Best professions for Druid?

[Glenzig]

Just curious what everyone thinks are the best professions to take up as a druid during vanilla era. Thoughts?

[Guirssane]

LW/skinning or enchant/herb imo for pve
Engi/mining for pvp

[Sakuraba]

Engineering is best for PvP and imo one of the most useful professions.
Blacksmithing gives a fear immunity trinket, which i am not sure is in the game yet, which is incredibly strong.

Herbalism is probably the best moneymaker.
Mining goes great with Engineering.

Enchanting gives you one of the best tanking trinkets.

[Glenzig]

Thanks guys. Appreciate the insights.

[tunguska]

Enchanting is a no-brainer for a feral druid. Then engineering would be a no brainer for a pvp druid.

I'm going skinning/ehcnating for now, then will eventually drop skining and level engineering once i have enough cash to fund it.

[Zula]

Since there isn't a single Bind on Pickup crafted item(For Druid) from either Tailoring or Leatherworking, then there is no reason for you to have these professions. So if you are going to be farming and are into NPC killing get Herbalism & Skinning/Mining for consumables plus some money making, but if you're into the bashing skulls get Engineering & Herbalism/Mining

[mnmliq]

what collective professions is usable by druids in cat form? i mean skinning/herbalism/mining

[Lorilay]

If you really want to min/max, enchant your way to 265 for the tanking trinket, then drop it. For PvP, Engineering/Blacksmithing is the way to go (the fear immune trinket is seriously OP).

[Onírica]

Just curious what everyone thinks are the best professions to take up as a druid during vanilla era. Thoughts?

I vote for enchant/herb