Hey.
Played a NE Hunter in OB, but decided to switch to mage for retail.
I got my talents down and all..
But one thing is still in the air...Professions.
A lot of mages went mining/engineering and quite frankly, I don't see why.
Mining/engineering doesn't seem to benefit the mage all that much - i can only see the goggles might help and the devices in pvp...
But other than that, i figured tailoring or alchemy would be better.
Am i missing something?
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Anything besides leatherworking and blacksmithing will do the mage good.
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Right...I can see how anything other than blacksmithing/leatherworking can help the mage...
But is there a specific reason people go mining/engineering that I'm not seeing?
Is it for the hats and various devices that can be used in Pvp?
But is there a specific reason people go mining/engineering that I'm not seeing?
Is it for the hats and various devices that can be used in Pvp?
A lot of people, not just mages, like engineering for the little tools that only they can use.
Most mages I know though go with alchemy/herbalism for the ability to heal themselves in fights. Its always a personal preferance though.
Most mages I know though go with alchemy/herbalism for the ability to heal themselves in fights. Its always a personal preferance though.
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Another common setup is tailoring and enchanting, so that you can make and enhance your own armor, as well as craft your own wands (although mages do get a pretty sweet wand from a class-exclusive quest)
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They get the engineering for the stunning bombs so they can kite better.
Note: ididn't mean stunning as a form of appealing.
Note: ididn't mean stunning as a form of appealing.
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