Leatherworking
Rested experience.
Level your profession
Sort hides separately from leather and save useful intermediate crafts. Check whether guildmates need armour kits before making equipment only to vendor it.
Apprentice · 1–75
Reviewed beta routeCraft towards each target skill. Materials are per craft, not a shopping total. Yellow and green recipes may need extra attempts.
- 1–30
Light Armor Kit
Light Leather ×1
- 30–55
Cured Light Hide
Light Hide ×1 · Salt ×1
- 55–75
Embossed Leather Gloves
Light Leather ×3 · Coarse Thread ×2
Alliance trainers & rank unlocks
Train the next rank before its current cap. Recipe lessons may come from a different trainer.
- ApprenticeNo prior skill required · Cap 75
- Adele Fielder · Elwynn Forest; Randal Worth · Stormwind
- JourneymanSkill 50 · Character level 10 · Cap 150
- Simon Tanner · Stormwind; Fimble Finespindle · Ironforge; Faldron · Darnassus
- ExpertSkill 125 · Character level 20 · Cap 225
- Telonis · Darnassus
- ArtisanSkill 200 · Character level 35 · Cap 300
- Drakk Stonehand · Aerie Peak, The Hinterlands
Skyborne starting trainersEmerii Tallgust · Valanaar; Indari Sunseam · Shen’dar
Plan your crafting materials
Choose your current and target skill. This estimate assumes one skill point per craft; yellow and green recipes can require extra attempts.
Estimated crafts by stage
- 29 × Light Armor KitLight Leather ×29
- 25 × Cured Light HideLight Hide ×25 · Salt ×25
- 20 × Embossed Leather GlovesLight Leather ×60 · Coarse Thread ×40
Combined recipe inputs
- Coarse Thread ×40
- Light Hide ×25
- Light Leather ×89
- Salt ×25
Inputs include intermediate items crafted in earlier stages. Reuse those items and subtract your own stock before buying. Recipe yields and skill gains can vary; this is not a guaranteed shopping total.
Old Warriors workshop tip: buy for one stage at a time. Ask guildmates about spare materials and useful crafts before committing to an expensive batch.