by Pot8os
If you're looking to build a guild hall for your guild, you'll need a number of things to transform the area into convenient, one-stop crafting area. Many major guilds boast a stocked guild house AND a parsing house, while some also include a decorative social house where players congregate to hang out. To kit out …
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Once you start to try PvP, you'll notice that there are scoreboards, and that the people on top of them can be crowned emperor when all of the inner keeps (the "circle" around Imperial City) are owned by the same alliance. The Emperor achievement has also got a reputation for being unobtainable if you don't …
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Most active guilds in ESO host regular events - both as a social aspect, and as a way to complete some of the more difficult or annoying content. The following are popular event ideas that we regularly host: Game Nights and Giveaways Game nights and giveaways can include everything from hide and go seek in …
The Elder Scrolls Online is a game whose gameplay and mechanics are often shrouded in confusion. The new Elsweyr DLC does a much better job of explaining gameplay; however, I still run into many players who don't understand how to maximise your Damage Per Second (DPS). Hitting bigger numbers is important for progressing towards endgame …
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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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 …
ESO for Potatoes 