WoW Classic Profession Picking Guide Part 2
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- Part 2 of my profession picking guide! See Part 1 here: • WoW Classic Profession...
Class Picking Guide: • WoW Classic Class Pick...
Alliance Race Picking Guide: • WoW Classic Race Picki...
Horde Race Picking Guide: • WoW Classic Race Picki...
In this one we cover:
Enchanting
Leatherworking
Tailoring
Cooking
First Aid
Fishing
& class-by-class rundown of my personal picks for each one
All Leatherworking Recipes(not split up by spec): wow.gamepedia....
All LW spec recipes: imgur.com/a/oU...
All Enchanting Recipes: wow.gamepedia....
All Tailoring Recipes: wow.gamepedia....
If you'd like a more in-depth look profession by profession, check out Frostadamus' coverage: • Professions
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Vurtne pvp by Vedic: • Vurtne Frost Mage PVP ...
If you have any suggestions, requests, or just general feedback let me know in the comments or with a message. I try my best to answer or at least read as many as I can.
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Sorry this took so long! Streaming has been eating up a lot of my time(I got in the beta). If you'd like to catch me live, you can find me here: www.twitch.tv/madseasonshow Enjoy the video!
will youtube see any beta content?
Share the beta on youtube
I was thinking about it, but I'm much more familiar with Twitch. TH-cam would be smarter viewer-wise, but I actually prefer starting smaller so I can get better =]
I've been watching your streams lately and they are some quality content (cough Mr. Schwarzenegger impressions cough). Keep doing what brings you the most joy :)
@@blueprint6810 Thanks...I still have a lot to learn/lots of improvements to make, but it means a lot!
Stop apologizing for length, we love your videos. Keep em coming.
I agree, I always find the videos informative no matter the length.
@@mikkachu I just like the voice and the music used in the video. Even though I don't like the contents I'm satisfied with how he narrated the video. 🤗
Agree......the longer the better!
YES!
@@aliNET86 Glad you enjoy them :}
Enchanting 0:35
Leatherworking 3:44
Tailoring 7:31
Fishing 10:04
Cooking 11:21
First Aid: 12:32
class-by-class rundown of his personal picks for each one 16:58
Actually had the thoughts or rolling a warlock main and resto shaman alt and your picks for proffesions were exactly what I was thinking lol.
Ziltoid BB yeah the video starts at 0:00.
thanks was just about to comment whats good for warlock
I think what I love about professions in Classic is how reliant you are on other players' professions. it's another layer added to the sense of community and reward.
Your videos are not too long! I really like how you structure them and that you are thorough, with excellent pointers.
Cheers!
I actually listen to it in the background when I do other things.
I don't mind the length of the videos either :)
@DrTheKay - Honestly, there is no phenomenon. I'll sometimes listen to it when I do house chores. Hahahaha
@DrTheKay Okay cool :}
These videos could be 45 min long, I'd still watch them all.
Been having a rough day, ending it with madseason is so comforting 😌🤭
Sorry to hear that - glad the video can help though. Enjoy your weekend!
@@madseasonshow thanks man keep doing what you do.
I remember back in the day when I used to play on my friend's account, he had no patience for fishing and skining/leatherworking.
So whenever he couldn't play, he send me a message that I can log in and honestly I've never played wow for combat, bosses or any of this stuff.
I've always searched for people from different corners of the world, chat with them from morning 'till sunset and slowly leveled up his professions.
To this day I remember this one Polish guy, wanting me to go to a raid with him and his guild so I could get the Core Armor Kit pattern.
I had no clue how to combat worked nor did I even know what to do at raids... so I was always behind everyone, slowly picking up leftover stuff and skinned whatever I could.
And even after tens of raids it never dropped.
I went on a absolute mad spree of a obtaining all of the possible patterns and never could do it, but now when the classic was released I can fulfill my dream
I'm the same way! There's a game on 3ds called Fantasy Life that you would enjoy.
" Like if you liked it, sub if you loved it" is what you have to say for your outro's :) works like a charm
Don't you dare ever change your intro music or intro line.
It's so soothing.
Such a great trademark
#nochanges
Funny, I hate that intro. I always mute or skip it. Good trademark though.
@@fantasick8880
Good God, man! Do you realized what you have done?! You have expressed an opinion against the fanbase. Take cover from the downvotes!
Brand spanking new to WoW classic and the more I learn, the more it gets addictive, I'm hooked
One thing to point out that is really important: The "leveling gear you can craft" is something really important in Vanilla. Unlike current wow, leveling takes months , so every item you get while leveling is an item you use for weeks or not months.
It makes me cry when I think how professions in retail have been nerfed to death, particularly tailoring which can be leveled in minutes simply by making bandages - which are also next to useless! One of the things I'm really looking forward to in Classic is the professions. Many thanks for these great videos!
i remember i grinded 12 hours for the crusader formula. Then I let my buddy play my character and he unlearned enchanting
Did you speak at his burial?
Lmfao damn
OOF OF THE DECADE
The best feeling when preparing for classic, mentally, is seeing your videos! Keep up the good work man
Yeah dud you will have a hell of a reality shock when you reach max.
Crafting was never relevant in live game. China Farmers kill all the Gold makeing with profesions.
The only way to get Gold is run Dungeons over & over endlessly.
And when you made enough you can buy yourself into a guild. Ofc they still wont give you loot come raid day.
Classic is one thing on paper and on private servers.
But the reality was hell a diffrent
Pls dont feel like you need to apologize for video length. Your videos are informative and well spoken. Rare combo.
Keep em coming!
i love how interconnected classic was - it feels so much more like a World
The length is just fine - I'm a beginner player and I understood every concept with no issue. Thanks for the schooling!
a video does not need to be forwarded to beginners; everyone of us needs a reminder so we can truly dive into the classic experience and these videos make me so hyped up for the fall and the announced release-date.
My favourite content creator for Classic by far.
Glad to hear you got in to beta finally.
Great job as always. Keep it up man!
Greetings from Sweden.
love his voice
Thanks...beta has been great! Streams are fun(maybe too fun - have to keep on track with the videos as well)
@@madseasonshow I will check out the stream in that case
Was going to make my warlock a herbalist/alchemist like his counterpart in live, but you've convinced me to become a tailor/enchanter
I'VE BEEN DYING FOR PART 2 YESSSS CAN'T WAIT FOR CLASSIC, ALL ABOARD THE NOSTALGIC HYPE TRAIN CHOO CHOO!!!!!
It's so far away! I wanna play.
I don't want to go on that train, except for my favourite dungeons (Atal'Hakkar, Blackrock and Scholomance).
But have a nice travel, my dude.
/train
I absolutely used to love being an Alchemical Priest. I could make my own potions for myself, to make money and my group. Then I became an elixer master, one of the few on my server, and made a ton on that.
I miss when professions had flavor.
One of the tough things about crafting professions is you're always running into roadblocks where you need to either stop leveling and grind out mats from lower level content or buy mats from other players, which turns it into a gold sink and/or a time sink. It's not a bad strategy to just go with two gathering profs (herb/skin) and sell everything until you get to max and then stockpile a good amount of mats and switch to one or more crafting professions. At top level gathering the stuff you need to power level a crafting profession is a lot easier and faster and relatively cheaper.
Great vid as always my monotone friend. Nice to see you plugging my boy frosty too. See you in classic
The longer the better. I can’t get enough of your videos
First aid was really handy for mana users like Paladins etc. As mana regeneration was much slower, requiring you to drink etc. So preserving mana was more important. Using a bandage meant you could save your mana for more important spells. I used to use bandages a lot on my pally between fights to save me from having to drink.
I like engineering on my hunter as they can make their own guns and bullets. Carry mats on you when in dungeons and you can quickly make ammo for yourself and others, as well as provide a repair bot for the group. There's also one classic quest that requires high explosives, so you could sell them in the AH.
You can level your cooking up by making spiced bread right off the bat up to level 40 if you don't mind spending a few silver on mats. The best method for leveling cooking and fishing is to fish certain zones up to a level, cook the fish, then move on to a higher level zone with the next level fish etc... it's not really THAT hard once you know where to go. I used to level fishing while I waited for the ferry to someplace or when waiting for a dungeon or raid group of just chatting in guild, don't ever just stand around doing nothing, and that goes for the modern game. If you're just chatting, find a dock and start fishing while you chat. A few fish here, a few fish there really adds up over time. I never had a problem maxing out my fishing on all my toons.
Just want to mention that first aid is now part of tailoring and mages do not have a self heal in retail (no, conjure food doesn’t count anymore than regular food because you can’t use it in combat).
Dunno why I watch these videos. I know everything mentioned in this video, but for some reason it's calming to just watch your videos for +20 minutes without even getting bored.
Instant click
Thanks for the content dude. Hope you continue to do more all throughout classic
For sure! Editing is my passion - I'll be doing it in my 80s when I'm in my diapers, ranting about how WoW 5 jumped the shark with the Wrath of the Space Lords expansion.
@@madseasonshow :D
I made loads of gold stealth running the wing of Scarlet Monastery where bosses dropped items that disenchanted to Large Radiant Shards. I don't recall why they sold for lots on my server, but it was a worthwhile farm.
You smashed my nostalgia button into dust with the fisherman's horizon music.
I'd like to make a special mention for Tailor/Enchanter for Rogue. You could make an absolute fortune stealthing to bosses in Uldaman for Large Radiant Shards and then when you had good 60 gear doing solo Strath runs for Righteous Orbs and Large Brilliant Shards. This was the sole reason I was able to afford my epic mount before all my friends lol
Something that might be worth considering. Early on, like the first bit of phase one, some professions might be much better money makers then you would expect. For example, early wands tend to be really hard to get on the alliance side, and early wands are pretty crucial to leveling in the early game for early clothies. So that might be something to consider for early gold. Either when choosing your profession or getting your bank alt started up. (Bank alts of level 5 and higher can learn skills, level 1 enchanting can dust everything in the game). It kind of goes outside the "this formula for most consistent gold" and has some risk, but may be of value.
Tailoring/enchanting is an old standby. It's what you take when you want the most return for the least math. Essence and dust is always an attractive product because it has no vendor price, and thus, has no auction house fee. It's tempting to just turn everything into a green or blue, dust it, then post it. You'll make money, but it's not best practice.
Tailoring has bottlenecks where people tend to get frustrated. Mageweave is one if memory serves and people are willing to pay a lot more for the raw cloth then enchanters will pay for the dust and essence. Your basically looking for places where people are trying to buy skill ups. Easiest way to do this is to eyeball cloth prices on the AH, and compare them to how much it takes to get dust and how much that's going for. Of course you can get a lot more detail oriented with this, I find there is a law of diminishing returns but some people love playing with spreadsheets.
This is a alternate money idea for gatherers. I've seen it in Vanilla and have no idea how well it worked, but I'm gonna throw it out there because I love talking about classic.
Selling profession kits. Basically grab a profession leveling guide, gather everything you need to get to a certain point, and sell that. Kind of like one of those "we'll send you the ingredients, you cook the meals" kind of thing. It wasn't uncommon to see people doing this back in the day. If your particularly ambitious and good at farming you might find it worth your while. Back then the idea of buying whole kits wasn't really a thing, but it may be something worth considering if you like that sort of thing.
I comment very very rarely. But I have to say this. Your videos esp this is so good. I love your voice and your talk style. Keep it up!
I like how on the app it has the preview and I immediately hear your intro through it.
Mage with Tailoring and Skinning, with an enchanter bank alt to disenchant and stockpile shards. After reaching 60 and a comfortable amount of gold, drop Skinning for Enchanting. All the minor professions of course, buff foods always sell well to lazy raiders and a bank full of Winter Squid caught in the winter will make you Big Bucks the following summer.
Finally. My week has finally been satisfied
Enjoy dude!
I like this Channel even more after the Shoutout to Frostadamus , these two are my fav channels to binge while waiting for Classic Release!
Yes!
Thanks for the help with choosing professions. Im usually a warrior/paladin but im gonna go rogue this time with your recommended professions
Awesome video! Very thorough. Heads up guys. Secondary professions start on 9:37.
Fun fact: Lockboxes are now the only thing the “will not trade” window is solely used for with the addition of vellums
I am glad that you try to keep your videos from getting too long...otherwise, I would never get anything done! Seriously, I could (and have) watch your videos for hours on end. In my humble opinion, when it comes to WOW content, you are in a class by yourself.
I love you so much that you will be the only channel where I get notifications every time you post a new video.
This just keeps reminding me how time consuming was Vanilla. I doubt i'll even make it to 60 lol
For real. I dont plan to hit 60 til fucking August of next year lmao
Ikr, how do people do it? My guildie is already 60 as a solo questing rogue. He only has 5 days played.
Thank you for your videos, I usually only have time to view them late in the evening, and your voice is soothing and calming after a long days work. Good fortune and blessings upon you.
Rogues going Herb/Alch makes sense. They are already brewing poisons, so its hardly a stretch to imagine them brewing potions/elixirs as well. Fantastic video!
Great video! I also really like the amount of FF music that you're using.
@2:58 Damn, man, a Fisherman’s Horizon is a great choice for some background music. Awesome video, thanks for going in depth with the professions like this. Making it a two-parter was a great idea.
I wish i could express just how much I look forward to your Vids'..and they are NEVER too long. Have a great weekend and thank you always for truly enjoyable informative content.
If I'm not mistaken the first 60(?) levels of Enchanting can be gained just from Disenchanting, so save your materials for after that!
hirotaro taira That sounds about right, but I think when it gets closer to 60 the level up requires two disenchants per next level because it turns green to grey very fast afterward.
I love the PS1-era Final Fantasy tunes sprinkled throughout your videos, man. I hear a lot of FF8 tracks, which I think has one of the best OSTs ever made!
I would recommend engineering for every tank (unless you play a feral tanking druid)!
No matter how casual you want to play! It just helps out so much with aggro, AoE pulls and faster boss fights. You pop one sapper charge in a dungeon and all the mobs stay on you!^^
Very expensive doing that on every pull.
@@SuperYtc1 Never said that^^
On threat or dps bosses and big AoE pulls it´s worth it!
@@Spinexus If you only do it on some pulls your bottleneck is still not doing it. So you may as well just get good and learn to cope without them. Becoming reliant on them is a bad thing imo.
Your economy as a tank is strained enough without engineering ;). Maby for an alt. Would not recomend for main
I used to play circa 2007 - 2009 and then again in 2014 for a few months. Yeah, it's been a while. I might start playing again soon, so this video helped. When I was a noob, I was too indecisive - I tried skinning and leatherworking, after a month, unlearned it and did herbalism and alchemy, etc. Now, I'd rather do a double gather for my first character just so that I can get me some shiny gold! (I'm sure that a double gather is a no-brainer for many, but again... I was a noob.)
Thanks for making this video!
Back in the day it was thanks to fishing and cooking that i was able to get my 40 mount, fishing deviate fish and cooking them into savory deviate delight was easy money if you are horde since you can fish them in the lakes near Wailing Caverns and can be done with a low lvl fishing and cooking. They always sell fast, everyone loves turning into a ninja or pirate.
And if you're on a PvP realm and you're tired of getting ganked in The Barrens (mostly just applies if you're Alliance), know that you can also catch Deviate fish in the instance itself, safe from harm.
Finally. Been waiting like 2 weeks for this.
Engi is so amazing for hunters. Crafted guns and ammo, the goblin jumper cables to save a run back for the whole group after Feign Death, the bombs to stun something in your dead zone so you can get range again. And the Gadgetzan port to get to the neutral AH, parachute cloak for when it fails (and you can fire while in the air, say from the cliff in Arathi), speed boots to escape pretty much anything. Water breathing. And the fact most of the gear is cloth doesn't matter as much because there is no Mastery benefit to lose out on, just some armor (also less of an issue for hunters who stay at range). Trinkets are very hard to come by early game, too, so those mediocre engi trinkets are better than most non-engi players will have leveling up. I think I might even love engi more on my Classic hunter than my retail one. :D Can't wait!
I’m only 3 min in and its depth is so large, well done sir
im not going to play classic wow, because I know it will ruin my life and I don't have the time to invest in it.But I do have to say, watching all your videos; brings back all my good vanilla wow memories, and it sparks this nostalgic love feeling. this content is keeping me alive.
Thanks alot for your effort and even now that you are also streaming! Your content quality doesnt suffer from it so keep up the good work!
My man with the FFX backround music, love it. Good video
I know you've mentioned your voice being monotone before, as a bad thing.
But I suspect the opposite is true. That the fact that you sound so calm and relaxed is really re-assuring for newbies.
"Hey. Lets take it slow and I'll help you out. No Pressure. We'll get there in your own time."
You managed to bust out "plethora". gratz! great guide thanks.
Didn't even realize that I have been watching this (and part 1) for about 1 hour. Great content and I don't mind the length, I would rather sit here for 1 hour and get the in-depth info then sit here for 20 minutes and only get the surface level stuff. Picking your professions can be just as important as what class/race you pick, as it takes a long time to level and would be a waste to switch them around, so I want to be sure what I am picking, now that the classic release is so close. I've decided on enchanting + tailoring on my mage (had these in mind before the video, but this has just confirmed it) then if I level up a second character it would most likely be a rouge, and I would pick up engineering on that one.
I’m running a 3 man group for classic. I’m going Undead lock with Herb and Alc. One of my cousins is going Undead priest starting with tailoring and enchanting so he make us wands early on and then he’s switch to tailoring and leather working. And my second cousin is going Tauren shaman with Mining and Engineering. (shaman might have different prof over mining i’m not 100% sure). IM SO EXCITED FOR CLASSIX
I still used First Aid in MoP like in every PvP fight, I really don't see why they could not just have left it in. You could also get more out of your videos if you put time stamps into the description for ease of access, as possibly I or someone else may want to come back to this. Well thank you anyways, this will be useful and I respect the time you put into this.
One suggestion I'd have for people is to go Skinning+Mining while levelling, then swap to Engineering+(a crafting profession) at 60.
What this guy said. If you just level your gathering professions alongside your levelling, and take a few detours when going from point A to point B gathering on the way, you'll have no problems getting your mount at 40, and well into your 100% mount once you ding 60.
hey, just want to tell you that I think your voice is awesome! I as a non native English speaker understand almost everything, helps me to understand English in general better. oh and your videos are great as well!
It amazes me just how pointless crafting is in BFA.
Current WoW is pointless so it doesn't surprise me SMH
Professions used to be one of my favorite parts of the game. I feel like they have been garbage since WoD and it’s only gotten worse.
@@boozie773 same here. I really enjoyed profs up until WOD
Idk some gear is bis for me
@@hondashadowfrontcaliperrebuild totally agree. Garrisons alone ruined professions for me.
Every new video adds a liitle bit of joy to my day!
Late reply, but fishing is and always will be one of the greatest skills. Enjoyable in real life as well as in game. Spot on.
Your videos are pure ASMR. Given, your voice sounds like you're always out of breath, but I would be too, if I had to cram so much information into a video
You and Frost are my favorite classic content creators :D! And I like the length of your videos, keepem coming, I can't wait for release Dx
Geez, I've been playing Wow since the end of BC and I never knew what those moonwells were for until now.
Long videos are way better, it's nice getting so much depth!
I don't play WoW anymore and don't plan on playing Classic. Yet here I am watching these videos anyway.
For tailoring it wasn't until TBC that they got 3 specializations for fire/ice/shadow cloth, also for some reason I found easier to level cooking on alliance since one of the recipes requieres coyote meat and its only found on westfall making that almost useless for horde when leveling up.
Oh man. I was about to go to bed, but then I saw you had a new video up.
Had to watch it before sleep. Oh, it's 2:40 AM... NVM, it's fine, sleep can come after this delicious video.
Thanks madseason! Have been waiting for this one, cheers!
Damn son, was just watching the first part and BOOM! 2nd part is here already. Thanks for the content!
Another great video! I think if I play classic (I want to, but probably shouldn't just due to the time it would take) I'd go for a warrior and either one of the weaponsmith specializations, or a couple gathering professions to make money. It's a little less time consuming to do something like mining/skinning or herbalism/skinning while leveling up, and then drop one gathering profession at 60 to go for a craft supported by the other gathering profession. Especially if you're just stockpiling ore/herbs/leather for your future craft, and selling the other bunch of materials. Enchanting being its own thing also makes it good to pair up with a gathering profession. Sell gathering materials on the AH, buy cheap green gear on the AH with your profits, and use that to level up your enchanting if you don't want to be a tailor, or you're doing it on a non-cloth class.
Oh boy, another Mad Season video
Yay!
Thank you for the mention Madseasonshow. Gonna pop more often on your stream, although I'm a bit of a lurker :P
Great job Mad. Love your vids.
One thing to point out though. Eachanting is a Huge money sink. Probably even bigger than Engeneering. When you level tailoring all the items you craft (especially at the start of a server) you sell Very well. When you diss it people wont care about any enchants except the final tier ones. So you will be spending your tailoring items for disenchanting and then you'll be enchanting stuff for no (or almost no) cost untill you get to the best enchants. On your first character you can forget about making money with you profs by leveling if you pick enchanting.
I remember rocking tailoring on my warrior. That was a mistake.
Colin Stuart I maxed out blacksmithing on my priest. Had the full mithril and thorium armour set patterns. Then I discovered the magic of crafted BOP and cried.
I Like Alchemy And Herbalism on my Warrior because Warriors don’t have any Utility. No invisibility, or Sprint etc. with potions then you do!
Your videos are so great! Thank you for the breakdown of everything and the choices available for classic. I started in BC (Draenei paladin) and so didn't know how much was different. Watching all your Classic choice videos, I've decided on a Tauren Shaman, alch/herb.
That Westfall music at the beginning is epic!
Just to add, Paladins in classic were the only class who did not have any ranged attacks in their abilities. The only ranged attack they had was through Holy shock which had only 20 yards range and you had to spend 31 points in Holy. Engineering gave paladins access to bombs and their range as far as I remember were 30 yards, so it allowed them to pull mobs for quests that would otherwise not be possible using their core kit.
While I did not use engineering back when I played classic originally, the engineering was deemed the profession that "completed" the paladin class. It gave them access to extra CC, move speed increase, etc, all those flexibility helped cover paladin's weaknesses especially in PVP. Add 3 forms of death prevention (Blessing of Protection, Divine Shield, and Lay on Hands), paladins were incredibly hard to kill, and Engineering made them even more headache to deal with when they could CC you more and had their cooldowns reset in between them.
The drawbacks? Spending a lot of time farming for ores to create those bombs, and engineering generally was not profitable profession in most cases, as most of their items required certain Engineering skill level to use. Paladins however were equipped with healing spells to get invited to raids/dungeons easily, so this would help a lot in making some money.
Yeah, basically unless it really craps on your personal class fantasy, a paladin should level as engineer/miner to 60 at which point you can drop mining. It isn't about min/maxing, it's just that the whole class feels like it was designed around the players doing this. It actually strongly feels like the right thing to do, at least when I'm playing. Forgoing engineering as a paladin is pure masochism. Though some people are into that I guess.
Hello, New sub here! A few days ago I started preparations for WoW Classic and I stumbled upon your class picking video. Since then I’ve basically been binging all of your videos. I really love your content, keep it up good sir!
You put so much effort into your videos. I love it!!
Was just thinking I needed a new MadSeason episode in my life.
Really enjoying this FFX music throughout the videos.
Another great video! So helpful...... NELF Hunter with Skinning , Herbalism, + Warrior with Blacksmith & Mining. Once 60 my hunter is going Enginnering for sure.
Why not level the eng. along the way?
Loving the Final Fantasy X music
Love the final fantasy music in the background!
A thing about leatherworking: if private servers are anything to go by, the salt shaker cooldown will be far more profitable than alchemy or tailoring. I guess because there are so few leatherworkers the supply is much lower. This especially true once Naxx is out because Cured Rugged Leather is used in all T3 sets. Currently on Northdale an Arcanite transmute will earn you about 10g, Mooncloth transmute about 11g and Cured Rugged Hide a whopping 50g. Before Naxxramas it won't be this extreme of course, but it used to still be significantly higher than the others.
I absolutely love your longer videos man. Keep on keepin' on.
You see, this is why I can't wait for wow classic. Because here things in the game actually matters. What profession you choose, which class, race, talent you pick, everything has a certain impact on your game. Not like today wow... See you all in Azeroth on 27 August!! :)
I loved this series. I played on the tail end like the last 6 months or so of Vanilla and I find I often miss it and feel very nostalgic for it even moreso after the Cata world changes. These bring back some fantastic memories. My shaman was LW/Skinning back in the day, he still is to this day but it doesn't feel as...immersive as it used to. I might do Tailoring/Enchanting but I don't know if I want to recreate the experience with Shaman, play a Druid or what class I want to jump into. These days I have a Hunter Enchanter/Tailor and I often get looked at like I'm insane for it xD