Category: Guides

If you’re new to ESO, or have some experience but want to start getting into crafting, the systems involved may seem a bit confusing or daunting. In truth, crafting in ESO is fairly straightforward, and this guide will serve both as a tutorial to get you started with crafting and as a reference you can…

This is a glossary of many of the abbreviations and initialisms (and a few selected full words) commonly used in chat in ESO Other glossaries like this exist online, but this one aims to be more comprehensive, more up-to-date, and more focused on abbreviations, as well as to make it easier to find what you’re…

This is a guide to the mechanisms of how gear works in ESO. It will focus mainly on a PvE perspective on gear, though much of the information will be applicable to PvP as well This guide will cover topics like: This guide will go into much greater detail than most people will actually need…

Welcome to my healing guide! This guide will provide builds and tips for becoming a better PvE healer We will go into some detail about how to heal, as well as how to build your healer to provide the best support to your group This guide is intended for PvE groups and will have only…

Here I’ll post member-contributed advice for farming antiquity leads. Prismatic Sunbird Feather Contributed by @Ammarath Font of Auri-El Contributed by @Rayvhen I entered the Keep and killed Bloodknights in there. –tralce

Hello and welcome to my Tank gear guide for new / medium / experienced players that want to start tanking or are thinking of tanking, and want to know what sets are good options. I would like to be clear in the fact that I made this guide based in my own tanking experience which…

Completing daily crafting writs earns you coffers of a certain tier, denoted by the Roman numeral after the name (e.g. Woodworker’s Case III). Investing skill points into the first passive in each crafting skill line will increase the tier of the coffer. For equipment writs, higher tiers raise the chance of getting a gold upgrade…

First, you need stuff to sell. This will not be an all-inclusive list, but I’ll try and write down everything I think of that’s worth something, and why. I will not list prices, because I do not have the time to maintain this page with current prices. If you’ve found something you think might have…

Trading is one of the most useful features in the game. Use it to buy items you don’t want to deal with finding yourself. Use it to make money off of items you won’t use, and use the gold to finance your new ESO house, your next build, or your newfound love of motif collecting!…

Town quests in Cyrodiil are daily quests that reward XP, Alliance Points and Cyrodiil set items. They are a great way to participate in certain events (Whitestrake’s Mayhem and the Anniversary Jubilee) and to fill out your set collection. There are 48 repeatable town quests in Cyrodiil, but only 37 of them are worth doing.…