Gathering Professions + Account Wide Reagent Bank

[Mirasol-mannoroth (Mirasol)]

@Krom-executus

• Gathering professions all baseline
• An account wide (or faction-server wide) reagent bank that extends to fit all materials

Funny you mention that. I asked about something very very similar today on the Community Council forum in the DF Professions thread.

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@Mirasol-mannoroth

@Drough-11150

For Dragonflight we are adding significant amounts of new depth and gameplay to professions, so also increasing the number of professions that you can learn on a character at the same time could be a recipe for potentially being overwhelming.

The past expansions have seen two professions removed. First Aid removed totally, and Archeology halted. I understand maybe not having more than two main professions, but is it possible to replace those missing ones with one or two gathering options? That way a person could still be an Alchemist/Inscriptionist + pick flowers.

@Mirasol-mannoroth

@Drough-11150

Anyway, I hope that answers your question in a way that is satisfactory!

Mostly But I do have a few more.

1. I might have overlooked the answer, but will patterns/recipes from older expansions be part of the work order system? Can players put in that request for a missing transmog item, pet, etc that a crafter can make?
2. Is there going to be any overhaul to the Crafting inventory system? My bags and bank are very very full. I am at the point I want a crafting bank with a tab for each expansion just about. This gets worse every expansion where we have expansion specific things for various new systems.

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The Future of Warcraft Announcements -- Professions Update

The past expansions have seen two professions removed. First Aid removed totally, and Archeology halted. I understand maybe not having more than two main professions, but is it possible to replace those missing ones with one or two gathering options? That way a person could still be an Alchemist/Inscriptionist + pick flowers. Exactly! I want the identity to be that of the craftperson in town who is there when the adventurers return. Excellent. That is very good to hear. That makes it casual…