If you'd rather not go to the bother of having to craft items to sell, picking two gathering professions can be just as lucrative-if not more so-providing you can set aside the time to farm the materials if you want to continue making gold with them at level 70.Īll gathering professions work well, as the associated mats are generally sought after. WoW Classic class guide (opens in new tab): choose wisely WoW Classic race guide (opens in new tab): the best for your class WoW Burning Crusade Classic (opens in new tab) : everything we know Most crafting professions are viable though it's worth having a look at what sells well on your server before committing. TBC-specific items such as Spellcloth are used in various crafting recipes and generally sell well.
And, of course, you can make your own bags-or sell those, too. Tailoring is another choice that could see some benefits, not least of all because cloth drops aren't particularly difficult to come by. Jewelcrafting is a new addition for Burning Crusade Classic, but it's pretty expensive to level. There's a lot more involved if you're serious about making gold from crafting-not least the initial expense of leveling the profession-but it can still be lucrative. A third could be your glorified personal banker.Īside from giving you the option to craft consumables or items for yourself, many crafted items can be sold on the auction house for a profit. Choose a couple of WoW Classic professions (opens in new tab) that complement your main character's choices and put them to work, too. Of course, if you're planning on actually leveling another character, all the better. You won't have to level the character to 70, but standing them next to a bank and mailbox means you can send any excess stuff from your main character to them easily. There's no auction house in Outland either, so if you're planning on selling stuff, it might make sense to use an alt camped next to one in Azeroth.
Having a second character is useful for a few reasons.
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