Should i drop skinning for inscription

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Omorpho wants to make resistance training easier with its weighted workout clothing. Post by ignis86 From what I know, an extra slot has little meaning if its a lesser rune, but if its a greater it could really help your char. Post by faia don't look at my plan! Post by ignis86 to be honest Post by faia there are gonna be herb bots like there are mine bots now. There are also gonna be people going herb and skins instead of everyone with 2 gathering going mining and skinning.

The only profession with obvious needed gathering you will be able to level with 1 craft 1 gather after WotLK comes out will be leatherworking because the mine and herb nodes will be overtaxed by the bots and 2 gathering, like the mine nodes already are.

Smithing, Jewel Crafting, and Engineering are already broken, alchemy and enscribing are gonna be broken. Blizzard needs to boost the number of nodes in WotLK. Post by Wanderingfox How I'm getting ready for inscription is literally leveling a new 70 with herbalism and skinning, and storing all the herbs in my personal guild bank until wrath currently the alt is lvl 57 and I've got almost a full tab of herbs saved.

One notable benefit of Inscription is the ability to craft and apply [ Master's Inscription of the Axe ] to your shoulders once you reach Inscription level This enhancement can be purchased with a [ Snowfall Ink ] and provides attack power and 15 critical strike rating a substantial increase in stats when compared with the Sons of Hodir shoulder enchant.

Herbalism complements this profession. Inscription, much like Enchanting, is mainly only picked up for money; this is because Glyphs are not replaced or changed often if at all, once you have you're glyphs thats usually set and done, so it is preferred by many to just buy the Glyphs. The money making aspect such as making cards and glyphs for others though is quite appealing to the rogue who doesn't want any extra combat utility that other profession could offer.

At the blacksmithing skill of , you can use [ Socket Gloves ] and [ Socket Bracer ] to add an extra socket to your gloves and bracers respectively. Weaponsmiths can make the [ Corroded Saronite Edge ] and [ Corroded Saronite Woundbringer ] , both decent weapons for the push and the early part of your time at Other rogue friendly weapons include the [ Titansteel Bonecrusher ] and [ Titansteel Shanker ].

As leveling blacksmithing to it's highest is an expensive and time consuming task, you may be better served to level mining and ask someone else to make the Titansteel items for you. Finally, Blacksmith's can make [ Eternal Belt Buckle ] for themselves and others.

In short, each profession has different benefits. You have to decide what you want. Would you prefer making some decent cash over combat and survivability utilities in PvP and PvE that is offered by Engineering and Alchemy?

Or would you prefer to have some profits coming out of your profession with less personal combat benefits such as Enchanting, Inscription, and possibly blacksmithing? Note: not reccomended for rogues as they cannot use ANY of the gear made, and there are no WotLK weapons out there for any of the specializations. While some people personally like engineering, be prepared to drop a lot of money on the profession, as it's not a strong money-making profession.

None of this makes any one profession the "right answer.