Basics |
Introduction |
Herbalism |
Mining |
Skinning |
Blacksmithing |
Engineering |
Alchemy |
Leatherworking |
Tailoring |
Enchanting |
Cooking |
Fishing |
First Aid |
From Beer-Basted Boar Ribs to Giant Clam Scorcho, there is no recipe too obscure or odd to avoid notice from the Chefs of Azeroth.
Food is used in the game to heal players out of combat, so they can get back to fighting as quickly as possible.
As you're traveling around the world, you'll notice that you often receive
pieces of meat, which, instead of being sold to merchants, could be used to create food. If you're a player that relies on
food, such as a non-healing player or a player that solos, food should become very important to you.
You can buy food from merchants, but the food gained through cooking is nearly free and it is actually much more effective. Cooking is
also a great "flavor" secondary skill because you can entertain players with the funny and interesting dishes you can create.
Hand someone some Gooey Spider Cake, Giant Clam Scorcho, or a Curiously Tasty Omelet and you'll see what we mean.
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Players will buy stacks of food from you if you advertise well and set a reasonable price. Entice them with the fact that
food created by cooks can provide better healing at lower prices.
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You can get new recipes in several ways: as a reward for a quest, as loot from a monster or chest, or even by buying them from a
merchant. You can even have your friends be on the lookout for new recipes for you. Cooks are not as common as other tradesmen and
this will allow you to have an easier time finding recipes. People may even be more willing to donate recipes to you!
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- The minimum level for Artisan Cooking is 35.
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