Our WOW Classic Leatherworking Guide features the complete procedure to obtain the maximum leatherworking and use it in the armor.
Looking forward to making your very own armor? You can make your own armor now instead of spending gold unnecessarily! Leatherworking is all about that. It is a great profession and with the help of it, you can create armor, armor kits, and much more. If you are wondering how to do it then it is the right place for you.
Guide To Leatherworking Recipes
You can produce some great equipment but for that, you need to progress through 300 levels. Towards the end of it only you will be able to do get the required leather and hides to create them. We have enlisted the steps to take you right there in a breeze.
However, you can buy them too at the Auction House, although that is going to be pretty expensive for you.
Prerequisite
In the first place, you will require some materials in some quantities to keep leveling up towards the 300-level mark. We have enlisted them along with their quantities in the following:
- 57 Ruined Leather Scraps
- 470 Light Leather
- 275 Medium Leather
- 20 Heavy Hide
- 195 Heavy Leather
- 450 Thick Leather
- 475 Rugged Leather
Trainers for Leatherworking
To begin with your journey in Leatherworking, you need to be an Apprentice first. This can be done after you reach level 5 and speak to a Leatherworking Trainer.
You will find them spread throughout the game in all the major cities. If you are finding it hard to locate a Trainer then the City Guard could be the one from whom you can seek help. The Guard will tell you where to look for the Trainer.
Alliance Trainers
- Randal Worth in Stormwind City.
- Gretta Finespindle in Ironforge.
- Darianna in Darnassus.
- Nadyia Maneweaver in Teldrassil
- Adele Fielder in Elwynn Forest
Horde Trainers
- Kamari in Orgrimmar.
- Dan Golthas in Undercity.
- Mak in Thunder Bluff.
- Chaw Stronghide in Mulgore.
- Shelene Rhobart in Tirisfal Glades.
Classic Leatherworking (Levels 1 to 75)
| 1 – 20 | 19 Light Leather | 57 Ruined Leather Scraps |
| 20 – 45 | 40 Light Armor Kit | 40 Light Leather |
| 45 – 55 | 20 Handstitched Leather Cloak | 40 Light Leather, 20 Coarse Thread |
| 55 – 75 | 50 Embossed Leather Gloves | 150 Light Leather, 100 Coarse Thread |
Journeyman Leatherworking (Levels 75 to 125)
After you reach the Level 75 you are required to learn Journeyman Leatherworking to keep moving ahead.
Maybe it is a little unfortunate, but the fact is that not every Trainer can teach you Journeyman Leatherworking. Only an Expert Leatherworker can do so. Also, you must be at least at Level 10 as well.
The following are the Expert Trainers from whom you can learn it:
Alliance
- Simon Tanner in Stormwind City.
- Faldron in Darnassus.
- Fimble Finespindle in Ironforge.
- Aayndia Floralwind in Ashenvale.
Horde
- Arthur Moore in Undercity.
- Karolek in Orgrimmar.
- Tarn in Thunder Bluff.
- Brawn in Stranglethorn Vale.
- Krulmoo Fullmoon in The Barrens.
- Narv Hidecrafter in Desolace.
| Levels 75 – 125 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 75 – 100 | 50 Embossed Leather Gloves | 150 Light Leather, 100 Coarse Thread |
| 100 – 125 | 40 Fine Leather Belt | 240 Light Leather, 80 Coarse Thread |
And yes, if you have the materials then you should also make Cured Leather Hide as many as possible.
Expert Leather Working (Levels 125 to 205)
After Journeyman Leatherworking we have got Expert Leatherworking. For this, you need to be at Level 20 at least.
Also, your Leatherworking level is required to be at 125. Once you are there you need to then visit an Expert Trainer – Telonis in Darnassus for Alliance, and Una in Thunder Bluff for Horde.
| Levels (125 – 205) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 125 – 137 | 15 Dark Leather Boots In the process, you can also make Dark Leather Belts as many as possible. You can do so with the help of Fine Leather Belts and Cured Leather Hides made from the earlier stages. | 60 Medium Leather, 30 Fine Thread, 15 Gray Dye |
| 137 – 150 | 20 Dark Leather Pants You can make the recipe 7 Heavy Leather Ball listed below that is sold by NPCs 7 Heavy Leather Ball | 240 Medium Leather, 20 Gray Dye, 20 Fine Thread 14 Heavy Leather, 7 Fine Thread |
| 150 – 155 | 7 Heavy Leather You should save these Cured Hides for future use as its drop rate is quite low. | 35 Medium Leather |
| 155 – 165 | 20 Cured Heavy Hide | 20 Heavy Hide, 60 Salt |
| 165 – 180 | 15 Heavy Armor Kit | 75 Heavy Leather, 15 Fine Thread |
| 180 – 190 | 10 Barbaric Shoulders | 80 Heavy Leather, 10 Cured Heavy Hide, 20 Fine Thread |
| 190 – 200 | 10 Guardian Gloves | 40 Heavy Leather, 10 Cured Heavy Hide, 10 Silken Thread |
Artisanal Leatherworking (Levels 200 to 300)
This is the final level that we need to cover. If you are looking to become an Artisan Leatherworker then you are required to be at Level 35 at least.
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Also, your Leatherworking needs to be at 200 minimum. If you have this with you then you can talk to an Artisanal Trainer: Drakk Stonehand at Aerie Peak of the Hinterlands for Alliance and Hahrana Ironhide at Camp Mojache in Ferales for Horde.
| Levels 200 – 300 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 200 – 205 | 7 Thick Armor Kit | 35 Thick Leather, 7 Silken Thread |
| 205 – 235 | 40 Nightscape Headband | 200 Thick Leather, 80 Silken Thread |
| 235 – 250 | 15 Nightscape Pants | 210 Thick Leather, 60 Silken Thread |
| 250 – 265 | 25 Rugged Armor Kit | 125 Rugged Leather |
| 265 – 290 | 28 Wicked Leather Bracers | 224 Rugged Leather, 28 Black Dye, 28 Rune Thread |
| 290 – 300 | 10 Wicked Leather Headband | 120 Rugged Leather, 10 Black Dye, 10 Rune Thread |
Conclusion
That was the Leatherworking at the max level. And also, you have made some great Gears for yourself in the process. Feel free to use them in the game.
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