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Commentaire de redraevyn

This does not require level 46. I can't confirm the minimum but 40 (or even 35?) would make sense. I completed this quest at level 43.

The quest -is- unavailable until you complete all the quests from the fellow in Feathermoon Stronghold (re: Wild Leather), including taking the letter to Darnassus.

Commentaire de Joyd

This quest will allow you to (eventually) create these items - note that several are Bind on Pickup, and many are not available until much later in the game. These items can -only- be created by a tribal leatherworker, but the Bind on Equip ones can be bought, sold, traded, and given away. The items created with tribal leatherworking are primarily useful to druids in a caster role.

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Commentaire de gaze

Today i went to try to learn tribal leatherworking.. but she did not give me and such quests at all. I don't know why, i'm 260 LW and i have the mats for the quest, but my only option was to learn recipes. maybe you no longer can use her? but have to use the one in outlands or something? i'm not sure, please help

Commentaire de gaze

oh nvm my previous post, after seeing the first post by redraevyn -

The quest -is- unavailable until you complete all the quests from the fellow in Feathermoon Stronghold (re: Wild Leather), including taking the letter to Darnassus.

sorry and thank you

Commentaire de starcatcher

i didnt do the letter quest and i am lvl 55 and cant do the quest

Commentaire de 153936

How would I have known about the Tribal quests in Feathermoon without looking online? Is there a quest that sends leatherworkers there?

Commentaire de 172664

If you already are an elemental leatherworker and you want to become something different like tribal dont do the quest for the wild leather... complete waste of time... all you do is drop your current specialty go to tanaris 65, 18 read the book and pick your new specialty... you automatically learn in no quest involved..

Commentaire de Thottbot

In order to do Tribal Leatherworking (Alliance)

You MUST finish the wicked leatherworking quests in feathermoon before the option will even open up to learn Tribal.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Alliance

You must complete the wicked leatherworking quests in feathermoon before you can even start tribal.

Commentaire de Thottbot

1. complete ALL wild leather quests in feathermoon.
2. the master leatherworking quest from feathermoon wants u to bring the letter to darnassuss
3. then go to the tribal trainer in feralas

Commentaire de Thottbot

So just off the top of my head here are the recipes you can learn with tribal... I have been a 300 tribal for a while and have most of them, except the new DM recipes.

Devilsaur legs and gauntlets(THIS IS A 2 PIECE SET)---> some of the best armor for rogues... better than elemental stormshroud for "most" rogues.

Ironfeather breastplate and shoulders (THIS IS A 2 PIECE SET)---> some of the best armor for casting druids till Wildheart...

Frostsaber boots, gloves, chest, and legs---> gives resist to frost and shadow.

Chimeric boots, gloves, chest, and legs---> gives resist to arcane and nature.

Warbear woolies and harnes---> gives great strength and stamina, but kinda disappointing armor.... still good for a feral set for druids

Hide of the Wild---> This is an awesome epic cloak that takes a LOT of hard to get/expensive mats... increases healing and gives int and stam.... perfect for any healer.

Corehound boots---> Hard to get recipe from MC.... gives agility, stam, and 24 fire resist making them awesome boots for rogues in MC/Onyxia

Wolfshead Helm---> useless helm unless you are a hardcore feral druid.

Well I think that is about it.... pretty much if youa re looking to make money you will pump out devilsaur items as there are an icredibly high number of rogues and almost all of them want a devil set. You can also make some money making the ironfeather set because the drop on the breast is a pain not too many people have it so you can sell a set or two a week on a good pop server. Hope this answers most of the questions that I know I had. Feel free to add any armor I forgot which i am sure I forgot a few.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Iam lvl 46 my LW is 245, I have done all wildleather quests and I went to darnassus to complite my quest. Then I went to feralas but he wont tell me anything? My leatherworking must be highter than 245?

Pls help me.

Commentaire de Thottbot

I did just do ALL of the wild leatherowrking quest at feathermoon. all parts so dont tell me i need to go to darnassus at the last part i did that..
well im 256 in leatherworking to. so i went down to the tribal lw trainer in feralas. well do you think she could learn me anything ? NO!
what do i have to do to learn tribal leatherworking ?

Commentaire de Thottbot

Which is better for hunter,dragonscale,tribal,or elemental?

Commentaire de Thottbot

there is NO correlation between tribal (or any of the three specs) and getting your artisan (225 to 300 max) leatherworking. to learn artisan lwing, you will need to go to the master leatherworking trainer. for the alliance he is in aerie peak, in the inn downstairs. you must be level 35 and have 200+ lwing. it will cost you 5 gold.

for the horde, i believe you have to go to feralas (camp mojache).

Commentaire de Thottbot

Here's what I've found in looking at the three areas of leatherworking:

Dragonscale
Lv Item
255 DragonScale Breastplate
260 Green DS Breastplate
270 Green DS Leggings
280 Green DS Gauntlets
285 Blue DS Breastplate
290 Black DS Breastplate
295 Blue DS Shoulders
300 Black DS Boots
300 Black DS Leggings
300 Black DS Shoulders
300 Blue DS Leggings
300 Chromatic Cloak
300 Chromatic Gauntlets
300 Dreamscale Breastplate
300 Red DS Breastplate

Elemental
Lv Item
250 Helm of Fire
270 Living Shoulders
270 Volcanic Leggings
275 Stormshroud Pants
285 Living Leggings
285 Stormshroud Armor
285 Volcanic Breastplate
295 Stormshroud Shoulders
300 Living Breastplate
300 Molten Belt
300 Molten Helm
300 Volcanic Shoulders

Tribal
Lv Item
250 Feathered Breastplate
265 Chimeric Gloves
270 Ironfeather Shoulders
275 Chimeric Boots
275 Frostsaber Boots
275 Warbear Harness
280 Chimeric Leggings
285 Frostsaber Leggings
285 Warbear Woolies
290 Chimeric Vest
290 Devilsaur Gauntlets
290 Ironfeather Breastplate
295 Corehound Boots
295 Frostsaber Gloves
300 Corehound Belt
300 Devilsaur Leggings
300 Frostsaber Tunic
300 Hide of the Wild

Of course, mail armor falls under the Dragonscale area (duh!) - primarily for Hunters. Elemental has some good stuff but is primarily focused on rogue benefits. Tribal also has some good stuff for rogues but primarily benefits the druids. Of course, all leatherworkers can make the Scorpid (mail) armor - the majority of LW items remain open for all. The really good items for all LW require Friendly, Honored or Revered with some faction (Timbermaw, Zandalar, Argent Dawn or Cenarion Circle). So, the question is: do you want to make items to sell or items for personal benefit? I would guess that rogues provide the largest specialized market (Elemental) and hunters the second but farming for materials increases the difficulty of the DS area (none are easy materials to get).

Commentaire de Thottbot

tloc: 89, 46 in feralas

Commentaire de Thottbot

Well as you red on the subject Im a rogue and I want to know that what LW style I want to specialize on. I know that theres 3 styles:
Dragonscale (with is all mail, that I dont want), Tribal (all Leahter, but are they good for a rogue to make hes own equipment?) and the elemental (whats this elemental?)

If somebody just could explain...
Thanks :)

Commentaire de Thottbot

Any ideas as to how to change from one specialty to another? IE: I have tribal LW atm, but would like to switch to elemental. Thanks in advance.

Commentaire de Thottbot

To change from tribal to elemental, talk to your specialist and pay the 50g to unlearn the specialty. Then fly to Tanaris and run to steemwheedle port to the house at 65,21. Theres a book on the table there called "Soothsaying For Idiots".
Read the book and choose your new specialty, then go talk to your new trainer. :)

Commentaire de Thottbot

the above post is correct coords are 65,18 wish i had read this b4 i flew to feralas to try and learn tribal

Commentaire de Thottbot

Tribal leatherworking = Druids ( most healing and balance)

Elemental leatherworking = rogue ( feral druid too )

Dragon scale leatherworking = shaman and hunter ( lot of mail )

Commentaire de Thottbot

i was a resto druid and respeced feral does anyone know how i can forget tribal lw and get a new one?

Commentaire de Thottbot

For anyone thats trying to do this quest and have completed all the wild leather quests, like i did, you cant take it till you reach 250 in LW so u can use all the wild leather patterns

Commentaire de Thottbot

Yeh i wish most recent post were at the top....alot of pooor souls are gonna go buy all those mats then find out all they gotta do is read a book....maybe if we QQ enough they will fix it or somethin....

Commentaire de Thottbot

You also have to abandon any other LW quest you might have accepted (and ofc not completed) before you are offered the quest.

Commentaire de Thottbot

it costed 100g at lvl70

Commentaire de Thottbot

Ok everyone is saying for a rogue go with tribal or elemental which one is better for NE Rogue?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Are Wicked Leather Items (mostly +agi) Tribal Leather?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

the wild leather quest giver is in feathermoon near the hippogryph master under a bridge behind the inn.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Prerequisites

* Character must be level 40.
* Must have 225 Leatherworking skill.
* Must complete the Wild Leather quest chain.

it's on wiki... :)

Commentaire de Allakhazam

How do I know what kind of leatherworker I would like to be? should I become tribal or elemental or dragonscale.. I know it has to do with what your class is.. and I can's use mail, so that's not it for me.. but what are the other for?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I believe i have started the tribal leatherworking, but am not positive. I have turned in the first 2 parts of making the turtlescale armor to get my first wild leather patterns. By doing this have i locked my self into doing only tribal leatherworking now or do i still have a chance to switch to elemental leatherworking? I am a lvl 52 rogue and believe that elemental armor would be better for me. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated thank you

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Im lvl 45 and 226 leatherworking and I still cant get the girl to give me the quest... anyone know wut could be wrong?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

:P Think you could cheat and just buy the items? Or would the "Item made by... so and so ruin it"?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

you need to finish all 6 wild leather quests given in Feathermoon before caryssia will talk to you about specializing in tribal.

I was lvl 46 and leatherworking 242 when i got this. Others have reported being as low as lvl 40.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

My question was answered on another forum. The different Tribal items that can be made are: Devilsaur, Warbear, Ironfeather, Chimeric, and Frostsaber. I believe that is all.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Yup ya gotta be atleast 40 for her to talk to you and have finished all the wild leather quests.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I'm a rogue and ive chosen Tribal LWing but reading through the forums it was beter to take Elemental LWing so can i just delete my LWing and go to the Elemental trainer or do i have to start whole over ><

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Thank you! The previous post worked! thanks thanks thanks I was stuck and getting SOOOOOO mad :)

Commentaire de Allakhazam

To get this quest (and specialize in Tribal), first you need to do all of the Wild Leather quests that Pratt McGrubben gives in Feathermoon (he's next to the inn near the fp). Then he gives you a certificate to take to Darnassus to get the pattern for a Wild Leather Cloak. After you complete that quest you can talk to Caryssia to get the quest to learn Tribal Leatherworking. I tried to talk to her before I completed all of the Wild Leather quests and couldn't get the quest.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Is there a listing of all the recipes for trbial LW and where they drop or can be bought? Thanks in advance.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Just buy the gear off the AH, it sells for a few gold and saves you hours of turtle scale farming. Small Text

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I did this at 42...

Commentaire de Allakhazam

If your an above level 40 night elf hunter, whats the better skill to learn, dragonscale or elemental?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I got some problem when Iam traying to do this quest. I have lvl 271 in LW and lvl 37 on my herro, have comple all quest that Pratt McGrubben gave me.
*Wild Leather Armor
*Wild Leather Vest
*Wild Leather Shoulders
*Wild Leather Helmet
*Wild Leather Boots
*Wild Leather Leggings

I bring Telonis the letter in Darnassus and complet the quest.
*Master of the Wild Leather

After that i make a Wild Leather Vest and a Wild Leather Helmet.
I fly to Caryssia Moonhunter in Feralas, BUT she wont give me access to the Tribal Leatherworking arts.

Please HELP me!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I am a lvl 66 with 367 leatherworking skill. I started the Trible quest, with no luck. I have done all the wild leather quest and brought the letter to Darnassuse completing the master of wild leather quest. Still the leatherworker trainer in feralas will not show me further tirble quest or information.
DO I go else where for training?

Please help...Thanks!

Edited, Mar 27th 2008 5:46am by Lianndra

Commentaire de Allakhazam

The tribal gear I know of so far is: Ironfeather,Warbear, and Devilsaur items. Is there any more tribal items that can be made?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

ok, so if you want to do elemental or dragonscale instead of tribal - where do you go for those quest's? for the life of me i can't find out where

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Ok I want to do Tribal LW and from what i have been reading I have to do Wild Leather Quests before I can learn my tribal, but where is the person I get those quests from. Whats there name? I've looked in Feathermoon but I dont see anyone. Can anyone help

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Okay, am I missing something, my leatherworking is at 225 and some of the quests Pratt McGrubben has me doing asks for recipes that I don't have, is there someone else I need to go to after the Artisan person?

A Master or something? I thought that's what I was doing this for..

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I'm a lvl 41 Druid with LW at 250 or so and i think it's time for me to choose a LW path. I've Heard that Tribal LW really can't make any good armor for druids so what i wanna know is should I choose Dragonscale since it makes the most money or can i make good for a druid with Tribal.... PLZ help me choose!:)

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I cant find the recipes, ive been to leatherworking trainers in Darnassus, The Hinterlands, SW and Iron forge, im still missing Turtle scale helm and both nightvbane ones, its frustrating to fly all over and not be successful

Commentaire de Allakhazam

i know it's been said before...this one is for the ones who don't want do read all that

Edited, Feb 16th 2008 7:01pm by bungabungajr

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Compared to the elemental quest, this is a freaking cakewalk

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Okay, when you are going to go to Feathermoon to begin the first quest, take with you 10 Thick Leather, if you have it already. I walked all the way there then had to go back to Darnassus to get my leather out of the bank.

Good luck and happy trails

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I am lvl 60 and have 280 LW...i know i meet the requirement. I have also completed all of the Wild Leather quests so what else is there in order to be eligible for this quest? This is getting me pretty frustrated.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

The tribal trainer is in Talanaar,Feralas :).Where FP is.

Edited, Mar 1st 2007 1:57am by ShadowLi

Commentaire de Allakhazam

What are the tribal items you can make, and where are they listed?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Yup, you can buy or have someone else make the items. I tried both.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

What level do you have to be and what skill? I am a lvl 35 dru with LW 235 Artisan LW but Caryssia Moonhunter will not give quest. I have completed the entire Wild Leather quests. Any help would be appreciated.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I'm not sure whether the tribal line can be taken up without completing the quests to get the patterns for these items. Since I just ran my little dwarfy butt out there and can't get the main Tribal quest, it seems like the 5 quests from the leatherworking vendor are requisite.

To complete the wild leather line before you waste the time flying to feralas (ugh), you'll need:

10 pieces of thick leather
2 nightscape headbands
2 nightscape tunics
2 turtle scale breastplates
2 turtle scale gloves
2 turtle scale bracers
2 turtle scale helms
2 nightscape pants
2 nightscape boots
6 thick armor kits
7 wildvine

My math is a tad bit rusty, but a rough estimate for all of this stuff is 192 thick leather & 112 turtle scales, plus thread & hides. So far, I've spent 2 hours and a 1/2 lvl near feathermoon, killing & skinning wolves. Whee! You can get these recipes from the generic master leatherworking trainer in aerie peak (for alliance, not sure about horde).

Edited, Sat Jun 4 00:24:57 2005

Commentaire de Allakhazam

what's best for a rogue, elemental ore tribal?

Commentaire de Allakhazam

Can anyone tell me where the Rage Scar Yeti's are and what level they range?

I just finished the Feral Scar Yeti's and they were a bit rough but in dire bear form, I can handle alot more.

Thanks!

Commentaire de Allakhazam

I did it at 40. Takes stupid amounts of mats but it's doable.

Commentaire de Purrfected

Starts and finish at Caryssia Moonhunter <Tribal Leatherworking Trainer>. 87, 46

Commentaire de Thug1

Apparently on 2019 classic you get this quest from Caryssia Moonhunter . Got that myself

Commentaire de Ihealandps

I'm not sure whats going on at this point nothing is working and i'm unable to learn Tribal LW. Below are steps that i did (No quest have been done for LW)

1)Leveled LW to 300 .
2)Unlearned LW back to 0 and Relearned it
3)Leveled LW back to 200 (went to Tanaris and spoke with Narain Soothfancy and clicked on Book "Soothsaying for Dummies" no option given to choose if i want to learn another specialization.
4) Read on forum i need to get LW to 225 and then i'll be able to learn Tribal LW.
5) Repeat step 3 but at 225
6) I have went to Ferals to see Caryssia Moonhunter (No quest available)

What am i missing?

Commentaire de veeto

Ok, sharing my maths so it hopefully saves others some time on their Ally alt.

Totals:
Wildvine - 11
Thick Leather - 214
Silken Thread - 30
Thick Hide - 2

Pratt McGrubben
Pratt McGrubben

Required Quests:

Wild Leather Armor
L'armure en cuir sauvage
10 Thick Leather

Wild Leather Boots
Les bottes en cuir sauvage
2 Nightscape Pants
14 Thick Leather x2
2 Silken Thread x2
2 Nightscape Boots
16 Thick Leather x2
2 Silken Thread x2
2 Wildvine

Wild Leather Helmet
Le casque en cuir sauvage
2 Nightscape Tunic
7 Thick Leather x2
2 Silken Thread x2
2 Nightscape Headband
5 Thick Leather x2
2 Silken Thread x2
1 Wildvine

Wild Leather Leggings
Les jambières en cuir sauvage
2 Turtle Scale Helm
14 Thick Leather x2
24 Turtle Scale x2
1 Silken Thread
2 Turtle Scale Bracers
8 Thick Leather x2
12 Turtle Scale x2
1 Silken Thread x2
2 Wildvine

Wild Leather Shoulders
Les épaulières en cuir sauvage
6 Thick Armor Kit
5 Thick Leather x6
1 Silken Thread
1 Wildvine

Wild Leather Vest
Le gilet en cuir sauvage
2 Turtle Scale Breastplate
6 Thick Leather
12 Turtle Scale
1 Silken Thread
2 Turtle Scale Gloves
6 Thick Leather
8 Turtle Scale
1 Silken Thread
1 Wildvine

Caryssia Moonhunter
Caryssia Moonhunter

Quest:
Tribal Leatherworking
Travail du cuir tribal
Required Items:
Wild Leather Vest
12 Thick Leather
2 Wildvine
1 Cured Thick Hide
Wild Leather Helmet
10 Thick Leather
2 Wildvine
1 Cured Thick Hide

Commentaire de Sanctus57

Hey guys, commenting from the future because:

You cannot get the Tribal leatherworking quest if you already have the dragonscale or elemental leatherworking quests. Drop those in order to pick up the quest for Tribal!

Commentaire de 256124

For people that want to learn tribal leatherworking, I would suggest you learn Elemental Leatherworking, then unlearn it for 50g. Go to the hut in the hills just north of steamwheedle port and use the book soothsaying for dummies to unlock tribal leatherworking. I can confirm this works at time of writing.

Commentaire de grigor92

In order to get this quest available you must finish all the quests from Pratt McGrubben, including Master of the Wild Leather.

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Travail du cuir tribal

Apporter un Gilet en cuir fauve et un Casque en cuir fauve à Caryssia Chasselune en Féralas.

L'accomplissement de cette quête donne accès aux arts du travail du cuir tribal.

L'accomplissement de cette quête vous empêchera d'apprendre le travail du cuir de dragon et le travail du cuir élémentaire ; il faut être sûr du chemin que l'on veut suivre avant de faire ce choix.

	Gilet en cuir fauve (1)
	Casque en cuir fauve (1)

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Apprendre le travail du cuir tribal nécessite une réelle compréhension de ce qu'est la véritable nature primale. Je sais que vous maîtrisez déjà l'art de la confection d'armures en cuir fauve, et je souhaite poursuivre votre entraînement.

Sachez ceci, <classe> : en choisissant de suivre cette voie, vous vous engagez à ne jamais apprendre le travail des écailles de dragon ou le travail du cuir élémentaire. Vous ne pouvez vraiment maîtriser qu'une seule des trois disciplines. De plus, apportez-moi les meilleurs exemplaires de vos armures en cuir fauve. À partir de là, nous pourrons poursuivre votre apprentissage.

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Lors de l'achèvement de cette quête vous gagnerez :

500 points de réputation avec Travail du cuir - Tribal

Vérifiez si vous l'avez déjà terminé en tapant :

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(5143))

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