The Burning Crusade Guides

Jewelcrafting is one of the most powerful — and priciest — professions introduced in TBC Classic Anniversary. It lets you cut gems, craft rings and necklaces, and eventually produce the meta gems that practically every raider needs. If you level it smart, you don’t have to spend a fortune doing it. This guide covers the full 1–375 leveling path, from …

Mining in TBC Classic is one of the most straightforward professions to level, and one of the most valuable. It feeds three major crafting professions — Blacksmithing, Jewelcrafting, and Engineering — and generates steady gold through ore sales at every stage of the expansion. Whether you’re coming in fresh on the Anniversary servers or picking up a new alt, this …

Skinning is one of the most reliable gold-making professions in TBC Classic Anniversary. You kill beasts, you skin them, you sell the leather — it’s that simple. No cooldowns, no complex crafting chains, just consistent income every single session. This guide covers the best farming spots for every major material Skinning produces in Outland, from basic Knothide Leather all the …

Spellfire Tailoring is the strongest specialization in TBC Classic Anniversary for Fire and Arcane Mages — and honestly one of the most impactful profession choices in the entire expansion. The Wrath of Spellfire 3-piece set is pre-raid BiS for Mages, Bind on Pickup, and only wearable by Spellfire Tailors. That alone makes this specialization effectively mandatory for any Mage who …

First Aid is one of the three secondary professions in TBC Classic Anniversary — and honestly, one of the most underrated ones. It doesn’t take a profession slot, costs almost nothing to level, and gives every single class a way to heal themselves without spending a single point of mana. Whether you’re grinding through Outland zones, farming dungeons, or surviving …

Cooking is one of the easiest professions to justify in TBC Classic Anniversary. It’s a secondary profession — meaning it takes up no primary profession slot — and the food buffs it provides are legitimate raid consumables that every serious player should be using before every pull. This guide covers everything you need to know about Cooking as a profession: …

Gem cuts are at the heart of Jewelcrafting in TBC Classic Anniversary. Knowing which cuts to learn and use can mean the difference between topping the meters and being the person everyone blames on a wipe. This guide covers every major cut category, which roles they serve, and how to get the designs you need. If you’re still leveling the …

Leatherworking is one of the most material-heavy professions to level in TBC Classic Anniversary, but if you plan it properly it’s also one of the smoothest. The key is knowing which recipes to stick with, when to switch, and how to avoid overspending on the Auction House. This guide covers the full 1–375 path — trainers, materials, and the most …

Mining in TBC Classic Anniversary is one of the most reliable and consistently profitable professions in the game. It fuels three of the biggest crafting professions — Blacksmithing, Engineering, and Jewelcrafting — and Outland ore stays in demand from Phase 1 all the way through Sunwell. Whether you’re gathering for yourself or farming for gold, Mining earns its keep throughout …

Shadoweave Tailoring is the specialization for shadow and frost casters in TBC Classic Anniversary. It unlocks the Frozen Shadoweave set — a three-piece pre-raid BiS collection that Warlocks, Shadow Priests, and Frost Mages can craft and equip before ever setting foot in a raid. If you play any of those specs, this specialization is one of the clearest profession choices …