TBC Classic Beast Mastery Hunter Guide (Phase 3)

Increases weapon skill by 5 when wielding an axe.

Increases attack power by 282 for 15 seconds, but healing received is reduced by 50% for that duration. 2-minute cooldown.

Increases pet damage by 5%.

Increases the chance to resist stun effects by 15%.

Increases damage against beasts by 5%.

Increases attack and casting speed by 10–30% depending on how wounded you are. 3-minute cooldown.

Increases critical strike chance by 1% when wielding a bow.

Increases critical strike chance by 1% when wielding a thrown weapon.

Increases health regeneration by 10% and allows 10% of it to be active even in combat.

Increases herbalism skill by 15.

Increases total health by 5%.

Increases nature resistance by 10.

Stuns up to 5 enemies within 8 yards for 2 seconds. 0.5-second cast, 2-minute cooldown.

Increases nature resistance by 10.

Increases dodge chance by 1%.

Turns you invisible while you stand still. 10-second cooldown, does not work in combat.

Turns you into a wisp after death and speeds up ghost movement by 50%.

Marks nearby chests on the minimap.

Increases frost resistance by 10.

Increases critical strike chance by 1% when wielding a gun.

Grants immunity to bleed, poison, and disease effects and increases armor for 8 seconds. 3-minute cooldown.

Increases jewelcrafting skill by 5.

Increases shadow resistance by 10.

Heals the target over 15 seconds.

Increases the hit chance of the whole group within 30 yards by 1%.

The best profession for a hunter. It provides Drums of Battle and Greater Drums of Battle, as well as the Primalstrike set — three pre-raid BiS pieces at once and several near-BiS options.

The second most useful profession. It provides items that add damage and help in tough situations in both PvE and PvP.

A good choice at the start if you don't want engineering: it supplies materials for leveling leatherworking and crafting the level 70 set.