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WoW Forever professions: recipes, camps and changes

All twelve WoW Forever professions with beta client data: how many new recipes each gets, what stands out, its three camp objects and what changes from Classic.

Recipes
2,518
New in Forever
958
Professions
12

Crafting professions

You pick two primary professions. Each page has its recipes, with reagents and the skill they ask for.

Alchemy

Potions, elixirs, flasks and transmutes

Mana Well at camp, from skill 20Mana regeneration; doesn't stack with Blessing of Wisdom

197 recipes, 71 new in Forever · Goes with Herbalism

Blacksmithing

Weapons, mail and plate, sharpening stones and shield spikes

Sharpening Wheel at camp, from skill 20More Strength; doesn't stack with Strength of Earth Totem

512 recipes, 203 new in Forever · Goes with Mining

Enchanting

Enchants for gear, wands and oils

Enchanted Lute at camp, from skill 20More armor, stats and resistances; doesn't stack with Mark of the Wild

261 recipes, 63 new in Forever · Goes with Tailoring

Engineering

Bombs, trinkets, goggles, guns and scopes

Reagent Bot at camp, from skill 20Sells reagents to everyone at the camp

278 recipes, 80 new in Forever · Goes with Mining

Leatherworking

Leather and mail armor, cloaks, armor kits and bags

Camp Tent at camp, from skill 20Raises rested experience up to 5% of a level

604 recipes, 283 new in Forever · Goes with Skinning

Tailoring

Cloth armor, cloaks, bags and shirts

Faction Banner at camp, from skill 20More Spirit for your faction; doesn't stack with Divine Spirit

477 recipes, 186 new in Forever · Goes with Enchanting

Gathering professions

They count as primary and feed the crafting ones.

Herbalism

The herbs of every zone

Incense Candle at camp, from skill 20More Intellect; doesn't stack with Arcane Intellect

3 recipes, 3 new in Forever · Goes with Alchemy

Mining

Ore and stone from veins, and bars from smelting

Lodestone at camp, from skill 20More melee attack power; doesn't stack with Blessing of Might

18 recipes, 5 new in Forever · Goes with Blacksmithing

Skinning

Leather and hides from beasts

Camp Chair at camp, from skill 202% more critical strike chance; doesn't stack with Moonkin Aura

No recipes · Goes with Leatherworking

Secondary professions

All three can be learned on top of your two primaries.

Cooking

Food that gives buffs

Basic Campfire at camp, from skill 1Allows cooking and placing 3 camp objects

133 recipes, 44 new in Forever · Goes with Fishing

First Aid

Bandages and, in Forever, healing potions

First Aid Kit at camp, from skill 20More Stamina; doesn't stack with Power Word: Fortitude

32 recipes, 17 new in Forever

Fishing

Fish for cooking and alchemy

Fish Bowl at camp, from skill 208% more stats; doesn't stack with Blessing of Kings

3 recipes, 3 new in Forever · Goes with Cooking

Shopping list

Pick a profession: from your skill to the one you want, which recipes to make, how many times and what to buy, worked out from the beta client’s recipes.

Recipes by profession

ProfessionRecipesNewChangedSame
Alchemy197714284
Blacksmithing5122039300
Enchanting2616373125
Engineering278805193
Herbalism3300
Leatherworking6042831320
Mining185013
SkinningNo recipes
Tailoring4771865286
Cooking13344188
First Aid3217015
Fishing3300

Count from Wowhead's Forever database, taken from the beta client (1.60.1), as of 24 September 2026. It includes camp objects and faction variants, which is why it's higher than Blizzard's "over 600". It may change before launch.

What changes in each profession

Names of new recipes and items are from the game client in English, in italics. We'll keep them in sync as the beta changes.

Primary

Alchemy

197 recipes: 71 new, 42 changed and 84 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Potions, elixirs and transmutes. Flasks required an Alchemy Lab found only in specific places.

What stands out

  • New potion and elixir families at every tier from skill 10: Mender's, Spellblasting and Frenzy potions; Cleric's and Mageblood elixirs. Alchemy is useful while you level, not just at 60.
  • Utility potions that didn't exist: Disorienting Smog Potion, Caustic Smog Potion, Dragonfire Potion, Potion of Beast Culling and Potion of Elemental Siphoning.
  • At the very top, four new flasks (Flask of Natural Accuracy, Aggression, Precision and Swiftness) and Transmute: Legionite.
  • It has the second most changed recipes (42), after Enchanting.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Mana WellMana regeneration; doesn't stack with Blessing of Wisdom
  2. Skill 140FermenterReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and lets you create certain reagents
  3. Skill 300Alchemy LaboratoryReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works as the lab for recipes that need one

Blacksmithing

512 recipes: 203 new, 9 changed and 300 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Weapons, plate and mail armor, with anvils and forges only in towns and cities.

What stands out

  • Mail and plate sets for levelling in five role versions: Acolyte's, Crusader's, Guard's, Protector's and Veteran's up to skill 155, then Justicar's, Officer's, Prefect's, Sentinel's and Warder's.
  • Skyforged pieces in two finishes (Azure and Cloudy) from skill 55, plus Sterling Silver, Hard Gold, Shining Mithril and Blessed Plate lines.
  • New weapons such as Bagh Nakh, Legionite Glaive or Stormcarver, and mithril and arcanite blacksmith hammers.
  • At the top, the of Glory and Justice sets and Azerothium pieces, a new metal smelted by Mining.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Sharpening WheelMore Strength; doesn't stack with Strength of Earth Totem
  2. Skill 140AnvilReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works as an anvil
  3. Skill 300Master ForgeReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works as the forge for recipes that need one

Enchanting

261 recipes: 63 new, 73 changed and 125 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Disenchanting items and enchanting gear.

What stands out

  • It's the profession with the most changed recipes: 73 of 261.
  • Necklace enchants, which didn't exist in Classic: Agility, Strength, Deflection, Spell Power and Healing Power. Also a chest enchant (Absorption) and several bracer and two-hand weapon ones.
  • It crafts items, not just enchants: relics for druids, shamans and paladins (idols, totems and librams), staves (Glimmering Staff, Soulstaff, Dreamstaff, Radiant Staff), wands, orbs and the Heart of the Mountain trinkets.
  • Gloves for gatherers: Advanced Skinning (+10 Skinning) and Lotus Claw, which gives a chance at Death Lotus, a new herb, when gathering herbs in Hyjal.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Enchanted LuteMore armor, stats and resistances; doesn't stack with Mark of the Wild
  2. Skill 140Arcane SalvagerReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and makes disenchanting more efficient
  3. Skill 300Arcane ForgeReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works as the Arcane Forge for recipes that need one

Engineering

278 recipes: 80 new, 5 changed and 193 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Gadgets, explosives and the Gnomish and Goblin paths.

What stands out

  • Two new explosive lines that run through the whole profession: SAF-T (dynamite, bombs, parachute, teleport) and EZ-Thro (grenades, mortars, mana bombs).
  • Travel: Dimensional Transporter - Mt. Hyjal, field transporters to Mount Hyjal and Gadgetzan, SAF-T Emergency Ripper: Everlook and the Ultralight Goblin Glider.
  • Four new goggles at skill 205, rockets and rocket clusters in three colours, new ammo (Swiftfeather Arrow, Swiftstrike Shot) and the Hyper Deluxe Sniper Rifle Mk XVII.
  • Gnomes fail less: their Engineering Specialization racial cuts device failures by 20%.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Reagent BotSells reagents to everyone at the camp
  2. Skill 140Repair BotSells reagents and also repairs gear
  3. Skill 300Anarchist's WorkbenchA workbench for recipes that need it

Herbalism

3 recipes: 3 new, 0 changed and 0 as in Classic.

In Classic Gathering herbs across the world.

What stands out

  • It has no recipes of its own: everything new is its three camp objects, and the two advanced ones grow herbs from seeds.
  • Tauren have Cultivation: it grows a copy of a nearby herb that they can pick without Herbalism.
  • Legacy perk Bountiful Harvest: extra Scarce resources when gathering.

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Incense CandleMore Intellect; doesn't stack with Arcane Intellect
  2. Skill 140GreenhouseReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and grows herbs over time from planted seeds
  3. Skill 300Seed HybridizerReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and multiplies seeds or combines them into rarer ones

Leatherworking

604 recipes: 283 new, 1 changed and 320 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Leather and mail armor, with the Dragonscale, Elemental and Tribal paths.

What stands out

  • It's the profession with the most new recipes: 283, almost half of its 604.
  • Leather and mail levelling sets, one per playstyle: Brawler's, Defender's, Stormrider's, Totemic, Trapper's and Wisdom's, then Mender's, Prowler's, Skirmisher's, Skulker's, Skycaller's, Stalker's and Warden's.
  • Forceful and Mystic armor kits for every leather grade, and Light Leather Reagent Bag, a reagent bag at skill 40.
  • 140 of its new recipes need skill 226 or more: Grovekeeper and Spiritcaller sets, Tooled Leather and Blue Suede lines and dragonscale helms.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Camp TentRaises rested experience up to 5% of a level
  2. Skill 140Tanning RackReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and lets you create certain reagents
  3. Skill 300Sewing MachineReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works for recipes that need it

Mining

18 recipes: 5 new, 0 changed and 13 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Mining ore and smelting it at a forge.

What stands out

  • Two new smelts: Smelt Azerothium (skill 275), the new metal Blacksmithing uses, and Smelt Heavy Thorium (300).
  • Legacy perk Bountiful Harvest: extra Scarce resources when gathering.

At the camp

  1. Skill 20LodestoneMore melee attack power; doesn't stack with Blessing of Might
  2. Skill 140Rock GardenReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and spawns a common mining node over time
  3. Skill 300Molten FoundryReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works for recipes that need it

Skinning

No recipes

In Classic Skinning beasts for leather.

What stands out

  • No recipes in the beta client: what's new is its camp objects, which need Skinning to place.
  • The Advanced Skinning glove enchant gives +10 skill.
  • Legacy perk Bountiful Harvest: extra Scarce resources when gathering.

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Camp Chair2% more critical strike chance; doesn't stack with Moonkin Aura
  2. Skill 140Field GuideReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and reading it grants Track Beasts. Learned from a blueprint
  3. Skill 300Trapper's WorkbenchReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and holds a trap

Tailoring

477 recipes: 186 new, 5 changed and 286 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Cloth armor and bags.

What stands out

  • A reagent bag for every cloth: linen (skill 30), wool (75), silk (135), mageweave (205), runecloth (230) and mooncloth (270), plus Bottomless Reagent Bag at 315.
  • Levelling pieces in six variants (Flame, Pearly, Pristine, Shadow, Shining and Silky), then Earthen, Earthenweave, Ghostweave and Nether lines.
  • At the top, Felblood Soul Bag for warlocks, new cloaks and the Conviction, Demonheart and Manaflare sets.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Faction BannerMore Spirit for your faction; doesn't stack with Divine Spirit
  2. Skill 140Spinning WheelReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and lets you create certain reagents
  3. Skill 300LoomReplaces the first object and keeps its buff, and works as the loom for recipes that need one

Secondary

Cooking

133 recipes: 44 new, 1 changed and 88 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Food with stats; the campfire was only for cooking.

What stands out

  • Crafted food gives a small experience bonus on top of stats (Blizzard).
  • New teas and smoothies at every tier (Peace Tea, Royal Tea, Triage Tea, Sage's Tea; Venomous, Slimy, Spicy and Wicked Smoothie) and dishes such as Skywall Souffle or Prehistoric Pulled Raptor.
  • Cooking sets the size of the camp: how many objects fit depends on the campfire.
  • Legacy perk Master Chef: a chance of extra results.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 1Basic CampfireAllows cooking and placing 3 camp objects
  2. Skill 90Journeyman CampfireAllows placing 5 objects
  3. Skill 140Cookie's FeastStamina-boosting food for everyone at the camp
  4. Skill 200Expert CampfireAllows placing 10 objects
  5. Skill 300Iron OvenRequired for the most advanced cooking recipes

First Aid

32 recipes: 17 new, 0 changed and 15 as in Classic.

All its recipes

In Classic Bandages and anti-venom.

What stands out

  • More than half its recipes are new: 17 of 32.
  • It crafts healing potions, in five ranks from Minor Healing Potion to Major Healing Potion.
  • Tourniquets (Woolen, Leather, Surgical Tourniquet), four poultices and Potent Anti-Venom.

Where the new recipes fall

At the camp

  1. Skill 20First Aid KitMore Stamina; doesn't stack with Power Word: Fortitude
  2. Skill 140Toxin StudyEffect not published yet
  3. Skill 300Plague Doctor's LaboratoryEffect not published yet

Fishing

3 recipes: 3 new, 0 changed and 0 as in Classic.

In Classic Fishing waters around the world.

What stands out

  • It has no recipes of its own: what's new is its camp objects, which unlock uncommon and rare fish for an hour.
  • Legacy perk Luremaster: a chance to catch extra fish.

At the camp

  1. Skill 20Fish Bowl8% more stats; doesn't stack with Blessing of Kings
  2. Skill 140Fishing RackReplaces the first object and keeps its buff; for an hour you catch uncommon fish, and it gives fishing lures
  3. Skill 300Fishing HutReplaces the first object and keeps its buff; for an hour you catch rare fish, and it gives fishing lures

How the camp works

  1. Around level 5, a quest asks you to sit by a campfire and sends you to learn Cooking: with it you craft your Basic Campfire.

  2. Each profession has three objects, at skill 20, 140 and 300. Its trainer teaches the first one through a quest; the advanced ones come from trainers and Blueprints dropped by dungeon bosses.

  3. Up to 3 objects go around the campfire, one per player, sharing a one-hour cooldown. The more advanced cooking campfires allow 5 or 10.

  4. You have to sit by the fire to get the buffs. They're similar to class buffs and don't stack with them; advanced objects keep the first object's buff and add something else.

The full detail, with every source, in the article: WoW Forever professions: 600 recipes and shared campfires

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Professions and Legacy

A Legacy point the first time you reach 150, 225 and 300 in each crafting profession.

The Professions tree has perks such as Working Overtime (more skill-ups), Bountiful Harvest (Scarce resources when gathering), Bartering, Dedicated Study, Master Chef and Luremaster.

Legacy system guide

What changes from Classic

What it was in Classic and what it is now, row by row.

—ClassicWoW Forever
RecipesClassicClassic'sWoW ForeverOver 600 new ones according to Blizzard. Wowhead's database, taken from the beta client, lists 958 new out of 2,518, counting variants and camp objects
CampClassicDid not existWoW ForeverA campfire with vendors, repairs, profession stations and one-hour buffs
Camp objectsClassicDid not existWoW ForeverThree per profession, at skill 20, 140 and 300. Each gives a buff similar to a class buff, which doesn't stack with it
Boss recipesClassicSome recipes dropped in dungeonsWoW ForeverAlso, Blueprints for advanced camp objects dropped by dungeon bosses
Reagent bagsClassicDid not existWoW ForeverRecipes in Tailoring and Leatherworking; according to Warcraft Tavern, with their own slot
First gathering skillClassicFrom a trainerWoW ForeverA quest around level 3 or 4 rewards a Herbalism, Mining or Skinning manual
FoodClassicStats onlyWoW ForeverStats plus a small experience bonus
LegacyClassicDid not existWoW ForeverA point for reaching 150, 225 and 300 in each crafting profession, and a Professions perk tree

Data from beta client 1.60.1.70707, updated 30 Oct 2026.

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