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Dungeons and Dragons: World of Warcraft Adds 9 Production Professions for Players

Dungeons and Dragons players can now get a look at the rules for all of the Production Professions coming in the WoW gameplay expansion.

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Dungeons and Dragons players will be able to have their World of Warcraft inspired characters specialize with nine production professions that support everything from Alchemy to Tailoring.

All Nine D&D: World of Warcraft Production Professions Explained

World of Warcraft players are likely already well-aware of how Production Professions can be used in the MMO to gain wealth, craft powerful consumables and gear, and further immerse characters into the role-play of Azeroth.

Dungeons and Dragons is attempting to recapture that magic by supporting all the main WoW professions at the tabletop. All of the Gathering Professions will be supported, as well as nine exciting Production Professions.

Here is a breakdown of how each WoW Production Professions will be brought to life in D&D:

Alchemy – Requires proficiency with Alchemist’s Supplies or an Herbalism Kit. Craft potions, dusts, alchemical equipment, perfumes, and more. As your Proficiency Bonus increases, you’ll be able to craft potions of higher rarity.

Blacksmithing – Requires proficiency with Smith’s Tools or Mason’s Tools. Uses these tools and mined materials to create items out of metal or stone, and with leather and hide in some cases. As........

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