Notas rápidas

Capturas de pantalla

Vídeos

Comentarios

Comentario de Jenzabell

If anyone knows how to go about switching from one specialty to another, pls let me know. I have Tribal LW atm, and would like to switch to Elemental. thx

Comentario de 24872

I went to that guy north of Steamwheedle, and I didnt see a book. I was still able to go to the elemental trainer in the Searing Gorge and learn it though.

Comentario de 42383

What is the best path for a DPS Shaman to go? I was told it wouln't matter because when you reach outlands the beneficial stuff you can learn wont matter what path you choose to follow. I'm currently a level 47 Draenei Shaman wondering what path i should go down untill i get to Outlands.

Comentario de 48480

m8s idd like to ask somethig if possible.Do u have to do any quests before start this quest ?and if yes pls tell me.thx :)
One more think how much u must have LW to start questing elemental LW?

Comentario de remy

To get the Elemental Leatherworking quest, you have to be at least level 40.

All the items you need is BOE so it's a good idea to get it before accepting the quest.

Comentario de 48480

i must have 250 LW to learn it?lvl 70 u know changed proffs
Do i have to take an other q that will send me there?

Comentario de Thottbot

Where do you find ingredients? to finis the quest u speaking all about but nothing clear on how 2 finish

Comentario de Thottbot

http://www.wowwiki.com/Leatherworking

Comentario de Thottbot

the coords to Sarah Tanner are: 63,76 in the Searing Gouge

Comentario de Thottbot

Character must be level 40, Leatherworking must be level 225.

As for getting from 225/225 to 225/300 (Artisan) you must go to Aerie Peak in Hinterlands North of Arathi Highlands and pay 5 gold.

Alliance: Elemental Trainer is in eastern Searing Gorge

Horde: Elemental Trainer is in Arathi Highlands, North of Stormgarde Keep.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Morthoseth
60 Warrior
Malygos

Comentario de Thottbot

Here's what I've found in looking at the three areas of leatherworking:

Dragonscale Elemental
Lv Item Lv Item
255 DragonScale Breastplate 250 Helm of Fire
260 Green DS Breastplate 270 Living Shoulders
270 Green DS Leggings 270 Volcanic Leggings
280 Green DS Gauntlets 275 Stormshroud Pants
285 Blue DS Breastplate 285 Living Leggings
290 Black DS Breastplate 285 Stormshroud Armor
295 Blue DS Shoulders 285 Volcanic Breastplate
300 Black DS Boots 295 Stormshroud Shoulders
300 Black DS Leggings 300 Living Breastplate
300 Black DS Shoulders 300 Molten Belt
300 Blue DS Leggings 300 Molten Helm
300 Chromatic Cloak 300 Volcanic Shoulders
300 Chromatic Gauntlets
300 Dreamscale Breastplate
300 Red DS Breastplate

Tribal
Lv Item
250 Feathered Breastplate
265 Chimeric Gloves
270 Ironfeather Shoulders
275 Chimeric Boots
275 Frostsaber Boots
275 Warbear Harness
280 Chimeric Leggings
285 Frostsaber Leggings
285 Warbear Woolies
290 Chimeric Vest
290 Devilsaur Gauntlets
290 Ironfeather Breastplate
295 Corehound Boots
295 Frostsaber Gloves
300 Corehound Belt
300 Devilsaur Leggings
300 Frostsaber Tunic
300 Hide of the Wild

Of course, mail armor falls under the Dragonscale area (duh!) - primarily for Hunters. Elemental has some good stuff but is primarily focused on rogue benefits. Tribal also has some good stuff for rogues but primarily benefits the druids. Of course, all leatherworkers can make the Scorpid (mail) armor - the majority of LW items remain open for all. The really good items for all LW require Friendly, Honored or Revered with some faction (Timbermaw, Zandalar, Argent Dawn or Cenarion Circle). So, the question is: do you want to make items to sell or items for personal benefit? I would guess that rogues provide the largest specialized market (Elemental) and hunters the second but farming for materials increases the difficulty of the DS area (none are easy materials to get).

I hit 250 in LW at Lv 45 and went Tribal (Alliance � NE Druid). If you need anything on Detheroc, let me know.

Comentario de Thottbot

I think the only requirements for elemental LW is to be lv 40 and 250 leatherworking. Im a lv 43 rogue and had 250 leatherworking, got E LW at that level so if that helps anyone.

*edit*
Either that or you must be lv 40 and have artisan leatherworking. ( you can get artisan leatherworking from the trainer at Airie Peak in the Hinterlands) The cost to get it is 5g so make sure you bring some money along with you :)

Comentario de Thottbot

IF you are a Resto druid- Tribal
IF you are a Feral druid- Elemental

Comentario de Thottbot

all pre-bc tribal, elemental, and dragonscale patterns can be learned by anyone regardless of specialization now. If you specc'd you can go to the other trainers and pick up the previously spec-only patterns.

with BC, your specialization will allow you access to BOP only items. Therefore you should only pick the specialization you can use.

I was about to pick up dragonscale on my Rogue to make stuff for my hunter, but with the change, I can make all the dragonscale (excluding the existing BoP items) and still spec elemental. So my rogue is speccing elemental to get the new BC BoP patterns for himself... and I can still make existing dragonscale for my hunter.

Comentario de Thottbot

For Druids :

If you are in a raiding guild or intend to join one, Elemental LW is the way to go IMO.

Reason simple :

You will most likely get healing equipment from guild. What about your DPS/farming equipment though? Ofc you can get one from BG. But you can just get Elemental LW and make your own set :) That's why, you should think again before choosing Tribal.

Comentario de Allakhazam

So alliance should have ALL the advantages? Perhaps they should move the quest to Stormwind <sarcasm>

Comentario de Allakhazam

Bah, I don't mind it being in the Searing Gorge. Hell, I was riding around there with my pally, just to open up the map areas, and I saw the chick. My Hunter does leatherworking, and he's 225, but not high enough lvl to do the quest yet, but I'm not too worried, since it's not hard to get to her, and you don't have to fight your way through or anything.

Comentario de Allakhazam

The Trainer in Searing Gorge is at these coordinates. (63,75) This is a scary place at lvl 40. Be prepared for lots of strong mobs!

Comentario de Allakhazam

Is there a place I can read up on the different types of leatherworking? I am not sure which one I want to go with for my hunter and I want to research the choice before I make a boo boo of picking the wrong one.
I have a troll hunter and a night elf hunter that both do leather, and I am not sure yet if they both should pick the same one (I assume hunters would just be the same...not that the race matters) or what.
Any advice?

Comentario de Allakhazam

Once you train for artisan from the guy at Wildhammer .. once you're artisan she will talk to you but only to tell you she is the elemental trainer .. you have to be 225 LW for her to give you the Elemental quest

Comentario de Allakhazam

tell me, does this kind of leatherworking produce much "mail" class armor...? if ir does, which one does produe almost only, or only leather?

Comentario de Allakhazam

Were do i go to train my skill after lvl225 im a 37 rogue and i need to get my skill up

Comentario de Allakhazam

Edited, Fri Feb 18 23:06:58 2005

Comentario de Allakhazam

I for some reason got Elemental for my NE hunter and it was a dumb move. All thats great is the Living stuff thats for Druids and the Stormshroude stuff thats for Rogues the epic shifting cape is good but its a dumb move for hunter in my opinion

Comentario de Allakhazam

For feral combat druids elemental helps with agility and is good for cat form. For restore/balance druids tribal leatherworking for the spirit and intellect boosts

Comentario de Allakhazam

Beeing a Feral Druid i found after a while that Elemental was best for me.
First i looked at Tribal, but thats more caster / healer related.
Dragonscale for Hunter / Shaman.

Feral druids should go for this quest as fast you have 260 leatherworking skill, and over lvl 45.
Buy the mats on AH, not expencive at all.
Also get mats for the pants when youre on AH.
Then go to the trainer, deliver the quest and make the pants. :=)

Must be the best feral pants out there at lvl 45.

Peletería elemental

Lleva 2 corazones de fuego, 2 globos de agua, 2 núcleos de tierra y 2 alientos de viento a Sarah Peletero a La Garganta de Fuego.

Al completar esta tarea aprenderás peletería elemental.

Si te dedicas a este arte, no podrás aprender peletería dragontina ni peletería tribal; piénsatelo bien antes de decidirte.

	Corazón de fuego (2)
	Globo de agua (2)
	Núcleo de tierra (2)
	Aliento del Viento (2)

Descripción

Mi especialidad es la peletería elemental. Si quieres abrir tu mente a los poderes mayores de la sustancia, te enseñaré todo lo que sé.

Debes saber, <clase>, que si aceptas estas lecciones te comprometes a no aprender peletería tribal ni dragontina; solo puedes aprender una de las tres artes. Además, tienes que probarme que estás en armonía con los elementos naturales; tráeme esencia pura de agua, tierra, viento y fuego.

Recompensas

Te van a lanzar el siguiente hechizo:

	Peletería elemental

Recibirás:

Ganancias

Cuando completes esta misión ganarás:

200 reputación con Peletería: elemental

Comprueba si ya lo has completad escribiendo:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(5144))

Guías

Pre-Questing Guide for Phase 3 - Season of Discovery

Peletería elemental

Descripción

Recompensas

Ganancias

Guías

Información relacionada

Contribuir