Do we even know what “all in one” means? It could be one combo station for each set - or one blacksmithing for all sets, etc. Since jewel crafting requires the Summerset chapter, the latter is more likely, but I haven’t seen anything that confirms either.

im wondering what to do with the hundreds of tables we already have

God I hope it's not a crown exclusive, that sort of thing is just not on. Having it there as an ease-of-acsess thing while being able to earn them in game, sure, but *exclusively* crown store?

In any case, I do wonder meself how they will handle it and am looking forward to hearing about it. On one hand having them let you put single crafting stations into it sounds nice, but also super easy for those who have already collected all the single stations, however if they made it upgradeable/a gold sink, which it would give one more thing to collect and upgrade I can see people complaining about having spent all the time/money getting all the single stations. I meself wouldn't really care ultimately how it is implmented as long as it will free up all those slots

ghastley wrote: »

Do we even know what “all in one” means? It could be one combo station for each set - or one blacksmithing for all sets, etc. Since jewel crafting requires the Summerset chapter, the latter is more likely, but I haven’t seen anything that confirms either.

Likely there will be an red out option similar to "you don't have that skill" on the crafting tables for the jewelry section on the all on one table either style they make it happen.

I just hope that they take players investments into account with it. Since the announcement I have said, and still say, that whether it's good or bad will depend entirely on implementation and mechanics around it.

I would hate for attunables being completely useless anymore because of all of the items in the writ voucher store they are one of the few items that sell consistently that is worth doing master writs for. Remove them and many master writs benefit in doing.

DarcyMardin wrote: »

...they should be convertible if you have already bought the set.

We certainly shouldn't have to buy them all over again again!

100% agree. I would hope so but we have seen things become obsolete in the game before

How it is implemented It will ultimately be decided by the binding rule upon acquirement. Yes vouchers are the main means for now, but keep in mind they have recently awarded those who participated in the chapter event last year with attunables in the cascading dragon plunder reward chests that are account bound. I still have those, and the previous years' as well, stored on my banker at the moment. I've meant to use them but with the sets that have been added over the last two chapters I haven't been able to narrow down which sets to commit them to and place them. Plus I am also working on saving vouchers to buy two jewelry attunables to complete them. I just most recently got the transmute station for vouchers, omg I love that thing. Best feature in eso next to the craft bag. And after peeking ahead in the pc patch notes (Im on XboxNA), im still undecided on what, or when to use them. You never know with this game, they may put another set locking mechanic like they did with ancient dragon guard in southern elswyer, prompting me to use those awarded attuneables on that set once I had unlocked that crafting area in dragon hold with my main so that i had access to that set with my alts that had yet to do that content. That kind of mechanic could be applied to the all in ones, or something similar in depth for the 'earning it' equivalent given the value you math sleuths have figured it will at least physically replace. There's also the possibility that its a plus perk, given its already assumed invaluableness would be in line with the other invaluables, and ensures access through a crown purchase from your crown stipends. If they finally add summerset to base game it would solve the configuration of a multicraft station being available to own by all who have a plus account. Because its a furnishing use is subject to the homeowner, and all guildmembers could craft with the other quarter of set stations once locked to those that still opt to go without plus. That one simple, minute change that wouldn't require any patch is where the balance would be if the new table becomes a plus perk. Because, you know, they're all about balance with this game.