Enchanting is one of WoW's most valuable and magical high-level professions.
If you're able to learn the enchanting profession you will gain the ability to charm your gear, instantly improving its powers.
In order to do so, you'll need to acquire unique ingredients.
Enchanting is a great skill but takes time to excel in.
You'll have to spend a lot of time enchanting other people-and sometimes they won't pay you-before you can advance your skill level.
You must pass through five levels before reaching the highest enchanting skill level, the Grand Master.
Becoming Grand Master can be a tiresome and long road.
You'll have to search for magical items which you must disenchant.
These disenchanted items offer the unique ingredients with which you enchant other items or characters.
Your skill level is almost directly proportionate to the value of the items you disenchant.
To boost your skills, you may choose to buy some expensive items for the special ingredients they offer.
You can also partner up with a guild.
This way, you'll have a constant stream of items to disenchant for your fellow guild-mates.
Special enchanting formula can be found in creature waste product or other secret places.
Be aware that the disenchanting process permanently destroys the item.
When disenchanting an expensive item you have to be absolutely positively sure the consequent ingredient is what you need.
Otherwise you've wasted time and money on an ingredient you cannot use.
Don't be hasty to disenchant new weapons or armor you've gained unless you're sure its enchanted ingredient is more valuable than itself.
You may not ever come by that item again.
If you happen to have an enchanted ingredient, but cannot use it yet, either hold on to it until later or find out if other players in your guild can use it.
If all else fails, try to sell ingredients useless to you at the Auction House.