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#1 Jun 08 2005 at 6:13 PM Rating: Decent
Hey, I just started playing WoW yesterday. I used to play FFXI, and I can't figure out how to actually craft.
In FFXI you put things in the crystals, for fishing you go to the water with a rod... what do you do to actually do leather crafting?
#2 Jun 09 2005 at 12:11 AM Rating: Decent
If you press 'p' on your keyboard it should bring up your characters abilities. Under the general tab there will be leatherworking. If its not there then you probably haven't learnt that skill yet, you need to go to a leatheworker in a city and get trained, one of the guards should know where they are.

Once you click on the leatherworking, a list comes up with what items you are skilled enough to make and what items are required to make them. If you have the items on hand you can click create and it will create the item for you.

Hope this helps.
#3 Jun 09 2005 at 7:37 AM Rating: Decent
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As an addendum you can start getting tradeskills at level 5. That might be the reason why you cannot get them if you initially went straight for them.

#4 Jun 09 2005 at 8:07 AM Rating: Excellent
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There are some inconsistencies in the trade skills, so they can be a bit confusing. For example, some trade skills require one or more tools in order to use them. Mining requires a pick. Skinning requires a skinning knife. Engineering requires about five different tools. But some professions don't require any tools. Leatherworking and cooking, for example, do not require any special tools. Most professions that require one or more tools do not require you to equip them. They just have to be in one of your packs. Fishing, however, requires you to equip the fishing pole. Some professions, such as cooking and smithing, require other external items in order to work. Cooking requires a fire. Smithing requires an anvil. But some professions, such as leatherworking and tailoring, can be practiced anywhere. Also, production professions, such as leatherworking, cooking and tailoring, work best if you open your skill book and drop an icon for the skill onto one of your bars. This way you can click your icon and open up a menu of things to make. For most gathering professions you don’t need an icon, as you can just right click on the animal carcass to skin it, the mineral node to mine it or the herb to pick it. The exception is fishing. To the best of my knowledge you cannot right click the water to fish.

All that having been said, once you learn the basics of crafting I expect you’ll find WoW’s professions system very easy to work with. As you’re new to crafting I’ll elaborate on one important fact. Each character can have five professions; two primary professions and all three secondary professions. In other words:

1. Primary Profession of your choice
2. Primary Profession of your choice
3. Fishing
4. Cooking
5. First Aid

You don’t have to do all of these of course, but they are available should you choose to pursue them.

Here’s a link you may find handy:
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/professions/

Best of luck.
And most importantly, have fun.
#5 Jun 09 2005 at 8:48 AM Rating: Decent
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We don't have "leathercrafting" in Wow.
It is called "Leatherworking."

TIPS:
-You need leather and thread (some recipes require scales and etc.) for leatherworking.
-Good idea to get Skinning/Leatherworking combo
-For skinning you need:Skinning knife, and place in your inventory for the leather.
-LW's (Leatherworkers) can create Armor kits which raise the armor of your boots,chest, gloves, or pants.


Edited, Thu Jun 9 09:49:57 2005 by StormnNormn
#6 Jun 09 2005 at 9:54 AM Rating: Decent
I'm sure it's "p" that I was looking for.
My character is past 5, and I got the training, and some items to make. I got the skinning job, too... with the knife and I figured that out pretty quick.
Thanks for the help.
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