What Professions as Lock?

[afrotea]

Yo

I will play Lock the first time in WoW. I used to play Hunter. What Professions should I go for?
Is Engineer also very useful in PvP as Lock? Because I though I could go Tailor and maybe Enchanter first and then drop one later and go for Engineer (altough I dont know if it is "easy" to change the Prof as in TBC).

Thank you for your answer

Cya ingame

Cheers

[tekker_cyfer]

Tailoring for Bloodvine set later when ZG comes out and Alchemy or Enchanting for PVE and if you PVP take Engineering

[Storm]

I would go mining + engineering at the start, then once you hit 300 eng and made your gadgets, drop mining for tailoring.

[Letokteren]

If it's also your first time as a caster, go with tailoring + enchanting.

Look at this beauty:
http://db.vanillagaming.org/?item=14514

[afrotea]

Thank you for your answers.
I decided to go tailoring and enchanting first, later I go Engineer and smth if the money is right

[fish]

I'm going tailor/ench myself. Might switch out tailoring later on to enginerring, we'll see..

[LeChat]

The only good answer is...fishing.

See you at Booty Bay contest noobs

[Clockwerk]

What do you guys think about herbalism and alchemy for warlock btw? I've been always tailor/enchanter and now I wan't to change a little. It is worth?

[Sierra]

What do you guys think about herbalism and alchemy for warlock btw? I've been always tailor/enchanter and now I wan't to change a little. It is worth?

i'd say yes
excellent gold yield from
health/mana potions
resist potions
and arcanite bars

not to mention ability to farm less wanted essences and transmute into water/air/fire

[Lysumnis]

All these people suggesting Enchanting? Yeeeesh. Enchanting will drain your wallet and your soul, leaving you as an emotionless husk of endgame usefulness. It's really not worth it. Go mining/engineering, tailoring/skinning or herb/alch to save your sanity.