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Classic proficiency, formerly known as Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, and Artisan, is the beginning stage of a profession learned at the appropriate profession trainer when a character has reached at least level 5. Not counting racial or other bonuses, it allows skill ups to a maximum of 300 points.

Profession proficiency levels fall into nine groups to learn and execute recipes organized by expansion: Classic, Outland (Bc icon), Northrend (Wrath-Logo-Small), Cataclysm (Cataclysm), Pandaria (Mists of Pandaria), Draenor (Warlords of Draenor), Legion (Legion), Battle for Azeroth (Battle for Azeroth) and Shadowlands (Shadowlands).

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Notes[]

  • Prior to the expansion Battle for Azeroth, the following were the requirements and skill caps, not counting any racial or any other bonuses:
    • The Apprentice stage could be learned at level of 5 and allowed progression gain up to a maximum of 75 points.
    • The Journeyman stage could be learned as early as level 10 and 50 skill and allowed progression gain up to a maximum of 150 points.
    • The Expert stage could be learned as early as level 20 and 125 skill and allowed progression gain up to a maximum of 225 points.
    • The Artisan stage could be learned as early as level 35 and 200 skill and allowed progression gain up to a maximum of 300 points.
  • With only the initial World of Warcraft install, no skill or profession can go beyond the Classic proficiency level.

Patch changes[]

  • Battle for Azeroth Patch 8.0.1 (2018-07-17): Each expansion now has a separate profession skill bar, with smaller caps for each expansion, instead of one gigantic profession skill bar for all expansions put together.
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