Our TBC Anniversary Professions boost lets you skip farming professions for weeks or even months of your limited free time. Professions allow you to turn crafting materials into all sorts of useful items: potions, Best-in-Slot gear, enchants, tools, utility items, and more.

With our TBC Anniversary Professions boost, WoW veterans can max out any profession you fancy using. We’ll bring our own mats if necessary, farm the crafting recipes, and bring your proficiency to 375, which is the max for The Burning Crusade. Normally, farming professions is a process that takes most of your playthrough, but time waits for no one! Use our TBC Profession boost and maximize your character’s gold-making and utility potential!

TBC Professions Boost Includes

Any profession leveled up to 375, which is max proficiency for Burning Crusade.
Options for 1-300 to catch up with Classic.
Recipes for valuable items unlocked.
Any other rewards that you get during the boost.

TBC Professions Explanation

Each profession lets you obtain or create valuable items. All of them have some use, but each corresponds to a specific character fantasy you might have. A classic example would be a brawny Dwarf Paladin who mines ore from rocks and then forges them into powerful blades to use against the forces of darkness. You can only have two primary professions, so choose well! Here’s what each profession does:

Profession	Usefulness
Alchemy	Creates potions, elixirs, flasks, and transmutations. In TBC, alchemists can specialize (Potion, Elixir, or Transmute) and gain extra procs.
Blacksmithing	Crafts plate armor, weapons, and sharpening stones. TBC adds Armorsmith and Weaponsmith specializations, including powerful epic weapons and tank gear used in early raids.
Enchanting	Allows players to enchant gear with permanent stat bonuses. Enchanters can also disenchant unwanted items into materials used by themselves and others.
Engineering	Creates gadgets, explosives, scopes, trinkets, and utility items. In TBC, engineering provides unique PvP and PvE tools like goggles, bombs, and belt devices.
Herbalism	Gathers herbs used primarily by alchemy. Essential for flask and potion production, so it can make you a decent bit of gold.
Jewelcrafting	Cuts gems for sockets, crafts rings, necklaces, and trinkets. TBC introduces jewelcrafting with unique, soulbound gems that offer strong personal bonuses.
Leatherworking	Crafts leather and mail armor. Specializations (Elemental, Tribal, Dragonscale) enable powerful sets, including raid-ready gear for hunters, rogues, and enhancement shamans.
Mining	Gathers ores, bars, and gems used by blacksmiths, engineers, and jewelcrafters. Required for crafting high-end weapons and armor.
Skinning	Gathers leather and hides from beasts. Supplies leatherworking with core materials.
Tailoring	Crafts cloth armor, bags, and spellthread leg enchants.
Cooking	Creates food that provides stat buffs and regeneration. TBC introduces raid food with specific stat bonuses.
First Aid	Creates bandages that restore health quickly. Useful in both PvE and PvP when healing is unavailable.
Fishing	Catches fish used in cooking, quests, and other consumables.

TBC Anniversary Professions Boost

TBC Professions Boost Includes

TBC Professions Explanation

How Burning Crusade Classic Profession Boost Works

Burning Crusade Anniversary Profession Boost Requirements

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