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First Aid

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First Aid

Overview

First Aid is a secondary profession. Every character can learn it, in addition to their two primary professions.

It lets you heal yourself without relying on a healer.

What this profession is for

  • Craft bandages to restore your health.

Learning the profession

First Aid is learned from a first aid trainer. Each rank raises the profession's maximum skill:

  • Apprentice: up to 75 skill.
  • Journeyman: up to 150, from 50 skill.
  • Expert: up to 225, from 125 skill.
  • Artisan: up to 300, from 200 skill and level 35.
  • Master: up to 375.
  • Grand Master: up to 450, from 350 skill.

Remember to learn the next rank as you approach your rank's limit: beyond it, your skill no longer increases.

In Wrath of the Lich King, the first aid trainers in the capital cities teach the Apprentice to Artisan ranks, from 1 to 300. The Master rank, from 300 to 375, is learned in Outland, and the Grand Master rank, from 375 to 450, in Northrend, from the trainers shown in brackets.

Alliance

  • Stormwind: Shaina Fuller.
  • Ironforge: Nissa Firestone.
  • Darnassus: Dannelor.
  • The Exodar: Nus.
  • Hellfire Peninsula: Burko (300 – 375).
  • Borean Tundra: Brynna Wilson (375 – 450).
  • Howling Fjord: Anchorite Yazmina (375 – 450).

Horde

  • Orgrimmar: Arnok.
  • Thunder Bluff: Pand Stonebinder.
  • Undercity: Mary Edras.
  • Silvermoon City: Alestus.
  • Hellfire Peninsula: Aresella (300 – 375).
  • Borean Tundra: Nurse Applewood (375 – 450).
  • Howling Fjord: Sally Tompkins (375 – 450).

Neutral

  • Dalaran: Olisarra the Kind (375 – 450).

Guide 1 – 450

This guide takes you from 1 to 450. Up to 300, the route is the same as in Classic Era; from 300 to 350, it goes through Outland's netherweave, then through Northrend's frostweave up to 450. Quantities are estimates: plan for a little extra cloth.

Required components from 1 to 300

  • : 170
  • : 180
  • : 150
  • : 120
  • : 80

Cloth is found on enemies, or bought at the auction house.

Required components from 300 to 450

  • : 70
  • : 300

Cloth is found on enemies, or bought at the auction house.

1 – 40

Start with Linen Bandages.

  • (50): (50).

40 – 80

Move on to Heavy Linen Bandages. Before 75, go back to your trainer to learn the Journeyman rank.

  • (60): (120).

80 – 115

Move on to Wool Bandages.

  • (60): (60).

115 – 150

Craft Heavy Wool Bandages. At 125, go back to your trainer to learn the Expert rank, then the Silk Bandage at 150.

  • (60): (120).

150 – 180

Craft Silk Bandages.

  • (50): (50).

180 – 210

At 180, your trainer teaches you the Heavy Silk Bandage. Remember to learn the Artisan rank from them from 200.

  • (50): (100).

210 – 240

At 210, they teach you the Mageweave Bandage.

  • (60): (60).

240 – 260

At 240, your trainer teaches you the Heavy Mageweave Bandage.

  • (30): (60).

260 – 290

At 260, they teach you the Runecloth Bandage.

  • (50): (50).

290 – 300

At 290, they teach you the Heavy Runecloth Bandage.

  • (15): (30).

300 – 330

Learn the Master rank from Burko (Alliance) or Aresella (Horde), in Hellfire Peninsula. Then move on to Netherweave Bandages: the recipe stays orange up to 330.

  • (30): (30).

330 – 350

Move on to Heavy Netherweave Bandages: the recipe stays orange up to 360.

  • (20): (40).

350 – 400

At 350, learn the Grand Master rank from a trainer in Northrend, or from Olisarra the Kind in Dalaran. Then craft Frostweave Bandages: the recipe stays orange up to 375, then turns yellow up to 392.

  • (100): (100).

400 – 450

Finish with Heavy Frostweave Bandages. Their recipe is learned with the , found on Northrend enemies, for example the Drakuru Berserkers in Zul'Drak, or bought at the auction house. The recipe is yellow up to 430, then green: you need to craft many.

  • (100): (200).
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