WoW Professions Boost

What's new with Professions in Dragonflight?

All new expansions would be complete with system reworks. This time, professions are in the spotlight: boasting a slew of new features, a fancy interface rework, and a completely new Specialization system, the once-stale Profession system is now a force to be reckoned with.

Looking at the new systems is enough to make even a seasoned crafter's head spin. While each profession received its own tweaks and adjustments, some changes were made to the entire system overall. To summarize, you should expect to see some new things in your Profession windows and crafting processes going into Dragonflight. Let's take a look at these changes more closely.

• Reworked Profession Interface: Dragonflight has standardized the Profession Interface in several ways. Individual Expansions are now toggles, swapping the crafting list from one to another. Additionally, there are fun details for each Profession, including a reworked skill level bar: Blacksmiths, for instance, have a bar that looks like superheated metal, Jewelcrafters boast a glittering gemstone bar, and Alchemists have bubbling potions signifying their skill. The most significant change, however, is the new Crafting Details section of the interface. Detailing profession secondary stats, craft quality, and an area for finishing reagents, this screen will look entirely new to you.
• Profession Secondary Stats: professions now have a secondary stat system similar to already familiar gear systems. Now you can increase your crafting effectiveness with stats such as Inspiration, Resourcefulness, Multicraft, Finesse, Deftness, and more!
• Profession Tools and Accessories: augmenting the profession secondary stats, this new type of gear provides these bonuses and adds some flair to professions. You can work in style with new Appearances, from Herbalism baskets to Blacksmithing hammers.
• Crafting Orders: flagship Dragonflight feature, Crafting Orders are a new way for you to provide crafting services in an Auction House-like setting. Gone are the days of having to have a specific Profession on a specific character to use a specific piece of gear - simply place a Crafting Order and have someone fill it for you! The main allure of Crafting Orders is allowing someone besides the crafter to use a BoP item- be it armor, weapons, consumables, or more.
• Specializations and Profession Knowledge: Dragonflight has added a massive, talent tree-like system to professions. While similar to previous iterations of Specializations, the new system allows you to choose how you wish to develop your profession: as a crafter, do you want to focus on making top-tier armor? As a gatherer, do you focus on collecting the highest quality materials? Or do you want to focus entirely on something else? The great news is that, given enough time and patience, you can eventually learn all of chosen profession Specializations.

What professions should you choose in WoW?

With WoW crafting professions, you could create equipment of any class, unique enchants, various jewelry, potions and elixirs, and much more. Each crafting profession is tied to the gathering profession, except Tailoring and Enchanting, which are tied to each other. With Dragonflight profession changes, all crafting and gathering professions have specializations, which now matter. There is no best or worst profession, but some are harder to level than others, and some can make you significantly more gold than others. Before choosing a profession, you need to know what it can give you. Let us look more closely..

There are three secondary professions in WoW. All of them are useful in PvE or PvP activities. If you want to maximize the efficiency of your character, you should level up all three Dragonflight secondary professions. After all, with these professions, you will become a jack of all trades and a desired addition to any PvP or PvE group. There are no Knowledge Points for Cooking, Fishing, or Archaeology.

Fishing and Cooking are helpful enough and have perfect synergy because most of the fish you catch can be cooked, and the higher levels of Cooking require certain fish to create useful dishes in various DF content. It's cheaper to catch it yourself than buy it at an Auction House. And Dragonflight Archaeology has to offer a unique “treasure-hunting” experience and rewards you can eventually add to your collection. From this profession, you could get a ton of lore and interesting in-game stories: these would make your journey more deep and wide. Indeed, you will get plenty of cool and rare rewards, like cosmetics, mounts, pets, and toys.

What is Knowledge Points in Dragonflight?

Crafting Professions are Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Enchanting, Engineering, Inscription, Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking, and Tailoring. Gathering professions include Refreshing Herbalism, Mining, and Skinning. There are no Knowledge Points for Cooking, Fishing, or Archaeology.

• You need Level 25 in your profession to apply Knowledge Points. You can still pick up +Knowledge items from that profession before level 25, but you will not be able to click on them to use them until then.
• Knowledge Points are profession specific. You can get a Knowledge Point item that gives you Mining Knowledge Points, but this does not mean you can apply this to Blacksmithing instead. You can buy items that increase Knowledge, but you must pick one specific to a particular profession. The Dragon Shard of Knowledge turn-in quests detailed below allow you to choose which profession to apply it to when you do the turn-in, but you must pick one. You can't divide the points between both your professions.
• You can begin collecting Knowledge Points right away using some methods. There are some mechanisms for getting Knowledge that you can get from the start. Others require unlocking through quests or by unlocking Adventure Mode.
• Crafting and Gathering professions have some differences from collecting Knowledge Points. There are even some differences within Gathering professions concerning Knowledge Points. They share several mechanisms, but not all of them. Gathering professions have some quests, but the primary source of Knowledge Points is gathering materials, not crafting items like Crafting professions.

Along with Knowledge Points, you will also earn varying amounts of Artisan's Mettle. This is an important currency required in some quests and used to buy profession-related items, such as the various research notes from Rabul in Valdrakken for significant boosts to your profession knowledge, or to order +1 Knowledge Draconic Treatises from Inscription through Crafting Orders.

What is Primal Focus and Primal Infusion in Dragonflight?

Primal Focus and Concentrated Primal Focus are tokens required for creating optional reagents for crafting high ilvl gear. To collect these tokens you would need to farm Mythic+ dungeons.

• Primal Focus drops from Mythic +11 dungeons but only one per run. You can create 1 Primal Infusion from 10 Primal Focus to use it in crafting.
• Concentrated Primal Focus drops from Mythic +16 dungeons but only one per run. You can create 1 Concentrated Primal Infusion from 10 Concentrated Primal Focus to use it in crafting.

WoW Legacy Professions

Suppose you want to level profession skill of previous expansions. In that case, you should know that with access to various items, like rare mounts and pets, toys, and a bunch of gear, that would be an excellent addition to any transmog collector (many players from RP servers will gladly buy crafter armor of previous expansions), you will get plenty of legacy achievements, and some of them comes with a title.