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Powerleveling Hunter Guide
A lot of people are uncertain what to hunt at what level to get hunter up quick, so here it is: the answer to all your questions. How to get Hunter up as fast as possible. Starting out: Beginning levels will be somewhat slow, but once you get higher, they get faster. So if you find that the exp is slow in the beginning, dont give up To start hunting, you need to first go to the hunter shop in Yanille, and get some supplies. Buy the following: 5 box traps, 2 bird snares, a poking stick, 5 butterfly jars, and a butterfly net. Levels 1-9 Location: Southeast from Yanille From level 1, you're gonna have to catch some crimson swifts. Go southeast from Yanille (a lot), and find the place where I am in the picture below. Set down the snare and wait for a bird to get caught. Since youre only lvl 1, you can only use 1 trap at a time for now. If the trap fails, just reset it back up. Exp here is pretty slow, but you don't have much of a choice at level 1. Snare these birds until leve...

Creating Multiple Items
In the bottom left corner of the trade interface, there is an area where you can select how many of a specific item you want to create. This is very helpful when you're creating the same item repeatedly. There is also a "Create All" button that will create as many copies of the item as you can.
Tips
Buy stacks of Profession components from other players. That is faster than collecting them on your own! Have your friends save up components too.

Devote a certain bag to carrying your Profession items. You can even pick a different-colored bag if you have one, to make it easier to find.

Know which classes will need the products that you can create with your Professions:
Mail: Warriors, Paladins (Hunters and Shaman can start wearing mail at level 40)
Leather: Rogues, Hunters, Druids, Shamans
Cloth: Mages, Priests, Warlocks

Know which Profession components to save while you are fighting. You can sell them to other players or give them to friends, rather than selling them to the merchants:
Blacksmithing: jewels, metal bars, linen, wool, leather...
Engineering: jewels, cloth, leather, mechanical items, metal bars...
Leatherworking: leather, ruined pelts, hides...
Tailoring: linen, cloth, wool, silk...
Cooking: meat, various monster parts...

Secondary Skills
First Aid - Healing.
Fishing - Collect food. Good for cooking.
Cooking - Food is used in the game to heal players out of combat so that they can return to the fighting as quickly as possible.

Skill Increases
Gray - You cannot increase your skill by making these items or harvesting these items.
Green - These items give you a fairly poor chance to increase your skill. You can still do it, but its going to take a lot of gathering/creation to up your skill with these items.
Yellow - These items give you a reduced chance of increasing your skill. It's still pretty reasonable to try to increase your skills with these items.
Orange - These items give you your best chance of increasing your skill. For Professions, making an orange item will always increase your skill.
Red - Your skill is not high enough.

Secondary Skill Training
Expert and above skill tiers for secondary skills require you to find the books to teach you them. Artisan level requires a quest to be completed.
Item Creation Times
The cap on time required to make an item in those professions is based on quality and level.

Level 31+ Green Items at least 8 sec
Level 31+ Blue Items at least 15 sec
Level 31+ Purple Items at least 25 sec
Random Information

The Profession UI has a search field. Text that is entered into the search field searches against item names, reagent names and item levels (if you include a level). For instance you can type Peace into the search field to see all of your recipes that use Peacebloom, or type in 20-30 to see all of you level 20-30 recipes. This search field only appears once you have more than 75 skill in your profession.
The Profession UI has a checkbox that allows you to search by only items that you have the materials to make.
You can link recipes into chat. If you have chat input open and you shift-click on one of your recipes in your profession UI then it will put a link to that recipe with the reagents it requires to make into chat.
Gathering skills not fail when you have reached the maximum skill possible.
Some Professions allow you to use the trade screen to interact with other people's items. For example, enchanters can enchant items directly in the trade screen. Lockpicking and some other Professions can also be used via the trade screen.
If you attempt to learn a recipe you already know, you will now see a message that says you already know it.
Some recipes are intended to increase your skills in that Profession rather than to create an item to sell to another player.
Some Epic player crafted items can be created that require raiding.
Generally, recipes with white names are store-bought and ones with green or blue (or purple) names are drops from monsters. So if you see some white recipes for sale, a person just bought the item from a vendor and is trying to re-sell it for a profit.
When gathering Herbs or Mining, if you see gray dots on your mini-map those are items found below you or in a nearby cave.
Creating Multiple Items
In the bottom left corner of the trade interface, there is

Professions

If you go Mining there are two recommended paths. Decide which one you want to take.
Mining - Mining is used to collect items for engineering and blacksmithing.
Blacksmithing - Create armor and weapons.

or

Mining - Mining is used to collect items for engineering, jewelcrafting and blacksmithing.
Engineering - Engineering is used to assemble cloth, leather, metal, and stones into parts needed to make explosives, guns, scopes, bullets, mechanical dragons, aquatic helmets, and more.

Herbalism/Herb Gathering - Collect herbs that can be used with alchemy.
Alchemy - The alchemist mixes herbs to generate potions with a variety of effects.

Skinning - Gather leather and hides for leatherworking, blacksmithing and tailoring (mostly leatherworking).
Leatherworking - Create leather armor and armor patches.

Tailoring - Create cloth items and bags.
Enchanting - Improve existing items.

Mining - Mining is used to collect items for engineering, jewelcrafting and blacksmithing.
Jewelcrafting - Improve existing items.

a few of the skills currently in the game

Fishing: Armed with their best fishing rods, fishermen explore the world of Azeroth looking for new and interesting places to cast their lines. In addition to the varied fish population, all manner of aquatic treasure awaits the fisherman with the skill and patience to reel it in.

Enchanting: Enchanters use their magical formulae to grant both temporary and permanent augmentation to weapons, armor, and other equipment.

Alchemy: The alchemist mixes herbs to generate potions with a variety of effects. A player can create healing, invisibility, elemental resistance, and mana potions; oils to coat weapons; and much more.

Blacksmithing: Blacksmiths take bars of metal from miners and work them into finely crafted arms and armor. There are many unique weapons and other armaments that cannot be found on any of the vendors or monsters in the game, but can only be created by blacksmiths.

Engineering: Engineering is used to assemble metal and stones into parts needed to make explosives, guns, scopes, bullets, mechanical dragons, aquatic helmets, and more. More than any other Profession, engineering products require several steps to be completed.

Leatherworking: This skill allows players to work various leathers and pelts into leather armors as well as patches integral to the creation of higher-level, metallic armors and enhanced weapons.

Tailoring: Tailoring allows players to cut and weave various pieces of cloth into armor, bags, shirts, and other cloth items.

Cooking: From beer-basted boar ribs to giant clam scorcho, there is no recipe too obscure or odd to avoid notice by the chefs of Azeroth. Food is used in the game to heal players out of combat so that they can return to the fighting as quickly as possible.

Herb Gathering: Herb gathering is used to collect plants found throughout the world, with more powerful herbs requiring a higher skill level to find. Each type of herb has specific uses and places where it is found. For instance, grave moss must be sought in cemeteries, whereas wintersbite grows in snowy areas.

Mining: Mining is used to extract ores, stones, and gems from mineral nodes found throughout the world. Generally, more of these nodes can be found in the dangerous underground than on the surface. In addition to gathering the raw materials, it's up to the miners to smelt the ores taken from the ground into metal bars. These are the raw materials that artisans such as Blacksmiths and Engineers will transform into deadly weapons and wondrous objects.

As a weaponsmith, you maintain a stock of iron ore and grinding stones (needed to polish and sharpen the weapon to a fine razor's edge). You take a quick trip to the forge to smelt the iron ore and coal into steel bars. A nearby merchant sells the strong flux that removes impurities from the steel. To fill out the ingredients list, you make your way to an alchemist, but unfortunately you learn that he requires the herb wintersbite to make frost oil for you. So, to acquire the wintersbite herb, you trade a stack of sharpening stones to your friend, who happens to be an herbalist, and then you give the wintersbite to the alchemist, who then concocts the arcane frost oil for you.
Now the ingredients are complete, and you forge the weapon, confident that there will be no failure and that the frost tiger blade will be born from the rare ingredients used to create it. Thrilled with your work, the Human Warrior leaves the remaining jade with you in payment.

The information about the world of warcraft

Forging a Frost Tiger Blade
A Human Warrior seeking to quest in the more dangerous parts of Azeroth has commissioned you to forge a powerful weapon for his use. As one of the most celebrated Human weaponsmiths in Stormwind, you are used to this sort of request. What is unusual, though, are the four pieces of jade (a useful and rare material) the Warrior is willing to trade for your work. And so you set yourself to the forge and begin the process of creating a deadly frost tiger blade.

An Orc Shaman studies with Goblin Engineers

ant to forge a keen-edged sword that just screams "deadly"? What about brew an arcane potion? Or tailor a stylish outfit? All of these abilities fall under the heading of Professions in World of Warcraft, and specializing in certain disciplines by selecting and perfecting them could allow your character to seize an important role in the dynamic economy of the world. To find out what some of the skills in World of Warcraft currently are, and how these abilities are different from those in other MMORPGs, read on.

How do Professions work?

There are two types of skills in World of Warcraft: gathering skills, which allow you to collect the raw materials needed to make items, and Professions, which actually transform those materials into finished goods. Professions are generally paired with gathering skills in a relationship that makes each integral to the other. To make items with the blacksmithing ability, for example, players will need ingredients that are acquired by applying the mining skill. Players will not have to be equipped with both paired abilities to succeed, however. An alchemist working to create a potion can always purchase the necessary herbs from an herbalist.

How do players acquire new recipes?

Profession recipes are the blueprints for crafting an item, and they detail the raw components required to manufacture that item. Many recipes are available from the same in-game trainers who teach a specific Profession. Other recipes are found through various vendors around the world or on the corpses of slain monsters.

How are Professions in World of Warcraft different from those in other MMORPGs?
A great deal of effort has been made to make every item that is crafted useful so that players are not just creating items to increase their skills. Also, many of the raw materials needed will be found in dangerous locations throughout the world. Players are encouraged to adventure in order to gain ingredients, rather than just farm a distant, nondescript patch of land endlessly.

Mining a Copper Vein in the Jasperlode Mine Extracting the Ore

Recipes will work every time. If you collect the proper ingredients to create an item, you don't have to worry about them being wasted due to failures. There's also no need to constantly experiment in World of Warcraft to find a combination of ingredients that will work. A recipe clearly lists what it will allow you to create and what raw materials are required. There's no guesswork (or surfing through dozens of Web sites) involved