Feral Druids benefit the most from professions that boost their offensive stats as much as possible, such as Agility or Mastery & Critical Strike Chance. We’ve listed each profession and prioritized the best benefits.
Best Professions
The best professions for Feral Druids in MoP Classic are:
Engineering – Grants access to multiple gadgets and bombs, including Synapse Springs, which can result in +1920 Agility for a short duration.
Tailoring – Gives access to Swordguard Embroidery, resulting in + 4000 Attack Power for a short duration.
Blacksmithing – Gives you access to two additional sockets, Socket Bracer + Socket Gloves. Allows further stat customization.
Useful Professions
Inscription – Grants access to the Secret Tiger Claw Inscription, resulting in a 320 Agility bonus and removing the need for the normal enchant.
Alchemy – Grants Mixology, enhancing all Flasks & Elixirs. The total bonus depends on the used item.
Leatherworking – Grants access to Fur Lining – Agility, which amounts to an extra 320 Agility compared to the normal enchant.
Jewelcrafting – Grants access to special Serpent’s Eye gems with increased stats. The total value is around 320 Agility from the premium gems.
Enchanting – Allows you to add extra enchantments to your rings. Total value around is around 320 Agility.
Sub-Par Professions
Mining – Grants Toughness, increasing Stamina. Inefficient stat for Feral Druids.
Herbalism – Grants Lifeblood. Overall, it is weaker than other professional bonuses. Grants 480 Haste.
Skinning – Grants Master of Anatomy. Like Herbalism, it has weaker stats than other professions—and grants 480- Critical Strike Chance.
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