Alchemy
- Mana WellSkill 20
- FermenterSkill 140
- Alchemy LaboratorySkill 300
Camping
The new campfire system of WoW Forever: sit down with other players, add crafted objects to the fire and get vendors, repairs, workspaces and one-hour buffs. How it works, what every trade adds and the quests that teach it.
- Trades adding objects
- 11
- Camp objects
- 33
- Objects on the biggest fire
- 10
- Camping quests
- 14
How camping works
- A campsiteA Basic Campfire turns a spot on the road into a campsite where players can rest together and get useful things done.
- What it givesVendors, repairs, profession workspaces and one-hour buffs. To get a buff you slow down, sit by the fire for a moment and get rested before you head out again.
- Up to three objectsNearby players add crafted objects to the fire, one each, up to three on a Basic Campfire. Those objects share a one-hour cooldown.
- Three per tradeEvery profession teaches three objects, at different skill levels. Each trade brings its own buff or use whichever of its objects you place.
- Better objectsThe most advanced objects come from blueprint recipes that drop from particular dungeon bosses.
- Bigger firesCooks learn upgraded campfires that hold five or ten objects.
Campfires and the Cooking objects
Cooking builds the fire itself. Each better fire holds more objects, and Cooking adds two objects of its own.
- Basic CampfireCooking skill 1 - holds 3 objects
- Journeyman CampfireCooking skill 90 - holds 5 objects
- Cookie's FeastCooking skill 140
- Expert CampfireCooking skill 200 - holds 10 objects
- Iron OvenCooking skill 300
Objects by trade
Every other trade teaches three objects, at skill 20, 140 and 300. Each needs a campfire nearby, and everything you place shares one cooldown of an hour.
Blacksmithing
- Sharpening WheelSkill 20
- AnvilSkill 140
- Master ForgeSkill 300
Enchanting
- Enchanted LuteSkill 20
- Arcane SalvagerSkill 140
- Arcane ForgeSkill 300
Engineering
- Reagent BotSkill 20
- Repair BotSkill 140
- Anarchist's WorkbenchSkill 300
Leatherworking
- Camp TentSkill 20
- Tanning RackSkill 140
- Sewing MachineSkill 300
Tailoring
- Faction BannerSkill 20
- Spinning WheelSkill 140
- LoomSkill 300
Herbalism
- Incense CandleSkill 20
- GreenhouseSkill 140
- Seed HybridizerSkill 300
Mining
- LodestoneSkill 20
- Molten FoundrySkill 140
- Rock GardenSkill 300
Skinning
- Camp ChairSkill 20
- Field GuideSkill 140
- Trapper's WorkbenchSkill 300
First Aid
- First Aid KitSkill 20
- Plague Doctor's LaboratorySkill 140
- Toxin StudySkill 300
Fishing
- Fish BowlSkill 20
- Fishing HutSkill 140
- Fishing RackSkill 300
The skills 20, 140 and 300 are Blizzard’s published rule; for the crafting trades the client table carries them too. Poisons, a rogue trade, add no camp objects.
The camping quests
A series of quests, one for each trade and a few more for camping in general, teach you the objects as you learn the trade. They are new in Forever.
- Camping 101: AlchemyLevel 6
- Camping 101: BlacksmithingLevel 6
- Camping 101: CookingLevel 6
- Camping 101: EnchantingLevel 6
- Camping 101: EngineeringLevel 6
- Camping 101: First AidLevel 6
- Camping 101: FishingLevel 6
- Camping 101: HerbalismLevel 6
- Camping 101: LeatherworkingLevel 6
- Camping 101: MiningLevel 6
- Camping 101: SkinningLevel 6
- Camping 101: TailoringLevel 6
- The AdventurerLevel 6
- The Great OutdoorsLevel 6
Legacy perks that help
- Field GuideShortens the cooldown on adding camp features.
- Reagent EconomyBlizzard says first-tier camp features then need no materials to craft.
- PermanenceThe benefits you gain from resting at a camp last longer.
Plan your Legacy perks Blizzard’s Legacy announcement (opens in a new tab)
Source and build
Game client tables, Forever beta against Classic EraRead from the Forever beta client (1.60.1.70205) and set against the Classic Era client (1.15.9.70003) through wago.tools. Spell names and tooltips are Blizzard Entertainment content, shown for comparison.