MMOCarts Team Have New Player Profession Guides For PvP: Defend Yourself

Online, April 18, 2011 (Newswire.com) - As players take their first steps in World of Warcraft, they also head down a path that may inexorably lead to combat with other players. Whether you created your first character on a PvP realm in order to enjoy the constant threat of attack, or simply expect to gain entry into one of Azeroth's many Battlegrounds or Arenas down the road, there are numerous ways to prepare yourself for victory against your fellow players. We're tackling one of the most challenging fields of preparation in today's feature: professions for PvP.

It starts with choice. Which two of the eleven primary professions will help you best address your new character's PvP issues? How much does this choice vary by class and play style? And then there's the challenge of leveling the profession. If you select two production professions, how will you raise the gold to pay for the professions themselves?

MMOCarts team sums up some advices from Veterans as follows:

Itankya: In my personal opinion, I would level up Tailoring, Leatherworking, or Blacksmithing (depending on your armor proficiencies) Skinning goes to Leatherworking, Mining goes to Blacksmithing, and you can put anything to Tailoring. After you get our armor making profession maxed, get Enchanting to enchant the gear you now wear. And finally after that, get herbalism and Alchemy for the elixirs and potions you can make.

Terch: See if you want good armor in the game early on you need to first do dungions the second you can. If you have a good group you can get some good xp fast, get some rare armor level some professions, and get experience working in a group. all of this you will need to learn if you want to go far in wow. Most things are baste on a team effort and if you play your part right you get good gear, firends, xp and will have fun.
I may not be rich in money or gear because I don't use this toon much any more but I have friend desent gear and had fun with this toon.

Krãtos: For PvP engineering is really good for the killshades, they can also be good for PVE as well. JC is another good one for three boosted gems, as well as BS for more gems slots. you can also argue enchanting for the ring enchants.

Revin: I believe that engineering would be an excellent choice for a hunter. Hunters can use engineering to engineer Chickensplitter Bows or whatever you people call them. The bows are a bit hard to make, but the rewards are great.

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