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OK, I am kind of confused here. Is tailoring a main tradeskill and skinning a secondary? The reason I am asking is because I thought we were allowed two main tradeskills and two secondary. Is this still the case?
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Fuego
Level 18 Gnomish Mage
Silvermoon server
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Fuego
Level 21 Gnomish Mage
Casador
Level 19 Night Elf Hunter
Silvermoon server
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Tailoring and skinning are main. Skinning however, have nothing to do with tailoring. Skinning is a sort of sub-main skill, very valuable for leatherowking, another main tradeskill. Basically skinning is a processing skill and leatherworking is manufacturing skill. Tailoring doesnt have this sort of sub-main skill like leatherworking does. Tailoring requires loot-only items like Linen, wool, silk etc.
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Well tailoring is a main profession, and skining is a gathering profession, I wouldn't recomend skining if you are going for tailoring because you do not need that much leather, if you want another profession you should think about enchanting which is pretty good, but it is a littler bit harder then most professions.
I've yet to get my WoW's copy(sold out at my fave's store) but from the last beta that I played, you are stuck with the profession and can't unlearn it. Not sure whether it's the primary or secondary.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is this some kind of bug?
Here it goes:
You can have 2 main proffesions, and the main proffesions are:
Mining-Gathering skill
Skinning-Gathering skill
Herbalism-Gathering skill
Engeneering-Production skill
Leatherworking-Production skill
Taloring-Production skill
Blacksmithing-Production skill
Alchemy-Production skill
So you can choose 2 skills of any of the above.
You can have 2 secondary proffesions, and those are:
Cooking-Production skill
First Aid-Production skill
Enchating-Production skill
So you can choose 2 skills of any of the above
All in all you can have 4 proffesions. 2 main and 2 secondary. Hope it helps!
Yeah deal with it, or else
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You can learn all 3 secondary professions... so 5 total(2 main, 3 secondary).
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I got a question myself.
If you unlearn a profession, do you lose the skill points or can you return back with as many skill points that you had when you left? I'd love to get into another gathering skill to sell and make even more money.
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[quote]Originally posted by Rhevin
[b]I got a question myself.
If you unlearn a profession, do you lose the skill points or can you return back with as many skill points that you had when you left? I'd love to get into another gathering skill to sell and make even more money.
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I think you will lose all of you skill points in that proffesion.
Becuase, then you can max your herbalism skill. Then unlearn it, then to learn leatherworking. Fill your skill in that, and change between them when you need somthing from the other proffesion.
Or do the same thing in every proffesion, making you 110% self sufficient, and a MEGA money making machine. Get the idea?
I did not try this so I'm not 100% shure.
Please get some answers from in-game players!
Yeah deal with it, or else
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