Retail World of Warcraft: Midnight

Midnight profession command center.

Follow every item backward from the finished craft to its recipe, ingredients, trainer, quest, and farming source.

Current as of July 26, 2026Retail Midnight information is sourced from official Blizzard publications. Thera WotLK pages use the fixed 3.3.5a content framework and flag server-specific differences.

Midnight profession library

Crafting, gathering, and raid preparation.

Midnight adds new recipes, simplifies stackable reagents and consumables to two qualities, and allows profession tool and accessory secondary stats to apply to earlier expansions—but not future expansions.

AlchemyBlacksmithingEnchantingEngineeringHerbalismInscriptionJewelcraftingLeatherworkingMiningSkinningTailoringCookingFishing

Crafting

Equipment and enhancement professions.

Armor & weapons

Blacksmithing, Leatherworking, and Tailoring create armor families and profession equipment. Connect each recipe to its required materials and the build pages that use it.

Item enhancement

Enchanting, Jewelcrafting, and Inscription provide stat customization, gems, enchants, and written enhancements.

Engineering utility

Engineering focuses on devices, profession tools, utility items, and specialized crafted equipment.

Consumables

What a raid-ready character uses.

Alchemy

Flasks, potions, combat consumables, transmutations, and reagent conversion. Every class guide should link to its recommended consumable package.

Cooking & Fishing

Food buffs and fish-sourced ingredients. Route profession pages from the finished food back to each ingredient and farming location.

Gathering

Herbs, ore, skins, and fish.

Herbalism

Feeds Alchemy and Inscription.

Mining

Feeds Blacksmithing, Engineering, and Jewelcrafting.

Skinning

Feeds Leatherworking.

Fishing

Feeds Cooking and selected profession recipes.

Recipe-by-recipe pages should include the trainer or source, recipe requirements, all ingredients, exact acquisition methods, crafting-quality requirements, and the build or market use for the finished item.

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