever Professions Guide (26 pages)
- Every future edition of all three, free
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Questions
Which professions are covered?
All twelve: Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Leatherworking, Tailoring, Herbalism, Mining, Skinning, Cooking, First Aid and Fishing.
What changed in Forever?
Healing potions moved to First Aid, Alchemy makes new dyes and Sulfuric Acid that hundreds of recipes need, every gathering node can drop scarce materials, Artisan Enchanting is only taught in Uldaman, and Gnome engineers get a new specialization perk. The guide covers each profession's changes.
Why are some steps "Provisional"?
Artisan (225–300) needs level 35 and the beta stopped at 30. Those steps come from Forever's game data and will be confirmed in the next edition as players reach Artisan.
Will it be updated?
Yes. Buyers get every new edition free, sent to the email address they bought with.
Is this made by Blizzard?
No. It's an independent, unofficial guide, and it's not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment.