Draenor proficiency

Draenor proficiency, formerly known as Draenor Master, is the sixth stage of a profession learned from an item drop or quest reward in Draenor. It unlocks the use and development of profession related skills in Draenor related content. Not counting racial or other bonuses, it allows skill ups to a maximum of 100 points.

Proficiency unlock items

Primary professions

•  [A Treatise on the Alchemy of Draenor]
•  [Draenor Blacksmithing]
•  [Draenor Enchanting]
•  [Draenor Engineering]
•  [A Compendium of the Herbs of Draenor]
•  [Draenor Inscription]
•  [Draenor Jewelcrafting]
•  [Draenor Leatherworking]
•  [A Treatise on Mining in Draenor]
•  [A Guide to Skinning in Draenor]
•  [Draenor Tailoring]

Secondary professions

•  [Brittle Cartography Journal]
•  [The Joy of Draenor Cooking]
•  [Fishing Guide to Draenor]

The subject of this section was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 8.0.1.

•  [First Aid in Draenor]

Achievements

•  [Professional Draenor Master]
•  [Working in Draenor]
•  [Draenor Master of All]

Notes

• Prior to Battle for Azeroth, the Draenor Master proficiency could be learned as early as level 88 and allowed progression up to a maximum of 700 points, not counting any racial or any other bonuses.

Patch changes

• 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.
  

See also

Since the Battle for Azeroth expansion, profession proficiency levels fall into twelve groups to learn and execute recipes organized by expansion:

• • Classic (formerly Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, and Artisan)
  • Outland (formerly Master)
  • Northrend (formerly Grand Master)
  • Cataclysm (formerly Illustrious Grand Master)
  • Pandaria (formerly Zen Master)
  • Draenor (formerly Draenor Master)
• • Legion (formerly Legion Master)
  • Kul Tiran / Zandalari
  • Shadowlands
  • Dragon Isles
  • Khaz Algar
  • Midnight