Every tradeskill brings its own buff to a campfire

Camping is one of the new systems in WoW Forever, and every tradeskill feeds it. Each one crafts items that go at a campsite, and anyone who sits there for a minute picks up the buff. You do not need the tradeskill yourself, and you do not need to be in a group.

The full list comes from the beta. Blizzard has not published the numbers.

How you get at it

A quest early in the game, The Great Outdoors, unlocks the perks. After that, a buff called Campfire Nearby appears on your bar whenever you come near a camp someone has placed. Walk over, type /sit and stay put for a minute.

That is the whole social trick of the system: a camp left standing by a stranger works for you too.

What each tradeskill gives

Tradeskill	The buff	Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3
Alchemy	Mana regeneration	Mana Well	Fermenter	Alchemy Laboratory
Blacksmithing	Strength	Sharpening Wheel	Anvil	Master Forge
Enchanting	Armor, all stats and resistances	Enchanted Lute	Arcane Salvager	Arcane Forge
Engineering	No stat buff	Reagent Bot	Repair Bot	Anarchist’s Workbench
Herbalism	Intellect	Incense Candle	Greenhouse	Seed Hybridizer
Leatherworking	Rested experience, up to 5 percent of a level	Camp Tent	Tanning Rack	Sewing Machine
Mining	Melee Attack Power	Lodestone	Rock Garden	Molten Foundry
Skinning	2 percent Crit	Camp Chair	Field Guide	Trapper’s Workbench
Tailoring	Spirit	Faction Banner	Spinning Wheel	Loom
Cooking	More room in the camp	Basic Campfire Kit	Journeyman Campfire Kit	Expert Campfire Kit
First Aid	Stamina	First Aid Kit	Toxin Study	Plague Doctor’s Laboratory
Fishing	8 percent to stats	Fish Bowl	Fishing Rack	Fishing Hut

The stat buffs run through all three tiers of a tradeskill. What the higher tiers add is the workbench: an Anvil you can use, a Forge, an Arcane Forge, a Repair Bot that also repairs. Herbalism grows herbs from planted seeds at tier 2 and combines seeds into rarer ones at tier 3. Mining spawns a common node over time. Skinning hands out Track Beasts.

Cooking is the odd one out. Its kits do not buff a stat; they decide how much else fits in the camp, from 3 extra features at tier 1 to 10 at tier 3.

How much each buff is worth in numbers, and whether the values survive the beta, Blizzard has not said.