Need advice on profs

Helo yall, In preperation for the fruma update, i have been wanting to level all professions on my warrior. I understand how to level all gathering proffesions, but i have been stuck on the crafting. I am prioritizing armor making and jewlery making. I dont know if theres a good way to levels those efficiently?

Btw, Is there a set for gathering xp bonus and any profession related buffs in general? PLEASE TELL ME.

 

You can buy o gathering speed & XP gear off of the TM. It's only as stat found on crafteds.

 

Ok so- I'm not a professional proffer by any means, but (for some god awful reason LMAO) I've gotten 3 classes all up past lvl 70 in both the gathering and crafting parts. So here's what I've done:

Of course, you wanna keep up with the levels you get to try and maximize the xp you receive. For example, if you manage to level your jeweling up to lvl 30, switch over to using the lvl 30 materials you gather (this also sorta applies to the crafting ingredients you can find, but those are more lenient on how far back you can go in levels- for example, you can make a lvl 60 bracelet with lvl 50-60 materials and such).
BUT what really gets the xp going is the ingredients you add to the recipe. Any extra ingredient is better than none, but my strat is to just HOARD any "2 star" and especially "3 star" ingredients I come across, and use them when I'm ready to craft, since they give a better bonus.
The next thing that's kinda nice to do (for my brain at least, this might not be an issue for you), is to balance out the materials you'd gather. The idea is to get more distance out of the stuff you gather, so you don't have to gather more than you need.
Jeweling is kinda nice because the two materials you use (oil and gems) will always be the lowest amount needed IF you just spam making rings lol (like, instead of needing 4 gems and like 8 oil, its just 4 & 4); if you're not worried about making a useable bracelet or necklace, and just wanna get your levels up, do that :')
Armoring is a bit less nice in that regard, cause one material will always have a higher cost than the other (so like 4 ingots, 8 paper or vice versa). But again, if you just wanna blast through levels without caring for what you make, alternate between the materials here and there to keep your amounts balanced (although, if you're ONLY gonna be jeweling and armoring, it might be more material-savvy to always use more paper than ingots when armoring, to save on having to mine for both [more] ingots and gems... uh.. I'm not sure if I'm making any sense anymore :') ).

Uhhh in short-
HOARD the good crafting ingredients to help level faster.
Always make items of the cheapest material requirements, so you hopefully don't have to make as much overall (unless you want a specific item).
To balance out the gathering part, (mostly in the case of armoring) try to use up more of the "other" materials to save on having to mine a lot more. (Well, if you don't care for keeping all your levels in balance, then you can ignore this LMAO.)
Any gathering xp bonus gear will either have to be bought or made :')) (Well, there's that charm in TNA but...)

God I really hope this mega yap makes sense :')) If you need to me go back and try to rephrase anything I blabbed out, let me know! Like I said, I'm not some kind of pro, ultra-refined, ultra-optimized proffer; this is just what I've done so far (and sorry for the mega yap I hope it's not an overwhelming mess o-o').

 

If you can, get as many high quality materials to use (2 and 3 star)
As UnhelpfulMedic said, ingredients matter. From what I've seen, the quality of the base materials does too.

 

Ooo yesyesyes! The higher the quality of everything, the better. I think I forgot to mention that part because I usually end up saving the higher quality gathered materials lol. They're a bit harder to get :')