Zerith likes Tales of Tribute, that is why we need to win one Tribute game for his Favour achievement.
it is a minigame inside Elder Scrolls Online, it is ESO. i really dislike PvP and am not very good at it, still part of the game anyways.

You did not specify the difficulties with Tribute so i will give some advice and link guides i like.
What helped for me was playing lots of novice games with NPCs. i did not and still do not always win, but win more now than i did at the start.
it can help to primarily get cards from 1 Patron deck so you can get combos which get extra Gold Coin, Power, and/or Prestige.
My favourite decks are Duke of Crows and Pelin as they both give good amounts of Power, Crow also Gold along with Power.

Always useful to spend 2 Gold on the Treasury so you can get the Writ of Coin cards, they each give 2 Gold so the more you get the more cards you can purchase during the game.


here are some guide videos if by chance you did not see these:
https://youtu.be/MVYhShEzfpQ?si=VYO9Rt0xJNWYMdu9
https://fextralife.com/eso-high-isle-tales-of-tribute-tcg-beginner-guide/
^ written guide that was linked under the video.

https://youtu.be/f5ANhiRk5kw?si=Rl94wWcqtz0YT2ay

the playlist i linked has videos on the play board, patrons, cards.

Having to play an online card game to gain favour with our companion feel wrong to me.
Imagine wanting to win a baseball cap as a reward and having to win a basketball game. It does not make sense to me cos not all of us can play those online card games. My brain must be broken cos I can't cope with ToT and yes I tried, did the beginner quest on many alts.

I studied guides on how to play tot but I can't do it. I also dont want to spend time on something I dont enjoy ...tot takes time and I want to play eso NOT a card game.

Thank you!

Many thanks Enemoriana!

Kendaric wrote: »

So, out of curiosity... is the beam still overpowered even without subclassing? I recall it pretty being totally overpowered when Necrom came out, but wasn't it brought down to a more normal level afterwards?
I don't have Necrom (or the Arcanist), so I can't really check.

Yes.

And no, it was not brought to a more normal level ever.

A lot of the issue is the specific combo is extremely overloaded. You have:

1. A buff that gives permanent Major Brutality/Sorcery and powers up your beam and does an extra bit of damage when using Class abilities.
2. An AoE spammable which powers up your beam and is a self heal and gives you a unique damage done bonus.
3. An AoE beam which does incredibly heavy damage over a long channel time since it’s been powered so much by the previous attacks and gives you a free damage shield while using it and is super cheap
4. Passives which greatly increase your crit damage and penetration.
5. Normally paired with sets that increase damage of channels by 15%, damage overall done by 15%, and permanent Force.

Subclassing just allows you to also stack passives to give loads of crit so you’re just doing stupid amounts of damage.

Again, Arcanist was the go to since it released for parse DPS, but at least there were times that other Classes could take a support DPS role (or in some cases even outparse Arcanist, but only in the hands of a total expert in their class). Now, nothing comes close to the level of the Arcblade, so it seriously is if you don’t want to play it, you are not measuring up full stop.

You know what would be fun? If they ever released a dungeon/trial that punished the meta. I’m imagining a boss fight where there are two bosses that are immune unless they’re brought next to each other, but if Boss A dies, it’s a wipe. Basically you need to hard single-target Boss B while they’re essentially stacked. That could be a fun way to get people to play other things, if only for one fight…

Main thing I want is more Werewolf customization - give us the three base colors to use at any time, and then some more premium ones in the store that even change the model. I am in desperate need of one that essentially replaces the model with a werebear for my Skaal character. ZOS, I swear to Hircine I would give you a blank check for a brown werebear.

Would love OG Jabs spear as a style too.

Another cool one - Vigor, but with the water effects they used for warhorn and grand healing.

katanagirl1 wrote: »

I would think that using corpse-consuming abilities on Companions would mean that they could not be resurrected and would be permanently dead.

Then the argument that they are just downed and not dead makes more sense. That would make the OP request impossible, though.

We get to use corpse consuming abilities on players, yet they're not permanently dead. Then when those players die again, their corpse can be used an additional time for the relevant abilities.

That's how it should work for Companions, since like players, it doesn't matter how many times they die.

NxJoeyD wrote: »

We’re not talking about anything crazy or over powering; just something that seeks to keep the idea of base class potential just as viable as subclassed ones. Let’s be honest, nobody wants to get excited about a build that seemingly falls behind in Cyrodill, Dungeons, or Arenas.

There is a flaw in this premise, it's the same flaw many players fall into when they listen to YouTube too much. All builds have a maximum potential, and some builds are easier to play, but it is the player who is the one responsible for meeting that potential.

Lets say for the sake of argument that the current max damage potential sits in Ardent/Aedric/Herald - lets say the potential is 100. Can everyone reach the maximum? No, player efficiency (skill/understanding/engagement) is what determines how much of that potential is unlocked. Somebody who finds the playstyle not to be fun will not be as engaged, it will mean mistakes are made, it will mean they may fail to understand the interplay between skills, and so their efficiency is only 80%.

Somebody on a pure Templar will have less maximum potential - lets say it is 81, but the playstyle may suit them better, they may find it more fun which means they are more engaged meaning they make less mistakes through boredom, they die less - all of that leading to an efficiency of 100%.

So which performs better for that player?! Just something to consider.

That said, I believe that pure class loyalty should be rewarded.

Templar jabs - Burning orange 🔥

Rapid strikes - Burning orange 🔥

Hurricane - same color, but this time the lightning envelopes you like armor. Rather than your character turning blue.