WoW: Gathering from the mount – the most important perks for herbalism and mining
The new specializations for the various professions in WoW: Dragonflight have brought all kinds of big and small bonuses into play – also for the collecting professions. However, the most important perks for herbalism and mining hide quite well and are overlooked by many.
When the developers announced many months ago that they would massively revise the professions in WoW: Dragonflight, many players were still skeptical. Too many times the devs had tried to make the craft exciting and each time they had failed. This time, however, those responsible left hardly a stone unturned and turned the system upside down like hardly any feature before.
The specializations for the professions are particularly new. These are more like small talent trees and are not comparable to the specializations that we used to see in WoW (buy now ) would have. However, many players have not yet really dealt with the complex system. In contrast to the actual talent tree, it is important to choose the right perks. Because switching back and forth is not possible in this case.
Never get off the farm again
Probably the most important perks in the two farm professions Herbalism and Mining are hidden a little at the end of a specialization. As such, it tends to be overlooked and many players are shocked to find out afterwards that this possibility exists.
- mining work (35/35) lets you mine from the back of your ore mount.
- botany (40/40) lets you harvest herbs from the back of your mount.
Both perks are relatively easy to achieve because they each represent the end point of the first specialization point. Since the special perk is not in the basic description of the specialization point, it is overlooked by many. Hence our tip at this point.
Source: buffed
Source: buffed
Because with these two perks and a developed dragon (here you can find all dragon glyphs) it farms in WoW: Dragonflight faster than ever before. Doesn’t your passenger benefit from the bonus? He must continue to dismount from your mount. The cute puppy is probably just too small to swing a heavy pickaxe.
Reference-www.buffed.de
