World of Warcraft: Forever Tailoring Guide

Tailoring is a primary crafting profession that turns cloth into armor, cloaks, bags, shirts, and other useful items. This overview covers what Tailoring does in WoW Forever, where trainers can be found for each rank, the best profession to pair with it, and the benefits and campfire features it provides.

Tailors turn cloth looted from enemies into armor, cloaks, bags, and shirts. Mages, Priests, and Warlocks can make gear for themselves as they level, filling slots where a useful quest reward or dungeon drop has been hard to find.

Most of the cloth used in Tailoring comes from enemies you are already fighting, so you can turn what you loot into equipment as you level. Mages, Priests, and Warlocks can wear the armor they make to replace weak pieces between quests or dungeon runs, while the bags are useful even if your other characters never wear cloth armor.

Tailoring also makes general-purpose bags, from an early Linen Bag to a larger Runecloth Bag in the late game, giving you extra inventory space as you travel. Bags are also a very profitable item to make, as every character in the game will want to buy bigger bags as soon as possible. WoW Forever added one additional bag slot for reagent bags such as Linen Reagent Bag and Mageweave Reagent Bag, which can only hold crafting materials. Tailors can also make decorative shirts and other clothing for players who want more control over how their characters look, with some of these requiring rare dyes.

Tailors can embroider their own cloaks to add a variety of bonuses, with options for all roles. Since any class can wear a cloak, so you can take advantage of this Tailoring benefit even if you don't wear cloth armor. Tailors also find additional cloth when looting humanoid enemies, helping supply the cloth needed to level Tailoring, and craft armor or bags.

Tailors can make items to place at a campsite once they have the required Tailoring skill, giving nearby players a spirit buff and access to crafting stations. Each item requires a nearby campfire, and all camping features share a cooldown of one hour. The skill required to place each item is shown below:

Campfire Item	Skill to Place	What It Does
Faction Banner	20	Grants spirit to players of your faction sitting nearby. Does not stack with Divine Spirit.
Spinning Wheel	140	Allows certain Tailoring reagents to be made at the camp and provides the Faction Banner benefit. Can replace a Faction Banner.
Loom	300	Places a Loom for recipes that require one and provides the Faction Banner benefit. Can replace a Faction Banner.

Enchanting is usually the best profession to pair with Tailoring as the uncommon gear you make can be Disenchanted for dust and essences, which can be used to level up Enchanting. Leveling these two together lets you save ag lot of gold, as Tailoring is typically cheap to level up while Enchanting can be very expensive if you need to buy all of the materials from other players.

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