THE War Within Profession Guide! Understanding The Basics And Changes!

This is the introductory guide to understanding professions in The War Within! All the general information about changes including Concentration, Ingenuity, Patron Crafting Orders, specializations and more are contained here, with individual profession guides to release as we get closer to launch!

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0:00 Intro
1:33 Concentration replacing Inspiration
6:51 What is Ingenuity
9:05 Materials, skills, why gathering wins
15:05 Warband Bank do's and don'ts
18:04 Crafting Order changes and additions
20:39 How Knowledge Points changed
22:44 Why Artisan Acuity is different
24:11 Specializations: similar but more concise

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[SoulSoBreezy]

Critical changes or corrections will be here since this IS based on beta information. Hope this guide proves to be a helpful reference and stay tuned for the individual in-depth guides!

[Sk_Et]

So glad there's a creator who focuses on professions as much as you do. Thanks Soul!

[jaklg]

As someone that plays a lot of alts, many of which gather mats to support every profession, I LOVE the new bank feature for my reagents. It is going to save so much time not having to log in and out to mail mats. This is a huge quality of life improvement for someone like me.

[LordKatulu]

I've been a JC since TBC. Always loved doing my profession. Dragonflight is the first exp that i just gave up on it. It's just not fun anymore, too complicated, and feels like a job, not a game profession. Thank you for your video bro

[xilllllix]

just resubbed after 1.5 years and this is exactly what i was looking for regarding professions, thanks!

[sarahparrish]

After not being involved in crafting professions for like 10 years I finally got fed up with wasting money on pots/phials and rolled alchemy. I found it surprisingly fun in Dragonflight and this video helped me decide to stay committed to it in TWW

[ShadowsOfThePast]

Thanks a million for all the work! All the professions info has been very useful since you started those in DF.

[stiggyla]

Subscribed keen to watch all your profession guides the new profession system really looks like alot of fun to dive into

[thisismychannel]

I always thought crafting should have been an alternative route to gearing seperate from dungeons/raids but it's not, never has been. Every crafted piece requires some mat that drops off a raid or dungeon boss, so it's basically just a bad luck protection system that u have to sink a buncha time and gold into. U go raid and get no gear but every boss dropped a crafting mat so then u take your 10 mats and go make a piece of raid gear so you get something.

[GrayzBDF]

Very solid breakdown. It has dat oldschool Breezy vibe 👑

[bj_]

Something that would be cool to spice up public orders: if the commission was based on the max rank craft, and a lower rank craft would reward a lower % of the commission scaling down. Any commission not earned by the crafter would be refunded to the purchasing player.

Unlike the current public orders where the crafter has 0 incentive to make a better item. If you can only do a limited number of public orders per day there is an incentive to maximize the return you would get from those orders and might consider using concentration to bump up that public order, benefiting both the crafter and customer

[Quikbeam]

Glad someone is looking at professions, also glad to know that i will have a way to use the BOP artisan thing, i have thousands of it on my DF character and can do nothing with it

[wantgoodvibes]

Well thought out and great information, I will be returning to professions in TWW, looking forward to the coming guides as well. Thanks man, :)

[Kyroshi]

I never expected to enjoy a video about crafting this much 😂 thanks for your upload mate. Highly appreciated and a nice vibe. Happy to sub and check some more content

[MB-yflt]

I tried to work on some proffesions in DF, but never got good enough to make any usable recipe at 5 star, so all I did was make trash and waste gold, so I had to buy some tokens for gold. I understand we can't all just craft mythics epics, but it was annoying just crafting trash. Looks like there is NPC's accepting trash crafts, so that's nice.

[savorerguru]

The utmost important question for me is: Is the new system designed again to serve 0.001% of crafters who are price fixing and mass reporting others? What are your thoughts on this? I feel like they have come up with the npc work orders to give regular players a fake way out by not disrupting the actual crafters. As a player with a lot of max level professions at dragonflight, I always felt pushed out of the market by trade chat spammers. I think the idea from Blizz should be to change direction and make it difficult for ALL CRAFTERS to spam high level items, add a cap to private orders or remove them, make public orders a fair marketplace for all, removing its cap and bringing minimum quality there. I really do not understand why they are moving to make the game less enjoyable to masses but a few price fixing chat spammers.

[PatrickMurray]

This is exactly the content I was looking for to get a leg up on TWW. I made so many wrong choices in DF that pretty much left me permanently hamstrung. Thanks!

[UltimateGamerCC]

with Catchup and Concentration, i'll definitely be giving Crafting a go in TWW for Mogs as well as Gold.

[randomhuman]

this time Im just going to save my KPs for a while until its clear on where to put them. I use profs 99% for just crafting end game gear for myself and some guildies and then pots and phials. The worst part of these profs is trying to figure out where to spend the points in the most efficient way.

[timjdude]

The refinement mechanic provides the floor price of the higher quality items, the drop rate of of the higher quality gathering materials probably needs to max out at the refinement ratio. i.e. rank1 drops at least x times more often than rank2, where x is the # of rank1 needed to refine into rank2.