Like Cooking and Fishing, First Aid is one of the secondary professions that all players can and should learn. With it, you can craft bandages like Heavy Frostweave Bandage that allow you to heal yourself while questing or leveling without the need for a potion. Overall, First Aid is a quick, straightforward profession to level, and it is useful in almost any situation.

Table of Contents

• Training First Aid
• Cloth Farming
• Required Materials
• Leveling First Aid

Training First Aid Old World Like most professions, trainers in any major capital can teach you Apprentice through Artisan First Aid. While some bandages used to require specific recipes and certain tiers required completing a quest, any trainer can now teach you everything you’ll need to power level through this section. Outland In Outland, there are two ways to become a Master in First Aid. The first is by purchasing Master First Aid - Doctor in the House, and the second is by learning directly from your faction’s trainer in Hellfire Peninsula. For the Horde, this will be Aresella at Falcon Watch, and for the Alliance, it is Burko at the Temple of Telhamat. Northrend Once you reach Northrend, your Grand Master trainers will be located near the other profession trainers. For the Alliance, you’ll speak to Brynna Wilson in Valiance Keep, and the Horde will need to find Nurse Applewood in Warsong Hold. If you have access to Dalaran, all players can speak with Olisarra the Kind. Similarly, all players can also be taught by Joseph Wilson at the Argent Tournament grounds. For the purposes of power leveling, it’s recommended that you train entirely with Olisarra the Kind due to her proximity to the AH, but because you will need to find a world drop recipe to complete leveling, you will eventually need to leave Dalaran.
Cloth Farming To cap First Aid, it is possible to buy all the materials from the Auction House. Due to the scarcity of some cloth types, however, there may be times when it is more effective to farm for your cloth. All cloth types are dropped by humanoid mobs of differing levels, and certain zones are more heavily populated with these. They are:

• Linen Cloth
  • Any starting area
• Wool Cloth
  • Darkshore, Westfall, Ashenvale, The Barrens, Hillsbrad Foothills, Silverpine Forest, and Ghostlands
• Silk Cloth
  • Ashenvale, Desolace, Stranglethorn Vale, Thousand Needles
• Mageweave Cloth
  • Azshara, Badlands, Blasted Lands, Feralas, Felwood
• Runecloth
  • Azshara, Burning Steppes, Felwood, Western Plaguelands
• Netherweave Cloth
  • Hellfire Peninsula, Netherstorm, Blade’s Edge Mountains
• Frostweave Cloth
  • Icecrown, Zul’Drak

Required Materials Old World

• 120x Linen Cloth
• 75x Wool Cloth
• 90x Silk Cloth
• 50x Mageweave Cloth
• 50x Runecloth

Outland

• 50x Netherweave Cloth

Northrend

• 330x Frostweave Cloth

Leveling First Aid Old World 1 – 40: Linen Bandage

• Convert Linen Cloth into Linen Bandage.

40 – 80: Heavy Linen Bandage

• Combine Linen Cloth into Heavy Linen Bandage.

After you reach 50, make sure to learn Journeyman First Aid. 80 – 115: Wool Bandage

• Convert Wool Cloth into Wool Bandage.

115 – 150: Heavy Wool Bandage

• Combine Wool Cloth into Heavy Wool Bandage.

Starting at 125, you can train up to Expert 150 – 180: Silk Bandage

• Convert Silk Cloth into Silk Bandage.

180 – 210: Heavy Silk Bandage

• Combine Silk Cloth into Heavy Silk Bandage.

210 – 240: Mageweave Bandage

• Convert Mageweave Cloth into Mageweave Bandage.

When you hit 225, you should train Artisan. 240 – 260: Heavy Mageweave Bandage

• Combine Mageweave Cloth with Heavy Mageweave Bandage.

260 – 290: Runecloth Bandage

• Convert Runecloth into Runecloth Bandage.

290 – 300: Heavy Runecloth Bandage

• Combine Runecloth into Heavy Runecloth Bandage.

Once you’ve reached 300, you can venture to Outland and learn Master First Aid by purchasing Master First Aid - Doctor in the House or by speaking directly with a trainer. This is also a good time to purchase Manual: Heavy Netherweave Bandage. Outland 300 – 330: Netherweave Bandage

• Convert Netherweave Cloth into Netherweave Bandage.

After you’ve finished making your standard Netherweave Bandages, make sure to purchase Manual: Heavy Netherweave Bandage from your Master trainer in order to continue. 330 – 350: Heavy Netherweave Bandage

• Combine Netherweave Cloth into Heavy Netherweave Bandage.

After you’ve crafted enough Heavy Netherweave Bandages to reach 350, you can head on to Northrend and learn Grand Master First Aid. Northrend 350 – 390: Frostweave Bandage

• Convert Frostweave Cloth into Frostweave Bandage.

To finish leveling your First Aid, you’ll need to acquire Manual: Heavy Frostweave Bandage. The Manual is a BoP world drop, which means that if you do not find it while questing, you’ll have to farm it yourself. The two normal mobs with the highest chance to drop it are:

• Skeletal Archmage in Icecrown
• Snowblind Devotee in The Storm Peaks

The Manual also has a fairly high chance to drop from mobs and bosses in Dungeons, so if no other farming method has worked for you, you can keep running 5-mans until you’ve found it. 390 – 450: Heavy Frostweave Bandage

• Combine Frostweave Cloth into Heavy Frostweave Bandage.