The War Within Leatherworking Guide - Best Profession Specialization Builds

Another Profession guide this time diving into Leatherworking for The War Within! Profession specialization builds are always a little tricky to get right before the expansion launches but being prepared is important!
As always, leave any questions you might have down in the comments below the video :D

Check out everything Goldmaking & Profession related For The War Within on this playlist:

0:00 Intro
0:45 Leatherworking Overview for The War Within
2:55 Leatherworking Profession Specs and What They Do
6:50 Profession Spec Build for Crafted Materials
9:00 Profession Spec Builds for Leather/Mail Crafted Gear
14:50 Profession Gear Crafting for an alt?
16:40 Summary and Outro

[Zanzarful]

Since I don't like the work orders much, i'm probably going to focus on crafting materials in leatherworking! What are your plans for the profession?

[dizzypsyclops]

Forte: 'fortay'. Something that someone excels at.

Chitin: 'kite in' basically exoskeleton, like on a bug or armadillo.

[eggtan]

Flawless
I think maybe profession gears and crafting mats will be good enough early on

[drh]

Chitin is pronounced "kite in"

[ausfoodgarden]

Thanks, man! You've got my main toon covered prof-wise.
My random picks for DF were totally wrong.
Chitin is pronounced like kite in. Cheers!

[chrishelt]

Flawless, I heard that this time around there isn't a bow in the leatherworking tree, the engineering gun is the only crafted ranged weapon. Is that correct?

[markroberts]

Flawless: I notice you have all the profession slots maxed out is that the design of the beta or did you have to do all that legwork yourself ? and how difficult is that going to be when TWW goes live ? i'm asking because I don't have a profession that I have maxed out yet and it's something I thought would be easier as time went on but it seems harder

[hayderkubba]

What are the professions that makes the most tools for other professions? I might have an alt just to do tools for other players

[DanielTorres-lbhs]

I am making a big guide for my guildies (who don't spend so much time on professions) and basically making the most efficient ways to do specific stuff, so maybe this will help a bit the people in the comments:


1. You should try to specialize in 1 thing, as Zanza said in this video; let's break it real quick:
-offensive armor
-profesion armor
- Mats and consumables 

- I will have my main leather worker on offensive armor (first mail, then I will move to leather) also i need to check the embelishments but being honest i will probably just focus on the 'non tier set tree' (boots and belt then hands and pants) cause the other side have more tier set items, most people wont use those items that much

 - For profession armor its pretty straight forward, just get enough point to unlock the profession side and complete it as soon as possible, then maybe you will want to unlock the consumables side 

Then we have the ''good for all'' tree; it should be the secondary tree for the above options. Once you finish the relevant stuff, you should start on this secondary tree and get the best build. For example, if you do armor, then you need resourcefulness and ingenuity; if you do mats and consumables, you should go for multicraft first.

And that's pretty much it. Sorry for my terrible English, though.

[djigeo]

Flawless
Tks for your video. It's clear and it really help me choosing a path.
Tho, i was wondering what i should go for.
I like the material way. I dont have much time farming tho, so i was wondering if i should go for Multicraft or concentration or resourcefulness ?
Or maybe something else?
Tks for your advices <3

[isiseungella]

Forte comes from Italian and is pronounced for-tay. Blizzard is helping us expand our vocabulary 😂
Flawless

[rxuqfsm]

How on earth did you get that amount of knowlege points