Where is enchanter in twilight highlands

Still there are lots of armor enchantment in World of Warcraft Cataclysm, for instant, chest, Cloark, Gloves and off-hand, Shield and so on. Totally, there is no great changes in the armor enchantment, but we as the hardcore still expect the coming Cataclysm enchantment with highly excitement.

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A new patch 4. The Rated Battleground is also available for players now. The difference is that for these few specific professions, you will need to unlock your faction's area in Twilight Highlands to get access to recipes that have a higher minimum skill.

Enchanting might actually still be able to get to the skill cap, because it looks like some of the trainable recipes are green all the way up. No such luck for the others, though. First, this is all beta info. There's no way to know for a fact that this will be how things look at launch. That said, there have always been things you couldn't craft until you had your character in the endgame. In Wrath of the Lich King , this was accomplished by putting the recipes on raid bosses. The main difference here is that instead of having to raid to get these recipes, we will be able to get them for doing soloable content we likely would have done anyway on the way to Blizzard still may put crafting perks in for the proper endgame, but obviously we don't see those yet.

The other difference between this and what we had in Wrath was that you could always get a large percent of functionality from your trade skill without having to be max level. It seems that Cataclysm is going to be putting much stricter limits on how much you can accomplish without putting your character through the content. For example, anyone with skill, 5 gold, and access to a Northrend trainer can make an Eternal Belt Buckle. The Cataclysmic equivalent is the Ebonsteel Belt Buckle , which you will only be able to make if you have access to the vendor who sells the recipe.

Basically, now, instead of having a very small portion of the potential of your trade skill "locked" to raiding-only characters, we have a very large portion of a few skills locked to "non-alt" characters.

How will this affect me? Depending on how you use professions, this may or may not be a big deal to you. There are two camps : those who want to have access to each profession possible for auctioneering , and those who mostly use a profession for its endgame benefits. If you're in the second camp, when you get to the Twilight Highlands, you'll be set. If, however, you're trying to build a "stable" of alts with a variety of professions, this is bad news -- unless you're doing it for completionist reasons, of course.

Completionists like to have all their characters at the maximum level, anyway. Gone are the days when anyone could get away with a couple of max-level-minus characters on an account to use to increase the available professions he had access to.

Now, you need to level every single one of them to almost the level cap. I chose to use the Auction House as my materials source. Some enchanting mats may be on the AH by themselves; check and see. I found that many of them were a reasonable price. The first or so skill points in each seem pretty easy to get. For alchemy you can set yourself making multiples of whatever potion is going to give you a skill up. I just destroyed most of the scrolls I made, but a few I sent to my bank alt to try to sell.

If you can get through the zone, it gets considerably easier. Outlands and Northrend level recipes use fewer mats which drop from more things. It gets better. A word about Enchanting: somewhere around is where I started running into real rod difficulty. Rod difficulty? Sometimes you learn the pattern from your trainer; sometimes you have to go get it yourself.

Wowhead can give you good directions.