WoW Leatherworking guide 1-375

Updated for WoW patch 2.4.3

This WoW Leatherworking guide will show you the fastest and cheapest way how to get your Leatherworking skill up from 1 to 375.

Leatherworking is the best combined with Skinning, but its not required to have skinning aswell. You can buy the materials from AH too, but then make sure you will have enough gold.

If you are low on gold, I recommend you to try this Gold Making Guide, it can help you to make loads of gold. You also need to realize this is not a leveling guide, so if you are looking for a leveling guide, the best one is Team iDemise's 1-70 Leveling Guide.

Approximate Materials Required for 1-375:
- 57 Ruined Leather Scraps
- 75 Coarse Thread
- 40 Light Hide
- 40 Salt
- 230 Light Leather
- 370 Medium Leather
- 95 Fine Thread
- 25 Gray Dye
- 30 Heavy Hide
- 305 Heavy Leather
- 20 Bolts Of Silk Cloth
- 385 Thick Leather
- 150 Silken Thread
- 280 Rugged Leather
- 40 Black Dye
- 25 Rune Thread
- 100 Knothide Leather Scarps
- 418 Knothide Leather
- 220 Heavy Knothide Leather = 1100 Knothide Leather
- 40 Thick Clefthoof Leather
- 40 Fel Hide

Leatherworking Apprentice

• 1-20
  19 x [Light Leather] - 57 Ruined Leather Scraps

• 20-30 or 1-30
  10 x [Light Armour Kit] - 10 Light Leather

  You can make these from 1-30 too, if you don't have Ruined Leather Scraps.

• 30-35
  5 x [Handstitched Leather Cloak] - 10 Light Leather, 5 Coarse Thread

• 35-65
  40 x [Cured Light Hide] - 40 Light Hide, 40 Salt

  You will need these later.

Leatherworking Journeyman - Requires Leatherworking (50)

• 65-85
  20 x [Embossed Leather Gloves] - 60 Light Leather, 40 Coarse Thread

• 85-110
  25 x [Fine Leather Belt] - 150 Light Leather, 50 Coarse Thread

• 110-135
  25 x [Dark Leather Cloak] - 200 Medium Leather, 25 Fine Thread, 25 Gray Dye

Leatherworking Expert - Requires Leatherworking (125)

• 135-145
  10 x [Toughened Leather Armor] - 100 Medium Leather, 20 Cured Light Hides, 20 Fine Thdread

• 145-150
  5 x [Hillman's Leather Gloves] - 70 Medium Leather, 20 Fine Thread

• 150-165
  30 x [Cured Heavy Hide] - 30 Heavy Hide

  You will need these later

• 165-170
  5 x [Heavy Armour Kit] - 25 Heavy Leather

If you are lucky, you will reach 170 while you are making the Cured Heavy Hides and you can skipp this part.

• 170-180
  10 x [Guardian Pants] - 120 Heavy Leather, 20 Bolts of Silk Cloth

• 180-190
  10 x [Barbaric Shoulders] - 80 Heavy Leather, 10 Cured Heavy Hide

• 190-210
  20 x [Guardian Gloves] - 80 Heavy Leather, 20 Cured Heavy Hide, 20 Silken Thread

• 210-235
  35 x [Nightscape Headband] - 175 Thick Leather, 70 Silken Thread

Specialization

When you reach 225 skill and level 40, you unlock a set of quests. These quests allow you to specialize in various types of armor, which you can make for yourself only. As of patch 2.1.3, you can switch your Leatherworking specialization without losing any skill points and without doing the specialization quest. Here blelow there is the 3 way with each specialization.

Elemantal Leatherworking

• list of recipes

The items you create as an Elemantal Leatherworker focus on melee based leather items (agility and attack power).

Dragonscale Leatherworking

• list of recipes

This specialisation offers offensive mail items - there are both caster and melee based sets.

Tribal Leatherworking

• list of recipes

The Tribal Leatherworking items are all leather items focused on healing.

Leatherworking Artisan - Requires Leatherworking (200)

• 235-250
  15 x [Nightscape Pants] - 210 Thick Leather, 60 Silken Thread

• 250-260
  15 x [Rugged Armor Kit] - 75 Rugged Leather

• 260-275
  15 x [Wicked Leather Gauntlets] - 120 Rugged Leather, 15 Black Dye, 15 Rune Thread
  • Recipe location

  If there are some Heavy Scorpid Scale in the Auction House and it's cheaper then the Rugged Leather, you can craft the following item:

  15 x [Heavy Scorpid Bracers] - 60 Rugged Leather, 60 Heavy Scorpid Scale, 15 Rune Thread

  • Recipe location

Leatherworking Master - Requires Leatherworking (275)

• 275-285
  10 x [Wicked Leather Bracers] - 80 Rugged Leather, 10 Black Dye, 10 Rune Thread

• 285-300
  15 x [Wicked Leather Headband] - 180 Rugged Leather, 15 Black Dye, 15 Rune Thread

• 300-310
  20 x [Knothide Leather] - 100 Knothide Leather Scraps

• 310-325
  25 x [Knothide Armor Kit] - 100 Knothide Leather

• 325-335
  20 x [Heavy Knothide Leather] - 100 Knothide Leather

• 335-340
  5 x [Thick Draenic Vest] - 70 Knothide Leather, 15 Rune Thread

• 340-350
  14 x [Scaled Draenic Boots] - 168 Knothide Leather, 28 Fel Scales, 42 Rune Thread

  This recipe goes yellow at 345, so you will need to make a few extra ones. I suggest gathering enough materials for 14.

• 350-365
  40 x [Heavy Knothide Armor Kit] - 120 Heavy Knothide Leather

  This recipe goes yellow at 355, so you will need to make a few extra ones. I suggest gathering enough materials for 40. Belive me you want to make this until its turns grey. Other items to craft after 350 costs a loads of money. From here you will make items which ones are already yellow, so be prepared to buy extra materials.

• 365-370
  10 x [Drums of Battle] - 60 Heavy Knothide Leather, 40 Thick Clefthoof Leather

  Honored reputation guide with The Sha'tar

  Reputation can be gained from Scryer/Aldor signet/mark turn-ins. The following will only grant Sha'tar reputation until you achieve Honored status: [Firewing Signet], [Sunfury Signet], and [Arcane Tome] for the Scryers; [Mark of Kil'jaeden], [Mark of Sargeras], and [Fel Armament] for the Aldor. In addition, these will require more turn-ins to produce equable Sha'tar reputation to the main faction. Note that this reputation gain does not show up in the combat log, but can be verified by looking at your reputation panel. These incidental gains stop upon reaching 5999/6000 friendly with the Sha'tar, so after that you have to kill a mob in Tempest Keep instances, or complete a quest for the Sha'tar.

• 370-375
  10 x [Drums of Panic] - 60 Heavy Knothide Leather, 40 Fel Hide

  Honored reputation guide with Keepers of Time:

  First you have to do this quest chan: "To The Master's Lair"

  When you made that two quests, you will get another quest chain, which starts with this quest: Old Hillsbrad. You have to complete an Old Hillsbard Foothils on Normal level and save Thrall, if you are level 70, this wont be a problem, after you completed it, you will have to complete a Black Morass too, and thats all.