by Pot8os
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 a game that you can play many ways - alone or with friends, with or without paying a subscription fee, using meta builds or homemade ones. But is paying for a subscription to an MMO worth it? Image Description: A huge hoard of gold and treasure in a themed ESO …
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For picking pockets and sneaking around illicit places, I have a dedicated Kajhiit Nightblade. She makes a pretty penny just creeping around places with nobles and priests, occasionally nicking a gold furnishing plan amidst the sellable piles of blue, green, and purple treasure. Picking pockets is also how you farm out rare furnishings like skulls, …
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There are thousands of recipes in the Elder Scrolls Online, both food and drink - and furnishing plans. The latter of these are often notoriously difficult to farm out, but there is one type that boasts the highest rarity in the game. Ayleid furnishing plans. Ayelid Bookshelf There are eight of them that can be …
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There's no way to get around it, the Elder Scrolls Online MMORPG is an expensive game. I'm not talking about the Crown Crates, mounts, and upgrades (although thanks to gifting, you can buy those with gold, too). Image Description: A sunny instance of the Princely Dawnlight Palace in Hew's Bane has been turned into a …
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I'm Potatoes, obviously my Gamertag. I've played the Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) since day one (and Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim before that), but only progressed to endgame content in the past couple years. I'm also a disabled blogger/gamer who promotes accessibility in video games. My husband plays with me - he's the able-bodied perspective in …
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