WoW MoP Classic Phase 2 Release Date, PvE, PvP And Quality Of Life Content

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• WoW MoP Classic All Secondary Professions' Functions And Key Information

  In addition to your race and class, you can choose between primary and secondary professions early in your character development. While you have a limited number of primary professions to choose from, you can learn all secondary professions.

  Instead of engaging in intense combat, these professions allow you to craft items with buffs, similar to a management game, to aid you and your teammates in combat. These items can also be sold for WoW MoP Classic gold at your leisure.

  There are four secondary professions available for learning in the game. While you can choose how many to learn on your own, it's recommended that you master all of them to maximize your potential item buffs.

  For this reason, we'll cover all the secondary professions one by one.

  

  1. Cooking

  This profession applies to all classes in Mists of Pandaria Classic and grants you and your teammates stat boosts in dungeons and raids, even at max level and equipped with max-level gear.

  To learn and level up the cooking skill, you must find the corresponding trainer in Halfhill in Valley of the Four Winds. Their locations are:

  • Kol Ironpaw (Master of the Grill) - /way 53.0, 51.4
  • Jian Ironpaw (Master of the Oven) - /way 53.2, 51.6
  • Mei Mei Ironpaw (Master of the Pot) - /way 52.6, 51.6
  • Yan Ironpaw (Master of the Steamer) - /way 52.6, 51.6
  • Anthea Ironpaw (Master of the Wok) - /way 52.8, 51.8
  • Bobo Ironpaw (Master of the Brew) - /way 53.0, 52.0

  The cooking skill allows you to create meals for personal consumption, as well as feasts for your entire party to consume during battle. However, you must obtain the corresponding recipes and gather the ingredients.

  How To Obtain The Recipes?

  Regular recipes can be taught by Ironpaw Master Chefs at Halfhill Market, exchanged by Ironpaw Tokens from Nam Ironpaw, or found randomly throughout the map after completing Lost and Found achievement.

  After reaching cooking skill level 520, you can master skill specializations by completing the quests "So You Want to Be a Chef..." and "Ready for Greatness." There are six specializations, each unlocking five unique recipes.

  2. First Aid

  As the name suggests, first aid is a supportive profession. Requiring only a few pieces of cloth and a one-second cast time, you can craft bandages in combat to restore approximately 25% of your health and that of your allies.

  However, there is an 8-second channeling time associated with using a bandage; if the player being treated moves or takes damage during this time, the healing is interrupted.

  In addition, any player treated with a bandage will be affected by Recently Bandaged debuff, preventing them from using bandages again for one minute.

  Notably, MoP Classic adds a new fabric, Windwool Cloth, which you can use to craft the new bandages, Windwool Bandage and Heavy Windwool Bandage.

  Unlike cooking recipes, which require constant collection, first aid bandage recipes are available from all first aid trainers. They are:

  Alliance:

  • Angela Leifeld, Stormwind City - /way 52.2, 45.6
  • Dannelor, Darnassus - /way 51.6, 12.6
  • Nissa Firestone, Ironforge - /way 54.8, 58.6

  Horde:

  • Arnok, Orgrimmar - /way 34.0, 84.4
  • Pand Stonebinder, Thunder Bluff - /way 29.6, 21.6
  • Mary Edras, Undercity - /way 73.6, 55.6

  

  3. Fishing

  Compared to other secondary professions, fishing doesn't seem to provide much combat benefit, but it's certainly fun to level up and catch rarer fish.

  Fishing in Mists of Pandaria Classic doesn't require you to equip a fishing rod, but some rods offer special bonuses that can improve your fishing efficiency.

  Another unique aspect of the fishing profession is that it progresses regionally. You must reach a certain fishing level in your current region to obtain rarer fish, otherwise you'll only catch junk or Golden Carp in Pandaria.

  Luckily, the base value of Golden Carp is quite good, so you can stay in Pandaria and fish for it until you reach the maximum level, then travel to other regions to fish. It's worth noting that MoP Classic adds new fish to different zones:

  • Emperor Salmon: Townlong Steppes, Krasarang Wilds, Valley of the Four Winds, Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Golden Carp: Anywhere in Pandaria
  • Jade Lungfish: Jade Forest
  • Jewel Danio: Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Krasarang Paddlefish: Krasarang Wilds, Valley of the Four Winds, Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Redbelly Mandarin: Townlong Steppes, Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Tiger Gourami: Kun-Lai Summit, Veiled Stairs
  • Reef Octopus: Krasarang Wilds, Jade Forest

  As for fishing trainers, whether Alliance, Horde, or neutral, they're located in all zones, making them easy to find as needed.

  To improve your fishing, you'll need to find The Anglers at the docks. They'll randomly assign three quests each day. Completing them will level you up and grant you 500 reputation points. These quests include:

  • Armored Carp
  • Bright Bait
  • Fishing for a Bruising
  • Huff & Puff
  • Jagged Abalone
  • Jumping the Shark
  • Like Bombing Fish in a Barrel
  • Scavenger Hunt
  • Shocking!
  • Snapclaw
  • Viseclaw Soup
  • What Lurks Below
  • Who Knew Fish Liked Eggs?

  4. Archaeology

  This profession is only available when your character reaches level 20. After mastering the archaeology skill from the trainer, a small shovel icon will appear on your map, marking Digsites where you can excavate.

  Available trainers are located in:

  Alliance:

  • Diya, The Exodar - /way 34.6, 66.8
  • Doktor Professor Ironpants, Ironforge - /way 75.6, 11.6
  • Hammon the Jaded, Darnassus - /way 43.2, 83.6
  • Harrison Jones, Stormwind - /way 85.6, 25.8

  Horde:

  • Adam Hossack, Undercity - /way 76.0, 36.4
  • Belloc Brightblade, Orgrimmar - /way 49.0, 79.6
  • Elynara, Silvermoon City - /way 81.6, 63.8
  • Otoh Greyhide, Thunder Bluff - /way 75.8, 28.0

  Neutral:

  • Boduro the Seeker, Shattrath - /way 62.5, 70.2
  • Brita Bramblebrush, Dalaran - /way 48.5, 38.6

  Digsites you can find and the rewards you can dig up depend on your race, with Dwarfs generally having an advantage. Additionally, you must use Survey spell granted by this profession to begin digging.

  Once you reach a high enough rank in archaeology, you'll gain access to a variety of combat and non-combat rewards. To increase your rank, you'll need to complete the following tasks:

  • Completing a successful survey/dig and find a fragment container: 1 skill point
  • Solving a common artifact: 5 skill points
  • Solving a rare artifact: 15 skill points

  That's the overview of all the secondary professions in WoW Classic MoP. I hope you find it helpful! Have fun!

• WoW MoP Classic Defeat Amber-Shaper Un'sok And Earn Corresponding Achievements

  In Heart of Fear, the second major raid in WoW MoP Classic Phase 1, released on August 21st, you'll need to defeat six bosses to complete the raid. Each boss will provide you with WoW MoP Classic gold and unique gear drops.

  In addition, completing specific tasks in each boss fight or defeating the boss in Heroic mode will earn you specific achievements. Completing all Heart of Fear achievements across all modes will also earn you Reins of the Heavenly Crimson Cloud Serpent!

  Although Amber-Shaper Un'sok isn't the final boss in Heart of Fear, it's just as dangerous and challenging as the sixth boss, Grand Empress Shek'zeer.

  With this in mind, we'll provide detailed strategies for dealing with this boss and how to earn the achievements associated with it.

  

  All Amber-Shaper Un'sok Encounter Phases And Skills

  This boss encounter has three phases, each with the boss unleashing different skills in a different order. Understanding the characteristics of all skills and the boss's movement patterns during the current phase will help you optimize your damage output and defensive timing.

  Phase 1

  During this phase, your team's goal is to avoid being hit by Amber Scalpels while reducing the boss's health to 70%. Additionally, you must kill Living Ambers and reduce the health of Mutated Constructs to 20%.

  To minimize the potential damage to your team, tank roles should fight as far away from the enemy as possible and ensure sufficient tank rotations are available to deal with Mutated Constructs.

  During the encounter, Mutated Constructs will cast Amber Strike, stacking Destabilize on the boss. You must interrupt these attacks to avoid Amber Explosion, otherwise your team could be wiped out.

  Constructs themselves will also cast Amber Explosion, so you must be aware of the next triggering time for this skill. If there are too many pools of Burning Amber near the boss, you'll need to work hard to move him away, otherwise the raid will take more damage.

  • Amber Scalpel: Deals damage with a beam of amber and creates killable Living Amber. Killing a Living Amber takes damage to the player, and the remaining Living Amber heals 40% of their health.
  • Burning Amber: Each Living Amber you kill creates an amber pool, and standing in it causes health loss.
  • Parasitic Growth: Inflicts a continuous debuff on a random player every 2 seconds for 30 seconds.
  • Reshape Life: Transforms a random member of your team into a Mutated Construct.
  • Amber Explosion: Deals explosion damage.
  • Amber Strike: Deals damage and attempts to cast Amber Explosion, applying Destabilize.

  Phase 2

  When the boss reaches 70% health, Phase 2 begins. He retains all Phase 1 abilities and uses Amber Carapace to protect himself.

  The boss will then summon an Amber Monstrosity, which can cast Amber Explosion. Tanks must kill it while avoiding the explosion. This monster can also damage or stun your team with various abilities.

  • All Phase 1 abilities.
  • Amber Carapace: Grants the boss a shield, reducing damage taken by 99%. This ability is removed upon the death of Amber Monstrosity.
  • Massive Stomp: Amber Monstrosity deals physical damage to all players within a 15-yard radius and knocks them back.
  • Fling: Amber Monstrosity grabs a random tank character and flings them, dealing physical damage and stunning other players within an 8-yard radius of 3 seconds.

  

  Phase 3

  Phase 3 begins after the death of Amber Monstrosity. During this phase, the boss will cast Reshape Life more frequently. Your tank should strive to push the boss to the center of the room, and then everyone should focus on dealing damage to kill it.

  • Concentrated Mutation: Increases the boss's damage and attack speed by 50%.
  • Volatile Amber: Causes the boss to fire amber shards from both sides of the room, damaging anyone caught in them. However, if the damage is intercepted by Mutated Constructs, you gain 20% healing.

  

  Other Battle Tips

  Note that during the entire boss fight, Parasitic Growth and Reshape Life only target the tank in Phase 1, but target all players in the remaining phases. Additionally, the skill Amber Scalpel only works during the first two phases.

  If you're a tank, you'll likely be playing Mutated Construct most of the time, so you can save your defensive cooldowns for Phase 3. If you're a DPS, be sure not to kill too many Living Ambers at once.

  Healers should carefully manage the amount of healing they apply to allies affected by Parasitic Growth and Reshape Life during the fight, as the more healing they receive, the more damage they take.

  To ensure you and your teammates can more effectively defeat the enemy, the game also provides special skills that players can utilize during this boss fight:

  • Struggle for Control: Interrupts the actions of Mutated Constructs, preventing them from casting Amber Explosion.
  • Break Free: Helps you break free from Mutated Construct state, but can only be used when your health drops below 20% and your Willpower is depleted.

  What Achievements Does This Boss Fight May Grant You?

  If you kill Living Amber in Burning Amber during this boss fight until at least 8 pools overlap, and ultimately defeat the boss, regardless of the mode you're in, you'll get "I Heard You Like Amber..." achievement.

  Other achievements related to Amber-Shaper Un'sok include:

  • Nightmare of Shek'zeer - Defeat the final three bosses in Heart of Fear (Wind Lord Mel'jarak, Amber-Shaper Un'sok, and Grand Empress Shek'zeer).
  • Heroic: Amber-Shaper Un'sok - Defeat Amber-Shaper Un'sok in Heart of Fear on Heroic Difficulty.
  • Heart of Fear Guild Run - Defeat the bosses in Heart of Fear while in a guild group.

  That's all for Amber-Shaper Un'sok boss fight! If you haven't started it yet, this guide might be helpful!

• WoW MoP Classic Terrace Of Endless Spring Raid Location, Bosses And Loot

  Terrace of Endless Spring is the third raid released in WoW MoP Classic Phase 1 and is confirmed to unlock on September 4, 2025. This raid, like previous ones, includes 10- and 25-player modes, with Normal and Heroic difficulties.

  Here, we'll provide a comprehensive overview of Terrace of Endless Spring raid's location, layout, bosses, and loot to help you prepare as best as possible before embarking on the raid and reap all the rewards.

  

  Location

  Terrace of Endless Spring is located within Veiled Stairs, a mountain pass at the intersection of Jade Forest, Valley of the Four Winds, Kun-Lai Summit, and Vale of Eternal Blossoms.

  The raid entrance is located in the western part of the map, north of Tavern in the Mists. To travel more efficiently, it's recommended to get a suitable mount from NPC vendor using some MoP Classic WoW gold. 

  Meeting Stone and flight path are located on a small hill below the raid entrance, near Tavern in the Mists, further down the plank road.

  Thus, theoretically, the closest flight point for Alliance and Horde players is Tavern in the Mists, /way 56, 75, but most players will find it more convenient to start from the main city of Vale of Eternal Blossoms.

  Attunement

  Like previous raids, accessing Terrace of Endless Spring requires completing a lengthy quest chain, namely defeating Grand Empress Shek'zeer, the final boss of Heart of Fear raid, on Normal or Heroic difficulty.

  Unlocking Heroic version of Terrace of Endless Spring is simple: simply clear the raid on Normal difficulty.

  Boss Battles

  Terrace of Endless Spring raid map is quite small, with only four boss battles in total. The first two bosses are even located in the same area, and the second boss spawns after the first one is defeated.

  Here are the details for each boss fight:

  1. Protectors of the Endless

  In Mists of Pandaria Classic, Protectors of the Endless is the first boss fight you'll encounter in Terrace of Endless Spring raid. This is a council fight where players face three corrupted guardians simultaneously:

  • Protector Kaolan
  • Elder Regail
  • Elder Asani

  Note that defeating one boss makes the remaining bosses stronger, and the order in which they're killed affects the difficulty and loot available. If you kill Protector Kaolan last, you'll unlock a special elite gear drop.

  

  2. Tsulong

  Tsulong is the second boss. This boss fight alternates between "day" and "night" phases, similar to Valiona in Blackwing Descent raid. Damage dealt during the night phase heals Ancestral Dragon during the day phase.

  To defeat this boss, players must adapt to Tsulong's abilities:

  • Shadow Breath: This is a frontal cone attack that deals heavy shadow damage and applies a debuff that increases shadow damage taken.
  • Dread Shadows: Tsulong applies a stacking debuff to the player, increasing the damage dealt to the target when the target reaches 9 or more stacks.
  • Sunbeam: Tsulong summons a beam of sunlight. Players can walk through these randomly appearing beams to clear stacks of Dread Shadows. As more players stand within the beam, the sunlight's protective radius decreases until it disappears, so players should use them to disperse damage.
  • Nightmares: The boss fires nightmare projectiles, dealing heavy damage to players caught in the area when the projectiles land.

  3. Lei Shi

  Lei Shi boss fight, the third encounter in the raid, is a single-stage battle. It's by far the easiest fight in Terrace of Endless Spring and shouldn't give you too much trouble.

  Just be aware that she becomes more aggressive over time. This is because Lei Shi becomes more feared the more damage she takes from players, and her casting speed increases by 8% for every 10% of her total health lost.

  For her abilities, Lei Shi prefers to use Spray over melee attacks. Spray causes water to erupt from the ground beneath the player, dealing heavy Frost damage to all players within a 2.5-yard radius. So, the faster she casts Spray, the greater the damage she takes over time.

  Lei Shi will occasionally become invisible. The team should spread out and use AoE abilities in hopes of hitting her and causing her to reappear.

  Honestly, this fight isn't much to say, as you only need to deal with her relatively few abilities and continue damaging her until the fight is over.

  4. Sha of Fear

  The final fight in Terrace of Endless Spring is Sha of Fear. It's a complex and difficult fight centered around a central area with multiple platforms that activate at different times, requiring the team to split up to deal with creatures and the main boss.

  This encounter focuses on fear effects. During the fight, the team will be spread across different platforms to fight this element, and the team must simultaneously deal with Sha and his minions. Sha has a 15-minute berserk timer, which resets to 10 minutes when it retreats to Dread Expanse.

  Therefore, you must focus on dispelling or mitigating your team's fear effects, prioritizing killing Terror Spawn adds and dealing with Shadow of the Golden Lotus.

  At the same time, be aware of your surroundings, effectively using platforms to move around, and dodging mechanical attacks. Don't forget, healing is crucial to maintaining your team during periods of high damage and fear effects.

  Loot

  After defeating these bosses, congratulations! You can finally collect your loot!

  Terrace of Endless Spring has two difficulty levels, each rewarding different item levels: Normal difficulty drops item level 496, while Heroic difficulty drops item level 509. Additionally, the raid will drop Head and Shoulder Tier 14 Tokens, as well as some new Sha-Touched weapons.

  That's everything you need to know about Terrace of Endless Spring raid. Ready for the final challenge of this first phase? See you next time!

• WoW MoP Classic Siege Of Niuzao Dungeon: How To Complete It?

  Besides several key raids that roll out gradually, WoW Mop Classic introduces a series of complete dungeons at the start of Phase 1, serving as a primary source for familiarizing yourself with the game's lore and farming WoW MoP Classic gold.

  Siege of Niuzao is a max-level dungeon, offering a relatively high difficulty level. It's likely the last dungeon you unlock in this phase. It can be completed in Normal, Heroic, and Challenge modes for increased loot.

  To ensure you can complete the challenges of this dungeon and earn its rewards, we will provide a guide.

  

  Siege Of Niuzao Basics

  You must be at least level 88, and the item level requirement to queue is 393, before you can travel to Siege of Niuzao Temple to enter the dungeon. It's located west of Townlong Steppes at the coordinates /way 34.7, 81.7.

  To get there quickly, regardless of your faction, visit neutral Flight Master Kite Master Yao-Li (/way 50.1, 72.0) and have her teleport you to your destination.

  In addition, since the dungeon itself is max-level, you can only farm gold or gear within it and will not gain additional XP for leveling.

  Quests In This Dungeon

  The entire Siege of Niuzao dungeon can be roughly divided into two quests. You must complete both and kill all four bosses within both quests to fully clear them. Both quests are neutral, so no specific faction-based strategies are required.

  Somewhere Inside

  After entering the dungeon, you can receive this quest from Shado-Master Chum Kiu. This quest requires you to free 12 Shado-Pan Prisoners, a group of Pandaren imprisoned in various locations within Temple of Niuzao.

  Take Down The Wing Leader

  This quest's receiver location remains unchanged, but it requires you to kill Wing Leader Ner'onok, the most dangerous of the dungeon's four bosses - in fact, you'll need to complete three other boss battles before that.

  All Bosses And Their Skills In Siege Of Niuzao

  The four bosses in this dungeon have different skills and traits, which you'll need to learn to target them and protect yourself to complete the dungeon.

  1. Vizier Jin'bak

  When the battle begins, the boss will first create a Sap Puddle within the arena, which will gradually grow in size. The boss will then periodically summon three Sap Globules, which must be killed promptly to prevent them from merging with Sap Puddle.

  Also, make sure someone in your party is always standing inside Sap Puddle to reduce its size. Throughout the battle, the boss will also cast Detonate, dealing damage proportional to Sap Puddle's size.

  Because teammates trapped in Sap Puddle take continuous damage, you'll need to rotate players, and your healer must provide sufficient healing.

  • Sap Puddle
  • Sap Residue
  • Summon Sap Globule
  • Detonate

  2. Commander Vo'jak

  This boss fight begins after you speak with a captured Shado-Pan Prisoner. Commander Vo'jak will repeatedly send Mantids to attack you. Fortunately, Pandaren prisoners will help you deal with Mantids by placing explosives.

  After defeating enough Mantids, the boss will begin to attack directly, and the entire team can engage him head-on.

  • The Escaped Prisoners
  • Caustic Tar
  • Sik'thik Swarmer
  • Sik'thik Amberwing
  • Bombard
  • Sik'thik Demolisher
  • Unstable Blast
  • Sik'thik Warrior
  • Rising Speed
  • Dashing Strike
  • Thousand Blades

  3. General Pa'valak

  This boss will be surrounded by many adds. If you attack the boss directly, they will cause additional harassment, so you must first eliminate the adds.

  The boss will then periodically surround itself with a shield and continue to summon Mantid adds. You need to use explosives to eliminate the adds while the boss is in the shield phase.

  Once the shield is destroyed, you can continue to attack General Pa'valak directly until he enters the shield phase again. Repeat this cycle until you win the fight.

  • Blade Rush
  • Tempest
  • Call Reinforcements
  • Bulwark
  • Aerial Bombardment
  • Siege Explosive
  • Throw Explosive
  • Ground Assault
  • Serrated Blade

  4. Wing Leader Ner'onok

  As the final boss, Wing Leader Ner'onok is naturally quite difficult. Throughout the fight, the boss will continuously inflict Quick-Dry Resin debuff on a random player.

  If you're unlucky enough to be affected by this debuff, you'll need to keep moving or jumping until the debuff wears off, or you'll be encased in resin and unable to move.

  In addition, twice during the fight, the boss will fly to the other side of the bridge and cast spells, forcing you to retreat when crossing the bridge to reengage the boss.

  • Hurl Brick
  • Caustic Pitch
  • Quick-Dry Resin
  • Treacherous Winds
  • Gusting Winds

  

  Dungeon Gear Rewards

  In addition to gold earned during the dungeon, different bosses have a chance to drop different gear.

  Commander Vo'jak:

  • Bombardment Bracers
  • Chestwrap of Arcing Flame
  • Archer's Precision Grips
  • Sightfinder Helm
  • Siege-Captain's Scimitar

  General Pa'valak:

  • Engraved Amber Pendant
  • Vial of Ichorous Blood
  • Breezebinder Handwraps
  • Siegeworn Bracers

  Vizier Jin'bak:

  • Aerial Bombardment Cloak
  • Flashfrozen Resin Globule
  • Hood of Viridian Residue
  • Sap-Encrusted Legplates
  • Girdle of Soothing Detonation

  Wing Leader Ner'onok:

  • Breezeswept Hood
  • Whisperwind Spaulders
  • Windblast Helm
  • Galedodge Chestguard
  • Airbender Sandals
  • Belt of Totemic Binding
  • Anchoring Sabatons
  • Spaulders of Immovable Stone
  • Tolakesh, Horn of the Black Ox (heroic mode only)
  • Ner'onok's Razor Katar
  • Gustwalker Staff

  That's all for Siege of Niuzao dungeon. We hope the information we've provided helps you successfully clear it!

• WoW Mop Classic Wandering Isle: What Gameplay Does It Offer?

  While the worlds created in each World of Warcraft game vary in detail, they all share a single, unified continent, divided into distinct zones. Each zone offers unique characteristics and offers different types of adventures.

  More importantly, these zones are assigned to different races as starting areas. After completing character creation and entering the game, you can only leave these zones and embark on new adventures after completing the basic storyline and choosing a faction.

  In WoW Mop Classic, the new Pandaren race starts on Wandering Isle. Besides teaching you the basics of the game, this zone offers a wealth of gameplay possibilities, and you can return to it later to complete new quests.

  With this in mind, we'll provide a comprehensive introduction to Wandering Isle.

  

  Wandering Isle Overview

  In terms of lore, this zone is actually an island perched on the back of a giant turtle called Shen-zin Su. The island's inhabitants are descendants of Pandaren explorers, who long ago departed to pursue their adventures in Azeroth.

  For this reason, Wandering Isle is also the exclusive starting zone for Pandaren. This means that as long as you're a Pandaren, you'll be born here, regardless of your class.

  On the island, you'll complete the relevant opening storyline and, at the end, choose to join Alliance or Horde. You'll then be transported to your faction's capital city - Stormwind or Orgrimmar.

  There, you'll complete a faction-specific naval battle, after which you'll travel to Jade Forest, the main starting zone in WoW Mop Classic, to begin your true journey.

  What Quests Do You Need To Complete On Wandering Isle?

  If you're a Pandaren character, you must complete the initial quests on Wandering Isle until you reach level 20.

  All newly created Pandaren characters start out neutral. At the end of Wandering Isle storyline, you'll decide whether to join Alliance or Horde, a decision that cannot be changed in-game.

  The storyline consists of five parts, each of which introduces you to the basic mechanics and the story behind Wandering Isle & Pandaren through a series of short quests.

  

  1. Training With Fire

  You'll begin your initial adventure at Shang Xi Training Grounds on the island. Here, Master Shang Xi will gradually assign you achievable challenges. The first task is to work with Aysa Cloudsinger and Ji Firepaw to restore the four elemental spirits.

  The first elemental spirit you'll find is Huo, the ancient spirit of fire. You'll then be taken to Temple of Five Dawns in the center of the island.

  2. Moving Water And Earth

  Master Shang Xi will instruct you to continue east of Singing Pools, seek out Shu, the ancient spirit of water, and befriend him. Once you've completed this task, Aysa will instruct you to Dai-Lo Farmstead, which has been occupied by virmen.

  Later, after Ji's attempts to awaken Wugou, the ancient spirit of earth, have failed, Shu will offer some assistance.

  3. To The Air And Beyond

  The next quest requires you to travel to Morning Breeze Village and deal with the hozen there. You'll then discover that to free Dafeng, the ancient spirit of air, you must slay Onyx Serpent.

  Once all four spirits are restored, you'll need to clear Wood of Staves of sprites. The Master will then grant you a final bit of knowledge.

  While riding the hot-air balloon, you'll discover you can converse with Shen-zin Su, the figure who carries the entire island. The knowledge the Master imparts will reveal the source of Shen-zin Su's suffering.

  4. Finding Safety And Strike

  Shen-zin Su's suffering stems from Skyseeker, a crashed gunship. To this end, you'll need to travel to Pei-Wu Forest and slay the boss, Vordraka, the Deep Sea Nightmare.

  However, Ji later decided to blow up the wreckage of Skyseeker, injuring Shen-zin Su. Your job is to protect the healer so they can heal Shen-zin Su.

  5. Choosing Alliance Or Horde

  Returning to Temple of Five Dawns, you'll need to decide which faction to ally with to complete the quest A New Fate. You'll then be transported to the new Jade Forest zone to meet its new leader.

  After completing these quests, you can begin your adventure in the game, farming for gold and items to become stronger!

  Available Profession Trainers

  If you've played the original Mists of Pandaria, you know that each character must choose more available professions as a way to earn additional benefits or WoW MoP Classic gold.

  For this reason, the game has profession trainers for each profession in each zone. Only in finding them can you learn and upgrade your profession skills.

  For this reason, the two profession trainers located on Wandering Isle are Whittler Dewei and Elder Oakpaw. Note that these are not marked on the map, so you'll need to find them by following specific landmarks:

  • Whittler Dewei: Located near Singing Pools.
  • Elder Oakpaw: A green-clad Pandaren located directly south of Temple of Five Dawns.

  In addition, after unlocking certain classes, you'll need to gather enough raw materials to level up or craft items. These materials are found in different zones. Wandering Isle is home to the following materials:

  • Herbalism: Silverleaf, Peacebloom, Earthroot
  • Mining: Copper Vein
  • Skinning: Light Leather, Ruined Leather Scraps

  What Reputation Can Be Collected In This Zone?

  As you know, all Mists of Pandaria Classic zones have various factions, large and small. Each faction can be leveled up and rewarded by collecting corresponding reputation points.

  The faction located on Wandering Isle is Shang Xi's Academy. Completing relevant tasks within a zone will passively earn reputation points with that faction.

  That's all for this introduction. If you choose to play Pandaren race, this information will definitely be helpful!

• WoW MoP Classic Leatherworking Leveling Guide: How Many Materials Are Required?

  In WoW Mists of Pandaria Classic, Leatherworking is one of several first-level professions. It allows you and your allies to craft practical leather gear (leather armor and mail) and additional enhancements, providing unique benefits.

  While Leatherworking isn't as popular as other popular professions, once you are a Zen Leatherworking, you'll find it's quite lucrative.

  

  Leatherworking's Role

  Leatherworking can craft leather and mail armor, including gloves, cloaks, leggings, bracers, shoulder guards, and chest guards. DPS players like Hunters and Monks have a high demand for this type of gear.

  Leatherworking can also enchant leg armor, granting it armor and additional strength, agility, stamina, and dodge. After reaching Leatherworking level 575, you can enchant leg armor for additional stat bonuses, a powerful bonus unavailable to non-Leatherworking players.

  Leatherworking-Only Leg Armor:

  • Draconic Leg Reinforcements: Increase Strength and Critical Strike
  • Heavy Leg Reinforcements: Increase Stamina and Dodge
  • Primal Leg Reinforcements: Increase Agility and Critical Strike

  Leatherworking-Only Wrist Enchants:

  • Fur Lining - Agility: increases Agility
  • Fur Lining - Intellect: increases Intellect
  • Fur Lining - Stamina: increases Stamina
  • Fur Lining - Strength: increases Strength

  Because upgrading Leatherworking profession requires increasing reputation with Golden Lotus faction, not many players choose it. Furthermore, competition for leg armor in Auction House isn't particularly fierce, making it a very popular option for leatherworking items (especially leg armor). Once you master leatherworking, you can easily earn WoW MoP Classic gold.

  How To Learn Leatherworking?

  Alliance and Horde players each have their own Leatherworking instructor, which can be found in their respective capital cities.

  • Alliance: Find Simon Tanner in Stormwind Old Town.
  • Horde: Find Karolek in The Drag in Orgrimmar.

  How To Level Up In Leatherworking?

  Like other crafting professions, you must craft items to level up. Leatherworking primarily requires leather. Skinning, on the other hand, can also harvest leather, creating a synergistic effect.

  After reaching Zen, Skinning can harvest several highly valuable leathers: Mist-Touched Leather, Prismatic Scale, Magnificent Hide, and Sha-Touched Leather. These are essential materials for reaching Zen in Leatherworking. However, relying solely on harvesting materials is not recommended in the early stages, as it can be time-consuming.

  Level 1-500

  • Level 1 - 45: 50*Light Armor Kit
  • Level 45 - 55: 15*Handstitched Leather Cloak
  • Level 55 - 100: 50*Embossed Leather Gloves
  • Level 100 - 120: 25*Fine Leather Belt
  • Level 120 - 135: 20*Dark Leather Boots
  • Level 135 - 155: 25*Dark Leather Pants
  • Level 150 - 155: 7*Heavy Leather
  • Level 155 - 165: 20*Cured Heavy Hide
  • Level 165 - 180: 15*Heavy Armor Kit
  • Level 180 - 190: 10*Barbaric Shoulders
  • Level 190 - 200: 10*Guardian Gloves
  • Level 200 - 230: 40*Thick Armor Kit
  • Level 230 - 235: 7*Nightscape Headband
  • Level 235 - 250: 15*Nightscape Pants
  • Level 250 - 265: 25*Rugged Armor Kit
  • Level 265 - 290: 28*Wicked Leather Bracers
  • Level 290 - 300: 10*Wicked Leather Headband
  • Level 300 - 325: 30*Knothide Armor Kit
  • Level 325 - 335: 66*Heavy Knothide Leather
  • Level 335 - 350: 22*Thick Draenic Vest
  • Level 350 - 380: 35*Borean Armor Kit
  • Level 380 - 386: 6*Arctic Boots
  • Level 386 - 390: 4*Arctic Gloves
  • Level 390 - 400: 20*Heavy Borean Leather
  • Level 400 - 435: 45*Fur Lining - Agility
  • Level 435 - 450: 15*Savage Armor Kit
  • Level 450-460: 10*Tsunami Boots
  • Level 460-470: 10*Savage Cloak
  • Level 470 - 475: 5*Darkbrand Boots
  • Level 475 - 480: 5*Darkbrand Shoulders
  • Level 480 - 485: 5*Darkbrand Chestguard
  • Level 485 - 490: 16*Heavy Savage Leather
  • Level 490 - 496: 2*Darkbrand Leggings
  • Level 496 - 500: 2*Cloak of Beasts

  The total number of materials required is as follows:

  • Light Leather: 380
  • Coarse Thread: 215
  • Medium Leather: 415
  • Fine Thread: 100
  • Gray dye: 45
  • Heavy Hide: 20
  • Salt: 60
  • Heavy Leather:195
  • Cured Heavy Hide: 20
  • Silken Thread: 124
  • Thick Leather: 445
  • Rugged Leather: 469
  • Black dye: 38
  • Rune Thread: 60
  • Knothide Leather: 450
  • Heavy Knothide Leather: 66
  • Borean Leather: 383
  • Eternium Thread: 80
  • Savage Leather: 455
  • Heavy Savage Leather: 24
  • Volatile Earth: 28
  • Volatile Air: 4
  • Volatile Water: 4
  • Volatile Fire: 4

  Because the required materials are numerous and varied, gathering them yourself will require searching numerous locations, and your Skinning level may not be high enough. Therefore, if you have MoP Classic gold budget, don't waste your time on this.

  

  Level 500-600

  After reaching level 500, you'll need to travel to Pandaria to complete Leatherworking Zen quest. Note that these quests are only available after reaching level 80.

  To craft leather and chest armor, you'll need to unlock the recipes. You can unlock the required recipes at level 500 and above from vendors in Pandaren capital.

  • Level 500-535: 25*Mist-Touched Leather
  • Level 535-550: 8*Misthide Belt
  • Level 550-560: 8*Misthide Shoulders
  • Level 560-575: 8*Misthide Chestguard
  • Level 575-600: 13*Contender's Wyrmhide Bracers

  The total required materials are as follows:

  • Sha-Touched Leather: 125
  • Mist-Touched Leather: 348

  The above materials are quite valuable, and relying on the auction house will consume a significant amount of Mists of Pandaria Classic gold. It's best to train your Skinning profession and gather these materials yourself.

  Darkmoon Faire

  Darkmoon Faire offers a quest called Eyes on the Prizes, which grants +5 to your Leatherworking skill. You'll need the following materials in advance:

  • 10 Shiny Bauble
  • 5 Coarse Thread
  • 5 Blue Dye

  Epic Items

  Once you reach Zen in your Leatherworking profession, you can craft epic items. Leatherworking profession's epic item patterns are generally obtained from Golden Lotus faction reputation rewards. The epic items and materials you need are as follows:

  • Greyshadow Chestguard: 3*Magnificent Hide, 8*Spirit of Harmony
  • Greyshadow Gloves: 2*Magnificent Hide, 6*Spirit of Harmony
  • Wildblood Gloves: 3*Magnificent Hide, 8*Spirit of Harmony
  • Wildblood Vest: 2*Magnificent Hide, 6*Spirit of Harmony
  • Chestguard of Earthen Harmony: 3*Magnificent Hide, 8*Spirit of Harmony
  • Gloves of Earthen Harmony: 2*Magnificent Hide, 6*Spirit of Harmony
  • Lifekeeper's Gloves: 2*Magnificent Hide, 6*Spirit of Harmony
  • Lifekeeper's Robe: 3*Magnificent Hide, 8*Spirit of Harmony

  This is a rough guide to leveling in WoW MoP Classic Leatherworking. If you're only aiming for the benefits of the Leatherworker's exclusive leg enchants, leveling to 575 is sufficient and will save you some materials and gold.