Your favorite/most beautiful delves?

forfoxsakemary

Hello guys!

Since we're in the middle of the Witche's festival and many of us are "farming" delves to get plunder skulls, I was wondering, what are your favorite delves? And which ones do you thing are the most beautiful? Personally I prefer lush green, full of flowers, roots and grass (if you have any that fit that description, please tell me! ) but I'd simply love to know which are your favorites in order to re-visit them!

Hope you're having a great day !

Aznarb

Their is other thing than dragon ?
Dragon farm, all day long, love them :>

forfoxsakemary

Aznarb wrote: »

Their is other thing than dragon ?
Dragon farm, all day long, love them :>

I love them, but my pc is dying and I lag so much at dragons, cause there are so many people

Aznarb

Yeah, I've to lower the lightning and view range option a bit to not drop under 30 fps ^^

Nestor

When ever I go into a Delve that has an opening into the sky, I want to go above and find the opening and see if I can drop down.

rpa

Delves tend to be bit.. forgettable. And that's not necessarily bad because when a delve tries to be different players get to enjoy playing hide and seek in a multilevel maze. Summerset has some of those.

My favorite delve like structure is not a delve but the kvama mine at Vvardenfell visited during A Melodic Mistake quest at Gnisis.

forfoxsakemary

Aznarb wrote: »

Yeah, I've to lower the lightning and view range option a bit to not drop under 30 fps ^^

I drop to like... 3 fps at times, until everything is loaded. I think I might need more RAM because I only have 8gb RAM, could that be the reason?

Cirantille

For farming skulls I find Forgotten Crypts to be the easiest since rooms are just next to each other.
But I got most of the items already so I am quitting except gold skulls.

ProfessorKittyhawk

I love the one in Hew's Bane with the little secret passage to get to the skyshard. Love the layout and aesthetic of it.

redlink1979

Nestor wrote: »

When ever I go into a Delve that has an opening into the sky, I want to go above and find the opening and see if I can drop down.

I also feel this urge! lol

SidraWillowsky

ProfessorKittyhawk wrote: »

I love the one in Hew's Bane with the little secret passage to get to the skyshard. Love the layout and aesthetic of it.

Oh, Bahraha's Gloom. I like that one a lot too. Lots of stuff to loot and a neat atmosphere.

I like the one in Murkmire that DOESN'T have the green slime globs everywhere. Can't remember the name though. I like the Shadow Cleft in CWC as well. DLC areas tend to have more interesting delves.

RaddlemanNumber7

The Shadow Cleft - very atmospheric, lots of little corners to find and explore, and lots of chests too

The daily quests into it have some story elements to them as well. Unlike the "find 3 white arrows and click on them" daily quests we've been given in S. Elsweyr.

Starlock

Virtually all the delves beyond the base game are spectacular. I doubt if I could pick a favorite among them. They all make me wish we had proper photo mode tools in this game.

Everstorm

Starlock wrote: »

Virtually all the delves beyond the base game are spectacular. I doubt if I could pick a favorite among them. They all make me wish we had proper photo mode tools in this game.

Agreed, just wish there was more reason to go there. Dailies get on my nerves quick.

forfoxsakemary

Starlock wrote: »

Virtually all the delves beyond the base game are spectacular. I doubt if I could pick a favorite among them. They all make me wish we had proper photo mode tools in this game.

Nice! I've been playing most of the base game's content lately, can't wait to discover what comes next!

Aznarb

forfoxsakemary wrote: »

Aznarb wrote: »

Yeah, I've to lower the lightning and view range option a bit to not drop under 30 fps ^^

I drop to like... 3 fps at times, until everything is loaded. I think I might need more RAM because I only have 8gb RAM, could that be the reason?

I run 16 on mine. But it's allso depend on the frequence you use and be sur it compatible to the config.
But yeah it could be a reason.

Don't be afraid to check some PC's forum you can gather some good advice (it what I've done when I was building my 1st PC myself !)

That said, about the thread, I like the New on in south Elsweyr (bottom left), their is some beautiful aera inside.

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(yeah I take screen of everything I find beautiful !)

Taleof2Cities

ProfessorKittyhawk wrote: »

I love the one in Hew's Bane with the little secret passage to get to the skyshard. Love the layout and aesthetic of it.

^This.^

Was in Bahraha’s Gloom yesterday getting delve skull and skyshard.

zaria

ProfessorKittyhawk wrote: »

I love the one in Hew's Bane with the little secret passage to get to the skyshard. Love the layout and aesthetic of it.

That one was frustrating

My favorite might be the one in Morrowind there the Khajiit was growing moonsugar.
Fun quest and looks good, was one of the first new cave delves with vegetation I was in.

FierceSam

Not a delve I know, but wandering around Fungal Grotto once you have tamed the Goblins and slaughtered the Draugh is really fantastic.

Running through dungeons means you miss so much of the great design.

Some of the delves in Elsweyr are really attractive

albesca

forfoxsakemary wrote: »

Hello guys!

Since we're in the middle of the Witche's festival and many of us are "farming" delves to get plunder skulls, I was wondering, what are your favorite delves? And which ones do you thing are the most beautiful? Personally I prefer lush green, full of flowers, roots and grass (if you have any that fit that description, please tell me! ) but I'd simply love to know which are your favorites in order to re-visit them!

Hope you're having a great day !

I like both of Hew's Bane delves, myself, but for your preferences I think you would like King's Haven Pass in Summerset

Inerar

The Shadow Cleft in Clockwork City +1

casparian

My favorite in the base game is Fort Greenwall. Since many of us had already been there in Skyrim, it was really neat to get a glimpse into its pre-history, so to speak.

StarOfElyon

I miss the atmosphere that Skyrim's crypts had. It was really spooky, especially if you modded it to eliminate most of the light and making a lamp or torch helpful. These delves don't give me any sense of dread. I miss that from Skyrim. The music doesn't help either.

Foxhearted

Archons Grove in Summerset fits your description pretty well

Other than that, there are more nice ones which I don't know the name of, I'll come back when I explored more delves

ArchMikem

Nestor wrote: »

When ever I go into a Delve that has an opening into the sky, I want to go above and find the opening and see if I can drop down.

OH MY GOD ME TOO. Whenever im in a supposedly long secret underground place, then look up and see theres an opening to the outside. Has no one ever just went out for a stroll, came upon a giant hole in the ground, looked down and saw the gigantic long forgotten temple/fortress/city below?

forfoxsakemary

Thank you guys so much for all your answers ! I can't wait to explore these delves!

ArchMikem

forfoxsakemary wrote: »

Thank you guys so much for all your answers ! I can't wait to explore these delves!

I was actually intending to mention the Dwemer ruin Delves in Vvardenfell. I really dont like anything Dunmer, but that island has some scenic places.

AlnilamE

I do love the delves in Craglorn. Each of them has something unique about it and they are all pretty in their own way.

Narvuntien

There is the Delve in Craglorn that's around the cliffs that's really nice.

I like the VVaadenfel delve with the skooma crop.

Hotdog_23

Not a delve but did a random dungeon and got crypt of hearts and the lighting was glitched somehow. Looked like someone forgot and left all the lights on. It was actually really beautiful compared to the dark version we always get. Makes me wish I could see the other dungeon with the "lights on".

vsrs_au

casparian wrote: »

My favorite in the base game is Fort Greenwall. Since many of us had already been there in Skyrim, it was really neat to get a glimpse into its pre-history, so to speak.

I replayed Skyrim recently, and on visiting Shor's Stone on the Eastmarch / Rift border, and looking around it I thought "wait... that's it?". It's pretty small compared to the one in ESO.