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Commentaire de 14667

Ok... when the time comes to specialize yourself in between Elemental, Tribal or Dragonscale leatherworking the player MUST consider his class!

That's so because 97% of the items that you can craft from each specialization are BIND WHEN PICKUP! So... Be sure you can WEAR the items that you're crafting before choosing your specialization!

Commentaire de Bufe

Thats not true.

Before TBC there were many Elemental LW patterns, and i know them all.

Most of them were BOE, and they still are.

On the other hand, 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.

Commentaire de 101641

Ok, let's see, how it goes:
you say, that i just simply gotta go ti this girly, who sends me to tanaris to unlearn my previous "specialisation" as i was tribal. But how it goes, when i am there, and i can't read the book,obtained there as a quest item. Well, i cannot read it, and so i cannot respec, I don't know what's wrong with the book, or it's just a bug? please help me, i really want that primalsrtike set on me. :)

A feral druid, who was resto until TBC.
I have to tell you, that tribal leatherworking is the best for resto druids - even in TBC, you can get patterns of items with awesome statts, and you only gotta farm money to get them, couse most of the players, sells them for money, instead of learn them, so go to the AH, and buy it for in a range of 300-1200g dont, worry if you don't have money in the very instant, just go farming, you will find the pattern in the AH still, after 2-3 days farming aswell, and during that time, you can either can do quests, or just killing mobs ( I suggest, to kill demons in legion hold in Shadowmoon; 4mobs means 1 gold, and takes less than 1 min to get 1 gold in your inventory) so farm anyway.

So i was said before, i would like to get some advaice what can i do to retalent my lw?
Pls answer, i will tell more details for money farming as a feral drood/rogue if you help me.
cheers

Commentaire de 102453

I don't like to be the moron on posts, but is there some alternate way to reach this NPC? i've tried all the ways in BS and thru the peon camp in Redridge. To no avail, Clueless how to get there. Anyone help with starting Coodinates to the path? Or has this NPC been Moved?

Thanks!

Commentaire de 106384

Fly to Loch Modan and take the path down to Badlands
Go to 0.63 at Badlands
Thats the passage to Searing Gorge..
I hope it helps

Commentaire de 128618

I have a qestion... i have lvl 50 , and i DONT HAVE IT QEST .... what i have to do ?? she dont giving me some qest for elemental leatherworking.... i have aristan leather...

Commentaire de 128618

My leatherworking is 200 / 300 ... and i have lvl 50 rogue... what i have to do to have q for elemental leatherworking ? .... please help me :((

Commentaire de 124748

Nobody seems to have mentioned it yet, but this sounds like another Terminator reference.

Sarah Tanner = Sarah Connor

Commentaire de 178821

Sarah Tanner is perhaps a reference to Sarah Connor, of Terminator fame, as the cybernetic organisms from the future (or perhaps the horde?) continue their search for her. "Is your name Sarah Tanner?"

Commentaire de 327901

I have think about something... are she helping against horde? :P because there have been sometime they were trying to kill her all the time -.-

Commentaire de 437680

Possibly related to Simon Tanner: https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/npc=5564#comments, who is also a leatherworker. Simon can be found in Stormwind City in Old Town.

Commentaire de Smil3

Found @ (63, 75) in 3.2.2a patch

Commentaire de Thottbot

tloc 63,76 in Tanner Camp

Commentaire de Thottbot

You don't actually need to do The Mark of Quality to get Tribal Leatherworking. You do have to go through all the Wild Leather XX quests though, and that takes some doing.

The Mark of Quality is still a good thing to do though. The Yetis drop cloth and coin, and then are skinnable. Who could ask for anything more? :)

Commentaire de Thottbot

Okay Im lvl 36 and have LW'ing to 225. Why can't I talk to this lady yet? any help would be great.

Commentaire de Thottbot

First off - both Hunters AND Shamans can use mail at level 40, on Alliance and Horde. Second, I'd recommend choosing the one you think you could benefit from more, as far as what you could make for yourself. Otherwise, Dragonscale seems to be the most popular...

Commentaire de Thottbot

As of now, you do NOT have to finish the Wild Leather quest line in order to get Elemental LW. All you have to have is 225 artisan LW and be able to go to this NPC.

I did it at 40 with my rogue and had no problems whatsoever.

Commentaire de Thottbot

You can't have the tribal LW quest in your log when u try to get the elemental one. Hope this helps some ppl :)

Commentaire de Thottbot

I completed the Wild Leather chain and looked at the tribal choice at Feathermoon. Unwilling to decide based on insufficient data (i dont look at spoilers as a rule), I exited this vendor. The next time i checked this vendor, the option of choosing tribal leatherworking was gone.

Just looking at choices shouldn't preclude one later from coming back and making a choice.

I took no quest to begin leather specialization and now i must look at spoilers before deciding or risk going thru another Gotcha!

Rolnthundrer, Aerie Peak

Commentaire de Thottbot

Now with TBC out anyone who already has a specialization can just drive on up and get the recipes, they appear to have removed the limits on which type of LW you can learn...

Commentaire de Thottbot

I just started to level leatherworking, so I need info! Atm I got 330 skill, but no specialization. Is it required for "Outland Stuff", epic stuff, etc. to have a specialization? I want to get soem good cash (:p) and to make some for myself with this (Rogue) Should I just get it 375 and then buy alot of patterns, and don't mind to specialize?

- Zalcin (Whisp me if Alliance on Hakkar, if you'd mind & know something.)

Commentaire de Thottbot

now i already got minming and LW 225 .so do I need to clean an among thoses?minming or LW?

Commentaire de Thottbot

Im fed up with people going on at Hunters about how "theres no suitable specialisation for you to choose" or, "don't bother with Dragonscale coz it's not much use to you" but as a Hunter I think you'll find it depends what focus your hunter is, I'm ranged but i also use a lot of traps, which means mana generation is one of the most important things for me so combine the intellect you get from dragonscale with it's other atributes and the fact that its mail it does pretty well for me, ofcourse there are other hunter specific sets that are worth having but in the end it all comes down to what you've done with your character........

Commentaire de Thottbot

After TBO some things are not the same... You can't sell items over 58 lvl just because you can find better in outland. If you have a friend enchanter you can give the items for shards. You must check what items are suitable for you before choose spec. I think that Dragonscale is very good for a hunter because you can create epic items for lvl 70. Items better than many of instances drops or rep rewards.

Commentaire de Thottbot

I have a level 45 Druid i am at the stage where i need to choose a specialisation for Leatherworking.
Which would u reccomend?

Commentaire de Thottbot

tribal is usualy the best for druid althogh elemental is good for "some" druids

Commentaire de Thottbot

Before TBC came out, her quest was only available after the wild leather quests had been completed, you had to have artisian leatherworking (not just maxed out at 225, but have started on the next level) and be at least level 40. The wild leather chain is now not needed for elemental LW (yes, it was needed before, and not just for tribal), and all Pre TBC recipes can be learned by all specialties. However, since the expansion, new recipes have been added that require a specialty to learn. These patterns create BoP items, which are better than generalized LW items. Check the full LW inventory list for items before specializing if you are serious about your LW (and not just making stuff for cash) and would like to make stuff you can actually benefit from.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Boy, all this hassle is not worth it. lol

I am gonna stick to just buying Armour from the AH.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Im a lvl 44 feral druid and a dont know if i need to choose elemental LW or Tribal LW plz help me
greetz

Commentaire de Thottbot

i went to sarah tanner, and she told me to go to tanaris and look for a book, where in tanaris is this book?

feral druids would want elemental leatherworking, because it gives good stats, such as agility, and stamina, tribal leatherworking gives +spell damage, int, and stamina.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Ok
this it the "elemental"c LW trainer
not the tribal..
so
yeh!

Commentaire de QuestionableO

Visiting the location that Sarah Tanner is in Classic on Retail after the Cataclysm world changes you'll find a humanoid sized cocoon and swarms of spiders outside of her tent.
It seems she met a rather grim end with the cataclysm revamp, quite sad.

Sarah Tanner <Maître des travailleurs du cuir élémentaire>

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