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Commento di 16806

Tribal Leatherworker for Alliance is located at the small NE camp between thousand needles and feralas.

Commento di 48945

If you can't find him like me, he is just to the south of the river across from the ogre compound IN A TROLL STYLE HUT. I was searching for about 10 mins before I thought of looking in the hut.

Commento di Bufe

All pre-TBC patterns have had their tags removed be that dragonscale, elemental or tribal. So any Leatherworker can learn ANY pattern that are from the OLD WoW from any of the Master XXX Leatherworkers.

Only exception is TRIBAL, if you previously know Dragonscale or Elemental, you will not be able to TALK to the Tribal trainer unless you have completed some loads of quests where you need to bring in some LW stuff as quest reward. You would then need to unlearn your specialization which cost 100g.

What you need now at specialization is if you want to get the designated patterns for each classes. These can be trained from the Master professions trainers, and give armors designed for specific classes.

Tribal - Druid Resto/Balance
Elemental - Rogue first and foremost, but also good for Cat Druids. No sets for Tank Druids.
Dragonscale - This profession now have separate armorsets for Shamans and Hunters.

The Tribal set give maybe the best healing set for a resto druid before T5 as both the +healing/damage and the +healing can be summarized to give total stats.

Elemental leatherworking have some very nice patterns for rogues with lots of attackpower, although i dont think many rogues would go for it.

THAT SAID.
In TBC there are some few DROP PATTERNS that give BOE items for the different types of LW, be it Tribal, Elemental or Dragonscale.

There are not many of these, and most of them are world extremely rare drops, or drops from Tempest Keep, Mount Hyjal and Black Temple.

Most of the patterns that drops in TBC dont require a specialization.

Thorium Brotherhood.
These have some VERY nice patterns if you get honored or Revered with them. All these patterns used to require different specializations to learn, but that has been removed with TBC. So any LW can learn any LW pattern they sell.

Note that these patterns are pretty hard to obtain, as you will spend a few weeks gathering the stuff to build up the rep.

And dont expect people to pay lots of money for it, as these patterns are Level 60 epixes that might be outrivaled by stuff u can get from rep in TBC from Aldor.

In addition these patterns require mats from Molten Core trash mobs, and these days, not many do MC anymore.

Commento di Asat

Horde:
Thorkaf Dragoneye <Dragonscale Leatherworking Trainer> http://www.wowhead.com/?npc=7867
Brumn Winterhoof <Elemental Leatherworking Trainer> http://www.wowhead.com/?npc=7869

Commento di 178780

its a hard quest.
but if you read good on WOWHEAD.
it is to do.
and if you have done you get epix.

:P

Commento di Fruhauf

My profession addons all say this guy teaches Wolfshead Helm (leatherworking lvl 225) but I can't seem to train it (as an orc hunter, not sure if that matters). I don't know if this is just a mistake on the addons, or if he used to train it and doesn't anymore, or if the pattern simply isn't in game anymore (some comments on the helm itself are saying it isn't available in Cata).
Does anyone have any clear information on this?

Se'jib <Istruttore di Conciatura>

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