tailoring + warlock

[Montiele]

Warlock should choose Shadoweave or Mooncloth or Spellfire?

Thanks.

[ComputerNerd]

Those specialisations have no benefit beyond The Burning Crusade level content and therefore you might as well pick the one with what you deem to be the best looking outfit for later use if you so wish in transmogrification.
Traditionally it was Shadoweave for Warlocks/Shadow Priests, Mooncloth for Healing Priests and Spellfire for Mages.

[Montiele]

Those specialisations have no benefit beyond The Burning Crusade level content and therefore you might as well pick the one with what you deem to be the best looking outfit for later use if you so wish in transmogrification.
Traditionally it was Shadoweave for Warlocks/Shadow Priests, Mooncloth for Healing Priests and Spellfire for Mages.

Thank a lot

[Nemah]

Oh, the memories of assembling my first Frozen Shadoweave set.

[Deleted]

Pretty much both of what was said above.
Back at 70, we used Frozen Shadow-weave set(oh god it looked terrible), however now... it doesn't really make a difference, although i'd say shadowweave would be the best option if you plan on levelling tailoring up, as the Shadow mote's are the easiest the farm

[Xylter]

Thank you for the nostalgia trip back to the days of power leveling tailoring for that frozen Shadow weave :3

[Inactivity]

There are no more tailoring specializations, you can make all of them now.

[Munchi]

Doesnt matter, since they don't have anything special to offer anymore. Was used back in TBC to create the epic sets.

[lockedout]

Back when they had interesting things in this game we could choose specializations. Now we get to choose them as cooking fun! /sarcasm

[Sepein]

For the lore of it, take Shadowweave. Doesn't really serve any other purpose.