
WoW Classic Leatherworking Guide
Leatherworking is one of the primary professions in WoW Classic. Our Leatherworking leveling guide provides a focused and efficient path to leveling Leatherworking from 1 to 300 in World of Warcraft Classic Era, Hardcore, and the 20th Anniversary Edition (aka WoW Classic Fresh). It outlines the most cost-effective recipes while minimizing downtime and maximizing skill-ups. Follow this WoW Classic Leatherworking guide to quickly reach max leatherworking skill.
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WoW Classic Leatherworking Leveling
To level Leatherworking efficiently in WoW Classic you need to craft the right items at the right skill level. We’ve broken down the leveling journey into 4 brackets, to help you navigate through our Leatherworking 1-300 leveling guide.
Leveling Leatherworking from 1-55 (Apprentice)
Craft the following items to level Leatherworking from 1-50 in WoW Classic Era, Hardcore, or Fresh:
- 1-20: 19x
Light Leather.
- Total items required: 57x
Ruined Leather Scraps.
- Total items required: 57x
- 20-45: ~30x
Light Armor Kit.
- Total items required: 30x
Light Leather.
- Total items required: 30x
- 45-55: ~13x
Handstitched Leather Cloak.
- Total items required: 26x
Light Leather, 13x
Coarse Thread.
- Total items required: 26x
Learn Journeyman Leatherworking (requires character level 10) from a Leatherworking trainer in any major city. It costs 5 . This allows you to level Leatherworking up to 150.
Leveling Leatherworking from 50-150 (Journeyman)
Craft the following items to level Leatherworking from 50-150 in WoW Classic Era, Hardcore, or Fresh:
- 55-100: ~55x
Embossed Leather Gloves
- Total items required: 175x
Light Leather, 110x
Coarse Thread.
- Total items required: 175x
- 100-113: 13x
Fine Leather Belt – you’ll need these later.
- Total items required: 78x
Light Leather, 26x
Coarse Thread.
- Total items required: 78x
- 113-126: 13x
Cured Medium Hide – you’ll need these later.
- Total items required: 13x
Medium Hide, 13x
Salt.
- Total items required: 13x
- 126-137: ~13x
Dark Leather Boots.
- Total items required: 52x
Medium Leather, 26x
Fine Thread, 13x
Gray Dye.
- Total items required: 52x
- 137-150: 13x
Dark Leather Belt.
- Total items required: 13x
Fine Leather Belt, 13x
Cured Medium Hide, 26x
Fine Thread, 13x
Gray Dye.
- Total items required: 13x
Learn Expert Leatherworking (requires character level 20) from an Artisan Leatherworking trainer. It costs 50 . This allows you to level Leatherworking up to 225. These are the available Artisan Leatherworkers in WoW Classic:
Telonis at the Craftsmen’s Terrace in Darnassus (64.6 21.6).
Una in Thunder Bluff (41.8 42.6).
Leveling Leatherworking from 150-225 (Expert)
Craft the following items to level Leatherworking from 150-225 in WoW Classic Era, Hardcore, or Fresh:
- 150-155: ~7x
Heavy Leather.
- Total items required: 35x
Medium Leather.
- Total items required: 35x
- 155-165: ~20x
Cured Heavy Hide – you’ll need these later.
- Total items required: 20x
Heavy Hide, 60x
Salt.
- Total items required: 20x
- 165-180: ~18x
Heavy Armor Kit.
- Total items required: 90x
Heavy Leather, 18x
Fine Thread.
- Total items required: 90x
- 180-190: 10x
Barbaric Shoulders.
- Total items required: 80x
Heavy Leather, 10x
Cured Heavy Hide, 20x
Fine Thread.
- Total items required: 80x
- 190-200: 10x
Guardian Gloves.
- Total items required: 40x
Heavy Leather, 10x
Cured Heavy Hide, 10x
Silken Thread.
- Total items required: 40x
- 200-205: 5x
Thick Armor Kit.
- Total items required: 25x
Thick Leather, 5x
Silken Thread.
- Total items required: 25x
- 205-235: ~35x
Nightscape Headband.
- Total items required: 175x
Thick Leather, 70x
Silken Thread.
- Total items required: 175x
- 235-250: 15x
Nightscape Pants.
- Total items required: 210x
Thick Leather, 60x
Silken Thread.
- Total items required: 210x
Learn Artisan Leatherworking (requires level 35) from a Master Leatherworking trainer. It costs 5 . This allows you to level Leatherworking up to 300. These are the available Master Leatherworkers in WoW Classic:
Drakk Stonehand in Aerie Peak in The Hinterlands (13.4 43.4).
Hahrana Ironhide in Camp Mojache in Feralas (74.4 43.0).
Leveling Leatherworking from 225-300 (Artisan)
Craft the following items to level Leatherworking from 225-300 in WoW Classic Era, Hardcore, or Fresh:
- 250-265: ~20x
Rugged Armor Kit
- Total items required: 100x
Rugged Leather
- Total items required: 100x
- 265-285: 20x
Wicked Leather Bracers
- Total items required: 160x
Rugged Leather, 20x
Black Dye, 20x
Rune Thread
- Total items required: 160x
- 285-295: 10x
Runic Leather Belt
- Total items required: 100x
Rugged Leather, 100x
Runecloth, 10x
Rune Thread
- Alternatively, you can already start crafting
Wicked Leather Headband at 285.
- Total items required: 100x
- 295-300: 5x
Wicked Leather Headband
- Total items required: 60x
Rugged Leather, 5x
Black Dye, 5x
Rune Thread
- Total items required: 60x
You have now reached the maximum Leatherworking level in WoW Classic.
WoW Classic Leatherworking Trainers
You can learn Leatherworking in WoW Classic from Leatherworking trainers, who you can find in the capitals, among other places. Once you have reached at least level 5, you can go to one of the following Leatherworking trainers to learn the profession:
Randal Worth in Old Town in Stormwind (67.8 49.4)
Telonis at the Craftmen’s Terrace in Darnassus (64.6 21.6)
Adele Fielder in Elwynn Forest (46.4 62.2)
Arthur Moore in the Rogues’ Quarter in Undercity (70.4 57.8)
Karolek in The Drag in Orgrimmar (62.8 44.6)
Una in Thunder Bluff (41.8 42.6)
To learn Leatherworking from 150 to 225 you need to talk to an Artisan Leatherworker. Depending on your faction, these are the available trainers:
Telonis at Craftsmen’s Terrace in Darnassus (64.6 21.6).
Una in Thunder Bluff (41.8 42.6).
To learn Leatherworking from 225 to 300 you need to talk to the following Master Leatherworker:
Drakk Stonehand in Aerie Peak in The Hinterlands (13.4 43.4).
Hahrana Ironhide in Camp Mojache in Feralas (74.4 43.0).
Leatherworking Specializations in WoW Classic
Once you reach skill level 225 in Leatherworking and your character reaches level 40, the following three Leatherworking specializations are available to you:
Dragonscale Leatherworking
Elemental Leatherworking
Tribal Leatherworking
Which specialization you choose, if any, does not influence this leveling guide, as no specialization-specific recipes are used here.
How to Unlock Tribal Leatherworking
- Collect the following items:
- 192x
Thick Leather
- 112x
Turtle Scale
- 7x
Wildvine
- 4x
Cured Thick Hide
- 192x
- In Feralas, go to
Pratt McGrubben (30.6 42.6) or
Jangdor Swiftstrider (74.4 42.8) and complete
Wild Leather Armor |
Wild Leather Armor.
- Complete the following quests in any order:
Wild Leather Vest |
Wild Leather Vest
Wild Leather Boots |
Wild Leather Boots
Wild Leather Helmet |
Wild Leather Helmet
Wild Leather Leggings |
Wild Leather Leggings
Wild Leather Shoulders |
Wild Leather Shoulders
- Turn in the quest
Master of the Wild Leather at Telonis in Darnassus (64.6 21.6 ) |
Master of the Wild Leather at Una in Thunder Bluff (41.8 42.6).
- Go to
Caryssia Moonhunter in Feralas (89.4 46.6) or
Se'Jib in Stranglethorn Vale (36.6 34.2).
- Complete the quest
Tribal Leatherworking |
Tribal Leatherworking by turning in the following items:
Wild Leather Vest
Wild Leather Helmet
How to Unlock Elemental Leatherworking
- Bring the following items to
Sarah Tanner in Searing Gorge (63.6 75.8) or
Brumn Winterhoof in Arathi Highlands (28.2 45.0):
- 2x
Heart of Fire
- 2x
Globe of Water
- 2x
Core of Earth
- 2x
Breath of Wind
- 2x
How to Unlock Dragonscale Leatherworking
- Bring the following items to
Peter Galen in Azshara (37.6 65.4) or
Thorkaf Dragoneye in Badlands (62.6 57.6)
- 2x
Tough Scorpid Breastplate (recipes drops from Wastewander Bandit south of Steemweelde Port in Tanaris)
- 2x
Tough Scorpid Gloves (recipes drops from Wastewander Thief south of Steemweelde Port in Tanaris)
- 10x
Worn Dragonscale
- 2x