How to Complete a Profession Work Order as a Crafter

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Work Order Type

First-Come-First-Serve?

Daily/Weekly Limit?

Materials Provided?

Quality Specified?

Public

Personal

Patron

Guild

Public Work Orders can be seen by anyone on your server with the appropriate profession, and can be filled on a first-come-first-serve basis. Personal Work Orders are sent directly to a specific player, and can only be completed by that player. Guild Work Orders serve as a sort of in-between: not fully Public, but also not Personal, these orders can be seen by anyone within your Guild who has the appropriate Profession. Patron orders, meanwhile, are sent from NPCs - meaning their orders will always remain up until completed or refreshed on the same schedule that World Quests cycle.

Personal and Guild Work Orders have no limits on the amount you can fulfill. Public Work Orders, however, are capped at 4. Players regenerate 1 Public Work Order per day, so try to fill orders as they become available to prevent "wasting" potential crafts. Patron Work Orders are capped on a weekly basis, but all Patron orders available can be completed in a given week.

All Work Order types have the option for players and NPCs to provide all, some, or none of the required materials. In cases where some or none of the materials are provided, crafters are required to use their own materials in order to complete a claimed Work Order. Certain materials, such as Искра пробуждения or Искра Знамения will always be required to be provided by players and NPCs commissioning a work order.

Quality can only be specified for Patron, Guild, and Personal Work Orders. This Quality is required to complete the order - if a Quality 4 is requested but you can only create a Quality 3, you will be unable to complete the order. If you place a Public work order, you get what you get - any quality will count for completion!

How to Complete a Work OrderCompleting a Work Order Interface

1: The Player that placed the Order, as well as their note to you. Be sure to read the note for any extra instructions - or, alternatively, there is a button to Ignore the Player if anything inappropriate is written. Patron orders will not show an ignore button.

2: Crafters will definitely want to pay attention to this section- it's about how you get paid! A transparent calculation is laid out, showing your final cut after crafting.

3: For Patron orders, the reward you'll receive is listed here, below the cut calculation. This section is hidden on all other order types.

4: To claim the Crafting Order, you'll want to click the Start Order button. Keep in mind that once the order is started, you will have 30 minutes to fulfill the order, or it is released back into the queue and others can claim it.

5: Here you will find the name and recipe for the craft you will perform. Always double-check whether you'll be crafting with provided materials or your own!

6: Your crafting details are listed here, the same as you would find them in your Recipes tab. Make sure that if an order specifies a minimum Quality, you are able to create that item at the proper skill level - if you cannot, you'll be unable to complete the order.

Completing a Work Order

The first is that you now have a timer showing the amount of time left on the claimed order. If you do not complete the order within the 30-minute allotment, it is released back into the Work Order list.

The Start Order button has now changed into a Cancel Order button- if you need to cancel an order for any reason, it's quick, easy, and the polite thing to do- don't hold someone up when they could have their craft fulfilled by someone else.

Finally, in the bottom right corner of the interface, a Create button has appeared: clicking that will craft the item and finish the order, bringing you to the Completion Screen.

Is there a good list of all the crafting table locations out there for professions now? (i.e. all the ones outside of Valdrakken)

Here are the ones found so far based on comments on this article. It's all I can find so far.

Engineering:
- Waking Shores (location unknown)
- Azure Span (66,25)

Enchanting:
- Azure Span (66,25)

Inscription:
- Azure Span (location unknown)

I can try to keep this updated as we find and list more.

Комментарий от alpanhell

best place to check for crafting tables is in the comments on the profession guides. For some reason the people writing these guides didn't think that was important...

Комментарий от SaltyHoe

Alt Just arrived at lvl 61 and cant access the table to have items crafted, any reason why i cant place orders?

what are the minimum requirements?

Комментарий от darthgummibear

I wish they had just made the items BOE instead of creating an entirely new and unnecessary system.

Комментарий от QueenSyd

Why does a crafting order (personal) I made for an alt take so long to even show up?

Комментарий от Dantemd

I have 1 working order per day, the guide says 5 but all I get is one and its not getting any more. am I doing something wrong or the guide is wrong?

Комментарий от Riot

I am not sure that I understand what this new feature is supposed to achieve. Most if not all profession items are BoE. Most are also already for sale on AH, in some cases for less than the regeants required to make them. Work orders could make sense if:

1. Crafted items were BoP so crafters had no choice but to use the system.
2. The Crafting Bench would be linked to the AH so you could automatically buy the regeants and have them mailed to the crafter instead of having to also use AH, in which case, you'd be better off just buying the damn item from there.
3. Both the buyer and the crafter would be rewarded in a convincing way by using the system. Maybe give crafters points to invest in their professions, besides the tip that the buyer leaves. For buyers not sure what would be the incentive though, maybe a special regeants that they can add to the order to make the item better? Or combine multiple professions, such as ordering a Chest Piece, adding sockets to it, enchanting it and also placing certain gems in the sockets all at once?

I play on an EU server that has a very high population all day everyday and I have not found a single order placed by anyone for over a month. Maybe people are doing only guild orders, but still, I don't think Blizzard thought this through, just like the Class Glyph system from back in the days.

Комментарий от aphrodytee

I took the order, clicked create, and NOTHING happened. No matter how many times I click create, still the same screen. Nice.

Комментарий от Pernicious

Do people not use this system? I just got to the part where I unlocked it (late to the game, I just recently got back into WOW) and I notice that every time I come to the station to fill an order, there is nothing to fill. I clicked on search, I've gone through all the recipes in the list, even those I don't have and it is totally blank. I have a travellers log quest thing that tells me to complete 10 of these things, but I can't do a single one. My profession is Inscription.

Комментарий от Elfizm

I sincerely hope they drop the Dragonflight professions and orders systems for next xpac, and implement something that is more rewarding, engaging, and far less punitive. I don't necessarily desire profs to be 'easy', just not this torturous hot mess.

Комментарий от Mendicant

I should not need to come here to find out how to complete a Work Order. Obnoxious system.

How to Complete a Profession Work Order as a Crafter

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