Professions System Overview in Dragonflight: Crafting Orders, Crafting Specializations

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DragonflightProfessionsDragonflight Profession Changes in Patch 10.0.5General Profession Changes

Profession Specialization requirements have been reduced. Originally, professions with 3 specialization trees would unlock their third and final tree at profession level 100. This is now reduced to 75. Professions with 4 specialization trees will now unlock their third tree at profession level 60 and fourth tree at level 75 instead of 75 and 100.

Crafting Order Changes

Crafters will have a new daily limit of only 4 Public Work Orders that do not continue to stack. This is a huge decrease from the current max of 20.

Crafters now have the ability to reject Personal crafting orders by simply right-clicking on them in the main Personal Orders tab.

Crafters will now be informed by a notification on their minimap if they have a pending personal order.

What's New with Professions in Dragonflight?

Reworked Profession Interface: The single, giant list we all knew and... well... tolerated, is gone! Instead, Dragonflight has standardized the Profession Interface in a few 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. Perhaps the biggest 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 Players.

Profession Secondary Stats: Speaking of things new to Dragonflight, Professions now have a Secondary Stat System similar to gear systems Players are already familiar with. Players can now increase their 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 to boot. Players can work in style with new Appearances, from Травничество baskets to Кузнечное дело hammers.

Crafting Orders: A flagship Dragonflight feature, Crafting Orders are a new way for Players to provide their services in an Auction House-like setting. The main allure of Crafting Orders is allowing someone besides the Crafter to use a Bind on Pickup item- be it armor, weapons, consumables, or more. 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!

Specializations and Profession Knowledge: Last, but certainly not least, Dragonflight has added a massive, Talent Tree-like system to Professions. While similar to previous iterations of Specializations, the new system allows Players to choose how they wish to develop their own Profession: as a Crafter, do you want to focus on making top-tier Armor? As a Gatherer, is your focus collecting the highest quality materials possible? Or, do you want to focus entirely on something else? The great news is, given enough time and patience, Players can eventually learn all of their Specializations- but the journey getting there has never had more Player Agency.

The old Profession Window, top, vs the updated Dragonflight Window, bottom.Perks of Each Profession in DragonflightAlchemyЗелье великой мощи стихийАлхимияBlacksmithingКузнечное делоКузнечное делоCookingКулинарияКулинарияРыбная ловляКулинарияEnchantingНаложение чарРаспылениеНаложение чарEngineeringСПАСИТЕЛЬИнженерное делоАлхимияИнженерное делоКузнечное делоИнженерное делоИнженерное делоИнженерное делоFishingРыбная ловляКулинарияРыбная ловляHerbalismТравничествоАлхимияНачертаниеInscriptionНачертаниеНачертаниеJewelcraftingЮвелирное делоLeatherworkingКожевничествоMiningГорное делоКузнечное делоИнженерное делоЮвелирное делоКаз'горитовая рудаSkinningСнятие шкурКожевничествоСнятие шкурTailoringПортняжное делоПортняжное делоProfession Crafting Work Orders in DragonflightCrafting Orders

Fill in any missing and optional reagents;

Craft the item;

Collect the commission (with a small cut taken by the Artisan's Consortium);

The crafted item is then delivered directly to the solicitant in the mail.

Profession Specializations in DragonflightEarning Experience with Gathering and Crafting Professions in DragonflightРвение мастераYou are limited to a maximum of 30 First Crafting completions for gaining experience.Рвение мастераТравничествоГорное делоРвение мастераNew Crafting-Specific Stats in Dragonflight

Inspiration: You have a x% chance to be inspired, crafting this recipe with extra skill.

Inspiration is basically a dice roll for getting bonus quality on crafted items. It is also a way to craft items of higher quality than what you're able to obtain at the moment (or boost items a little bit above maximum Quality).

Resourcefulness

Pretty straightforward stat, allows for a chance of using less materials when crafting.

Multicraft

Multicraft has been a thing in some shape or form for many expansions, such as the Мастер зелий specialization from Burning Crusade or Зелье достатка Сайласа from Battle for Azeroth. Granting a chance to craft extra items is a great way to increase profits!

Crafting Speed

This stat allows for faster crafting, great for mass producing items for the Auction House or just save some time.

New Gathering-Specific Stats in DragonflightТравничествоГорное делоСнятие шкур

Finesse: You have a x% chance to gather more of the primary reagent found here.

Similar to the Rank system from Legion and Battle for Azeroth, higher levels of Finesse allow you to gather more of the reagent from whatever node you are gathering. For instance, while a Player may only gather 1-2 Драконитовая руда from a node originally, with higher Finesse you might gather 4-5 Драконитовая руда instead. 10 points of Finesse gives +1%.

Deftness:

A fairly self-explanatory stat, this is similar to the old Racial bonuses to gathering speed. The more, the better- especially for long farming sessions! 3 points of Deftness gives +1%.

Perception:

This increases your chance to find rare side gathers when mining, herbing, or skinning. This includes not only rare reagents, but also valuable Knowledge-enhancing items. 10 points of Perception gives +1%.

Quality Ranks of Crafted Items in DragonflightQualityQuality Levels Affecting Crafted Gear

At Quality Tier 1, an item would be ilvl 270.

At Quality Tier 2, an item would be ilvl 272.

At Quality Tier 3, an item would be ilvl 274.

At Quality Tier 4, an item would be ilvl 277.

At Quality Tier 5, an item would be ilvl 280.

Quality Levels Affecting Consumables and ReagentsUse Finishing Reagents to Further Improve Crafting in DragonflightThe Crafting Process in Dragonflight: Determining Item QualityRecipe DifficultyItem Recrafting in Dragonflightrecraft itemsAccessing Crafted Soulbound Profession Items in DragonflightProfession Crafting Tables in DragonflightProfession-Enhancing Gear in DragonflightMining Gear PreviewJewelcrafting Gear Preview

Are there level requirements for the entry level green crafted gear yet? I liked crafting gear for unleveled alts that sit at the previous level cap. Crafters Marks are being replaced by quality levels but there's nothing that works like a Novice Crafters Mark making something a lower ilvl but also letting you equip the item at an earlier level.

Комментарий от SwapZE

is there any news on whether crafting orders will be available to alts? Like say I have one character that's a blacksmith, will it be able to fulfill crafting orders for one of my alts. If so, I think this will be a very valuable asset to alts and having specific characters for specific reasons

Комментарий от Eluaria

Admittedly, I want to mainly know if Inscription will actually have any value this time around? Ever since Glyphs were removed, the profession was lackluster at best, even with Missives and the other things which popped up in Shadowlands making it a very powerful profession. It would be nice to actually see its value finally return in Dragonflight.

Комментарий от Miga85

In the end, the Crafting Skill accumulated is compared to the Recipe Difficulty - If your Crafting Skill is higher than the Recipe Difficulty of the item you're trying to craft, the item is crafted at maximum Quality.

I'm not sure if it's a bug, but I'm finding that this statement isn't true, especially of Inscription. My Skill exceeds the Recipe Difficulty (and even has ~32% Inspiration), all of my Inscription Accessories and Tools are maxed out, and I'm still crafting items at a lower Quality than expected.

Комментарий от Razesop

Profession gear...well, that's one way to rip off FFXIV.

Комментарий от noDefect

So I noticed today, when trying to fish - I right-clicked my Underlight Angler and it disappeared out of my bags... apparently this action is now equipping these tools to the new equipment tab for professions. Cool. The issue is that now my Underlight Angler is no longer an item I can physically equip. If I remove it from the fishing equipment tab, it just turns into a "tool" in my bags. Also, I can no longer attach certain lures to it. When I find a lure I can use with it, it no longer displays a buff like it used to. So in order to see how long I have left on my lure, I have to open the fishing equipment tab and hover over the fishing pole...

Комментарий от Hermmes

Hey guys !
I am quite lost to be fair and some help from you would mean a lot for me !
I decided to prepare with professions for Dragonflight, got myself to 300 classics skill of leatherworking. Do i need anything else to be able to start Dragonflight leatherworking as it drops?
Same goes for other professions, as i am considering preparing tailoring on my alt as well.

Thank you !

Simeon

Комментарий от Axxislex

I posted this under herbalism guide and how i see this page. OMG!

Did they make proffesions a little bit too complicated or is just my lazyness to read this guide in detail? And if you are an altoholic and end up doing all proffesions in the game all this reading to do before you even start its like you are in college again and you have a ton of homework.
I mean i wanted some changes, like personal beneffits. Once upon a time it meant something when you had a proffesion: a buff or an extra enchant etc. Its too much now!

I was so happy that they gave up on borrowed powers and systems ovver systems on top of "hero azeroth needs you,, she bleeds and..."
So they went off and made other systems to deal with. The amount of work for this is worth at leat 2-3 new dungeons and a raid or so.
When Blizzard will understand that players what content not idiotic puzzles the you need a manual to learn to use them.

Комментарий от Zosoled

The NPC for hiding profession gear is Мара Мощь Древа.

Комментарий от FaeDyne

is it a spoiler to tell us whether we can start using professions BEFORE we arrive, or if we have to wait until we reach a new profession trainer ON the isle?

Комментарий от EleriaSam

This seems like alot of work to have it all end in the next xpac. I hope they figure out a way to make it last.

Комментарий от KenWD0ELQ

I don't see anything here about Archaeology. Will that continue to be a secondary profession?

Комментарий от alpanhell

I have looked everywhere for this information with no luck and thought I'd try here.

You have 3 categories of quests listed in Dragonflight, "Campaign", "Quests" and "Profession".

These "Profession" quests seem to change all the time and if I do them there seems to be absolutely zero response. The quest doesn't go away, I get nothing from it, etc.

What are these quests for? I must be missing something pretty basic.

Edit: I finally got an answer for this. It's a way to track things you're making. For some reason it was turning on for me, it seems to have been fixed.

Комментарий от Shazypants

Does anyone know if professional secondary stats effect old world (previous expansions) gathering? In particular I'm curious about if perception helps out with fishing in old expansions for things like mounts, lunkers, or lunarfall carp.

Комментарий от DohlajaSova

Crafters will have a new daily limit of only 4 Public Work Orders that do not continue to stack. This is a huge decrease from the current max of 20.

Seems to be wrong. I completed 4 orders, next day when it says 2 orders available I completed one more—and it is 0 again. Repeated on 2 characters.

Комментарий от Zarilla

Dragonflight 9.0.5 - Go Back In Time!

I am not sure if this happens in ALL the professions but I am going to tell you what happened in Engineering. I had leveled my night elf warrior from 1-60 over a period of three years - most of it during the end days of Shadowlands. I actually started her back in BfA but never paid much attention to her. Especially when it came to her professions - Mining & Engineering. I had mostly used the mining as a way to get extra experience points in the beginning and later kept it up because I could supply ore to main toon for jewel crafting. Even that was half-hearted because it was easier to just buy ore from the auction house. I had learned maybe 1-30 points in all the expansions with the exception of Cataclysm and Outlands. Those three I had not even bothered with engineering.

I get to Dragonsflight and saw "upgraded" versions of several items that we did not have in Shadowlands but I missed - Neural Silencer MK3 - The original worked well even through a good portion of Shadowlands. I bought two from the auction and they were back to working the way they used to, sometimes even in dungeons. (BONUS!).

I decided I had to get my engineering up. I set a whole day aside. To make things easier I moved gold from all my characters to my engineer so I could just buy all the supplies for it. Thank you, WoW-Professions for the handy guide on leveling up!

My skill number was improving and then with one quest (engineers will know which one!) I found I had to go back to Draenor to get one specific part, one I had only done ONCE. Something I forgot was also on a cooldown schedule. I didn't even have the tool required to do that one particular part. I go looking EVERYWHERE for the tool (bank, toons) because I need to continue. Somewhere, somehow I had gotten rid of the tool. To get the tool, I had to go all the way back to Vanilla. The first time, I only made it as far as "15" when I first started way back when I just decided on the profession but had only gone back to get the exact same tool. I remembered I had noticed the tool on the auction and it was easier to go that way. I paid two gold in 2020. Checking the auction really fast, it was now 80 gold and I could not find one of the Engineering or even the trade goods vendors selling the tool. Went all the way to Gadgetzan. It's like the game knew I needed it and was making me work for it.

I decided I'd put it off for too long. I bought the stuff I needed to level my Vanilla engineer. I know for a fact, I had allocated all my points in Dragonflight. I started doing the back and forth between trainer and anvil. What I didn't expect was by the time I got to 190 in Vanilla engineering, the ever-annoying "You have unspent ....." in the bottom right of my screen. (Using the same cadence as "You've got Mail" - Now I have to go watch the movie!) I have 5 unallocated points. Okay, I'll take it. By the time I'm at 250, I've got 7 points.

Summary: If you haven't completed/done previous expansions, especially if it's time to do some spring cleaning of your bank, bank toons, etc... you may want to try it. You will get the achievement but then you may get a small number of points to use in Dragonflight. That specialization may not be as far away as you thought. It's worth a shot. I'm almost to 300, pulling all 17 schematics I've collected in three years out of my bank finally! I currently have 9 pts to allocate. Not a lot but it will help me get a little further down the line with what I want.

Happy questing, Everyone!

Комментарий от JamJam69

Have blizzard managed to screw up ONCE AGAIN with this whole "Crafting order bull!@#$s"
u get to sin half a day looking in trade for a crafter u ask for a craft in a specific item in a specific rank (5) someone says they can do it at a reasonable price (5k)

then after u send it they scam you and only give u a rank (3) item then they want MORE mats and money for recrafts

wasn't this new system to get rid of scamming ?

would be sooo much better if we could get to SEE before hand that the crafter actually CAN make it before you send it "in hopes" that you get it

Комментарий от Hakkal

This comment has all the weekly Knowledge Points (KPs) you can farm for every Profession: https://www.wowhead.com/guide/professions/knowledge-points#comments:id=5554549

Комментарий от ugluk440

Am I the only one who thinks this is way over complicated? Crafted a leg armor kit, three diamonds, next five kits i made were two diamonds and no skill improvement? it sucks

Комментарий от onefishbluefish

Can you downrank the materials from rank 3 to rank 2?

Professions System Overview in Dragonflight: Crafting Orders, Crafting Specializations

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