The Burning Crusade Guides

Skinning is one of the most straightforward professions in TBC Classic Anniversary — and that’s exactly what makes it so good. You kill beasts, you skin them, you sell the leather. No crafting cooldowns, no expensive recipes, no complicated mechanics. Just consistent, reliable income that scales naturally with your character’s power. This guide covers everything about Skinning as a profession: …

This TBC Classic Tailoring leveling guide walks you through the fastest path from 1 to 375 in the Burning Crusade Anniversary — with a full materials list, step-by-step crafting path, and trainer locations for both Horde and Alliance. One of Tailoring’s biggest advantages is that you don’t need a gathering profession to support it. Cloth drops naturally from humanoids while …

First Aid is one of the easiest professions to level in TBC Classic Anniversary — and one of the most rewarding for the effort it takes. You don’t need a profession slot, the materials come mostly from questing, and once you hit 375 you’ll always have a free emergency heal in your back pocket. This guide walks you through the …

This TBC Classic Cooking leveling guide covers the fastest and cheapest path from 1 to 375 in Burning Crusade Anniversary — with every recipe, trainer, quest, and book location you need along the way. Cooking is a secondary profession, meaning any character can pick it up without sacrificing a primary profession slot. It’s also one of the most practical things …

Choosing the right professions in TBC Classic Anniversary is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when starting out — and it’s one that sticks. Unlike gear, you can’t just swap a profession out without losing all your progress and starting from scratch. That’s exactly why this guide exists. Whether you’re raiding Karazhan, grinding Arena rating, or just trying …

Making gold in TBC Classic Anniversary isn’t complicated — but picking the wrong professions early can leave you struggling to afford Epic Flying at 5,000 gold, let alone your BiS enchants and consumables. The profession economy in TBC is one of the most active in any version of WoW Classic, and knowing which crafting paths actually pay off is half …

Armorsmithing is one of the two Blacksmithing specializations available in TBC Classic Anniversary. While Weaponsmithing gets most of the spotlight, Armorsmithing offers a solid upgrade path for plate and mail wearers — especially Protection Paladins and Warriors who don’t need the weapon lines. If you’re already committed to Blacksmithing and you’re playing a class that doesn’t need a crafted weapon, …

Weaponsmithing is the most popular Blacksmithing specialization in TBC Classic Anniversary — and for good reason. The weapons you can craft as a Weaponsmith are genuinely some of the strongest in the entire expansion, with several hitting pre-raid BiS status in Phase 1. If you’re a melee DPS class with Blacksmithing, this is almost certainly the path you want to …

Enchanting is one of the most powerful and flexible professions in TBC Classic Anniversary. It doesn’t need a gathering partner — you feed it by disenchanting gear you’d otherwise vendor — and it pays you back in two ways: permanent stat boosts to your own rings that no other player can replicate, and a steady stream of gold from selling …

Herbalism farming in TBC Classic Anniversary is one of the most consistent ways to generate gold throughout the entire expansion. Raid consumables never stop selling — every serious raider needs flasks, potions, and elixirs every single week, and almost all of them require Outland herbs to craft. If you’ve already hit 375 and want to know where to go for …