Cooking: As an "automatic diet ATM" mage, this can be completely omitted-but it is understandable that you want to learn to cook interesting food such as "delicious wind snake".

Fishing: It all depends on your interest. Less than 300 is hard to say whether it is simple or not. But you can catch some fish related to alchemy and sell them. Of course, high prices are hard to catch. Besides fish, you can also catch boxes, equipment and so on, ignoring everything that only looks at RP.

The above three majors can be saved together with other majors, and only two of the following majors can be selected for exercise.

Mining: generally with forging and engineering; But it's also quite profitable-mineral gems are all important, and these things are consumables, so there shouldn't be a lot in the bank that can't be sold.

Forging: making weapons and locks/plates should be neglected by the mage, right?

Engineering: PK weapon, which can be used as a bomb to stun people; It can be said that all PK maniacs are engineering masters. Even without PK, some strange things made by the project are also very interesting. The disadvantage is that it is difficult to practice-it requires a lot of materials and is expensive.

Herbology: generally with alchemy; I can also sell many herbs to other alchemists, and the price of advanced herbs is good, but the process of collecting herbs is as time-consuming and boring as mining.

Alchemy: In addition to making red medicine and blue medicine, you can also make many effective medicines, such as increasing strength, agility, intelligence, etc., as well as invisible medicines, but generally you need some resistant medicines to make copies. This kind of medicine is basically high-grade medicine, which is difficult to make, and of course the price is also proportional.

Peeling: generally used as leather, leather sales are not very good. Although there is Longlin purple skin (Bis's skin), it is very depressing not to mention this. Stripping out teammates can roll dice with you. I feel that the current peeling machines basically peel off hard nails and sell them, or process them into hard nail pieces-because the circus collects that stuff.

Tanning: It is related to the equipment of low-level hunters and thieves, especially the resistance equipment. There are as many thieves as ants now. I don't think there is a thief who doesn't learn this.

Tailor: It can be matched with any major, but it is usually enchanted because the equipment can be disassembled. It is not difficult to practice, but the effect is not very good. The equipment made is rarely better than the equipment made.

Enchant: The word "burning money" means "burning money". You know, all you've taken apart are boobs. It's hard to practice. If you really want to make money, you have to have a top formula. Business opportunities depend on whose things are new, right? Don't practice this thing without certain psychological endurance. Although rare formulas make money, they are also expensive to buy.

I can only give you such an analysis. Warcraft is a game with a good degree of freedom and balance, so there is no strongest profession, and of course there is no best major-even if you restrict the mage to learn what major. Let's take a look and think about what to study. To tell the truth, everything that makes money is made by time.