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When it comes to the Elder Scrolls Online, meta isn't always the best way to learn the game. The best meta builds tend to be more difficult and complex, frequently requiring gear that feels very off limits - especially to those just starting out. Successful Templar health tank build. I think it's worth saying that …
During their in-game events that feature a DLC zone, the Elder Scrolls Online is known to run a free trial of ESO Plus. If you're someone who typically plays without it, take it! It won't automatically renew. And in the meantime, be sure to do a few things: 1. Go Skyshard Hunting Grab all the …
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The Elder Scrolls Online is one of the games I've played the longest. And honestly, since I spend a lot of time in it, I tend to invest in the luxuries - I'd like to make gold and spend time actually playing content, rather than struggling along without. As such, I thought I'd share which …
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There are a lot of reasons why you might want to keep a full roster of active players in your guild, whether it be for the bank space (full guild equals full bank), or attempting to find the symbiosis of a dues-free guild trader. Either way, there are several ways to go about it. Hire …
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The Elder Scrolls Online's Orsinium event is rapidly approaching, and with it, double Vet Maelstrom drops! But if you're like me, and you actually hate DPSing, clearing Maelstrom isn't as easy as many make it sound. I spent several hours on my first clear, with my husband coaching me on. Maelstrom is considered a "humbling" …
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The first time I sat down with the Elder Scrolls Online, I had no idea how to properly level my characters. In fact, I was so lost, I deleted two baby characters and never made it to (then) Veteran Rank. Eventually, I ended up taking a break from the game - and when I came …
The Elder Scrolls Online Imperial City DLC is a fun PvEvP zone that combines monster mechanics with player vs. player. The currency that you get from slaying enemies (and other alliance players) is extremely useful for purchasing rare armour sets, storage chests for your house, collectibles, and even alchemy reagents. Here are my tips for …
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In the Elder Scrolls Online, gold can be difficult to come by at first. That's why - if you join a trading guild - you should be sure to maximise your listings by carefully considering what goes up. There's the buy low, sell high principle. But you should also considering "sell low, sell lots." Not …
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Master writs are a big part of the Elder Scrolls Online economy. Not only can you use the reward vouchers to purchase special recipes and items for resale, but the writs themselves are also an easy source of passive income when listed in your guild trader. They're meant to be a resource and gold sink, …
Collecting skill points in the Elder Scrolls Online got a lot easier when they added the ability to buy them outright with crowns (assuming you've already collected them all on at least one character). But plenty of us don't like to pay for basic content like this. If not, you have a few options for …
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ESO for Potatoes 