- Apprentice (1-75) ⇒ Journeyman (76-150)
Apprentice is the beginning stage of a profession learned at the appropriate profession trainer when your character has reached at least level 5.
Profession skill levels fall into eleven stages of increasing ability to learn and execute recipes: Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, Artisan, Master (), Grand Master (
), Illustrious (
), Zen Master (
), Draenor Master (
), Legion Master (
), and Kul Tiran / Zandalari Master (
).
Change in Battle for Azeroth
The progression bars (except for Archaeology)[1] have changed so that after the base game each expansion has a separate progression bar for points unlike before which had a single bar:[2]
Non-expansion goes up to 300.
- Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, and Artisan are all included in this bar.
Outland,
Northrend,
Cataclysm, and
Pandaria progression bars each go up to 75.
- So each range for
Master,
Grand Master,
Illustrious, and
Zen Master have their own bar.
- So each range for
Draenor and
Broken Isles go up to 100.
- So each range for
Draenor Master and
Legion Master have their own bar.
- So each range for
Kul Tiras and Zandalar go up to 150.
- So the range for
Kul Tiran / Zandalari Master have their own bar.
- So the range for
In the Beta, Secondary Professions still had the old full bar, but only Archaeology remained the same as of pre-expansion patch and expansion release.
Notes
- At the beginning, you can gain up to 75 skill points (not counting racial or other bonuses) before they must learn the Journeyman stage.
- You must be level 5 to become an Apprentice in a primary profession. Secondary professions may be started any time.
- You can learn the Journeyman stage at 50 points before you reach 75 points.
- Starting with
Battle for Azeroth pre-patch, this proficiency range will be the first 75 points range of a 300 point progress bar.
References
- ^ Battle for Azeroth Professions - Overview - (BfA) [Profession skill squish section]. WoW-Professions.com. Retrieved on 2018-09-26.
- ^ perculia 2018-07-09. Professions in Battle for Azeroth. Wowhead. (changelog)
See also
- Ranking system section at Magisters article