- Author: Nevermore
- Date: October 15, 2024
- Updated: October 15, 2024
- Expansion: WoW Classic
Phase 5 of Season of Discovery retains the 300 skill cap introduced in Phase 3 for professions, allowing players to max out their crafting and gathering skills in case they haven’t already done so. For the Tailoring profession, you’ll be able to stitch together most of the patterns in the game, and quite an impressive new array of craftable items that have been added for this season.
Tailoring Leveling & Trainers
Check out our Classic Tailoring Guide for trainer locations, a leveling guide, and more. We also have a Cloth Farming Guide. Everything in those guides apply to Season of Discovery except for the level requirements for higher skill ranks (level 26 for Expert and level 41 for Artisan). There are some new recipes that are exclusive to Season of Discovery which we’ll cover in this guide, but they aren’t needed for leveling.
Learning Artisan Tailoring
From Phase 3 onward, players were able to level their professions all the way to 300 skill, or Artisan level – the maximum skill for Vanilla WoW.
Artisan Tailoring can only be learned from these specific trainers:
- Timothy Worthington at Theramore Isle in Dustwallow Marsh (66.2, 51.8)
- Daryl Stack at Tarren Mill in Hillsbrad Foothills (63.8, 20.8)
Since neither of these trainers is located in a major city, you may want to bring the materials to level
New Tailoring Patterns for Season of Discovery
Phase 5 doesn’t add any specific new patterns, instead, bringing the Zandalar Tribe recipes which were also available in Vanilla WoW:
Phase 4 adds a plethora of new recipes that can be crafted and revamped items:
- Pattern: Leather-Reinforced Runecloth Bag
- Argent Elite Boots
- Argent Elite Shoulders
- Fine Flarecore Gloves
- Fine Flarecore Leggings
- Fine Flarecore Mantle
- Fine Flarecore Robe
- Incandescent Mooncloth Boots
- Incandescent Mooncloth Vest
- Incandescent Mooncloth Robe
- Incandescent Mooncloth Leggings
- Incandescent Mooncloth Circlet
- Knowledge of the Timbermaw
- Rugged Mantle of the Timbermaw
- Wisdom of the Timbermaw
Phase 3 brings three new patterns to the game for level 50 Bind-on-Pickup shoulder items for Tailors:
In Phase 2, there were two new patterns:
There were four new Tailoring plans in the game for Phase 1:
Phase 5 Best Tailoring Patterns
Here are the best Tailoring patterns you can craft in Phase 5 of Season of Discovery. We will list all of the new Season of Discovery patterns, along with all the items from Vanilla WoW that are relevant to Phase 5.
Fire Damage Patterns
Item | Recipe | Materials |
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Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills |
Frost Damage Patterns
Item | Recipe | Materials |
---|---|---|
Pattern: Brightcloth Cloak World Drop | ||
Pattern: Frostweave Gloves World Drop | ||
Pattern: Frostweave Robe World Drop | ||
Pattern: Frostweave Tunic World Drop |
Shadow Damage Patterns
Item | Recipe | Materials |
---|---|---|
Pattern: Felcloth Shoulders Multiple Sources | ||
Pattern: Felcloth Robe Multiple Sources | ||
Pattern: Felcloth Boots ultiple Sources | ||
Lower Level Patterns
These are lower-level patterns that may still be useful even in Phase 5 for leveling up potential alts.
Item | Recipe | Materials |
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Drink a Elixir of Coalesced Regret and talk to the Dead Twilight cultist at Zoram Strand in Ashenvale (17, 26) | ||
Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills | ||
Pattern: Spider Belt World Drop | ||
Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills | ||
Taught by Expert, Artisan, and Master Tailor trainers | ||
Taught by any Tailoring trainer | ||
Taught by any Tailoring trainer |
Bags
Below are the best bags that you can currently craft in Season of Discovery. You can still craft lower-level bags, but they won’t be worth very much.
Item | Recipe | Materials |
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Pattern: Satchel of Cenarius Sold by: Mishta in Cenarion Hold, Silithus Mishta in Cenarion Hold, Silithus | ||
Pattern: Bottomless Bag Dropped by: Multiple sources in Blackwing Lair, Molten Core, Blackrock Spire, Azshara, Storm Cliffs, The Emerald Nightmare | ||
Pattern: Leather-Reinforced Runecloth Bag Bought from Pix Xizzix | ||
Pattern: Mooncloth Bag World Drop | ||
Pattern: Enchanted Mageweave Pouch Sold by Enchanting Supplies vendors, including: Jessara Cordell in Stormwind City Kithas in Orgrimmar | ||
Shirts
While they don’t give any real in-game benefits, shirts are always in demand because everyone wants to look their best!
Tuxedo Jacket and Tuxedo Pants are always popular for bank alts as well, so we’ve included those here.
Item | Recipe | Materials |
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Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills | ||
Pattern: Green Holiday Shirt Reward from: A Smokywood Pastures Thank You! A Smokywood Pastures Thank You! (Only Available During Winter Veil) | ||
Pattern: Rich Purple Silk Shirt World Drop | ||
Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills | ||
Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills | ||
Taught by: Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Josef Gregorian in Undercity Daryl Stack in Hillsbrad Foothills | ||
Pattern: Stylish Blue Shirt World Drop | ||
Pattern: Stylish Green Shirt World Drop | ||
Taught by Expert, Artisan, and Master Tailor trainers | ||
Taught by Expert, Artisan, and Master Tailor trainers | ||
Taught by any Tailoring trainer | ||
Taught by any Tailoring trainer | ||
Taught by any Tailoring trainer | ||
Taught by Apprentice and Journeyman Tailor trainers | ||
Taught by any Tailoring trainer |
Bolts of Cloth
Almost every Tailoring pattern requires bolts of cloth of the appropriate level range. Here’s how many pieces of cloth you’ll need for each bolt.
The Mooncloth pattern has a 4-day cooldown and you must be standing near a Moonwell to craft it. For Alliance, there are Moonwells at The Temple of the Moon in Darnassus and The Park in Stormwind City. For Horde, the most convenient will be near Splintertree Post in Ashenvale, around 59, 72. There are also Moonwells in Moonglade.
Item | Recipe | Materials |
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Felcloth x2 | ||
Runecloth x5 | ||
Georgio Bolero in Stormwind City Timothy Worthington in Dustwallow Marsh Daryl Stackin Hillsbrad Foothills Josef Gregorian in Undercity | ||
Taught by Expert, Artisan, and Master Tailor trainers | Silk Cloth x4 | |
Taught by any Tailoring trainer | Wool Cloth x3 | |
Taught by any Tailoring trainer | Linen Cloth x2 |
this is in no way a “guide”..
heres some cool stuff we noticed getting posted in trade for sale.and how much cloth it takes to make a bolt. thats all i see here
Are you looking for a Tailoring leveling guide? Maybe you need to refine your search? This is a guide to relevant changes regarding SoD. Refer to normal Classic leveling guides.
Our original leveling guide is linked in the article if that’s what you’re looking for. This is an overview of specifically what is available for the new level caps in Season of Discovery.
Gotta love classic brained players and their inability to read and thus proving further in their responses that their brain function is just a skosh above that of a troglodyte. Their guides are clearly linked you dolts. Yes there are new patterns but at the moment would not affect you being able to use the classic guide to level this profession. Even wowhead just has you use the classic guide to level. They dont have a specific one for sod(Rolls eyes)
Appreciate the information Luxrah. I enjoy the cut to the chase info of ‘this is what you can make for this bracket’ in regards SoD.
No, you cannot just use normal classic guides considering the new patterns will change things. Unless you are saying all the new patterns are irrelevant when it comes to leveling. But we wouldn’t know that considering nothing along those lines were said.
There are only a handful of new patterns and they are targeted at the current endgame, so they won’t affect leveling for most players. The existing classic guides should still be perfectly usable.
The only problem I see with using the original leveling guide is that one doesn’t know where to stop with the initial list of required materials. Just gonna have to play it by ear when I get to the mageweave section.
I think people are just *expecting* a leveling guide more than anything, and that’s what they search for when this returns as a result.
Why doesn’t this so called guide show us how to level up tailoring ? Thats what most of us if not all are looking for.
Our leveling guide is linked in the second paragraph. This guide covers the specific patterns that are available at the new level caps.