WoW Forever Tailoring Guide: Leveling 1–300, Pattern Sets, Gold
WoW Forever tailoring guide: a 1–300 route with shopping list, Merchant's Favor pattern sets, camp objects, reagent bags, gold tips.

In this guide 11 sections
This WoW Forever tailoring guide walks through the profession from skill 1 to 300: a full leveling route with every material you'll need, the new cloth pattern sets you buy with Merchant's Favor, the three Tailoring camp objects, reagent bags, ways to earn gold, the professions and classes that fit it best, and the Legacy perks worth taking. The core of Tailoring is the same as in Classic. You loot cloth from humanoids, weave it into bolts, and sew bolts into armor and bags. What Forever adds is a large stack of new recipes, most of them cloth gear for one spell school or for healing.
Recipe skills come from Warcraft Wiki's Forever pattern list. Item stats and reagents come from Metabot's database of the 1.60.1 client. The leveling route is Wowhead's, last updated on November 4, 2026, the day the game launched. Several sources were built on beta data, so check each recipe's color in game before you spend a stack of cloth on it.
Quick summary
- About 180 new recipes. WoW Handbook counts 414 Tailoring recipes in the client, 180 of them new. Warcraft Wiki marks 179 rows as new.
- No gathering profession needed. Cloth drops from humanoids, starting with Linen at levels 1–19 and ending with Runecloth at 51–60 (Warcraft Tavern).
- Six cloth families for 60 to 125, six more for 150 to 235. Each one targets fire, frost, arcane, shadow, holy or healing. The Merchant's Favor vendors sell most of the patterns, and every crafted piece binds on pickup (WoW-Professions; Metabot).
- Three camp objects: the Faction Banner (skill 20, +32 Spirit at level 60), the Spinning Wheel (140) and the Loom (300). The Forever Era counts 74 recipes that need the Wheel and 43 that need the Loom.
- Best fit: Mage, Priest and Warlock, paired with Enchanting.
WoW Forever tailoring guide: what changed from Classic
Tailoring still has no specialization. WoW Handbook lists specializations only for Engineering, Blacksmithing and Leatherworking, so every tailor can learn the same book. The differences from Classic sit in four places.
| Change | What it means for you | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Cloth sets by spell school and for healing | One family per school, so you build gear that matches your spec | Warcraft Tavern; Metabot |
| Merchant's Favor recipe vendors | 67 Tailoring patterns sold for the new currency | WoW-Professions |
| Reagent bags | Seven reagent bags, from Linen (skill 5) to Bottomless (300) | Warcraft Wiki |
| Camp objects | Faction Banner, Spinning Wheel and Loom | Warcraft Wiki; The Forever Era |
| Bigger starter bag | Red Linen Bag holds 8 slots, up from 6 | Warcraft Tavern |
Cloth by character level
| Cloth | Drops from humanoids around level | Bolt recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Linen Cloth | 1–19 | 2 cloth per Bolt of Linen Cloth |
| Wool Cloth | 15–30 | 3 cloth per Bolt of Woolen Cloth |
| Silk Cloth | 26–40 | 4 cloth per Bolt of Silk Cloth |
| Mageweave Cloth | 41–50 | 5 cloth per Bolt of Mageweave |
| Runecloth | 51–60 | 5 cloth per Bolt of Runecloth |
| Felcloth | 50–60, from demons | — |
Drop levels are Warcraft Tavern's. Cloth-per-bolt ratios come from the material counts in Wowhead's and WoW-Professions' routes.
Tailoring camp objects
| Object | Skill | Effect | How you get it | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Faction Banner | 20 | +32 Spirit at level 60; doesn't stack with Divine Spirit | Quest reward | Warcraft Wiki; The Forever Era |
| Spinning Wheel | 140 | Workstation for 74 recipes | Blueprint drop from the Unstable Sentinel in City of Dalaran | WoW Handbook; The Forever Era |
| Loom | 300 | Workstation for 43 recipes | No source listed yet | Warcraft Wiki; The Forever Era |
Warcraft Tavern says the Spirit buff grows as you move from the Banner to the Wheel and then the Loom. The Forever Era adds that most Blueprint objects replace the basic one and keep everything it gave. The Loom also needs a reagent called Bottled Screams that has no known source in the client (The Forever Era), so treat it as a later goal. Our camping guide explains how camp buffs stack, and our City of Dalaran guide covers the boss that drops the Spinning Wheel.
How to level tailoring in WoW Forever
Tailoring levels the way every crafting profession does. Each recipe shows a color for your current skill:
- Orange: every craft gives a skill point.
- Yellow: most crafts give a point, and the odds fall as you climb toward green.
- Green: points are rare, and rarer still near grey.
- Grey: no points at all.
Because cloth falls off the humanoids you kill while questing, Tailoring keeps pace with your character without a gathering partner. You will still buy thread, dyes and a few reagents from vendors, Alchemists and Enchanters.
Train each rank
| Rank | Skill to train | Character level | Trainers named by WoW-Professions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apprentice | — | No requirement | Any capital trainer; Othesia Evengale (Valanaar) or Taleen Shimmerthread (Shen'dar Village) for Skyborne |
| Journeyman | 50 | 10 | Magar, Rhiannon Davis, Tepa (Horde); Sellandus, Jormund Stonebrow, Me'lynn (Alliance) |
| Expert | 125 | 20 | Josef Gregorian, Undercity (Horde); Georgio Bolero, Stormwind (Alliance) |
| Artisan | 200 | 35 | Daryl Stack, Tarren Mill (Horde); Timothy Worthington, Theramore Isle (Alliance) |
Rank thresholds match WoW Handbook's table. WoW-Professions built its trainer list on beta data, and other sites name different Expert trainers, so ask a city guard if a trainer isn't where you expect. WoW-Professions also warns that nothing above 75 gives a point until you've learned Journeyman, so train each rank before you craft past its cap.
WoW Forever tailoring leveling guide 1–300
This route is Wowhead's. "Crafts" is Wowhead's average, which allows for yellow and green recipes that miss a point now and then.
| Skill | Recipe | Learned from | Materials | Crafts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1–43 | Bolt of Linen Cloth | Known | 108 Linen Cloth | 54 |
| 43–45 | Brown Linen Vest | Trainer | 2 Bolt of Linen Cloth, 2 Coarse Thread | 2 |
| 45–70 | Linen Belt | Trainer | 33 Bolt of Linen Cloth, 33 Coarse Thread | 33 |
| 70–75 | Reinforced Linen Cape | Trainer | 14 Bolt of Linen Cloth, 21 Coarse Thread | 7 |
| 75–81 | Bolt of Woolen Cloth | Trainer | 36 Wool Cloth | 12 |
| 81–100 | Woolen Cape | Trainer | 28 Bolt of Woolen Cloth, 28 Fine Thread | 28 |
| 100–110 | Bolt of Silk Cloth | Trainer | 40 Silk Cloth | 10 |
| 110–125 | Double-stitched Woolen Shoulders | Trainer | 57 Bolt of Woolen Cloth, 38 Fine Thread | 19 |
| 125–132 | Azure Silk Hood | Trainer | 14 Bolt of Silk Cloth, 14 Blue Dye, 7 Fine Thread | 7 |
| 132–139 | Lesser Wizard's Robe | Trainer | 16 Bolt of Silk Cloth, 16 Fine Thread, 16 Spider's Silk | 8 |
| 139–140 | Formal White Shirt | Trainer | 3 Bolt of Silk Cloth, 2 Bleach, 1 Fine Thread | 1 |
| 140–149 | Bolt of Mageweave | Trainer | 55 Mageweave Cloth | 11 |
| 149–160 | Earthen Vest | Trainer | 33 Bolt of Silk Cloth, 11 Elemental Earth, 22 Fine Thread | 11 |
| 160–170 | Robe of Power | Trainer | 20 each of Bolt of Mageweave, Elemental Earth, Elemental Water, Elemental Fire, Elemental Air and Silken Thread | 10 |
| 170–180 | Black Mageweave Vest | Trainer | 20 Bolt of Mageweave, 30 Silken Thread | 10 |
| 180–190 | Orange Mageweave Shirt | Trainer | 11 Bolt of Mageweave, 11 Orange Dye, 11 Heavy Silken Thread | 11 |
| 190–205 | Black Mageweave Gloves | Trainer | 34 Bolt of Mageweave, 34 Heavy Silken Thread | 17 |
| 205–214 | Bolt of Runecloth | Trainer | 5 Runecloth per bolt | Not given |
| 214–234 | Runecloth Belt | Trainer | 3 Bolt of Runecloth, 1 Rune Thread per belt | Not given |
| 234–250 | Runecloth Cloak | Darnall, Nighthaven, Moonglade | 72 Bolt of Runecloth, 18 Ironweb Spider Silk, 18 Rune Thread | 18 |
| 250–260 | Runecloth Boots | Darnall, Nighthaven, Moonglade | 48 Bolt of Runecloth, 24 Ironweb Spider Silk, 48 Rugged Leather, 12 Rune Thread | 12 |
| 260–280 | Runecloth Cuffs | Vendor (Pexmit, per Wowhead) | 125 Bolt of Runecloth, 25 Ironweb Spider Silk, 25 Rune Thread | 25 |
| 280–285 | Wisdom of the Timbermaw | Meilosh, Timbermaw Hold, Felwood | 64 Bolt of Runecloth, 24 Essence of Earth, 24 Living Essence, 16 Ironweb Spider Silk | 8 |
| 285–292 | Venomspew Gloves | Mishta, Cenarion Hold, Silithus | 28 Bolt of Runecloth, 7 Small Brilliant Shard, 21 Essence of Air, 42 Rune Thread | 7 |
| 292–299 | Venomspew Cord | Mishta, Cenarion Hold, Silithus | 54 Bolt of Runecloth, 9 Small Brilliant Shard, 27 Essence of Air, 54 Rune Thread | 9 |
| 299–300 | Venomspew Footpads | Mishta, Cenarion Hold, Silithus | 20 Bolt of Runecloth, 4 Small Brilliant Shard, 12 Essence of Air, 24 Rune Thread | 4 |
Vendor locations are from WoW-Professions' NPC pages. Wowhead gives no average count for the two Runecloth rows at 205–234, so the per-craft materials there come from WoW-Professions. Warcraft Wiki marks Runecloth Cuffs and all three Venomspew patterns as new in Forever, and we couldn't confirm Pexmit's location in a second source.
Reputation gates to plan for. WoW-Professions lists Wisdom of the Timbermaw at Honored with Timbermaw Hold. Venomspew Gloves need Friendly with the Cenarion Circle, and the Cord and Footpads need Honored. If your reputation isn't there when you reach 280, those rows will stall you. Start the Timbermaw and Silithus reputations while you're still in the 250s.
A second route to compare
WoW-Professions built a different path from the beta and warns that most recipes "turn grey 25 to 45 points earlier in Forever." Only its 1–225 part was played through, because the beta's level cap stopped testing there. The site labels everything from 225 to 300 as untested and says it found no trainer or vendor recipe that keeps leveling past 265. It also says Bolt of Runecloth no longer gives skill points, which conflicts with Wowhead's 205–214 row.
| Skill | WoW-Professions recipe |
|---|---|
| 1–30 | Bolt of Linen Cloth |
| 30–55 | Linen Belt |
| 55–80 | Bolt of Woolen Cloth |
| 80–95 | Woolen Cape |
| 95–100 | Double-stitched Woolen Shoulders |
| 100–120 | Bolt of Silk Cloth |
| 120–140 | Gloves of Meditation (each needs an Elixir of Wisdom) |
| 140–150 | Bolt of Mageweave |
| 150–170 | Crimson Silk Vest |
| 170–190 | Crimson Silk Pantaloons |
| 190–215 | Black Mageweave Shoulders |
| 215–225 | Mageweave Bag |
| 225–240 | Runecloth Belt (untested; skill colors taken from game data) |
| 240–265 | Runecloth Gloves, pattern from Qia, Winterspring (untested; skill colors taken from game data) |
| 265–300 | No confirmed recipe (possible world drops: Runecloth Shoulders, Wizardweave Turban) |
Our read: follow Wowhead's route because it covers 1 to 300, but open the profession window before each row. If a recipe already shows green where the table says orange, skip to the next row. That is exactly the shift WoW-Professions describes.
Tailoring shopping list
These totals are our math from Wowhead's route. They count the raw cloth needed to weave every bolt the route uses. They exclude the Runecloth Belt row, which Wowhead gives no count for, so add 3 bolts (15 Runecloth) and 1 Rune Thread per belt you make.
| Material | Amount | Where it comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Linen Cloth | 108 | Humanoids, levels 1–19 |
| Wool Cloth | 255 | Humanoids, levels 15–30 |
| Silk Cloth | 264 | Humanoids, levels 26–40 |
| Mageweave Cloth | 425 | Humanoids, levels 41–50 |
| Runecloth | 2,055 | Humanoids, levels 51–60 |
| Coarse Thread | 56 | Tailoring supply vendor |
| Fine Thread | 112 | Tailoring supply vendor |
| Silken Thread | 50 | Tailoring supply vendor |
| Heavy Silken Thread | 45 | Tailoring supply vendor |
| Rune Thread | 175 | Tailoring supply vendor |
| Blue Dye | 14 | Vendor |
| Orange Dye | 11 | Vendor |
| Bleach | 2 | Vendor |
| Spider's Silk | 16 | Spider drops or the Auction House |
| Elemental Earth | 31 | Elemental drops or the Auction House |
| Elemental Water, Fire, Air | 20 each | Elemental drops or the Auction House |
| Ironweb Spider Silk | 83 | Spider drops or the Auction House |
| Rugged Leather | 48 | Skinning or the Auction House |
| Essence of Earth | 24 | Elemental drops or the Auction House |
| Living Essence | 24 | Elemental drops or the Auction House |
| Essence of Air | 60 | Elemental drops or the Auction House |
| Small Brilliant Shard | 20 | Enchanting or the Auction House |
That is 334 crafts across the rows Wowhead counts (our math). WoW-Professions notes that most trainers have a Tailoring supply vendor nearby. Tirisfal Glades is the exception, so Horde players there buy Coarse Thread from Abigail Shiel in Brill.
Example: a Gnome Mage weaves Linen and Wool bolts as they drop and doesn't sell any cloth before level 30. At skill 125 they're already carrying most of the 57 woolen bolts the shoulders need, so the only shopping is Fine Thread from the supply vendor. They bank Runecloth from 51 onward and pick up Timbermaw reputation in Felwood while questing, so Wisdom of the Timbermaw is open when they reach 280.
Tailoring pattern sets in WoW Forever
Forever gives tailors families of cloth gear instead of a specialization. Each family serves one spell school or healing. All the pieces Metabot lists bind on pickup, so you craft them for your own character, and the trade crates (not the Auction House) are how tailoring turns them into value. The patterns come from the Azeroth Commerce Authority (Alliance) and Durotar Supply and Logistics (Horde). Mivin Shadowweave sells them in Three Corners, Redridge Mountains, and Jim'bek sells them west of the Crossroads in the Barrens (WoW-Professions). Our Merchant's Favor guide explains how to earn the currency.
Pattern sets for skill 60 to 125
Every family has six pieces: Boots (60), Gloves (75), Sash (85), Circlet (100), Gown (110) and Leggings (125). Each pattern costs 30 Merchant's Favor with no reputation requirement (WoW-Professions).
| Family | Focus | Reagent that sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| Pristine | Healing plus some spell damage | Pristine Leather |
| Silky | Frost damage | Spider's Silk |
| Flame | Fire damage | Fire Oil |
| Shadow | Shadow damage | Shadowgem |
| Pearly | Arcane damage | Small Lustrous Pearl |
| Shining | Holy damage | Pyrite |
The focus column is from Warcraft Tavern, and Metabot's item data confirms it. Every Gown in these families takes 12 Bolt of Silk Cloth, 2 Silken Thread, 6 Cerulean Dye, 2 Silver Bar and 2 Greater Astral Essence, plus 6 of the family's own reagent. Metabot gives each Gown +7 Intellect, +6 Stamina, +4 Spirit and either +13 damage for its school or, on the Pristine Gown, +20 Healing and +7 Spell Damage. The Gown needs character level 22. Cerulean Dye comes from Alchemists (our alchemy guide), and Greater Astral Essence from Enchanters.
Shopping list for one full 60–125 family. We added up Metabot's reagents for all six Pristine pieces and spot-checked the Shadow Boots, Silky Gloves and Flame Sash, which use the same counts with their own reagent swapped in. So one list covers every family:
| Material | For all six pieces |
|---|---|
| Bolt of Woolen Cloth | 14 (Boots and Gloves) |
| Bolt of Silk Cloth | 44 (Sash, Circlet, Gown, Leggings) |
| Fine Thread | 13 |
| Silken Thread | 4 |
| Cerulean Dye | 26 |
| Family reagent (Pristine Leather, Spider's Silk, Fire Oil, Shadowgem, Small Lustrous Pearl or Pyrite) | 24 |
| Silver Bar | 5 |
| Greater Astral Essence | 7 |
Per piece, the family reagent climbs from 1 on the Boots to 8 on the Leggings. If you only want the Gown and Leggings for your spec, you need 14 of it, not 24.
Pattern sets for skill 150 to 235
| Family | Focus | Reagent that sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| Gilded | Healing plus some spell damage | Gold Bar |
| Frothing | Frost damage | Globe of Water |
| Fiery | Fire damage | Heart of Fire |
| Black | Shadow damage | Black Pearl |
| Golden | Arcane damage | Golden Pearl |
| Radiant | Holy damage | Large Radiant Shard |
Warcraft Wiki lists six pieces per family. The Slippers come from a trainer; Warcraft Wiki puts them at skill 150 and Metabot at 140. The Merchant's Favor vendor sells the Handwraps (165), Waistcord (215) and Sandals (235): 60 Favor each at Friendly for the first two and 90 Favor at Honored for the Sandals (WoW-Professions). The Gilded Handwraps aren't on the vendor's list. Warcraft Wiki gives no source yet for the Cord (190) or Gloves (235). Metabot's Sandals need character level 50 and take 10 Bolt of Runecloth, 4 Heavy Silken Thread, 10 Magenta Dye, 6 Cerulean Dye, 4 Pristine Leather and 14 of the family reagent.
Shopping list for one full 150–235 family, summed from Metabot's six Gilded recipes:
| Material | For all six pieces |
|---|---|
| Bolt of Mageweave | 48 (Slippers 8, Handwraps 12, Cord 28) |
| Bolt of Runecloth | 26 (Waistcord 8, Gloves 8, Sandals 10) |
| Heavy Silken Thread | 24 |
| Magenta Dye | 32 |
| Cerulean Dye | 22 |
| Pristine Leather | 4 (Sandals only) |
| Family reagent (Gold Bar, Globe of Water, Heart of Fire, Black Pearl, Golden Pearl or Large Radiant Shard) | 48 |
The Cord and Waistcord eat 24 of those 48 family reagents between them. If the reagent is scarce on your server, those two are the pieces to weigh before you commit.
Nether shoulders and cuffs: skill 195 to 205
Six more families add only two pieces each: Shoulders at 195 and Cuffs at 205, both 60 Favor at Friendly (WoW-Professions). They add Spirit on top of the usual stats (Warcraft Tavern).
| Family | Focus |
|---|---|
| Nethergeld | Healing plus some spell damage |
| Netherfroth | Frost damage |
| Netherflame | Fire damage |
| Netherpearl | Shadow damage |
| Nethershine | Arcane damage |
| Netherlight | Holy damage |
As one example, Metabot's Netherpearl Shoulders take 16 Bolt of Mageweave, 3 Heavy Silken Thread, 4 Magenta Dye, 3 Cerulean Dye, 8 Black Pearl and 2 Greater Nether Essence, and give +17 Shadow Damage at character level 42.
Shopping list for a Nether pair. Adding Metabot's Nethergeld Shoulders (level 42) and Cuffs (level 45) gives 34 Bolt of Mageweave, 6 Heavy Silken Thread, 10 Magenta Dye, 7 Cerulean Dye, 6 Greater Nether Essence and 18 of the family reagent: 8 for the Shoulders and 10 for the Cuffs. The family reagents match the 150–235 line, so Netherpearl takes Black Pearl, Netherflame takes Heart of Fire, and so on.
Filigreed patterns
Warcraft Wiki lists 18 Filigreed patterns, all of them drops: a Gown (75), Leggings (100) and Circlet (125) for each of the Flame, Pearly, Pristine, Shadow, Shining and Silky families. Warcraft Tavern says the Shadow Gown and Leggings drop in low-level dungeons. We couldn't confirm the boss for each pattern in a primary database, so check the loot tables in our new dungeons guide and on boss pages before you farm.
Making gold with tailoring in WoW Forever
The set gear binds on pickup, so tailoring income comes from what still trades. These are our ideas, built on the sourced item data above:
- Bags. Every character needs bag space, and bags bind on equip, so they sell. Metabot lists the Linen Reagent Bag at 6 slots, the Runecloth Reagent Bag at 14 and the Bottomless Reagent Bag at 20. Two reagent bag patterns (Mageweave and Runecloth) cost 60 Favor at Friendly (WoW-Professions). Bags are the steadiest market, but also the most crowded.
- Bolts into Fabrics crates. Crafted crates pay twice the Merchant's Favor of raw ones, so a Journeyman Fabrics crate filled with bolts beats one filled with cloth (our Merchant's Favor guide). The Forever Era also counts 31 Tailoring writs for reputation.
- Rare patterns. A Filigreed or reputation pattern that few tailors own makes you one of a handful of sellers for anything in it that trades.
- Gear that still trades. Not every tailored piece binds on pickup. Metabot shows the Runecloth Cloak from the leveling route as bind on equip with a level 48 requirement, so leveling pieces like it, and any endgame cloth that binds on equip, can go to buyers who don't tailor. Read the binding line on the tooltip before you craft extras. Learning early which pieces casters want while leveling gives you the head start on that market.
- Check margins. Before you list anything, compare the finished price with what its cloth, thread and dyes would fetch on their own. When the materials are worth more, sell those instead.
Our gold farming guide compares tailoring with the other money routes.
Best professions to pair with tailoring
Because cloth falls off the humanoids you kill, your second slot is free for another craft instead of a gathering skill.
| Pair | Why it works | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Tailoring + Enchanting | Disenchant the cloth you outgrow for dust and essences; Greater Astral Essence goes back into the set recipes | WoW Handbook; Warcraft Tavern |
| Tailoring + Alchemy | Brew your own Cerulean and Magenta Dye and Elixir of Wisdom | Our alchemy guide |
| Tailoring + Engineering | A second craft for players who want gadgets more than dust; you'll buy or farm its ore, since Tailoring gives it nothing | Our reading of the recipes |
| Tailoring + a gathering skill | Sell herbs, ore or leather on top of your cloth income; Skinning also covers the Rugged Leather in the route | Our reading of the recipes |
Enchanting is the usual pick, and our professions guide lists Tailoring and Enchanting as the pair for Priests, Mages and Warlocks. Warcraft Tavern also points to Fishing, a secondary skill that doesn't use a primary slot, because it can catch crates with bolts of cloth inside.
Best class for tailoring in WoW Forever
Any class can wear cloth, but Tailoring's gear binds to the tailor and is built for casters. So the best class for tailoring is the one that will wear what it makes. That ranking is ours, based on which spell schools each class uses:
| Class | Spell schools | Families to make |
|---|---|---|
| Mage | Arcane, Fire, Frost | Pearly, Golden, Nethershine; Flame, Fiery, Netherflame; Silky, Frothing, Netherfroth |
| Priest | Holy, Shadow, healing | Shining, Radiant, Netherlight; Shadow, Black, Netherpearl; Pristine, Gilded, Nethergeld |
| Warlock | Shadow, Fire | Shadow, Black, Netherpearl; Flame, Fiery, Netherflame |
Each school has a family at every bracket, and a respec doesn't strand you, because you can sew the other school's set too. Healing Druids, Shamans and Paladins can use the healing pieces, at the cost of their heavier armor. Our Mage, Priest and Warlock guides cover each class's builds.
Example: a Shadow Priest levels with Tailoring and Enchanting. From skill 60 they buy the Shadow patterns for 30 Favor each, and from 165 they buy the Black pieces once Friendly. They also keep a Pristine Gown in their bags for dungeon nights as a healer. Gear they outgrow goes to the disenchanter, and the essences return as set reagents.
Tailoring Legacy bonuses in WoW Forever
No Legacy perk is Tailoring-only, but five help. Values are from our Legacy guide (beta client and Blizzard).
| Perk | Ranks | Effect at max rank |
|---|---|---|
| Working Overtime | 5 | +20% chance of a skill-up in any tradeskill |
| Dedicated Study | 1 | +1 a day to your lowest tradeskill; random Elemental Essences once all five tradeskills reach 300 |
| Performance Bonus | 3 | 15% chance of double Merchant's Favor when you hand in a crate |
| Field Guide | 3 | Camp feature cooldown 25% shorter |
| Reagent Economy | 1 | No vendor reagents for class abilities, and tier 1 camp features cost no materials |
Sources differ on how many Elemental Essences Dedicated Study grants, so read the tooltip in game. Our read: Performance Bonus matters more to tailors than to most crafters, because so many of the pattern sets cost Merchant's Favor. Reaching 150, 225 and 300 in Tailoring also earns Legacy points, since it's one of the six non-gathering professions that count (Blizzard, via our Legacy guide).
The WoW Forever hub links our other profession, class and zone guides.
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FAQ
Is tailoring a good profession in WoW Forever? Yes for Mages, Priests and Warlocks. It needs no gathering skill, it makes a cloth set for every spell school and for healing, and its bags sell to every character. Non-casters get less from it because the set pieces bind on pickup.
How do you level tailoring to 300 in WoW Forever? Follow the cloth tiers in order, Linen first and Runecloth last, using the route above (Wowhead). Most cloth comes from questing. The last 20 points need Timbermaw Hold and Cenarion Circle reputation for the vendor patterns (WoW-Professions).
What is the best profession to pair with tailoring in WoW Forever? Our pick is Enchanting, because you can disenchant the gear you outgrow and use the essences in your own set recipes. Alchemy is the alternative if you'd rather make your own dyes, and Engineering suits players who want a second craft for its gadgets.
What does tailoring add to camps in WoW Forever? At skill 20 you get a Faction Banner that gives the camp Spirit (+32 at level 60). The Spinning Wheel follows at 140 and the Loom at 300, which are workstations for 74 and 43 recipes (Warcraft Wiki; The Forever Era).
Where do you buy tailoring patterns in WoW Forever? The new set patterns come from Mivin Shadowweave in Three Corners (Alliance) and Jim'bek near the Crossroads (Horde), for Merchant's Favor. The Runecloth and Venomspew patterns used to finish leveling come from Darnall in Moonglade, Meilosh in Felwood and Mishta in Silithus (WoW-Professions).
Does tailoring have a specialization in WoW Forever? No. As in Classic, Tailoring has none. WoW Handbook lists specializations only for Engineering, Blacksmithing and Leatherworking.





