Leather-working is one of the primary professions. Your character can only have 2 primary professions at any time.Skinning allows players to gather leather and hides by skinning animals. Leather and hides are used forleather working. Leather is also used for some blacksmithing, engineering, and tailoring recipes.
In this sense, leather is collected by skinning beasts. These items can usually be used directly by the leather working profession without prior processing or treatment. The type of leather is usually directly related to the level of animal being skinned. Leatherworkers can also combine lighter leathers into heavier ones, even combining ruined leather scraps into usable leathers. Leather is closely related to Hides, although Hides are rarer and must often be prepared for use.
The leatherworking profession allows players to utilize the leather gathered through the skinning profession to create a variety of items, including cloaks, leather and mail armors, armor kits, quivers, and ammo pouches. The armor produced by leatherworking is chiefly of use to the leather and mail wearing classes: the druid, hunter, shaman, and rogue. While they can create a variety of items, they strangely cannot repair these items when damaged, and must still use the services of a repair vendor.At later levels, players can choose from one of three specializations within the leather working profession to create certain higher quality items. These three specializations are: Dragonscale Leatherworking, Elemental Leatherworking, or Tribal Leather working. Each specialization grants the crafter the ability to create and equip special soulbound armor sets at higher levels in The Burning Crusade.
At last,pay attention that when you open the leatherworking window or go to a trainer, you'll notice that the items in the list are colorized. The different colors represent different meanings as following:
Red : You're not yet able to learn to make this item (you'll only see this on pattern items).
Orange : You will always gain a skill point making the item (unless you're already at the maximum).
Yellow : You will probably gain a skill point making the item, but might not.
Green : You will most likely not gain a skill point making an item, but you could. (unlikely)
Gray : You won't gain any skill points making an item. In most cases, you'll probably just want to ignore gray skills completely (though don't forget that you can always use them as needed; for example, to turn leather scraps into light leather...)
Leatherworking is a good way to gather items.That meanings you do not need to buy wow gold to exchange the items.I think even the cheapest wow gold could not worth than items got from leatherworking.Besides,You will save lots of time to farm wow gold too.This is a good way I encourage every world of warcraft players to become rich.
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