TBC Anniversary Herbalism Boost

What You Get

• Herbalism raised to your target skill, up to 375
• Every herb, mote and Fel Lotus picked on the route, left in your bags
• Herbalism training at each rank you pass
• A screenshot of your herbalism skill at the end

Before We Start

• A TBC Anniversary character with Herbalism or a free profession slot
• Level 58 or higher, because the upper ranks are picked in Outland
• A flying mount helps the top ranks but is not required
• Account access for Piloted or Remote Control

The TBC Anniversary Herbalism boost levels herbalism on your own character to the skill you choose, as high as 375. Each herb picked along the way, plus any Fel Lotus, stays in your bags. A 1–375 order needs about 20–22 hours, and a booster takes it about 15 minutes after you pay.

On the Skill slider, set your current herbalism and the target. The last stretch to 375 is the priciest, since Netherstorm and Shadowmoon Valley herbs sit far apart. Herbalism needs no materials, so this card has no materials option.

Express and Super Express cost more than Normal and move your order up the queue. Methods: Piloted or Remote Control.

What Is Herbalism in TBC Anniversary?

Herbalism in TBC Anniversary is the gathering profession that picks herbs from the ground, and every alchemist and flask buyer in The Burning Crusade depends on it. At 375 you can pick every Outland herb, including the ones that feed raid flasks.

The Outland herbs climb by zone and skill. Felweed and Dreaming Glory grow across Hellfire, Ragveil in Zangarmarsh, Terocone in Terokkar Forest. The top end is Netherbloom, Nightmare Vine and Mana Thistle.

Which Outland Herbs Are Worth Keeping?

Herbs used in raid flasks and potions sell steadily all phase, and Herbalism puts all of them in your bags while you level.

• Fel Lotus drops as a rare extra from Outland herbs and goes into the Outland flasks.
• Herb nodes give Mote of Life, which crafters combine into Primal Life.
• Netherbloom can carry Netherdust Pollen, and Nightmare Vine gives Nightmare Seed.

Good to know: keep the Fel Lotus from your Herbalism boost. It comes by chance from any Outland herb, and alchemists need it for their raid flasks.

How the Herbalism Carry Is Played

The booster picks old-world herbs to 300, then trains with Ruak Stronghorn in Thrallmar or Rorelien in Honor Hold and follows the herb zones up to Netherstorm. You see the skill rise in the order chat. The 1–375 carry takes about 20–22 hours.

Mana Thistle asks for the full 375, more than any other Outland herb. So it shows up on your minimap only at the very end of the order, and after that you can pick it in Shadowmoon Valley or Netherstorm whenever you fly past.

Buy Herbalism With Alchemy or Gold

Buy Herbalism on its own, and level the crafts you plan to supply through the TBC profession kit. Herbalism fits the Alchemy boost, since every flask starts with a stack of herbs, and the herbs also turn into gold. Compare with a direct TBC Anniversary gold order if coin is the goal. Zangarmarsh herbs pair well with Cenarion Expedition reputation. More trades are on the TBC Anniversary professions page.

FAQ

When does the Herbalism boost start?

The Herbalism boost starts when a booster takes it, usually about 15 minutes after payment.

How long does Herbalism 1–375 take?

Herbalism 1–375 takes about 20–22 hours of picking. A higher starting skill shortens it.

Do I keep the herbs from the Herbalism boost?

Yes. All herbs, motes and any Fel Lotus picked during the Herbalism boost stay on your character.

Do I need a flying mount for the Herbalism boost?

No. A flying mount makes the Herbalism boost faster in the top ranks, and without one the booster still finishes the route on the ground.